Russo German Pact Signed at Rapallo
Genoa April 17. The signing of a Russo German treaty at Rapallo by George Chitcherin and Dr. Walter Rathenau nullifies Brest-Litovsk and reestablishes full diplomatic relations. The accord, reached outside the Genoa conference, aims to end war claims and property nationalization disputes, signaling a major Soviet recognition by a major power.
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Genoa
Associated Press
Germany
Russia
Rapallo
George Chitcherin
Walter Rathenau
Brest-Litovsk
Ily Dass
Poland
Baltic
Count Mier- Gack
Moscow
Mob Delays Lynching at Haynesville Jail Over Victim ID
In Haynesville Louisiana a mob estimated at 300 to 1000 surrounded the county jail seeking Ralph Coleman after his assault and robbery of Tony Pierce. They delayed the lynching until the victim could identify him, then dispersed portions of the crowd and ordered some residents to evacuate the negro quarter. Pierce was found unconscious with a head wound and robbed of $100. authorities searched for the suspect as a reward fund formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynesville
Ralph Coleman
Tony Pierce
Haynesyville
Pierce
Doe
California
Man in the Barrel Advertising Sale Cuts Prices
Harry Youness announces a five day promotion at Men in the Barrel store selling any suit at regular price plus any other suit for ten dollars more. The two for ten plan applies to all sizes for men or boys and runs through next Saturday to move summer stock.
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Harry Youness
Casper
Lunacy Commission
Men In the Barrel
Bribery Arrests Tie Casper Officials to County Bribe Case
Roy H. Bullack and Curley Gallington were jailed after trying to bribe Sheriff Joe Marquis to release Jimmie Gallington. The plan involved a $500 offer and partial money delivery with witnesses Laura Bicknell H G Seidel and Leslie Finley. The incident produced a stenographic record of the conversation and identification of involved parties.
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Marquis
Bullack
Laura Bicknell
H. G., Seidel
Leslie B. Finley
Joe L. Marquis
Curley Gallington
Gallington
Seidel
Miss Bicknell
Mr. Finley
Miss Bicknnell
Bullock
Roy H. Bullack
Bullack and Lacy
Casper
Jimmie Gallington
State
U S Shoe Machinery Suit Ruled Against Lease Clauses
The Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling prohibiting United Shoe Machinery Corp from enforcing lease clauses that restricted use of patented machinery and forced exclusive supply terms. The decision blocks agreements deemed prohibitive for footwear makers using rival machines and disputes the Royalties clause. Justice Meferma dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United Shoe Machinery Corporation
Dere
United States District Court
St. Loula
Meferma
Conference at Genoa probes next steps after talks
Delegates at the Genoa economic conference expect at least two more conferences before Europe can recover financially. Disarmament talks, possible inclusion of Turkey and Greece, and issues over recognition of the Soviet influence future U.S. participation loom large as nations debate currency plans and reparations.
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Genoa
Associated Press
International Economic Conference
Europe
Erence
Japan
Russia
Romania
Turkey
Greece
Asia Minor
Gov Len Small Trial Begins In Waukegan Today
Gov Len Small faces a circuit court trial in Waukegan on charges of conspiring to embezzle state funds. Judge Edwards says the court is ready and 75 jurors from a 2,689 name panel have been summoned. H C Burnett, bank vice president, to report on evidence book issues tied to First Trust and Savings bank of Kankakee.
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Waukegan
Associated Press
Len Small
Edwards
H. C. Burnett
Waukegan National Bank
First Trust and Savings Bank of
Kankakee
Ill
Conference on World Radio to Be Continued
Paris April 11 The international music conference of Americans British French and Germans which aiming world wide standardization of wireless traffic will resume sessions at London April 24. The United States is represented by the Tactic Corporation of America England by the British Marconi company Germany by the Telefunken company and Prance by Fadiol Prance.
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Frank Wanderlip
Gunthy Cassell
Genoa
United States
Germany
Washington
America
Russia
Moscow
France
Lloyd George
Financial Commission of the Conference
Paris
Associated Prev
Rmusic
London
Tactic Corporation of America
England
British
Marconi Company
Telefunken Company
Prance
Fadiol Prance
Charred Bodies of Wealthy Farmer and Wife Found
Two charred bodies found in the ashes of a Dayton Canyon home near Owens Valley thirty miles north of Los Angeles. Authorities believe Clyde W. Dayton, 60, farmer, and his wife Laluton, 10, were killed by violence or murdered by bandits.
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Angeles
Apel
Clyde W. Dayton
Laluton
Sheriff's
Dayton Canyon
Owens Valley
Los Angeles
Dayton
Children’s Amnesty Crusade Heads to Washington
The children's crusade for amnesty departed from St Louis for Terre Haute to petition President Harding to grant clemency and release 113 men imprisoned for wartime act violations.
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Louis
Terre Haute
Ind
Washington
Harding
Robertson to Be Arraigned in Oklahoma Banking Probe
Gov. J. B. A. Robertson and twelve other men will be arraigned May 3 in district court in Okmulgee Oklahoma. Judge Mark L. Bozarth set the date after granting a defense postponement request from the original schedule.
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Okmulgee
Okla
J. B. A. Robertson
Oklahoma
Mark L. Bozarth
Bozarth
Army Captain Killed in Plane Crash in Texas
Captain George V. Little, Army, was killed in an air accident in Dallas. He was to marry Vera May Stiles of Los Angeles, with her mother, and proceed by rail to Little Rock, Arkansas for the ceremony on April 24. Stiles is daughter of oil broker Herbert A. Stiles, formerly of Los Angeles.
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Dallas
Texas
George
V. Little
Vera May Stiles
Los Angeles
Fort Worth
Stiles
Little Rock
Ark
Herbert A. Stes
Snow General Over Mountain Region Report
Central Wyoming endures fourth snow storm in ten days with heavy impact on livestock mud and lambing. Denver reports the heaviest winter snowfall with nine inches and 1.04 inches of precipitation since late Saturday night. temperatures dip to 24 in Denver and 28 in Goodland Kansas. A thunderstorm with a 14 mph north wind hits Goodland.
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Denver
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Colo
Weather Bureau
Pueblo
Weather Biurreat
Idahe
Montana
Dakotas
Whowlse
Cheyenne
Goodland
Kan
Deans Welcome Baby Girl Jean Caro at Local Hospital
Mr and Mrs Edwin M. Boun announce the birth of a seven and a half pound girl named Jean Caro at Caw Private hospital on Saturday. The newborn joins the family with constraints in the report.
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Edwin M. Boun
Jean Caro
Caw
Cattle Freight Rates Could Fall in Texas to North Routes
Chicago April 17 cattlemen and railroad officials report possible large cuts in freight charges for Texas range cattle to northern markets. Talks have been ongoing for some time as conferences proceed.
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Chicago
Texas
Pointa
Progres
Football Scores Tangle Through Rain Delays
In Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Chicago split efforts with mixed scores as Batteriee Morrison and Gooch lead La yne and Wingo. St Louis matchups feature Batteriee Martin and O F arrell Doak Barfoot and Clemons. Philadelphia Brooklyn game postponed by rain. New York Boston also postponed by rain.
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Cincinnati
R. EL E. Pittsburgh
Morrison
Gooch
Layne
Wingo
St. Louis
R. EL E. Chicago
Martin
O'Farrell
Doak
Barfoot
Clemons
New York
Arbuckle Films Released to Distributors After Delay
The Famous Players Lasky Corp announced from Los Angeles that Adolph Zukor telegraphed from New York to release three new Arbuckle motion pictures. The films had been withheld after the manslaughter charge against Roscoe C Fatty Arbuckle.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Famous Players Lasky Corporation
Adolph Zukor
New York
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Butler Stabbed and Home Robbed in Chicago Burglary
Walter S. Frewater, president of the Chicago Stock Exchange, was robbed when two burglars stabbed his butler, locked him in a closet, and ransacked the Frewater home. Jewelry valued at $6,000 was stolen in the break in during April in Chicago.
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Chicago
Walter S&. Frewater
Chicago Stock Exchange
Carey Joins In Oil Fight Over Teapot Dome Plan
Gov. Robert D. Carey of Wyoming telegraphed Secretary Fall to protest the proposed drilling plan for naval oil reserve No. 3, Teapot Dome. He warned overproduction would hurt Wyoming’s public schools and the national reclamation fund, urging no agreement until a hearing with state and federal representatives.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
the Tribune
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
A. B. Fall
Interior Department
Naval Oil Reserve No. 3
Teapot Dome
Tate of
Aueh Ag
Ue National Reclamation Fund
Two Trappers Missing in Pinedale Region
In Pinedale region near Wye on April 17 Bearcorn Searcorn led a search for Jamies Smith and Tlarvey Taylor, trappers of Kelly, not heard from for two months. An appeal to extend the search to other districts has been posted.
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Pinedale
Wye
Bearcorn Searcorn
Jamies Smith
Tlarvey Taylor
Kelly
Russian General Alleged on Way to Paris to Plot Against Soviets
Washington report cites Immigration Inspector Zurbriek saying General Semnofl, jailed in New York, might travel to Paris to meet Grand Duke Nicholas and plan a counter revolution. The claim was presented to the Senate Labor Committee amid questions on admission and diplomatic immunity for foreign ambassadors in the investigation of General Samnenoft.
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Paris
Washington
Semnolf
Jar
New York
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Zurbriek
Vancouver
Senate
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RK. H. B. St. Louis
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Danforth
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Sehang
Quinn and Chaplin
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