Peace aims and disarmament talks dominate Genoa summit reflections
A Globe digest notes Prime Minister Lloyd George assessing Genoa conference themes. It reports hopes for The Hague meeting, a non aggression pact and Russian problem discussion. It cites American relief workers’ reports on persecuted Christians in Asia Minor and outlines U S stance on recognizing the Soviet government.
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Great Britain
Genoa
The
Hague
Adia Minor
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Washington GB P100 amputation and diplomacy moves
Washington GB P100 a noted rail plan author had his left leg amputated at Georgetown hospital. Dr Wiedefeldt the German ambassador arranged his presentation to Secretary Hughes and to President Harding.
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State Department
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Harding
Clyde F. Burson
Santello
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Ted Hughes
Hugo, Ok
Roebuck Lake
Burson
California
Egypt Sinks After Collision in Dense Fog
The Peninsular and Oriental line steamer Egypt sank off Ushant after a collision with the French freighter Seine in heavy fog. About 100 or more persons perished or missing, including two American women. The Seine reached Brest with many rescued and bodies found. survivors report lifeboat evacuations and wreckage clinging.
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Peninsular & Oriental ‘Line
Egypt
Ushant
Seine
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Stemship Company
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Armen
M. L. Sibley
W. M. Boyer
Promise to Cut the Rates
Washington report says railroad presidents and President Harding agreed to seek voluntary reductions in freight rates on basic commodities to aid prosperity. After a five hour White House conference, executives dined with the president and formed a committee to study possible voluntary actions toward lower rates.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Chance for Peace in Erin
Dublin reports a June election and coalition cabinet agreement between Michael Collins and Eamon de Valera. The pact ends long stalemate as leaders and followers in Dail Éireann endorse the plan, with minor ministry differences set aside and election issues left to be decided later.
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de Valera
Dublin
Ireland
Dail Éireann
Free State Provisional
Eamon de Valera
Hunt Heads National Sample Men's Association
W. H. Hunt of St. Joseph Missouri was elected president at the National Sample Men's Association convention in Louisville. A. D. Greenwell of Burnham Munger Root Dry Goods Company represented Kansas City at the meeting.
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W. H. Hunt
Louisville
National Sample Men's Association
St. Joseph
Kansas City
A. D. Greenwell
Burnham-Munger-Root Dry Goods Company
Riots in Ulster Prompt British Forces Intervention
In Ulster disturbances erupt anew prompting London to deploy crown forces to quell rioting as clashes flare and security measures tighten across the province.
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Ulster
London
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