Briand faces confidence vote over Ruhr policy and Silesia
Paris report notes Briand interpellations in the chamber as critics accuse him of yielding to British pressure and failing to occupy the Ruhr. Deputies threaten a confidence vote while Polish premier Paderewski in Warsaw argues Lloyd George stirred fears on Upper Silesia.
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Ruhr
Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
M. Briand
White's Funeral Held Tomorrow at the Capital
Edward Douglas White chief justice of the United States lay dead at his home in Washington. By order of President Harding government business will halt Saturday as his body is laid to rest in Oak Hill Cemetery Georgetown. Departments will close all day and the flag will be lowered to half mast as America mourns a great legal voice.
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Associated Press
Washington
Edward Douglas White
United States
Harding
Oakhill Cemetery
Georgetown
America
Quiet anniversary marks Tug River zone tragedy
Associated Press report notes May 19 marks one year since Matewan disaster in the Tug River area. Sixty nine Mingo County citizens sworn in as state police volunteers amid ongoing emergency measures following the 19 fatalities.
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Tamamson
Matewan
Tug River
Mingo
Reorganization of US health services announced in Minneapolis
By the Associated Press in Minneapolis on May 19, a government reorganization uniting the Public Health Service the federal Board of Vocational Rehabilitation and the Bureau of War Risk Insurance under War Risk Insurance supervision was announced. Dr L A Walker former director health service in the Tenth District outlined a plan for about 15 local offices across four states including Montana capitals Helena Billings Missoula and another city.
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Associated Pres
Minneapolis
United States Public Health Service
Federal Board of Vocational Rehabilitation
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
L.A. Walker
Montana
Helena
Billings
Missoula
Rioting Renewed in East Belfast Amid Attacks
Rioting flared again in East Belfast with unionists cited as aggressors in reprisal for a service men's demonstrations. A disturbance near St Mathews church left three shot wound cases, including a 13 year old girl wounded in the mouth and in serious condition.
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Belfast
St. Mathews Church
Lane's Body Cremated Ashes Sent to California
The body of Franklin K. Lane former secretary of the interior who died in Rochester Minnesota was cremated in Chicago. His ashes will be taken to Yosemite Valley California and scattered as requested by Lane. No funeral services were held only immediate family attended. Lane’s widow Riches Lane and brother G W Lane were present. A condolence message came to Mrs Lane from Josvenor Clarkson former director of the council of national defense.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Rochester
Minn
el Capitan Peak
Yosemite Valley
California
Lane
Graceland Cemetery
Mr. Lane
Josvenor B. Clarkson
Council of National Defense
McCully Couple Sentenced to Life in Prison
Mona May McCully and Fred McCully were convicted in Thompson Falls Montana of murdering Leon Richardson, with Mona claiming and later denying involvement. Judge Lentz sentenced both to life terms in the state penitentiary, to begin in Deer Lodge. Richardson was found shot near Plains last November.
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Associated Press
Thompson Falls
Mont
Mona May McCully
Leon Richardson
Fred McCully
Richardson
Lentz
State Penitentiary
Meculls
Statea
Lewis
McCalls
Deer Lodge
Plains
Conference Continued by Secretary Davis in Wage Talks
Washington May 19 After hours of talks with marine engineers and radio operators Davis adjourned the conference without reporting progress. The session aimed to shape a proposition to present to Chairman Benson and the ship owners as the basis for a settlement. Davis received full authority to act for the union representatives in seeking a settlement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Davis
Benson
School Problem 15 Discussed By Woman Trustee
Trustee Julia Rogers quoted yesterday as saying Superintendent Maddock opposed the board majority’s program and policies though he later claimed no opposition. Rogers noted concessions to fit his wishes, including retaining one of seven supervisors while dropping two, and Maddock’s desire to take over the art supervisor role.
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Maddock
Julia Rogers
American Prisoner Driven Insane by Red Brutality
Reports from Moscow prison describe an American detainee driven to insanity by brutality and terror. The American Legion Poland department plans a cable to President Harding and national commander PF Galbraith urging urgent steps for release of Americans imprisoned in Russia.
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Moscow
Ted
Kilpatrick
American Legion
Department of Poland
Harding
Leson
United States
PF. W. Galbraith Jr
Russia
Alibi claimed in Wall Street explosion case
Justice officials identify Giuseppe de Filippo of Bayonne New Jersey as the wagon driver in the Wall Street explosion last September. He remains jailed in Bayonne in solitary confinement on a federal charge of causing destruction of government property. Identification by five sources described as positive but names withheld. The case ties to an alleged bomb in front of the United States assay office.
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New York
Giuseppe de Filippo
Bayonne
N. J
Wall Street
Department of Justice
de Filippo
Tomorr
Newark
United States
Joseph Oears
Scala
Department of Jus Tee
United States Assay
Moms
Tito Ligi
Scranton
Stolen Registered Mail Package From Bank Reported
A package containing $10,000 sent by registered mail from the Federal Reserve Bank in Chicago to the Grand Haven State Bank in Grand Haven Michigan did not reach its destination and is believed stolen, officials announced today.
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Associated Prem
Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank
Grand Haven State Bank
Grand Haven
Mich
Boot and Shoe Workers Seek Light Wine Beer Under Law
The boot and shoe workers union in St. Louis adopted a resolution demanding modification of the prohibition amendment to permit light wine and beer. They also opposed wage reductions, declaring there is no justice in lower wages for shoe workers.
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Associated Pres
ST. Louis
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Butte Slayers to Know Fate June 3
The supreme court will hear appeals from three men scheduled for execution on June 3. Theodore Chron opulus and Steve Burn were found guilty of murdering Sylvester J. Prenat in Butte, while E. C. Davis alias Albert Vick was convicted of killing Sheriff C. K. Wyman in Beaverhead County near Monida.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Theodore Chronopulus
Steve Burn
Sylvester J. Prenat
Butte
E. C. Davis
Albert Vick
Haves
Shreiff C.K. Wyman
Beaverhead County
Monida
America Upholds Isolation as Nations Debate League
London May 19 American ambassador George Harvey stated in his first speech since credentials that U S armed forces went to Europe in the world war to save the United States not European states opposed to Germany He urged English French and British audiences to strengthen bonds across the Atlantic noting the American heart lies between the Alleghenies and the Rockies He praised President Harding as a broad visionary man devoted to rights of the United States while respecting others and warned against meddling in European affairs.
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Harding
England
Associated Press
London
George Harvey
Europe
United States
Germany
Pilgrims Society
Harvey
Oo Tong
America
Narning
United Kingdom
Burglary Call Leads to Murder Suspect Arrest in Ironwood
Detectives on East Broadway identify Emil Hill matching a Michigan murder warrant for John Warronen. Amid a burglary false alarm, Hill is detained and later linked to Warronen by physical features and a police photo. Ironwood, Michigan authorities notified as investigation continues.
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Mam
Emil Hill
Ghoush
Ironwood
Mich
John Warronen
Crebruary
Larkin
O'Donnell
Owser
Wessson
Broadway
Hil
Michigan
Hull
Warronen
Wareronen
Montana
Hill
Tronwood
Immigration restriction bill signed by President Harding
Washington May 19 The immigration restriction bill was signed today by President Harding into law, marking a major change in U S immigration policy.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Harvey to be an observer in the question of Silesia
The American ambassador George Harvey announced at the Pilgrims dinner that he has been designated to represent the president on the supreme council regarding Silesia. Washington says he will act only as an observer on the Silesian matter, with U S interests limited to potential broader European economic concerns.
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Silesia
Associated Press
London
Shay
Washington
Supreme Council
Harding
Poland
Council
Hhe
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Ropean
United States
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