Poles Oust Bolsheviki in Odessa and Kiev Area
Reports from Constantinople say Polish and Ukrainian forces captured Odessa the key Russian seaport. The Kiev bridgehead was driven east of the Dnieper as Polish units moved across to guard buildings and establish control. Artillery activity continued with shells reaching toward Kiev while occupation detachments redeployed east and south to secure the city fronts.
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Bolshesia
Warsaw
Kiev
Dnieper
Bolshevil
Revayl
Bridsenend
Catholic Mutual Benefit to Go Out of Existence
Rochester May 11. An offer directed Jesse S Phillips New York state superintendent of insurance to assume control of Catholic Mutual Benefit Association and reinsure all its members with the American Insurance Union was issued by Supreme Court Justice A J Rodenbeck. Phillips petition, after fierce examination by a state examiner, showed assets of 325,709.22 and liabilities 595,416.99, indicating insolvency and hazards to members creditors and the public if business continued.
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Rochester
Jesse S.phillips
New York State
Insiicante
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
American Insurance Union of
Columbus
Ohio
Phillips
A. J. Rodenbeck
Philip
CM. B. A
New York State Insurance Department
Promnese
11000 War Slackers Soon to Be Arrested
New York May 1 Three thousand slackers who failed to perform their duty during the war are to be arrested in the Brooklyn federal judicial district within ten days, it was announced by Federal Attorney Leroy W. Rosa. Foreigners, especially Russians, predominate in chest, Mr. Poss said. Eight thousand nine hundred alleged slackers in Manhattan were revealed at the same time.
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New York
Brooklyr Federal Judicial District
Leroy Wrosa
Poss
Pat
Nave Besn
Manhattan
Edison favors Hoover orange May 11 meeting at plant
Edison says engineers make good presidents and cites Washington. Taomar A. Engon declares for Herbert Hoover for president during a public meeting at the Edison plant attended by employees. He remarks the issue is economic and military, and if war problems were solved he would back Gen. Wood.
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Orange
Taomar A. Enigon
Kerbert Hoover
Edizon
Sngineera
Mr. Edison
George Washington
Woud
Restaurant Man Shot in Chicago Cafe
James Col Cosmo, longtime Chicago restaurateur, was killed today in his cafe dining room. The killer fled and the body was found behind a rear door after two shots were fired. A waiter present heard the shots, and police suspect a gamblers war motive.
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Chicago
James Colcosmo
Wireless Phone Ready for Transmission of News Across Atlantic
London May 1. A wire ram telephone receiving set has been installed. Northclifton Daily Mall papers hope to have American news dictated by phone from New York.
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Atlantic
London
Northclifton Daily Mall
New York
Disgrace for Man to Die Rich Declares Nathan Straus
Nathan Straus, 77 year old philanthropist, says it is disgraceful for a man to die rich and criminal not to share with the poor. He states happiness comes from deeds, not money alone, and plans to fund restoration work in Palestine with his wife next month.
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Nathan Straus
New York
Nathan Stearss
Ms. Straus
Wworld
Park Station Project Dropped by Board of Park Commissioners
Park commissioners abandon plan for Park Station and athletic headquarters due to insufficient lands from Board of Apportionment. Action defers further work until funded, while streets near Seaside and Beardsley parks receive legal layout and building line restrictions. Recreation Board Camp on Steeplechase Island approved.
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Acome Fort
Seaside
Board of Pack Commissioners
Ne Board of
Parl
Board of Apportionment
Almateur
Beardsley
Witdaymere
Noble Avenuce
Recreation Board
Salesman Warns Crowd as Building Collapses in Hartford
May 11 report says a Hartford department store of the Reigen Vedder company narrowly avoided disaster when salesman Harry Woods noticed a widening crack and ordered a swift evacuation. The three story building then collapsed, trapping and injuring shoppers and staff as around 100 people fled to the streets.
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Heartford
Salerginie
Harry Woods
reigen-Vedder
Collapead
Woods
Explorers Report Encounter With Giant Cannibal Cannibals
New York May 23. Dr Alexander Burmilton Rice led an expedition that clashed with Cannibals of the Guaribog tribe near the Orinoco. The party escaped after firing on the attackers killing two or three. The cannibals were described as tall and almost white in color, arming with bows spears and blowguns.
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New York
Alexander Burmilton Rice
Orinoso
Siaac Cannbuta
Parace
Stéaynes Alban
Orinoco
Rice
Professor Rico
Venezuela
Colombia
Broa
Hines Predicts Unsatisfactory Railroad Service Ahead
Director General Hines warns in valedictory remarks before the National Press Club that railroad service will be less satisfactory for months. He urges patience and good temper as rails must obtain self sustaining funding, with annual road needs pegged at about 1 billion dollars for new equipment and facility extensions.
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Washington
Federal Central
Hines
Central Railroad
National Press Club
Vines
Traffc
Austria and Hungary May Join League of Nations
Geneva report notes Austria and Hungary likely to be admitted to the League at its first general meeting this summer. Germany Bulgaria and possibly Turkey are listed as potential members for the second session. The plan aims to reestablish political and commercial relations with former enemies through the League as a quick path.
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Geneva
Austria
Joey
League of Nations
Germany
Bulgaria
Turkey
Brussels
League of Waliona
Ganev
State's Atty Charged With Conspiracy For Whiskey Smuggling
Minneapolis May 1. A warrant was issued today for the arrest of William M. Nash state’s attorney of Hennepin county on complaint by United States District Attorney Jacques charging conspiracy to receive, consent, and facilitate transportation and concealment of whiskey imported into Minneapolis from Wisconsin Canada. A resignation is expected before the United States commission tomorrow. Indictments have been returned in connection with illicit whiskey transport from Canada to Minneapolis naming Sheriff Oscar Martinson and others.
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Minneapolis
Minny
William MM. Nash
Hennepin
United States Distriet
Jacques
Winnines
Canada
United States
Oscar Martinson
Condemned Man Chooses Earlier Bates For Execution
Ossimning New York May 11 A condemned man named Ricky Morrison selects the earlier of two Bates executions for his own death. The Supreme Court refused to intervene to stay the death sentence at Sing Sing prison. He will be put to death Thursday night or Friday morning, choosing to die on Thursday night May 13. Governor Smith refused to commute the sentence. Morrison killed George Griffiths, a Canadian soldier, in a raid on a waiter’s club a year ago.
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Ossimning
N.Y
Ricky Morrison
Su«grema Court
United States
Sing Sins
Lawes
Twight
Smith
Flacksons
Harrison
George Griffiths
Waiters
Yale Undergraduates Nominate Hoover In Mock Convention
In a Yale dormitory mock convention, Herbert C Hoover was nominated for president amid a full replica of a national convention. The ballots showed Hoover ahead after two rounds, with General Wood also heavily represented by delegates from states and dormitories.
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Hoover
YALE
Woolacy
Herbert Choover
General Wood
Seeamim-Spms
Uisy
G. G. Depew
Buffalo
Chauncey M. Depew
K. A. Wood
Henry R. Luce
Shantung
China
Samuel R. Ynsull
Chicago
Lowden
Tilinois
Depew
Willam D. Wiitney
New Haven
Hiram W. Johnson
J. B. Nevil
Omaha
Brooklawn Club to Arrest Trespassers on Golf Links
Brooklawn Country Club plans strict action to stop trespassers on its golf links. Beginning Sunday, nonmembers and guests will be arrested, with two special policemen on duty and a justice of the peace to handle immediate fines. Members say the step is to prevent injuries and golf balls from causing damage.
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Brooklawn Country Club
Gale
Threidi
Alan
Failure to Clean Up May Lead to Arrests
Property owners and occupants show reluctance to comply with the clean up campaign. Despite notices from the sanitary bureau, about a dozen cases have failed to comply with the law and may be referred to the prosecuting attorney. Warrants will be issued for arrest under the sanitary code.
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Sanitary Bureau
Audacious Wilson policy cited in Senate naval probe
Secretary Daniels testifies that Admiral Sims opposed and delayed the North Sea mine barrage plan while President Wilson urged an audacious naval solution. Daniels accuses Sims of trying to credit Britain and blocks the Navy’s initiative, asserting the plan originated in the Navy Department and was urged a year earlier.
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Washington
Wilson
Navy
Senate Naval Investigting Committee
Daniels
Sims
Navy Department
Sims Kimeaelthan
North Sea
Pennsylvania
Great Britain
Sima
North Sea Nine Barrage
Danich
Ated
Uazer Nail
Englewood Hospital Names New Superintendent Budds
Mrs Kathryn A Budds has been appointed Superintendent of Englewood Hospital succeeding Mary Partrl who resigned. The selection followed a long search and emphasized experience temperament and executive skill. Budds is a graduate of the Erie County Training School and has spent four years in public health nursing in New York City and currently supervises the Charleston Chapter of the American Red Cross in Charleston. She will report for duty May 24.
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Kathryn A. Budds
Englewood Hospital
Mary 3
Partrlel
Wm. H. Coon
Budds
Budd
Erie County Training School
Trudvalo
New York
Hemih
New York City
Charleston
American Rev Cross
Mis. Budds
U S Troops Brace For Rebel Attack On Matamoros
Four hundred armed men, including federal soldiers and customs and immigration guards, fortified positions south and west of Matamoros amid reports rebels captured towns west of the city. General Colunga signaled surrender to a recognized commander but would fight bandits if confronted. Bridges burning between Matamoros and Reynosa. U S aviators observed no Mexican troop movements. Carranza’s fate uncertain as revolutions gain ground along the border. Washington noting possible future recognition issues.
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Brownsville
Tex
Matamoros
Mier
Matemorva
Rafael Colunga
Trafile
Nognroday
Matamoroz
United’ States
Browksville
Seldise
United States
Rio Grandé
Mexico
Matamoroa
Reynosa
Averleans
Washington
Carranza
Wilson
Navy
State Department
U.S
New York
Key West
Capris
Italian Cabinet Resignation Expected Tomorrow in Rome
The Italian ministry plans to resign, a decree states, in response to an adverse vote in the Chamber of Deputies today. The resignation will be presented tomorrow as the government seeks to address the defeat.
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Rome
Four Injured in Day's Accidents
A day of accidents left four people injured and one infant burned. Yony Severiensky, 29, was struck by an automobile on South Avenue near Lafayette Street and taken to the Emergency hospital by ambulance, but refused examination. Frank Likase, 40, suffered a possible left ankle fracture at the American Tube and Stamping Co after his foot was caught in a rolling machine and was treated, then sent home. Walter Blamey, 15 Wheeler Terrace Stratford, received a severe facial laceration and was also treated at the Emergency hospital before being moved to St. Vincent's hospital. Five month old Taoman Savicky, of Lafayette Street, was burned when a coffee cup spilled at the supper table. he was treated and returned home.
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Yony Severiensky
Main Street
South Avenue
Lafayette Street
Tom Auviland
Stratford
jRney
St. Vincent's Hospital
Taoman Savicky
Judge Miller-Zo Be Host at Stratfield
Judge Paul L. Miller of Bridgeport Probate court will host Connecticut Probate Assembly guests at The Stratfield hotel today. Luncheon follows four morning meetings. Judge John S. Pullman will address visiting lawyers. This first probate assembly in 26 years meets in Hartford.
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Paul L. Miller
Bridgeport Probate Court
Shetheld
Connecticut Probate Assembly
John S. Pullman
Ontelde
Lot Wartford
Patrolman Harding to Face Woman's Charges
Patrolman Harding is slated to appear before a police discipline committee tonight to answer charges brought through a woman known to the police. The charges stem from an incident involving the woman identifying Harding in a roundup. details were unclear as officials did not disclose the nature of the charges.
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Harding
Discipline Committee of’ Police
Andrew IL
Catherine Gtrnet
Grilera
Putrolman Marding
Ilvutenauts
Teadqua
Ruliny
Marklay
Herting
Rowl
Hardingwan
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