Hague Proposals Topic Dominates Envoy and Lloyd George Talks
U S envoy and former prime minister Lloyd George confer on Hague proposals as delegates prepare to depart amid ongoing diplomacy. Helen Lombard denies resignation rumors tied to men’s club tensions, stating she will leave for Europe soon and urging separate club rooms for women. The article notes friction between the women’s Fifth District Democratic Club and male members, with Lombard defending women's actions and denying allegations of scandal.
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U. S
Lloyd George
Hague
Helen Lombard
Women’s Fifth District Democratic Club
Europe
Democratic c Ub
Russ Helen Lombard
Women's Fifth District
Democratic Clus
Wisa Lombard
Miss Lombard
Fitch
Lam
Roomea
Awd
Ciith
Tyig
Tiss ‘Lombard
Luetnant
Yj. Ig
Mme
Stratford Avenue White Way Lights Protest Local Stores
Merchants and property owners on Stratford avenue plan a meeting to urge installation of White Way lights from Seaview to the city line. They argue current lighting is dim and city officials have overlooked the busy East Side shopping street.
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Stratford Avenue
Naver
Stratford Avenues
Seaven Avenue
Oeachother
Waite Way
East Mild
Woltin Chalanmn
Samuel Wollin
Wollin
Evore
Staview Avenue
Board of Aldermen
Myra Wetlin
White Way
Fairfield Avenua
State
East Main
Arger
NewNald Bank and Trust Company
Stvarford and
Newfield “Avenues
East Side
Government Kids Hoover Plan to curb coal profiteering
Washington May 18 coal operators with non union open shop output reached a Hoover plan to curb profiteering and stabilize prices during the strike. A district committee system will supervise orders ensuring direct sales to consumers at reasonable prices while a Washington committee coordinates efforts and a government price basis may guide future agreements.
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Washington
Secretary Hoover
Hoover
Harding
Dauguerty
Beamg
Tn Briaf. Pha
Requira
J Srewelon
Clearine Rouse
Gmd
Frame Cype
Garfield
Threshold of a New Era Heralded by President Harong
President Harong addresses the Chamber of Commerce urging a robust American Merchant Marine to support national revival. He argues commerce and civilization are linked, warns against sacrificing U.S. industry for foreign gains, and stresses a commerce with a conscience as essential to a prosperous future.
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Harong
Washington
Mar
Harding
Chamber of Commanne
United States
Isolz
Yixes
Republic
Stowaway Suspect in Derby Policeman Shooting Case
Derby authorities, aboard the steamship Colombo near New York, uncover five stowaways including a possible suspect in the July shooting of Patrolman Stephen Degnan. Degnan had been guarding Kellogg estate coops. a band of raiders previously tried to raid the chickens. The Derby chief and Degnan plan to identify the stowaway in New York.
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Derby
Colombo
New York
Italy
Della Rocca
Jamaica
N. Y
Stephen Degnan
Derby Department
O'Dell
Degnan
Kellogg
Derby Nock
Holy Cross Priest to Lead Mission at St Augustine’s
Rev. Mark J. Smith of Holy Crown College Worcester will deliver sermons tonight as part of a three night mission at St Augustine’s church at 6 30. The mission continues Saturday and Sunday nights at the same time in preparation for the sodality of the Children of Mary and the crowning of the statue of the Blessed Virgin. The bishop will administer the rite of Confirmation at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
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Mark J. Smith
Holy Crown College
Worcester
St Augustine's Church
Sodality
Children of Mary
Admister
Pinchot Maintains Lead Over Alter In Primary Returns
Philadelphia and Allegheny totals push Pinchot ahead of Alter as returns from Tugse day’s primaries show Pinchot with 498,759 and Alter 490,202 nationwide with 284 of 7024 districts reporting. Pittsburgh’s tally gives Alter a 44,985 edge, and Philadelphia’s tally shows Alter leading by 64,048 in that city.
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Philadelphia
Pinchot
George 1S
Tugseday
Stata
Binehor
Ang Alter
Allegheny
Piiusturch
Jeistsburgh
Rave Alter
Alter
British Columbia Town Submerged by Flood
A flood on May 1 near Niqokla British Columbia submerged a town as the Nicokla river burst its dam water pressure tore through the settlement. Government roads were swept away and three small houses carried away. Residents fear extensive property damage and isolation for nearby farmers cut off from communication.
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Niqokla
B.C
Lhis Mora
Nicokla
Atreyis
Steel Leaders Urge Shorter Hours and Lower Prices
Washington May 15 figures show steel industry leaders discussed freight rates mergers and a push for an eight hour day with President Harding. The talks followed a White House dinner with 50 industry representatives and officials. The group endorsed abolishing the twelve hour day and authorized a committee to study the issue and report back to the industry.
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Washington
White House
Lateretate Commerce Commission
Harding
Alvepighi
Daugherty
Vie
Ates
Associated Freas
American Steel and Tran
Nana O
Ave
Myui~ter and Co
Kert H. Gary
Units States Steel Corporation
Insitute
Gslelis
United States
America
Ocal Hotel
Fbert RB. Gary
United Stattes Steel Corporation
Gna
Mikea
Georga B. Christen
Thea
Thatron and Sleet Industry
Metlan
Hoover
Davis
Doherty Boosts Sheriff Candidacy From Small Towns
Alderman Thames Doherty of the Eleventh District received broad support from friends and towns across the county as he seeks the Democratic nomination for sheriff. Widespread backing flowed from Bridgeport Monroe Fairfield and Danbury amid growing pressure in the region.
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Thames T Doherty
Elehth Distler
Coney Sheri
Ceket
Aldarman
guTéettrente
Bridgepork
Truimult
Monroe
Mairfield
Danbury
Eugena Oo
Kelby
Community Chest Campaign Totals Reach 258 154
Canvass results show Districts leading with fractions to go. totals reach 250 164.78 with major pledges from Algonquin club Hiwanis and other groups. Crane Company workers contributed 1546 18 toward the drive as headquarters prepare a full club by club tally and late lists.
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Mourch
Catholic Daughters of America
Jewish Welfare and Activities Teague
Aiud
United Advertying Club
First Wistrict Womens Republcan Club
Dorothea Siamm
Q. FL
Round Table
Womens Republican Rink
We Co. AL
Rarnim Avenue
Acalphian Lodge
C. F
Witst Hungariants
B. Society
Young People's Society of
Parksient Cong
Shureh
Young Womers Club
Ny United Church
Luvin
Women's
Cornell
Ladies’ Sowing Club
Salvation Army
First Presb
Thayity Nota
Sotel
Ibottomley Denies He Stole Club Funds Seeson
May 11 Horutig Bote reports former editor Jake dill pleaded not guilty after arraignment in Old Sabie. Iwnen is accused of misappropriating funds from the Victory Rand club. He allegedly helped form the Viewry Band club to enable a scheme to buy government bonds, amid anti American actions.
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Seeson
Horutig Bote Trailey
Jake Dill
Iwnen
Sabie Anurt
Victory Rand Club
Hollonviex
Vegterdogy
Glub Co
Negotiations Revive Hope of US Participation at Hague Talks
US envoy Richard Washburn Child and Premier Lloyd George resumed talks in Genoa on US possible entry to the Hague conference. Delegations hope Washington will decide to participate. The economic conference adjourns after four months as plenary sessions focus on speeches by British PM and Russian head of delegation.
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Genoa
Associated Press
Richard Washburn Child
Lloyd Georges
United States
Hague
Mrobab
Hoon
Lyorays George
Pramiar Faesta
Schangeny
London On & Epegal
Berlin
Boloneviks
That Hague
Wiashington
America
State Department
Child
Senor Schanze
Liyd-George
Washington
Rustia
Russia
Rugsit
Agaliy
Hughes Addresses Commerce Group on Legal Titles and Contracts
Secretary Hughes declared that recognizing valid titles and maintaining contract sanctity are fundamental to international relations. He spoke to the Chamber of Commerce of the United States about preserving the essential basis of international intercourse.
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Washington
Seccretary
Hughes
the Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Tchitcherin Talks on U. S. Demands in Genoa
In Genoa on May 18, Tchitcherin said the Soviet Union could meet U S demands only if foreign ownership is compensated and Russia preserves its own economic system. He stressed resistance to external pressure and asserted Russia’s system has become communism through nationalization of land, industry, and transport.
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Lincoln Stefpens
Genoa
Tchittcherin
United States
Sovieis
Sigie Song
Russia
Black man's body found swinging from a tree in Conroe Texas
Grimes county farmers discovered a Black man’s body hanging by a roadside near Plantersville on May 18. The victim, known as Barry, had allegedly been harmed by a mob the prior night after an incident involving a white girl. He was captured by officers, jailed at Anderson, and then escaped.
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Degman
Paninn
Monti
Crima
New York
al Cotter
Italk
Montl
Conroe
Texas
Grimes County
Plantersville
Iis Barry
Anderson
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