Fighting in China Renewed Shuts Rail Traffic Near Pekin
News from Hankow reports rail service on the Peking Hankow line halted as fighting resumes in China. General Wu Pei Fu demands Chang Ta Lin’s dismissal and pays 20 000 000 in compensation for warfare instigation.
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China
Pekin
Wu Fei-Pu
Chang Tso-Lin
Great Wall
Peking
Tien Tsin
Associated Press
Wu Pei-Fu
Chi-Lin
Chang 'Sso-Lin
Manchu
Chang
U S Judge Evans of Georgia Dies of Stroke
Savannah Georgia May report states United States District Judge for the Southern District of Georgia Evans died suddenly at his home from a paralytic stroke. The death ends a respected career on the federal bench with Beverey of the DPD noted in the dispatch.
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Savannah
Beverey
Evans
United States
Southern District of Georgia
Civil War Only Just Begun Says Canton Envoy
Ma Soo, Canton envoy, says the Chinese civil war has only begun and calls for unity over peace. He notes Wu Pei Fu’s victory was not overwhelming and that factions must disband from Peking’s government to seek Canton authority and permanent peace. Wu Pei Fu refused a troop withdrawal from Hunan and Hubei.
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Canton
Washington
China
Ma Soo
South China
Wu Pei Fu
Chang Tso-Lin
Dia Soo
Peking
Chang Teo-Lin
Wu Pei-Fu
Wu Tingfang
U Chang Tho-San
Chamg Tso-Lin
Wu Pei-Ru
Huper
Hunan
Wi Pel-Fu
Boy Attempts Suicide in Family Drama Protest
Seventeen year old John Gillet of 721 Water street drank carbolic acid in front of his anxious mother father and two sisters to protest parental restraint. He spat the poison out and fell to the car writhing in pain before Dr J F Walsh aided him then moved to St Vincent’s hospital where doctors said his condition was not serious. The boy’s father evasively dismissed the act as a falen gesture and noted John had previously left home for army service returning ill with pneumonia and discharge.
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John Glubt
Water Street
John Gillet
J. F. Walsh
St. Vinc Ornt's Hospital
Falen
Rio
Talis
Dawes Reports Major Cut in U S Budget
President Harding transmitted a detailed Dawes budget report showing reductions of 1.8 billion dollars in expenditures for the year ending June 30, 1922. The Budget Director cites private business principles as guiding restraint and notes a $97.5 million administration spend reduction in 1921.
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Washington
Mass
Dawes
Burns
Tennessee
Billiton
Railroad Administration
War Finance Corporation
Grain Corporation
Sugar Equalization Board
Congress
Collea
Dawes Athriburgs
Nis Jeter
Madden
Pote
Thia
Four Arrested in Dual Street Fights for Assault
Four individuals, two men and two women, were arrested after two separate fights in the city. Pearl Sucha of 408 Spruce Street and Elizabeth Kaas of 453 Spruce wrestled in a row at Kaas's home. Tony Capozzellio of 182 Lexington Avenue and Antonio Pichicon of 1521 Park Avenue were involved in another brawl on Lexington Avenue. all four face assault charges.
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Pearl
Spruce Street
Elizabeth Kaas
Spruce
Arthur Barry Faces Court On Murder Charge
Arthur Barry 25 of Worcemer appears in city court on a murder in the last degree charge as an alleged accomplice in the killing of Petar Wagner after a dance hall brawl on April 14. Twelve witnesses were ready to testify as to Barry's connection while bail and possible first degree charges loom.
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Arther Barry
Worcemer
Sill Stant Criat
Diegourt Wis
Petar Wagner
Barry
Pattorney George
Mara
Wasner
Ariue
Dance Hall
Auri
Leroy Gregory
Main Street
Barty
Jesena Porter
Wagner
Porter
Moe
Gregory
Herbert S Miller Rance Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Herbert S Miller, 48, president of the Lake Torpedo Boat Co. at Lakes, died yesterday afternoon in Elizabeth, New York, after an appendicitis operation. The plant will close all day tomorrow in his memory. He had lived in New York and worked in Bridgesport for years, and was survived by his father, a brother Berry J Miller, and a sister, all of Elizabeth. Miller was a Republican and previously secretary at Dieh Manufacturing in Elizabeth.
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Herbert S. Miler
Fd Westerna Trees
New York
Cil
Lake Torpedo Boat Co
Lala City
Ormamlass— Tlan
Elizabeth
L. B. Miller
East Torsey Street
Thitzabeth
Elekt Greloc
Meg, Miller
FO Weet 40Th Street
Bridgesport
Milter
Bridgeport
Lake Torpeag Boat Co
Willer
Europe on Brink of War Declared by British Labour
British Labour leader J H Thomas arrived from Germany and warned that imperialistic policies threaten world peace. He criticized France, urged economic conference success, and noted Europe’s armies are larger than at World War I’s start. Thomas warned of possible war if France pursues its policy. Genoa dispatch adds that Barthou says Russians must answer memorandum. otherwise talks may fail and the aggression pact becomes impossible.
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Forbes W. Fairbairn
London
J. H. Thomas
France
Thames
Germany
Derby
Isidchon
Europe
Getioa
England
Thomias
Bfy
Thomas
Genoa
Associated Press
Jth
M. Barthou
Sie
Matador Killed in Madrid Bullfight
A dramatic bullfight in Madrid ends with the death of Matador Granero. The incident follows controversial advice from the godfather of Gravera, urging adaptation in the profession amid the fatal outcome.
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Matador
Madrid
Matador Granero
Heya Welaw
Hall
Vicente ‘Binsca Thanen
Gravera
Wealthy Yacht Victims Found in San Francisco Bay
Bodies of John Ry Haalty and George Anderson, wealthy men, recovered from wreckage near Heyward on the Alameda County side of San Francisco Bay. The body of Christenson, a shipping lumber man and third member of the yacht party, was not yet found tonight.
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Oakland
Call
Angies
John Ry Haalty
Frother
George Anderson
Qhart
Heyward
Alameda County
Sanfrancisco Bay
Ay Christenson
Bandits Raid Brooklyn Meeting Steal $1 272 Cash and Jewelry
Four members of the Gerry Lear Association in Brooklyn were robbed of cash and jewelry during a meeting led by president Stanley E Quinny. Bandits entered with revolvers and escaped on a motorcycle shortly after the heist.
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New York
Gerry Lear
Brooklyn
Fourier
Texas town in arms waiting after mob violence
Waco Texas May 7 a telephone report from Wortham marshal said Kirwin residents feared 750 armed men en route from Carlsicana to wipe out Kirwin in reprisal for a Saturday burning of three Black people and a 17 year old white girl.
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Waco
Texas
Wortham
Kirwin
Rei
Carsicana
Violence and unrest erupt in Georgia and nearby areas
A chaotic afternoon report states two treated at hospital for injuries after a crowd of about 200 black residents dispersed by authorities near Wortham and Gorelana. A separate incident in Atlanta involves clashes at a yard, injuries among black and white workers, and multiple arrests pending.
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Kievin
Wortham
Cpa
Gorelana
Smich
Hia
Michael Hadlr
Daring Burglar Near Police Station Targets Crawford Office
An unidentified man crawled along the Crawford Let office at 435 Fairfield avenue last night. McDonald of 382 Warren street watched, then alerted police. officers searched the scene but found no culprit or evidence, aside from an open window indicating a potential escape.
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Crawford
Fairpfeld Avenue
McDonald Wirr
Glennon
Yale
Blial Leaps From Ferry After Resort Tour Tragedy
May 7 a young couple tour ended in tragedy when 15 year old Margaret Gaffegher jumped from the ferry Lackaware on the Hudson River. Hours later 13 year old Cassidy claimed she was in a quarrel with him and said she left her husband after a few months separation, police said.
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Aliain Tanaboken
Ie Quartelte
Mra
Margaret Gaffegher
Willy
Lackaware
Hudson ‘River
Homie Cassidy
Henry P Davison Estate Estimated At 19 Million
New York May report places Henry P Davison’s estate around 19 million dollars after his death. He led a long career in finance with public benefactions noted. Insurance on his policies remains to be confirmed, and details of the will are not fully disclosed.
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New York
Henry P. Davison
Wealy Tumor
Tocesy Valley
Trinity Church Holds 225th Anniversary Celebration
New York May 7. The parish marks the 225th anniversary of the granting of its charter by King William III of England with special services and reverent observances at Trinity Church located near Broadway and Wall Street.
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Trinity Church
New York
Amoor
Broadway
William IU
England
Mercantile Business Reinstated in Russia
Moscow reports freedom to open mercantile shops nationwide by decree of the Council of Commissars. Registration with authorities suffices for most goods, with wine shops still requiring special permits under new rules.
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Russia
Moscow
Council of Commissars
Non-Aggression Pact Draft Ready at Genoa
Genoa reports say a British drafted non aggression pact exists but may not be signed. The draft requires ratification by governments before becoming operative and calls for immediate consultation to decide steps to stop acts that threaten peace in Europe. Japan seeks guarantees linked to the Veronilla pact due to Siberian ties.
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Genoa
Europe
Aitilar
Rea
Washington
Finck
Japan
Siberia
Runaway Auto Crashes Into Main Street Store Window
A runaway car sped down Chapel Street yesterday afternoon, crossed Main Street, jumped the curb, and crashed into the Wil Douglas Shoe Store window at 1252. The plate glass shattered. the vehicle, parked with brakes faulty, was badly damaged and towed for repairs. Police identified the owner.
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Adty
Chapel Street
Main Street
Wil, Douglas Shoe
France and Belgium at Genoa Conference
A fragment from a Genoa conference report quotes M. Barthou and British Prime Minister Lloyd George discussing French policy on private foreign property and pre war debts. The dialogue stresses collaboration, open attitude, and non hostility toward England while defending France’s stance and Belgium’s tax concerns. Contined on Page Deck.
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M. Barthou
France
Botaly
Genoa
Ijloyd-George
Som
United’ States
England
Nothiing
Ding
Russa
Lloyd-George Bad
Belgium
Bartiegs
Golding
Jamil
Jae Vitek Pao
J H Patterson Dies Aboard Train To Atlantic City
John A Patterson founder and chairman of the National Cash Register company Dayton died suddenly on a train bound for Atlantic City. He suffered a heart attack while chatting with his valet near Kirkwood Camden County. Doctors tried to revive him but were unsuccessful. The body was taken to a beach front hotel in Atlantic City and arrangements were made to return him to Dayton.
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Atlantic City
N. d
John A. Patterson
The
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Obin
Mr. Patterson
Kirkwood
Camden County
T. F. Trudens
Samnac Lake
N. 2
Patterson
Shitsity
Created business on land he plowed founder John Patterson
John Henry Patterson born 1844 near Dalmay Ohio rose from farmhand to found a world changing business on Ginina plowed land. He led the National Cash Register Company as president and in retirement became chairman of the board of directors. He died at age 77 after a lifetime in industry.
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John Henry Patterson
Dalmay
Ohio
Ginina
National Cash Register Company
Charmay of
Che
Cine
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Cheng-Chow
Onan
Tientsix
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Ea Chang
Ton Tsing
Shavhaikwan
Mukden
Liang Shih
Tien Tein
Onding
Chow Tsu-Cai
W. W. Yen
Hsu Sith Chang
Manchuria
Chang -fs9-Lin
Chang Sill
U. S
Southern China
Boy
Kunnad
U.S
Harding
Arthur Barry
Herbert S. Miller
Lake Torpedoco
N. J
Barthou
Lloyd-George
Atlanta
Kirvin
Ailanis
Mayyan
Kansas
Riviwinghaw and Atlantic Railway
Lrock
Yeavern| Nopre
Dan Walton
Jack Chastin
le B. Bailey
Jelly Bailey
Albern Myerett
Byonda
Chartle Munt
Wena Ai
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J.H. Patterson
Cash Register Company
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