Dead Aviators Army Officers Identified After Crash
Denver reports reveal a charred body found on Cuayamaca mountain has been identified as Lieut Charles Webber. His father Rev A Webber said the discovery brings relief after days of suspense for his wife and family. Major Henry Arnold and Captain Ervin joined in the search and identified the remains with Maj Theodore Macauley and other officials.
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Rockwell Field
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Piggly Wiggly To Remain In Memphis
Memphis May 13 Clar enes Saunders president of Piggly Wiggly Stores announced a final plan to sell a portion of stores, restructure bank loans, and retire class A stock to pay pool members. Chicago outlets valued around 1.5 million would be sold first followed by Kansas City locations.
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Wigary Wingy
Proice
Mr. Saunders
New York Stock Exchange
al Saunders
Chicago
Kansas City
Bandits Agree to Release Half of Captives
Peking reports the ministry of communications says bandits at Lincheng agree to release half of the captives and hold the rest as hostages. Nations from the United States France and Italy notified Lincheng officials of the development amid troop concerns.
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Peking
Ministry of Communications
Lincheng
Cape
Lineheng
Wen
Shrine Circus Delights Butte With Acts And Acrobats
The second week opens tonight with a professional clown and acts from Parnum Talley Ringling shows. Local comedians and Svbi Brown’s dancing girls perform, with Kanthe the world’s most perfect man and contortionist Tom Aithaen. Jaze orchestra provides music as crowds grow nightly at the big top in Butte.
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Svbi Brown
Kanthe
Tom ‘Aithaen
Jaze
Othe
Halle
Shrine Circus
Butte
Auto Crash Fatalities Shock Town After Racing Cars
An early evening traffic crash involving the Sennett brothers and multiple vehicles injured several, hurled bystanders, and caused hospitalizations including a leg amputation. James Harvey and Charles Glass were among drivers. Sheriff’s deputies and a crowd aided and investigated the collision scene.
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Muanap
James Harvey
Charles Glas
Harvey
Ginas
Say
Peter
Joel
Hamilton Block
Glas
Murray Hospital
Running
Glass
Oakland
Sennett
C. Lind
Mixsourt Ue
Lind
France Will Not Change In Ruhr Policy Says Poincare
Premier Poincare, speaking at a May 13 dedication, affirmed France will not alter its Ruhr stance. He argued Germans view war as a national industry and defended entrenched policy while thanking Britain and Italy for past support. He noted France and allies blocked German advances toward Calais and London.
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France
Ruhr
Poincare
Berlin
Great Britain
Italy
M. Poin Care
David Lloyd George
Paineare
Calais
London
Ony
Neamiar Adel
Big Prize For Gotham Writer Wing Revealed
A report details the Gotham Writer Wing prizes with winners including William Allen White for an Emporia Gazette editorial and Edna St Vincent Millay for poetry. The awards, judged by a panel from Columbia and announced during Columbia University commencement, honor journalism and the arts.
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William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Selene Hela
Cambridge
Mase
Bose
Edna S. Vincent Millay
Air
Watts
Institute of Musical [Arto
Sin
Daniel
Gregory Mason
Walter Henry Hail
Frank Davis Torch
America
Italy
Columbia School of Journalism
Columbia University
Britain Rejects Germanys Offer In World War I Reparations Talks
Britain refuses Germanys latest reparations proposal arguing it does not advance a viable basis for settlement. The article notes uncertainties in German guarantees and calls for Germany to present a more precise, substantial contribution. Italy similarly expresses disappointment, insisting burden sharing must remain within its means.
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Germany
Europe
Bertaim
Soviet Delegate Becomes Hostile in Lausanne Peace Talks
May 13 reports a heated scene at the Near Eastern peace conference. Russian delegate Vorovsky’s death is cited alongside disruptions. Sturmer, press agent for Russia, was expelled from the hotel as tensions rose. Swiss official M de Stoutz attempted condolence efforts but faced barriers. Ahrens’s injuries are linked to alleged hostility toward Swiss authorities. Secret embassy letters from Berlin surfaced, alleging efforts to oust the Russian delegation amid fear of Moscow’s influence.
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Hermann Sturmer
Sturmen
M. de Stoutz
Vorovsky
Mme
Didwilkowski
Mm.’ Ahrens
M. ‘Ahrens
M. de Stouts
Mme. Vorovsky
Sturmer
M. Ahrens
Did- Wilkowski
Berlin
Orovsky
V Vorovsky
Russia
Red Rose Teams Win In Soccer Contest
Meaderville Red Rose soccerites defeated Sons United 4 to 1 at Columbia Gardens. Ferret Hillier and Powell scored for the winners with two goals and single tallies by Hillier and Powell. Nicholls tallied the loser’s score.
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Meaderville Red Rose
Sons ‘United
Columbia Gardens
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Alteted
Scared
Hillier and
Powell
Nicholls
Toll of Autos in California 1922
California auto accidents killed 1085 people in 1922, up 196 from 1921, per J I Re director of the state bureau of vital statistics. Police find items tied to Patrolman Dennis Griffin after apparent kidnapping.
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California
Sacramento
Cal
J. I. Redirector
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Northwestern student questioned in Mount death probe
In Chicago on May 13 the assistant state attorney subpoenaed Northwestern University students to testify about the disappearance of Leighton Mount and the death of Louis Aubere. Roscoe Conklin Fitch grew hysterical under questioning and claimed secrecy before admitting involvement in the Aubere case.
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Chicago
Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Ohi Assistant States Attorney Today
Roscoe Conklin Fitch
Mount
Louis Aubere
Fitch
Aubere
Toom
Phyllis Trojan
Arthur Persinger
Evanston
Nighticane
Studente
PE %Stount
Trojan
Lewis Hawke
Northwestern Hapert Jamar
Ev ‘Aston
Tom and
Harry
Cook
Chums
Thwrence Horton
Sitch Aubere
Walden
Slount
Walter Reu- Perma
Itch
Questoners
Clinton Merrick
University
Scott
Grand Jury
Reno Police Upset by Women Speeders
Reno Chief John M. Kirkley says women speeders outsmart officers and are fewer in custody. He notes men are arrested more for careless driving, blaming inexperience and a belief Reno women lack driving craft and discipline. He claims officers struggle with detaining recalcitrant women while men are easier to handle.
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Reno
Nev
John M. Kirkley
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