World without end local and international notes
World notes from Paris to Dublin report France recognizing US rights re Rhineland costs and Verdun reconstruction funds. Turkey and Greece seek peace in Asia Minor. Senate ratifies naval and poison gas treaties. wage strikes and political trials ripple through the US and Europe with regional incidents and fires.
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France
United States
Rhineland
Minister of Finance
Senate
Daring New York Hold Up At Shattuck Residence
Four armed bandits overpowered Albert R. Shattuck and his seven servants in a New York home. They bound the household, locked them in a wine cellar, and looted jewelry valued at 90000. A $20000 jewel in an abandoned overcoat later surfaced as police pursued the fugitives.
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New York
Albert R. Shattuck
Washington Square
Shattuck
Poincare Presses Reparations Stand in Parliament
Paris premier Poincare told the chamber Germany must pay reparations and warned that Genoa talks cannot revise Versailles terms. He asserted France will act with allies and that most deputies backed the stance.
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Paris
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
France
Chamber
M. Poincare
Wirth
Reichstag
Ex ruler of Austria Charles I dies in Madeira
Former emperor Charles I of Austria and king of Hungary died in Funchal Madeira after a week long pneumonia. He passed with wife Zita and their eldest son Francisco Joseph Otto at his side. Zita sought a blood transfusion but doctors refused. The body likely to be returned to Austria for burial.
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Funchal
Madeira
Charles I
Austria
Hungary
Charles
Zita
Francis Joseph Otto
Herbert A. Hedges
Chillicothe Chamber of Commerce
C. L. Ward
Kansas City
Greenfield
Ward
Greenfield Light and Power Company
W. A. Raudebush
St. Joseph
Jefferson City
Paris
Producers’ Elevator and Exchange Company
W. G. Miller
Walnut Grove
Columbia
Charles W. Frear
Hughes Keller
Amundsen Returns by Air to New York in Storm
Roald Amundsen arrives at Central Park after flying from Washington in the Larsen all metal monoplane. The Arctic explorer bucked a 30 mile headwind and rain to complete the two and a half hour trip.
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Amundsen
Air Central Park
New York
Roald Amundsen
Arctic
Explorer
Washington
One Killed as Building Is Moved in Houston
One man was killed and two others seriously injured in an accident at the Southern Pacific railway yards in Englewood as a building was being moved.
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Houston
Tex
Southern Pacific Railway Yards
Englewood
Papal Tiara Wears Jewels in 146 Gem Rich Crown
A detailed description of the papal tiara worn by Pius X highlights its fine felt base covered with silver mesh and three jewel studded crowns. Each crown holds numerous rubies emeralds Balas rubies sapphires hyacinths aquamarines and topaz with pearls totaling 540 in both crown rows. The tiara top features a blue enameled globe and a cross of brilliants.
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Pius XT
Before the Discovery of Petroleum in Ancient Use
The article explores deep history of oil use from ancient times. It notes petroleum known to ancient man and Indians in the United States long before European contact. It cites bitumen in Babel and cementing bricks in Babylon Nineveh and pyramids in Egypt.
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Geyser Gush
Spouter County
New York Sun
United States
Tower of Babel
Ancient Egyptian Roots of the Tabby Cat
The article traces the tabby cat’s ancestry to Egypt with sacred ties to Bubastis and Heliopolis. It notes mummy burials in Cairo's Boulak collection and explains the name tabby deriving from the town Ahtab in Bagdad, linking to taffeta. English writers in the 1600s referenced tabby vests of silk.
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Egypt
Bubastis
Heliopolis
Nile
Boulak
Cairo
Europe
America
Bagdad
Ahtab
Engineering Triumph for Mexico City National Theater
The National Theater of Mexico in Mexico City nears completion at an estimated cost of 20 million dollars. Builders faced an engineering challenge due to the city being built on a former lake and early foundations being replaced by a concrete and steel layer before the superstructure.
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Ministry of Liberated Regions
Verdun
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Paul Boncour
Mentor Magazine
National Theater of Mexico
Mexico City
Mexico
Broadway Methodist Church of Columbia
University of Misouri
Columbia
University Avenue
University
Methodist Foundation
Women police join Pe king force in China
Chinese women police are added to the Pe king force noted for efficiency. Reports say smuggling occurred in Hatamen Octroi goods by women, leading to a ten woman augmentation in Pe king district. No outcome reported yet as the new field opens for women in China.
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Peking
Hatamen
China
Missouri farm price rise with only six declines in March
Missouri farm products showed an overall rise in March with 27 of 45 items higher, 12 unchanged, and six lower. Eggs dropped 11 cents a dozen while all grains advanced. hay fell. Other notes include road and bridge work at Boonville, university figures on dairy and wool, and local civic and business activities across the state.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
E. J. Logan
Jewell Mayes
Federal State Crop Reporting Service
Boonville
Missouri River
Kansas City
St. Louis
St. Charles
Arrows Rock
Rocheport
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Dallas
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