Missouri Vetoes Three Bills and Weather Notes
Governor Hyde vetoed three remaining bills including a life insurance measure classing crisis reports with accidental deaths and a defective Ste Genevieve land sale suit. Weather reports show early white potato crops damaged by freezes and replanting across Missouri districts.
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Hyde
Jefferson City
Ste. Genevieve
Frank W. McAllister
Jesse W. Barrett
Missouri Federal State Crop Reporting Service
Orrick
Missouri
Kaw Valley
World News Roundup Reflects Turmoil and Talks
A sprawling summary notes European unrest from Berlin to the Ruhr with clashes involving unemployed crowds and police. It cites Curzon defending Anglo French ties, tensions over Rhineland, and a French protest over American syndicate concessions in Anatolia.
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Marquis Curzon
League of Nations
Anatolia
Paris
Raghib Bey
New Lausanne Parley Begins With Turkish Concessions Questioning
French and British delegates scrutinize the Chester concession as the Near East peace talks resume in Lausanne. The United States is expected to take a leading role while Mosul and open-door policy issues loom. Russia is not invited, despite Moscow seeking participation.
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Susanne
United States
Chester
France
Great Britain
Mosul
Joseph C. Grew
Switzerland
Lausanne
Russia
Moscow
Great’ Britain
Italy
Washington tariff commission gains power to probe rates
President Harding and the tariff commission reached a White House decision authorizing a scientific investigation of tariffs. The plan implements Fordney act flexible provisions and enables broad rate inquiry, marking a victory for commissioner W. S. Culberson against opponents led by Thomas O. Marvin.
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W. S. Culberson
Kansas
Thomas O. Marvin
Massachusetts
More Trouble in the Ruhr Riots and strikes surge in Germany
Rioting in the Ruhr area spreads death and destruction over four days with two thousand unemployed clashing with police in Dusseldorf Elberfeld and Barmen. Seven wounded nine dead in Mulheim as guards patrol the city while marauding bands roam freely amid strained German French policing limits.
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Dusseldorf
Ruhr
Elberfeld
Barmen
Mulheim
Forest Fire in Pennsylvania Claims 15 Year Old
Forest fires in the mountain region of Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania spread from eighteen fires as reports indicate Anthony Kerish aged fifteen was burned to death while working with a gang of men.
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Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barre
Anthony Kerish
Boston and Maine raises wages for 4000 workers
The Boston and Maine rail road announces a pay increase lifting the hourly rate from 37 cents to 40 cents for about 4,000 employees. The action affects a large portion of the railroad’s workforce.
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Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Power Behind the Budget Tales of Naval Malpractice
A Philadelphia Ledger anecdote relays how a captain on a Chinese station used a two part threat to extract indemnity from a governor. The ship saluted, the governor obliged, and the captain revealed a second ultimatum if the first failed, prompting a courteous exit.
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Annapolis
Frank H. Schofield
General Board
Philadelphia Ledger
Dancing procession of Echternach in Luxembourg ritual
In Echternach Luxembourg a five forward three back dance marks the Whitsun Tuesday procession. Priests lead the crowd from the church through twisting streets to the Moselle river and the tomb of St Willibrord. The yearly ritual dates to a medieval epidemic exodus revered as the saint’s cure.
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Echternach
Luxembourg
Europe
Moselle
St. Willibrod
Pencil Wood Shortage Forces Industry Review
The New York state college of forestry at Syracuse University warns of a lead pencil wood shortage as supply tightens. Red cedar from the South Atlantic once supplied peaches and fence posts, now exhausted. Pacific coast oils and California incense cedar drive demand. About one billion pencils are made from American woods yearly.
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New York State College of Forestry
Syracuse University
South Atlantic
Pacific Coast
California
Minerals In British Columbia 1922 Output Value
British Columbia mineral production in 1922 is estimated at 32.17 million dollars, up from 28.01 million in 1921. Gold and silver led the gains with values of 4.12 million and 4.03 million respectively, each surpassing the prior year by about one and two and a half million dollars.
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State Public Service Commission
Jefferson City
West Missouri Company
St. Louis
St. Louis County
British Columbia
Storage of Elevators Across Provinces
Official records show three thousand seven hundred licensed grain elevators in the provinces towa Saskatchewan and Alberta with total capacity of 100000000 bushels. Ontario and Maritime provinces have capacity up to 33180000 bushels.
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Towa
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ontario
Maritime Provinces
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Casper Cole
Keener Cave
Poplar Bluff
Missouri State
Cole
Joseph J. Epley
Ing
H. T. Zuzak
Boonville
Board of Curators
University of Missouri
R. C
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War Department
Frisco
Verona
Springfield
R. H. Miller
Independence Boulevard Christian Church
Kansas City
Wil— College
Fulton
John Thomas Crowe
Franklin County
Union
K. A. Logan
Jewell Mayes
Logan
Mayes
Atlantic
North Carolina
Catherine Hale
Kanesas City
W. G. Waters
Des Moines
Waters
F. H. Millard
Fred Mitchell
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Henry T. Smith
Parsons
Kan
Albert Strain
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Charles Rhode
Chickasha
Topeka
Iowa
International Typographical Union
Missouri Valley Typographical Conference
Gardner
J. W. Palmer
Sedalia
Thomas Speed Mosby
Herbert R. Nations
Committee On
Frank H. Farris
Rolla
Farris
Monett
Monett Tobacco Company
Missouri River
Missouri, Kansas and
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Chicago and Alton
Taylor Snapp
Joplin
W. P. Hines
Shifferdecker Park
C. M. Shartel
State Constitutional Convention
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la Motte
Hannibal
Oss
Charley Lambert
Taney County
Charles F. McVey
Sidney Drew
Palmyra
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Nickles Brothers
Oney Hardy
Illinois
Nickles
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Berlin
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Maelheim
Washington
Anthony Wayne Cook
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Society
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Shipping Board
Commerce Department
New York
Daugherty
Harding
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
John A. MacReady
Lieut
Oakley
G. Kelly
Dayton
TA. W. Ambrose
Bureau of Mines of Oklahoma
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Barnesville
Pawnee
Harry Lewis
Paul Morris
Esbond
Kas
Daniel
Sylvester Tuttle
Episcopal Church
Guthrie
Lincoln County
Fallis
Iconium
Kamelia
Col
W. J. Simmons
Tulsa
Ku Klux Klan
American Express Company
el Paso
Jaurez
Adolf de la Huerta
the Treasury of
Mexico
Cook
Osage County
Pat Ward
Cleo Ward
Ed Schull
Ochelata
Pawhuska
Stresseman
Cuno
Karl Bergmann
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Montreal
Weygand
Marshall Foch
Syria
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Masonville
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Lloyd George
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