Pilsudski Forms New Government as Revolution Ends
A new Polish cabinet was formed in Warsaw led by Prof. Charles Bartel as Prime Minister with August Zaleski as temporary Foreign Minister and Marshal Pilsudski taking War. The government plans to rule until a new president is elected.
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Warsaw
Charles Bartel
August Zaleski
Rome
Marshal Pilsudski
Bartel
Gabriel Grochwicz
Waclaw Makowski
Broniewski
Jurkowiczz Culis Lewski-Pomorski
Labor
Lodlianowski
Interior
Joseph Raczynski
Seneca liner with 235 aboard calls for tug near Miami
The Clyde liner Seneca reported taking on water off Miami Bar while en route from Miami to New York. With 235 passengers aboard, Capt B W Leek radioed for a tug as the ship turned back toward Miami and renewed pleas for immediate assistance.
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Miami, Fla
Seneca
Miami Bar
Hollywood
Miami
New York
B. W. Leek
Charge Reveals Catrow Indictment Linked To Day Case
A sealed federal indictment against Ralph A. Day a former New York Prohibition Director was found December 29 1922. An April 3 1922 indictment against Col Herbert G Catrow former Treasurer of the National Republican Club and ex Day aide remained pending in Federal Court. U S Attorney Buckner traveled to Washington with aides saying routine matters. others say he was to confer with administration officials about the disclosures.
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New York World News Service
New York
Ralph A. Day
New York State
Herbert G. Catrow
National Republican Club
Day
United States
Buckner
Washington
Administration
Grand Jury Targets Beer Trust and Gun Syndicate
A Cleveland grand jury, led by U S District Attorney A E Bernsteen, opens a multi-target probe into a beer trust racketeering operation, a gun conspiracy, and raiding justices of the peace. Sixty Scranton witnesses are summoned with indictments expected in coming days.
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Cleveland
Uncle Sam
A. E. Bernsteen
United States
Beer Trust
Bernsteen
Cuyahoga County
Justices of the Peace
Gerald Murphy
Department of Justice
Grand Jury
George A. Golding
Thomas E. Stone
Prohibition
Lincoln C. Andrews
Pennsylvania
Bersteen
Scranton
Papal Nuncio Caruana Deported From Mexico City
The Mexican government ordered the deportation of Rt. Rev. George Caruana the Papal Nuncio in Mexico on grounds of improper entry by concealing identity and mission. Caruana said he would leave for the United States tomorrow and declined comment. The incident follows enforcement of constitutional clergy rules and marks a key clash in Mexican church-state relations.
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Mexico City
George Je
Mexico
Mgr
Caruana
United States
Juarez
Mgr. Caruana
Mer. Caruana
Mgr. Cerrano
Obregon
Derby Triumph by Bubbling Over at Churchill Downs
Edward Riley Bradley's Bubbling Over won the fifty-second Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs before 60,000 fans. Idle Hour stablemate Bagenbaggage finished five lengths behind. Rockman ran third, Pompey fifth as the field of thirteen completed the one and one-quarter mile race in 2 03 4 5. Alfred Johnson rode the winner, Bradleys second Derby victory after Morvich in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln G. Plaut
Commercial Tribune
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Edward Riley Bradley
Mr. Bradley
Idle Hour
Pompey
Rockman
Bradley
Aea
Alfred Johnson
Morvich
Johnson
Airship Norge lands at ice locked port near Nome
Roald Amundsen, nearing the end of his polar voyage, jokes about retirement and marriage after conquering the poles. Meanwhile in London, Stanley Baldwin faces a domestic crisis as dock workers, railwaymen, and the printing trades resume struggle amid ongoing emergency regulations and troop protection.
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NORGE
Nome
John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Explorers Roald Amundsen Ellsworth Leave Teller for Nome
At 10 o clock tonight authorities reported Capt Roald Amundsen Lincoln Ellsworth and two crew members of the Norge were en route in a launch from Teller to Nome about seventy five miles away. They were expected to arrive tomorrow morning with radio contact through Nome and Teller.
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Nome
Alaska
Roald Amundsen
Lincoln Ellsworth
Norge
Teller
Ralph Lomen
Nome Signal Corps
Tefler
Here
Amundsen
Nomé
Polish coup leader Pilsudski seizes Warsaw power
Marshal Joseph Pilsudski has established himself as military dictator of Poland after a bloody 36 hour battle around the Belvedere palace. The Witos cabinet resigned and President Wojciechowski offered his resignation. Ratij becomes president in name, while Pilsudski dictates the new government with radicals socialists and militarists. Hundreds dead or wounded.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Joseph Pileudski
Poland
Warsaw
Socialist Workers
Witos
Wojciechowski
Ratij
M. Ratij
Ainoe Pilsudski
Pilsudski
Belvedere Palace
Mokotow
Augustowica
Marsh Pilsudski
White House
Belvedere
Vjazdowska
Marshal Koska
Marshal Pilsudski
Newtown liquor agent accused of assault and battery
Mrs Edna Coney 28 of 1714 Western Avenue swore out a state warrant charging Harold Balser a dry agent with assault and battery. She said Balser and three others forced entry without a warrant, twisted her arm and pushed her down stairs, then ransacked her home and attempted to arrest her for a home brewed pint. Witness J Harville corroborated. Balser unavailable for comment.
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Harold
Balser
Newtown
Constellation Returns to Philadelphia for Sesquicentennial
The U S S Constellation, sister ship to the Constitution, reached Philadelphia Navy Yard for the Sesquicentennial Exposition. It is the first voyage since 1888, Moored beside Admiral Dewey's flagship Olympic, with rigging renewed and a crew of thirteen Newport School for Apprentice Seamen honor students aboard.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Newport News
Constellation
Dewey
Manila Bay
Newport School
Coast Guard Officers Named in U S Indictments
Seattle report says the Post-Intelligencer notes at least three Coast Guard vessel commanders are named in Federal Grand Jury indictments.
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Coast Guard
U. S
Seattle
Wash
The
Post-Intelligencer
United States Coast Guard
Derby Winner Bubbling Over From Idle Hour Stable
Owner E. R. Bradley Idle Hour Farm Stable. Jockey Albert Johnson. Trainer H. J. Thompson. Value 50 075. Second Bagenbaggage. Third Rock Man. Distance 1 quitter mile. Time 2 034 5. Run Louisville Ky. Starters 13. Attendance 60 000.
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E. R. Bradley
Idle Hour Farm Stable
Albert Johnson
H. J. Thompson
Bagenbaggage
Louisville
Donahey Attacks Davis At Stark County Banquet
Gov Ay Donahey appeared at the Stark County Democratic banquet in Canton Ohio and charged former Gov Harry L Davis with running the Public Utilities Commission from a Columbus hotel. He argued tax burdens rise yearly and urged constitutional changes to curb indirect taxation and need for better enforcement.
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Canton
AY. Donahey
Stark County
Harry L. Davis
Public Utilities Commission
Davis
Columbus
State Is Sheet Anchor of Government at Sesquicentennial
President Coolidge urged Virginia and other states to uphold their functions so authority of the federal government would contract not expand. Speaking at the sesquicentennial of the Virginia resolutions, he called states the anchors of our institutions and warned that centralization brings bureaucracy and tyranny. He urged national unity alongside local self government.
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Washington
Cadman Talk Cancelled At New York Military Academy
The commencement address by Rev. S Parkes Cadman at Cornwell on Hudson was canceled by Col. Milton F Davis superintendent citing Cadman's remarks opposing military training in schools. Davis said Brig Gen M B Stewart may replace him at the exercises. Cadman had spoken at a Brooklyn Y M C A event April 18 prompting the move.
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New York Academy
New York World News Service
New York
S. Parkes Cadman
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
New York Military Academy
Cornwellon-Hudson
Milton F. Davis
Cadman
Army
Col. Davis
Regular
Army Air Service
Bedford
Brooklyn Y. M. C. A
Army Reserve
Dockers to Resume Work After Settlement Terms
London dockers will return Monday under a settlement signed by the Transporters' Union. The union agrees not to direct strikes without exhausting national conciliation, re engages workers on the former wage scale, and urges others to accept similar terms.
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London
London Dockers
Transporters’ Union
Snake Dance at Capitol Draws Nationwide Interest
Washington May 15 five Hopi Indians from Arizona performed four tribal dances on the Capitol plaza to a crowd including Vice President Dawes Speaker Longworth and 56 000 citizens. The display featured war dances snakes and chants with remarks by Senator Cameron defending the rite as non cruel and not as harsh as the Charleston.
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Washington
Capitol Plaza
Arizona
Dawes
Longworth
Sanford, Holmes and Sutherland
Supreme Court
Kol-Chov- Te-Wah
E. W. Billingsley
Phoenix
Ariz
Hawaii
Norge Lands Safely at Teller Alaska After Polar Flight
Washington officials hailed news that the airship Norge reached Teller, Alaska, near Nome, avoiding a projected Nome gale. Lincoln Ellsworth’s message to President Coolidge praised the trans polar flight, while Navy officials lauded the achievement and contemplated future Arctic aerial surveys.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Norge
Teller
Alaska
Nome
Téller
United States
President Coolidge
Lincoln Ellsworth
Bureau of Aeronautics and Naval Aviation
William A. Moffett
Bureau
Amundsen
Ellsworth
Nobile
America
Pole
Arctic
Wilbur
North Pole
Norge airship flight joins four great lighter-than-air voyages
Washington May 13 Learn of the Norge expedition linking King's Bay to Alaska via the North Pole marking one of the four outstanding lighter-than-air voyages to date. The Amundgsen Ellsworth Nobile airship Norge stands among notable achievements in aviation history.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Norge
King's Bay
Alaska
North Pole
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Rock Man
Rhinock
Pom
Pey
By the West
Coe
Ried
Diigible
Coolidge
the Commercial Tribune
Canal
Cincinnati
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Donahey
Utilities Board
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Capitol
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