Turks Massacre Drives International Pressure and U S Involvement
The report details ongoing massacres and deportations by Turkish forces in Asia Minor targeting Christian populations. It notes strong reactions from the American state department and implies possible U S intervention, while Britain France and Italy propose a joint inquiry and Genoa conference sidelines. The piece warns that the United States may act to confront the Near East crisis, potentially shocking allied governments.
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Asia Minor
American State Department
America
London
Genoa
United States
Near East
Butte Considers Hotel and Expo Plans for 1925
A Tuesday meeting in Butte reviewed a possible 1925 exposition and a city hotel and auditorium. Attendees favored building a substantial hotel to serve expo guests and general visitors, with an auditorium funded by subscription. The group urged action and local backing to move beyond chatter toward concrete support and funding.
Turkiye and Teres supporters in European affairs stance
A fragmentary diplomatic remark argues that America engages in European issues only for humanitarian reasons and seeks peace and security, noting Turkey and Greece as former allies divided by a regional East conflict.
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Mally
Europe
America
Turkey
Greece
Renewal of War Threatens China and World Peace
The renewed civil conflict in China risks involving 400 million people and jeopardizing Washington Conference treaties on China. Sun Yat Sen's Canton government faces a split with the Peking regime as militarist provincial leaders gain power, leaving the central government unable to act. European powers may choose sides, risking concessions and territorial disputes.
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Orient
China
Japan
Sun Yat Sen
Canton
Peking
Chang
Opening Day in Butte Sparks Yesteryear Baseball Pride
More than 4,000 fans packed the Clark playgrounds park as Butte opened its Mines league season. Major Cocking tossed the first ball amid checks for sandpaper use and proper stance, while crowd cheer and nostalgia recalled greats like McCloskey Ward Dowling and former stars who once played on local diamonds. The piece lauds home talent and notes Butte's enduring baseball enthusiasm as a healthy sign for the mining city.
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Butte
Mines League
Clark
John McCloskey
Piggy Ward
Pete Dowling
Chief Meyers
McGraw
Giants
Bullet Joe Bush
Joe Tinker
Cub
W. Dell
Kirby Hoon
al Glover
Carl Zamloch
Battle for estate of the late Dick Croker unfolds
A Kansas newspaper notes that the feud over Dick Croker’s estate will generate a lawsuit among his legacies while remarking on the era’s trend of rich men attracting battles over heirs and brides.
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Dick Croker
Butte Hotel Exposition Plan Drives City Action
In a large meeting of Butte business leaders, support coalesces around building a modern hotel and an auditorium, backed by subscriptions from Kremer, Symons and local firms. A 1925 exposition is discussed to fund the project, with Rowe proposing a dedicated committee to form a hotel company and advance the plan.
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United States
Canal
Tse
Standard Publishing
Associated Preas
R. J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Francisco
Symone
Butte
Carroll
Montana
Bruce Kremer
S Kremer
Kremer
Algo
Helena
Great Fate
Missoula
Billings
Spokane
Bute
Harry Sys
Symons Company
Jack Cohen
Symons
Cohen
Rowe
Frank Walker
Siver Bow County
American Legion
Mr. Walker
James J. Rowe
Mr. Rowe
Tam
Dr. Kingsbury
T. Witherspoon
C. J. Nepper
Arthur Perhan Wot
Davey
Ray Rhule
William Meyer
W. McC. White
Seattle
Saint Cant fortune tale of love and crime in peril
In a melodramatic plot Le Petit Paruien details Ziai a beautiful animal trainer torn between Georges and Ludovic Biancafort. Ludovic plots to seize the Saint Cant fortune by disposing of three heirs Mile and Tine and others. A web of Italian bandits an ex-criminal Sauvoyer and Rouscouban chase power and vengeance as lovers collide and danger closes in.
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Ziai
Georges-Ciaude “Sancafort
Ludovic Biancafort
Mile
Tine
Georges
Rom
Sibe
Sauvoyer
Rouscouban
Zist
Ludovic
Britts
Children Haunted by Madman in Coastal Hideout
In a Breton fortress the madman Joanny stalks siblings Milo and Tine as they hide from capture. A second resident, Marie Anne, contemplates murder while Kermadeuc and Joanny drink and plot. The children cling to prayer as danger looms and a boat plan to ferry them away surfaces but fails to unfold that night.
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Joanny
Atie
Tine
Ludovic
Weaith
Ladovic
Tcaffold
Milo
Tino
Mile
Saint-Cast
Joanny Thad
Kermadeuc
Kermadene
Dla Marie
Anne Kermadeuc
Kerma
Cone
Marie-Anne
Kermadeuh
Marie -Anne
Tamare
Yvonne
Martial
Miles
Kermadeue
Johnny
Tin
Horoscope for May 10 1922 with astrological guidance
The horoscope suggests fair luck for May 10 1922 with benefic aspects for sun and moon. Theaters may face setbacks in attracting new people and actors risk disappointment yet management changes could benefit later. Publicity rises. ambitious individuals may secure success while some entertainment careers fade. Children born that day may face extravagance but find success.
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Thelatershat
Newcapers
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Portland
Tere
Kansas
the Times
Atuich
Chamber of Commerce
Starry Symons
Kevin
Janes
Ur. White
Mrr. White
Canada
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Yellowstone National Park
Glacier National Park
Heges
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