Genoa Conference Moves and World Leaders Depart
France approves Genova instructions as Poincare seeks limited powers. D Annunzio to attend economic conference representing Italy’s seamen. Lloyd George leaves for Genoa with a marche of officials while Russian delegates meet Italian Communists in Santa Margherita. Miss Mildred Kull suffers a gym accident from swinging rings.
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Genoa
Gabriele d'Annunzio
Italy
Paris
Monnenve
Genom
Poincare
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Maris
Cenon
Criselea
Russi
Oeemelons
Moscove
London
Associated Press
Megan
Marquis Curzon
Laming Worthington-Evarin
Robert Horne
Maurice Hankey
Philip Sasson
Miondon
Santa
Margherita
Bombacei
Grazindel
Marabini
M. Chitcherin
Sight Restored To Her After Weeks Of Blindness
Dallas Texas report notes full restoration of sight after two weeks of blindness caused by a blood clot. Medical team reports steady recovery and cautious optimism for ongoing vision improvement.
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Dallas
Texas
Alameda Woman Seeks Return Of Actress Coghlan
Rose Coghlan, once a comedy star of two decades, is believed to be in need after a recent penury period. Mrs. Tom Dolphin of Alameda wired the AP asking to tell Coghlan she is wanted in Alameda, with a home, a car, and no need to sell costumes. The Dolphins, their son-in-law, and mother-in-law have never seen Coghlan onstage.
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Alameda
Calif
Rose Coghlan
Leagerly
San Francisco Bay
Tom Dolphin
Clement Ave
Coghlan
New York City
Associated Press
Miss Coghlan
Mrs. Dophins
Mr. Dolphin
Mrs. Dolphin
Still In Family For 100 Years Destroyed In Distilling Case
ANDERSON, N. C. An unusual heirloom copper still seized by county officers was broken up on Thursday. Ward Huckabee, charged with distilling, told officers he was making a little nip for grandma, his 84 year old grandmother. He said the still had belonged to his father and grandfather and been in the family for over a century, with the well worn copper outfit supporting his claim. Officers report no prior record on Huckabee.
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Huckabee
Arbuckle Manslaughter Trial Near End of Prosecution
SAN FRANCISCO. Prosecution to close rebuttal witnesses Friday after defense wrapped up its case in Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter trial over Miss Virginia Rappe’s death. Prosecution witnesses testified that Miss Rappe had no history of illness, countering the defense claim. Cross examination of Mrs. Winifred Burckholder of New York was slated to resume at Friday’s session.
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San Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Miss Rappe
Winifred Burckholder
New York
Enright Seeks City Funds for More Police Officers
New York Police Commissioner Enright announced plans to appear before the board of estimates to outline current crime conditions and request 1,192 additional officers for the department. He said the force, totaling 11,506, is overworked and unable to patrol adequately when crime rises.
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New York
Enright
Board of Estimates
Canada and U S To Bill and Cao At Love Feast
Chicago hosts a celebration of a century of peace between Canada and the United States. Premier Ernest C. Drury of Ontario and Governor William C. Sproul of Pennsylvania are to address a mass meeting. Greetings will be read from the President.
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United States
Paria
Genoa
Louis Barethou
Paris
France
Chicago
Ernest C. Drury
Ontario
William C. Sproul
Pennsylvania
Harding
Genoa Freshened With Paint For Coming Parley
Genoa preparing for the economic conference with a fresh paint bath for the city and its environs. Turpentine air and Italian warnings about fresh paint dominate as delegates and foreign visitors arrive at Genoa, Rapallo, and nearby resorts.
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Genoa
Associated Press
Riviera
Rapallo
Imperial Palace
Daughter shoots father in alleged abuse case in St. Louis
Miss Mand A. Ritchie, 18, a telephone operator, shot her father George A. Ritchie, 53, a butcher, in St. Louis. She said he abused her mother and the shooting occurred today.
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ST. Louis
Mand A. Ritchie
George A. Ritchie
Dartmouth Glee and Mandolin Club Delights Athens Crowd
The Dartmouth Glee and Mandolin Club performed at the Colonial Theatre Friday night to a near capacity audience in Athens. Highlights included Underworld Sands and Intoxicating Melodies, with the Barbary Coast Eight jazz group performing alongside. The event drew praise for the group’s musical excellence and L. H. Ross’s piano solos.
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Dartmouth
Colonial Theatre
New Hampshire
Glee Club
Banjo Club
Athens
L. H. Ross
Harris Resolution Reported Favorably by Senate Panel
Senator Harris of Georgia introduced two resolutions for publication of extra cotton statistics. The agriculture committee reported them favorably. The director of census would tally unginned bales and provide estimates of bales that will be ginned from the current crop.
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Washington
Harris
Georgia
Senate Agriculture Committee
Omission Of Word Obey In Marriage Ceremony
In San Francisco bishop Edward TL Parsons explained why the word obey is to be omitted from the marriage rite. He said the term is antiquated and that marriage should rest on mutual respect, not unilateral authority.
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San Francisco
Edward TL. Parsons
New York Pixchange to Move to Temporary Quarters
The New York Pixchange will close on April 29 to move equipment to temporary quarters in Wall Street. Operations resume May 1 while the current building is torn down for a new 22 story structure.
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New York
Wall Street
The
Exchange
Arabs Reject British Draft Constitution for Palestine
London report says Palestine Arabs, representing Muslim and Christian societies and the Arab congress, oppose the British proposed constitution. They argue it favors Jews and envisions a Jewish national home, conflicting with Arab rights, and seek greater self control while acknowledging the draft aims to start discussion.
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London
Palestine
Mutually Satisfactory Understanding Still Open
Fragmentary line suggests potential for a satisfactory understanding and ongoing discussions. The wording implies that the door remains ajar for future agreement, with no final closure indicated.
Emory Glee Club Has Big Season
Emory University Glee and Mandolin Club drew a large Brenau audience in Atlanta for a last road concert of the 1922 season. The two hour program, similar to prior Georgia Florida Alabama tours, featured a radio broadcast from Brenau. Star soloist John Pearce, recovering from a serious auto accident, listened from a cot in a front box as the audience enjoyed the performance. Afterward, Emory members were hosted by Brenau Glee Club at Yonah Hall.
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Atlanta
Emory University Glee and Mandolin Club
Brenau
Brenau Auditorium
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Emory Boys
H. J. Pearce
John Pearce
Pearce Y
Pearce
Prems
Brenau Glee Club
Yonah Hall
Police Judge Pays Himself for City Work
Detroito era news item notes a police judge allegedly paid by the city for duties including removal tasks. The report also covers remarks by Mrs. Woy Riley Tayh Upton, vice president of the Republican national committee, on women’s political involvement and the hurdles they face, plus a stray note about superstition on Fridays.
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BY Allman
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Emory Glee Club
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Health Board
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Detroit
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Tayh Upton
Renyylican National
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