Italy opens meet of 83 nations transformation hope
Genoa April 11 Premier Facta presiding opens the world reconstruction conference. He declares hatreds must be forgotten, no longer enemies, and a square deal for all. Lloyd George urges America’s aid as Europe seeks mutual confidence and equality among 33 nations gathered in Palazzo San Giorgio.
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Genoa
Faeta
Traly
Lieut George
England
Palazzo San Glorgia
North Anad
South America
Europe
Scandinavia
Lloyd George
U. S
Great Britain
Facta
Louis Turthell
America
Columbus
South Africa
Albania
Austria
Australia
Belgium
Bulgaria
Canada
Czechoslovakia
Renmark
Esthenia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Ireland
Italy
Latrin
Lithania
Ty Luxemburg
Norway
New Zealand
Tolland
Poland
Portugal
Roumania
Thiraslo
Juge-Slavia
San Marino
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Hungary
Bonds Not Counterfeits From Treasury Duplicate Bonds
Federal Reserve Banks report turning back to the Treasury duplicate government bonds printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Officials admit many bonds in vaults show duplicate numbers yet match genuine bonds in appearance, making it hard to tell genuine from counterfeit.
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Federal Reserve
Treasury
Washington
Federal
Treasury Department
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Lght
Portugal Declares General Strike Over Arrest Spurring Protests
A general strike was declared across Portugal in response to the arrest of 120 syndicatistas. As yet, the call has drawn little response from the workers and the mobilization remains limited.
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Portugal
Workaede
Attorney General May Seek Dismissal Of Old Indictments
Indianapolis April 11 Attorney General Daugherty after a conference with Judge Anderson said his aim is to seek dismissal of the ancient anti trust indictments against the United Mine Workers of America. He cautioned that the move may not be advisable or practicable at this time. The judge's attitude toward dismissing the indictments remains unclear. Meanwhile in Washington Representative Burke urged an audit of coal operators books to show profits drove prices. The House approved a rider exempting labor organizations from the Clayton antitrust act.
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Indianapolis
Rederm
Anderson
Daugherty
United Mine Workers of America
Acton
Rouse
Miners Rider
Washington
Burke
House Labor Commnittee
House
Rnder
Chiyton
James Lord
American Federation of Labor
House Committee
United Mine Workers
Mondell
Basc
Jol S. Nolan
House Labor Committee
California
Wit
Leviathan Reaches Newport News Berth for Reconditioning
The Leviathan, flagship of the American merchant marine passenger fleet, arrived in Newport News from New York and was guided to a prepared berth at the Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock company. There the ship will undergo reconditioning for the Shipping Board.
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Newport News
American Merchant Marine Passenger Fleet
New York
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Shipping Board
Snow blankets southern Alberta in record April storm
A heavy spring snowstorm drenched southern Alberta and Winnipeg area, bringing more than a foot of snow in places. The April weather event disrupted travel and daily life across the region, described as the worst in years.
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Canada
Winnipeg
Mon
Alberta
Polar plane wreck halts Amundsen cross continent flight
Clarion Pennsylvania April 71 The polar plane commanded by Roald Amundsen was forced to land after an overheated motor. The explorer Lieut Oscar Qindal Dorris Gude pilot Lew Vivition and Ernest Ruhley escaped injury and were unhurt in the wreck. They planned to fly from New York to Seattle before boarding a train to Cleveland for the next leg of their cross continent journey.
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Clarion
Rowld Amun Xe
South Pole
New York
Seattle
Niola
Here
Amundsen
Inay Field
Oscar Qindal
Pary
Dorris Gude
Lew
24 Die in Silesia Blast at Huetten Smelting Works
Berlin reports a deadly explosion at the Huetten Smelting works near Gielvitz Upper Silesia. Twenty three French soldiers and one German foreman killed while ten others injured during a search for concealed arms. Total chaos followed with martial law threatened.
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Gieivitz
Berlin
Huetten
Gielvitz
Upper Silesia
Marial Law
Count Einsiede
Royal Smelting Works
Gaolfield
Upham Favors U S At Genoa Conference
Fred W. Upham treasurer of the Republican National Committee says welfare of the United States and its return to pragmatism require participation in international conferences now in progress in Genoa. He noted, after a six months Europe tour, that American business representatives abroad feel the U S should have been represented at Genoa.
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Chicago
Genoa
Fred W. Upham
Treaswer
Republican National Committee
Upham
Europe
Tornado Kills One in Missouri Near Ash Grove
A tornado struck Ash Grove, about twenty miles west of Springfield, killing one person and destroying several buildings. Wires are down and information has not yet been confirmed.
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Ashgrove
Springfield
Ash Grove
Here
Beckett Seizes Heavyweight Crown After Cook Disqualification
April 11 report from Condon notes Australian champion George Cook was disqualified in the sixth round of his title bout with Joe L Beckett, handing Beckett the decision and the British Empire heavyweight championship.
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Beckett
Condon
George Cook
Joel Beckett
British Empire
Kanesa Farm Flooded After Heavy Rain In Missouri
Kanesa Farm reports flooding as heavy rains push rivers in Kansas City Missouri to bank full. Kammer points inundate low farmland areas, threatening crops and local properties amid rising water levels.
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Kanesa Farm
Kansas City
Kangag
Kammer
Wounded commander in County Clare clash with activists
London dispatch reports Broadford Barracks in County Clare attacked by Irish Republican militants at 2 o'clock. Commander William O'Brien injured after hours of exchange. no other details available. Easter week unrest and fears of a new revolt surface in Britain and Ireland.
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London
Broadford
County Clare
Amoy Uties
Imyraing
Limerick
Willan O'Brien
Ireland
Great Britain
England
S One Politics
Winston Spencer Churchill
Deny de Valera
Dubin
Irish Republican Publicity Department
London Daily Mail
Hanan de Valera
Dublin
Tulhunare
George Gavin Duty
Dull Pirensa
Eamon Tie Valera
Republic of Ireland
Tullamore
King's County
Dig for Buried Money Near Printing Bureau
Washington reports Justice Department agents dig near the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in pursuit of clues about ten thousand dollars in four dollar bills found by a boatman in the Potomac River. The source and fate of the remaining bills remain unclear as officials review fragments and traceability. Director Wil lmeee of the engraving and printing department indicated the bills were not likely stolen.
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Washington
Apel
Witheoul
Potomac River
Department of Justice
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Tastice
Bureau
Thu
James W. Willmeee
Engraving and Printing Department
Warden Murphy Dies After Illness in Joliet
Everett J Murphy longtime Illinois warden dies at 70 in Joliet after a heart disease battle. He led Nuog state penitentiary Joliet following a prior role at Venais prison Chester.
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Cheng
Everett J. Murphy
Nuoig
Ay Joliet
Joliet
Mr. Murphy
Venais
Chester
Retired Attorney Dies After Golf At The Chevy Chase
Augustus A Worthington a prominent retired attorney died suddenly after finishing a round of golf at The Chevy Chase club in Washington on April 11 He was seventy nine.
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Washington
Augustus
Worthington
Thevy Chase Club
Hue
Two Women Escape Operations With Vegetable Compound
In Missouri and White Plains, women describe severe painful symptoms and fear of surgery. After taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, they report relief, restored energy, and permission to share testimonials to help others. Letters claim the product prevents or delays operations and aids general well being. A booklet about ailments and how to regain health is offered by Lydia E. Pinkham Co.
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White Plains
N. Y
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia
Lydia Fi. Pinkhem
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Massachusetts
Smation
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Silesia
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William O'Brien
Irish Republican Army
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Potomac
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Pinkham
Styosaph
Mra
Wat. Lockman
St. Joseph, Mo
Lydia B. Pinkham
Spohn
Trentreight Sears, Vee
Storn Medical Company
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Jaliet
Tome
Bride
Morris
Clarence
Bayer
Baye
Ayer
Audler
Bass
Momoacetic Actienter
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Royal Baking Powder Co
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