Outline Conditions For Recognizing Mexican Government
A prepared memorandum outlines the United States conditions for recognizing President Obregon's government in Mexico. George T. Summerlin, counsellor of the American embassy, will deliver the statement to Obregon as part of official diplomacy.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Mexico
Obregon
George T. Summerlin
Mexico City
Secretary of State
Boland Sees Pope Letter Guiding Irish Settlement
Harry Boland envoy of the republic of Ireland says Pope Benedicts letter suggesting a body chosen by the Irish nation to settle the Irish question would be well received by the people of Ireland. Belfast reports deny direct negotiations between Eamonn de Valera and Lloyd George, urging electors to beware such misleading claims. ELECTION QUIET.
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Washington
Benedict
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Harry Boland
Republic of Ireland
Christendom
Ress
Belfast
Dail Eireann
Eamonn de Valera
Lloyd George
New York Hosts President Harding for Day of Events
President Harding arrives to a city welcome and a packed program. He will speak at the Academy of Political Science luncheon at the Hotel Astor, review the Twenty-third Regiment in Brooklyn, and address the 125th anniversary of the New York Commercial Club at the Hotel Commodore. A 21-gun salute marks the Mayflower’s arrival as fleet ships and Forts Hamilton and Wade Worth honor the president.
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Associated Pres
New York
Harding
Academy of Political Science
Hotel Astor
Twenty-third Regiment
Brooklyn
New York Commercial Club
Commodore
Narrows
Forts Hamilton
Wadeworth
Hudson
Manhattan Bridge
East River
Armory
Manhattan
Coolidge
Revolution Rumors Sweep Lisbon Amid Cabinet Detentions
Reports from Vigo claim a Portuguese revolution has occurred with cabinet members imprisoned and Machado dos Santos proclaimed president. Madrid says Lisbon has no knowledge of disturbances, while military junta hints at forming a new cabinet via the president.
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Associated Press
Madrid
the Tiempo
Vigo
Lisbon
Portugal
Machado Dos Santos
Ree Publi
Important Bills On The Slate For Consideration
Washington May 22 A cleanup of pending measures over the next two weeks tops republican leaders agenda in congress Aimed to pave way for consideration of the permanent tariff and tax revision The permanent tariff bill likely to be presented by the house Ways and Means committee next month Prolific items for completion include the Knox peace resolution the temporary tariff the army and navy appropriation bills the Good McCormick federal budget measure and the deficiency appropriation act
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
House, Ways and Means
Army and Navy
Drowned herder killed in canyon during cloudburst
Townsend Montana May 22 The Associated Press reports an aged sheep herder, employed by J A Graviey in Deep Creek canyons, died when his wagon overturned during a storm. The man's name is not known and he was pinned beneath the wreck as rain and wind swelled the canyon. He likely perished by drowning after hours.
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Townsend
Mont
J.A. Graviey Company
Deep Creek
Mail Train Bandit Gardner Seen Hiding in Sacramento
Sacramento officers say Roy Gardner, believed to have robbed a Southern Pacific mail car near New Castle Friday night, eluded pursuers and is hiding in Sacramento. A truck matching the bandit’s description was driven to a point between Sacramento and Roseville and left on the highway. Perkins Found Dead in Chicago Club Room at 76.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Cal
Roy Gardner
Southern Pacific Mail
New Castle
Lincoln
Ellis Jones
Roseville
Alleged Bluebeardess Held for Death of Six
Mrs Lyda Southard, detained in Honolulu, is suspected of poisoning six former husbands and a brother in law. A US Navy petty officer husband Paul Southard stationed at Pearl Harbor is involved. The case, linked to a Montana residence, stretches across several states with Marian C Lewis noted in relation.
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Lyda Southard
Honolulu
Paul Southard
United States Navy
Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian Islands
South Ted
Montana
Marian
C. Lewis
Blifings
Japan to evacuate Siberia and restore Shantung to China
Tokyo reports Japan will evacuate Siberia and restore Shantung to China at the earliest moment. A foreign office official said there would be no change in Japan's Far East policy, and officials hope China will engage in discussions while noting the lack of a responsible Chinese authority.
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Japan
Siberia
Shantung
China
Foreign Office
Far East
Tokio
American Federation of Labor to Intensify Union Campaign
President Samuel Gompers announced the AFL will intensify its organization drive to spread the message of trade unionism nationwide. He pledged protection and encouragement for workers and outlined plans to visit several cities after the Denver convention to recruit the unorganized.
Idaho town wiped out by flood in Nordic region
Pocatello Idaho May 22 Grangeville a town of about 1500 in Nordicc was practically wiped out by a cloud burst Saturday. One life is reported lost. Four feet of water raced through the main street damaging homes and businesses.
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Associated Press
Pocatello
Idaho
Grangeville
Nordicc
Refuge to Accept Plans Presented on Marine Strike
Locals No 33 and 0 of the Marine Engineers Beneficial association declared unanimity against federal mediators proposals for a settlement of the nationwide marine strike. No vote was taken as the meeting in New York rejected the ideas involving wage concessions and overtime reductions. Secretary of Labor Davis had conferred in Washington but the union remained firm, while Davis and shipowners officials discussed possible future talks.
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Associated Free New York
Marine Engineers: Beneficial Association
Davis
Washington
Oafratora
Seaegoine
Bert J
Davie
Winthrop
Mark Wing
J. Mt Raymond
American Steamship Owners’ Asociation
Davin
Raymond
Marving
American Steamship Owners Association
Walsh backs conference on disarmament in Senate remarks
Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana told reporters he favors an international conference on disarmament. He said the United States should not reduce its navy and argued the fleet should be as large as the world's biggest. He indicated strong support for international talks and a robust U.S. naval force.
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Associated Prets
Tinitea
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
United States Navy
Two Men Killed in Auto Accident Near Tacoma
Tacoma May 22. Two men were killed and two women injured when an auto traveling from Tacoma to Sumner was struck by an eastbound Milwaukee train at a crossing two miles from North Puyallup. Henry Wesley Lock 36 was killed instantly and A L Warfield 38 died later. The women Edith Graham 36 and Mabel Flynn 34 of Camp Cady were taken to a hospital for examination.
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Associated Prec
Tacoma
Wach
Sumner
Milwaukee
North Puyallup
Henry Wesley Lock
A. L. Warfield
Edith Graham
Mabel Flynn
Camp Cady
Train Slams Auto Killing Two People at Askov Crossing
In Sandstone Minnesota on May 22 two people were instantly killed when Great Northern passenger train No 19 collided with an automobile at a grade crossing near Askov eight miles north of town. The victims Godfrey Larson and Emma Felmose 18 were returning home after a local baseball game.
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Sandstone
Minn
Great Northern Plasenger
Twin Cities
Duluth
Askov
Here
Godfrey Larson
Emma Felmose
Heavy Local Rains Help Firefighters In Minnesota Districts
Heavy local rains aided state and federal forestry crews and recruited guards as they gained control of forest fires in northeastern Minnesota. Fires began Friday and peaked yesterday afternoon with a stiff wind, affecting the Minnesota state and Superior area forests in the district.
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Duluth
Minnesota
Superior Ni Monal
German Companies Drive Insurgents From Many Towns
Berlin dispatch reports German reinforcements crossed into Upper Silesia as fighting raged Sunday near Rosenberg. Insurgents evacuated several villages. total outcome unknown. Dispatch from Oppein notes intense clashes and continued casualties in Rosehers Kreusb ers Ratibor and Krapppits areas. Korfanty’s proclamation on disarmament seen as clever diplomacy.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Oppem
Upper Silesia
Rosenberg
Associated Prev
London
Grossteiner Forest
London ‘Times
Ratihor
London Times
Fire destroys large coal tipple at Willis Branch mine
West Virginia on May 22 state police reported a fire at Willis Branch Coal company mine in Fayette county destroying a large Apple tipple and twelve empty box cars. The miners strike has been ongoing at Willis Branch since September 1919.
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W. Va
Porcelain Money for Guatemala Designed at Meissen
A May 22 report from Meissen Saxony says a porcelain currency for Guatemala has been designed at the former royal porcelain works. If accepted it would replace hard rubber coins, as paper money cannot be used in the climate. The plant is refining the manufacturing process with anticipation of adoption for national circulation.
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Meissen
Saxony
Royal ‘Porcelain Works
Five in machine that rolls down Big Hole grade
A car carrying Mr Fulton and four others plunged over a steep embankment on the Big Hole road near Butte, rolling down 100 feet and landing at the bottom after several flips. Fulton suffered a dislocated shoulder. others escaped injury. Mrs Fulton lost control likely due to steering wear. The party had been headed for a Big Hole picnic when the accident occurred.
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Big Hole
Butte
Fulton
Bob Thomas
Lewisohn Avenue
Thomas
Silver Bow Sgnal Bank
James Hospital
Missing woman found walking southwest road near Butte
Hallie House, 23, escaped from her Superior block room Saturday near noon. An autoist, who saw her description in the Standard, brought her to the sheriff's office and she was returned to her anxious father. Scouts and neighbors conducted a wide search through the foothills and roads west, south and east of the city.
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Butte
Hallie House
Superior
Timber Butte
Sheriff's Ofce
Ered
Owen
Hoy
Southend
Duggan
Sheriff's Office
O'Donnell
Larkin
Avery
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Othe
Senate Foreign ‘Relations Committee
Rhee
Chicago
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Nation
Portugese
Bernardino Machado
Michado Santos
The
Republic
ASTO
Pi Urday
Otcers
Mportant
Eel Perkins
Ramund T. Perkins
National Drainage Congress
Government Reclamation Service
University Club
Refuge
Walsh
Korfanty
Ermans
Kreusberg
Porcelain
Guatemala
Simon Fulton
Miss House
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