News of the Week Tells Hopes Fears Joys of Humanity
A digest from the Ever Humming News Wires notes major events across nations. Seizures include 60,000 gallons of wine valued at 240,000 dollars from Paul Stefani's winery near Geyersville California and a cocaine morphine trunk seized in San Francisco. Other items cover recall elections in North Dakota against officials, a naval air bomb testing plan, rising illiteracy in several states, Memorial Day decorations for fallen soldiers, and political appointments in Washington and Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stefani
Geyersville
Cal
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Devils Lake
N. D
Rov
Lynn J. Frazier
Lemke
Agriculture
John N. Hagan
San Francisco
Express Company
New York
Wilson
Wash
Strait of Juan de Puca
Admiral Line
Governor
West Hartland
Convernor
Clarence V. Hopkins
United Verde Copper Company
Prescott County
Arizona
Lucie Gallagher
Jerome, Ariz
Large copper industry shutdowns after low demand
The article notes widespread closures in copper industries due to oversupply and weak demand. It also reports political moves in Wisconsin and New York, a college for workers in Katonah, wage reductions proposed on the New York Central railroad, and sports and academic notices from Minnesota and beyond.
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Aph
Wisconsin State Assembly
Glenner Turner
Lafollette Progressive ‘ ‘Association
College In America
Katonah
N. Y
Brookwood School
Riots, Labor Strife Hit Edinburgh Coal Fields
Across Britain, coal mines face stoppages with transport networks at risk. Troops deploy in London while miners and transport workers plan separate meetings as rioting erupts near Edinburgh and West Benhart.
Croats Clash With Italians in Triest Conflict
Reports say several killed and about 100 wounded after a clash between Croats and Italian fascist groups aided by Italian troops in Carnizza near Pola. The fight involved 200 Croats led by an alleged propagandist Cilega and drew 200 carabinieri to assist the fascisti.
Former Emperor Charles Returns to Exile
Vienna reports former Emperor Charles has arrived in Switzerland for exile aboard an Austrian ship after leaving Steinamanger. His departure prompted resignations of War Minister Mueller and Interior Minister Glaz, with guards deemed an insult by critics. Colonel Lehar resigns from the Hungarian army, joining the sovereigns in exile as crowds bid farewell.
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Vienna
Foren
Charles
Steinananger
Febring
Switzerland
Harles
Mueller
Interior
Glaz
Volkswehr
London
Fron
Steinamanger
Empey
Europe
Steinaimanger
London Times
Hungary
Lehar
Floods in Oklahoma Claim First Lives in West
Reports from Sallis Tarnioen county indicate two people drowned after a cloudburst caused high waters in western and southwestern Oklahoma. Livestock losses are reported as crews contend with swollen creeks and extensive flood damage across Kiowa and nearby counties.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Sallis
Tarnioen
Kiwa
Progress on plans to aid disabled veterans
Washington reports progress for ex service members under the Harding commission led by Charles Dawes. The panel favors consolidating soldier relief bureaus into a single central authority under the president. Dawes says rapid action aims to resolve divided responsibility in aid administration. Commission to submit recommendations to President Harding by the weekend.
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Washington
Harding
Special Commission
Clits
G. Dawes
Chicago
Consolidated Service Bureau
Snel Action
Chatriman Prawes
Red Cross Proposes Limits on Warfare at Geneva
Reports from several Red Cross commissions to the International Red Cross conference propose and adopt measures from the Hague conventions. They call for absolute gas warfare prohibition and limiting aerial attacks to military targets, plus strict naval bombardment rules and protection of undefended places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Red Cross
International Red Cross Conference
Germany Offers International Loan Plan for Allied Debt Waiver
The State Department released German notes and the U.S. reply detailing reparations talks. Germany proposes an international loan to waive the general mortgage on assets from Versailles and to assume some debts, while the United States signals readiness for negotiations that meet allies’ claims and revive European economic activity.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Germany
Versailles
Geran
Cgormiany
Hy Volvnsed
Europe
France
Walter Shnons
Dresbbeut Berlin
Tiresel
Simons
Onote
Canford
Germain
Alles
Germmany
Dr. Sinens
Dy. Siddons
Treasure Store briefs and state notices noted
An information charging manslaughter against Dr H L Degney was dismissed in Park county district court. Interscholastic track meet set for May 11 to 13 at the State University Missoula with about 350 entrants from 75 to 80 high schools. Montana railroad maps to be compiled for July 1 distribution. Michael Trepp, Civil War veteran and Montana builder, dies in Lewistown at 84. Other items: deputy state game warden named first woman in Montana, new Polson central school planned, Miles City topping plant refinery plans, Charles Jackson killed at Wilson coal mine, 36 of 65 agencies delinquent but state health reports overall good, and a child dies from ptomaine poisoning from dyed Easter eggs.
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New York State Assembly
Henry Jaeger
Kings County
New York Central Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
University of Minnesota
University Board of Athletic Control
Liberty
Bank of Wellington
Danville
John Burroughs
Kingsville
Ohio
Poughkeepsie, Noy
Roxbury
Catskill Mountains
O. T. Grattan Esmonde
Vancouver B.C
England
Vesmonde
Vulia
Mongolia
China
Peking
Viscount French
Ypres
Ireland
Edmund Bernard Talbot
Treasury
Robert 8. Horne
Board of Trade
J. Austen Chamberlain
Stanley Baldwin
Milan
Diana Theater
Nmanitaneva
Review
Vienina
Charles
Hungary
Mayhe
Switzerland
H .L. Degney
Livingston
State University
Missoula
J. P. Rowe
Montana Railroad Commission
Commission
Montana
Miles City
Cat Creek Field
Lewistown
Winnett
Cat Creek Poole
Forests to Get Aerial Patrol Across Western States
San Diego April 4 An aerial patrol plan for forests in Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and California begins May 1 with fliers from the 9th and 21st squadrons making daily forest overflights Major S W Fitzgerald commander of Rockwell field announced orders to ship 20 more De Havilland airplanes from Rockwell to Mather Field Sacramento for forestry use
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San Diego
Cal
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
California
S. W. Fitzgerald
Rockwell Field
de Haviland
Rockwell
Matherfield
Sacramento
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Western
Army
Navy Air
Langley Field
Hampton Roads
Yorktown
Census Bureau
Alabama
Arkansas
Delaware
Lemuel Bolles
Natonal
War Department
Martin
Tene Vivians
White House
Warding
Hughes
M. Vivian
Jusserand
Charles Hi. Burke
Pierre
S. D
House Indian Committee
Indian Affairs
Edinburgh
Erally
Ing
Tansport Workers’ Federation
Scotland
Ocean Colléries
Rhondda
Wales
Transport Men's
Kensington Gardens
West End
Harthatt
West Benhart
Wholesale Coal Trade Association
Lloyd George
House of Commons
J. Af. Thomas
He. Micional. Union of
Hobart
Oki
Here
Nogales
Ariz
Santa Rosalie
Guilymes
Sonora
Cnulf
Consolidated Service Bureau For Relief
America
Mort
Gage
The
Michael Trepp
Trepp
K. R K. Bowman
State Board of Bail Insurance
G.I. Stewart
Stewartyard
Motor Vehicle Registration Department
R. BR. Kitebin
Ar. BR. G. Shorey
Billings
Polson
Mt. Riffo
A. J. Violette
Joseph M. Pixon
State Board of Education
Charles H. Hall
Satety
Sidney cSanner
Lutte
J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
Charles Jackson
State Board of Health
Darrell Blodgett
Joe Blodgett
Neat
Woodside
Hamilton Hospital
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