Japan No Match or America 1K War But Chance of Strife Slim
Chicago May 18 United States and Japan would fight to a finish and Japan could be wiped off the map says George Gleason international YMCA secretary who toured the Orient He warned friction over Yap Korea China and California would not spark war and that a real battle would cripple Japan while Japan would follow US leadership if policy proved just and unselfish
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America
Chicago
United States
George Gleason
International Y. M. C. A
Orient
Europe
Asia
World Service
Franklin K. Lane Dead and Baseball Scores Report
S27 et 5 Ts Va ie Si RANKLIN K. LANE former Interior Secretary dead. Baseball scores show New York and Boston games with detailed innings and battery lineups. Instances include Chicago and Brooklyn contests with alternate pitchers and fielding outcomes.
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Ranklin K. Lane
Interior
Body of Sioux Indian Hero Is Shipped Home
The body of Albert Grass, Sioux chief killed in France, arrived in Mandan North Dakota greeted by American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars delegations. The remains will be sent to Cannon Ball for tribal funeral ceremonies likely Friday.
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N. D
Albert Grass
Ation
France
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cannon Ball
War Secretary To Proceed With Army Promotions
The War Department will promote all Army officers of colonel rank and below despite federal court judgments by Col. William F. Creary and John W. French that the president did not delegate promotion authority to the secretary of war. Secretary Weeks said he would take the issue to the Supreme Court if needed.
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War Department
Colype
Cola
William F. Creary
John W. French
Weeks
Supreme Court
First Triple Play Pulled By Detroit
Everett Scott of Boston hit into the first American League triple play of the season in the fourth inning against Detroit. Young caught a short fly, tagged out McInnis on the line, and Bush caught Hendryx off second.
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Everett Scott
Boston
Young
McInnis
Bush
Hendryx
Baseball Scores and Standings Across American League Park
The day’s games show Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, St Louis and Philadelphia facing varied results. Highlights include Detroit’s 6 run edge over Philadelphia, St Louis’s 8 4 win over Washington, and Cleveland’s 9 8 win against Philadelphia with pitchers Rommel Walker Jeshaki e O Neill.
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Philadelphia
Rommel
Walker
Jeshiakie
O'Neill
Senator Third Lagger Slugs Two Homers in St Louis
Washington third baseman Howard Shanks hit two home runs in his first three at bats against St. Louis, driving in the offense as Shocker started for the Browns. The second homer came with a man on base.
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R. H. E. Washington
Erickson, Courtney
Charrity
Senator
Lagker
Associated Press
Howard Shanks
Washington
Shocker
Browns
Bergdoll counsel held in contempt before House
In Washington on May 18 Harry Weinberger of New York former Bergdoll attorney faced contempt proceedings before the House bar after refusing to testify or produce documents for the Bergdoll Bergdoll case. Chairman Vetere overruled the denial of the inquiry and insisted the matter involved the fees Bergdoll's mother paid.
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House
Marty Weinberger
New York
Rover
Bergdoll
Harry Weinberger
Grover
Marthal
House of Representatives
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Charman
Inaue
Merc
Johnsen
Kentucky
Death of Franklin K Lane former interior secretary
Franklin K Lane 56 former interior secretary died at a Rochester hospital at 6 10 am from angina after an appendicitis operation his family nearby and no estate left he had served under Wilson and had been in frail health since January condolence from President Harding noted as the obituary continues on page 4
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Minn
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
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Franklin K. Lane, Jr
Phillip Kauffman
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Oakland
George W. Lane
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California
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Warning to Obregon from Liberal-Constitutionalist leaders
In Mexico City on May 18 Liberal-Constitutionalist members warned President Obregon to heed reform calls or face a fate like Francisco Madero. The memorial charged Interior Secretary Callea and ex provisional president De La Huerta with fomenting disaffection. 138 deputies and several senators signed the document. Radical sympathizers pressed into the deputies chamber to attack Liberal-Constitutionalist members, dispersed by the police. One Socialist deputy was arrested.
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Francisco Madero
Obregon
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Senate
Exucusa
P. Elias Callea
Interior
Adolfo de la Huerta
Treasury
Depues
Liberal-Constitutionalist
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Officers Off To Get Woman Extradited From Idaho
Deputy Sheriff V K Ormsby and Mrs Ormsby departed San Francisco aboard the Matsonia to Honolulu to pursue extradition of Mrs F V Southard from Idaho. The arrest concerns the death of her fourth husband, Mdna Mayor, in Idaho.
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V. K. Ormsby
Twin Falls County
Idaho
Daylight save measure fails in Denver city vote
Official returns from 193 of 241 Denver precincts show daylight saving law rejected by about two to one. City auditor candidate Chorge D. Begole leads by plurality. several city charter amendments and a $5 million water bond are defeated by large margins. In Washington, doctors report Chief Justice Edward Douglass White remains in serious condition after heart complications with no expected recovery.
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Chorge D. Begole
City Call
City Election Commission
Public Service Board
Washington
Edward Douglass White
United States Supreme Court
Americans Win Practice Golf Match in Hoylake
Chick Evans of Chicago and Bobby Jones of Atlanta defeated J. D. Armour of Scotland and Harold K. Hilles in a practice match at Hoylake England. The Americans won the sixth hole in three, halved the fifteenth in four, and won the seventeenth in three.
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England
Associated Press
Chick” Evans
Chicago
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
J. D. Armour
Scotland
Can
France
Harold K. Hilles
Yollern
Aean
Persorl Landy
Four Indicted for Stock Fraud in Nebraska Plant Sale
Four men Charles Wolbers Jacob Mateo William Miewhorter and William Chipley face federal charges for conspiracy to defraud in the sale of stock tied to the William Bere Company of Omaha. They are accused of taking 460,000 worth of assets without payment, depriving the Morrman Nebraska plant of working capital.
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Neb
Nebraska
United States District
Frank A. Peterson
Charles 8. Wolbers
Jacob Mateo
William A. MieWhorter
Willian G. Chipley
William Bere Company
Anpetw
Morrman Neb
Peterson
Man Shot by Son Dies After Defense Claim
Paul Weir died after being shot four times by his son James Weir in Phorlia United States. The shooting followed allegations that Weir threatened the youth's life as he intervened in a beating of his wife. A Coroner's jury ruled the shooting in self defense and said the son would be held pending grand jury action.
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Paul Weir
James Bunday
Canton
Fli
Hom Pital
Young Weir
Coyotes Trespass on Howard Baker Farm Near Casper
A coyote entered the Howard Baker homestead near Casper this week and killed a brood of 0 month old chickens. Baker has trapped two coyotes on the property and expects to catch this third using the same method.
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Howard Baker
Casper
German Offensive Pending as Polish Question Sparks Debate
Washington reports Poland seeks American support in settling Upper Silesia while Secretary Hughes says U.S. representatives will participate in discussions. A German Polish war risk looms as German rail control and food shipments to insurgent areas grow contentious.
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Oppeln
Upper Silesia
United Press
Lloyd George Upholds Versailles in Upper Silesia Stance
Prime Minister Lloyd George reiterates Britain’s line on the Upper Silesian question, defending the Versailles treaty and criticizing distorted French reports. He says fate must be decided by the supreme council not by Korfanty, warning against trampling the treaty and urging unity among allies.
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Associated Press
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Upper Neon
Korfanty
Kis
Great Britain
Sireain
Tualy
France
Europe
Oil Worker Shot in Big Mudd Field Near Glenrock
Joe Dunn, 32, an employee of one of six companies in the Big Mudd field, was in critical condition after a 38 caliber revolver bullet struck him. The shot occurred around 9:45 pm, as Red Jordan, ex-tax driver and roommate, was taken into custody for investigation.
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Joe Dunn
Big Mudd
Glenrock
Ti Buffet
Han
Red Jordan
High Court Appeal Over City Manager Law in Sheridan
In Sheridan Wyoming James H. Purgess fled to seek Supreme Court action after district court ruled parts of the city manager government statute unconstitutional. Parties petition to certify the case to the Supreme Court to obtain a final judgment before the election on adopting or rejecting the manager form. A similar case awaits Supreme Court ruling in Casper which may affect Jonesan’s election.
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Wyo
Jrmes
H. Purgess
Supreme Court
Jn Burgess
T Court
Highe Court
Caaper Ie
Jones
Girl Victim of Diphtheria Official Confirmed
Miss Marlo Vance whose exhumed body was moved from a Chicago suburb after being shipped from Los Angeles died of diphtheria. Detective Sergeant Charles Jones said the report is complete and will be turned over to the district attorney.
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Los Angeles
Marlo Vance
Chicago
Charles Jones
Jones
Missing Connestoga Tug Still Not Found
In Honolulu T H May Lr Admiral William R Shoemaker announces the flotilla searching for the missing naval tug Connestoga has returned to port without any trace of the vessel or its crew. The annual convention of the Virginia Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs will be held in Roanoke on May 20.
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T. H. May Lr
William R. Shoemaker
Fourteenth Naval District
Ben
Virginia Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Roanoke
Rail wage cuts ordered by board widen across rail industry
The railroad labor board forecasts a general wage reduction for no skilled workers effective July 1. Extensions to all labor classes may follow as applications from Chicago area lines, with further actions possible until June 6. A separate note mentions Princess Beatrice’s near literary role in the royal family.
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Railroad Labor Board
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