News Of The Week Tells Of Global Hopes And Losses
A column of varied items reports John P Jacek Cudahy’s son’s suicide over a failed 170000 loan, a Tacoma kidnapping ending safely, hidden cash found in Red Cliff, labor immigration urged in Hawaii, Thomas Blackbird becoming the first full blooded Indian citizen, large corn donations to Europe, Theodore Roosevelt name-change talk in Mitchell, a Miami court ruling on liquor seizure, and several crime and legislation updates including a Georgia lynching case, stockyard charges, and Dempsey Carpentier bout plans in Jersey City.
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John P .Jacek Cudahy
Michael Cudahy
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Chicago
Momee
Verda Brown
Tacoma
Camp Lewis
Charles Miller
Red Cliff
Cole
Tiawali
McCarthy
Honolulu
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
Europe
Chamber of Commerce of
Mitchell
S. D
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Wquor
W. Frank Blanton
Miami
Fin
Lonnie Eaton
Quachita Parish
State Pardon Board
Lfe
Baton Rouge
Reparations talks and Allied plans dominate overseas notes
The U S says Germany must promptly propose a basis for reparations talks to speed negotiations. Senate ratifies the Colombian treaty pledging 25 million dollars to Colombia though assembly approval remains. First life insurance dividends will be mailed, and Japan and France accept U S distribution principles for German assets. Gener Pershing to head a skeleton air staff for wartime operations. Immigration bill passes, with limits on European immigrants and Cork’s lord mayor amendment rejected. Other items include Hungarian parliamentary dissolution rumors, Massaryk resigns, Salvation Army officers freed in Russia, and Montreal’s Nativity Church burned.
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Eo Freon
Haa
Harding
Germany
United States
Then ii
Panama
Senate
South American
Chohneley Jones
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Mellon
Japan
France
State Department
Gener Pershing
Weeks
House
Donel J. O'Callaghan
Cork
Europe
Rhine
la Liberie
la Liberte
Ruby
Iiberfeld
Barmen
Westphalia
Reichsbank
Coblenz
Cologne
Paris
Lucerne
Charles
Greece
Constantine
Budapest
Thomas G. Massaryk
Czecho-Slovakia
Prague
Salvation Army
Russia
London
General Booth
Helsingfors
Finland
Soviet Russia
Montreal
Florence
Italy
Essen
Australia
League of Nations
German reparations note advances proposals to end deadlock
Washington reports Berlin offers to pay 50 billion marks gold and up to 200 billion in kind toward reparations with an international loan 4 percent interest. Germany seeks a discontinuation of penalties and freer trade while awaiting Allied reaction and possible U S mediation.
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Washington
Germany
Germiny
United States
Dled
France weighs immediate penalties on Germany after May 1
Paris reports that French circles seriously consider applying penalties to Germany right after May 1 despite German proposals on reparations. The move stems from Germany’s refusal to transfer 1,000,000,000 gold marks to the Rhineland as demanded by the reparations commission.
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Paris
Germany
Rhineland
England Delivers Budget With Debt Reductions Not Tax Increase
London April 27 Austen Chamberlain presented the budget noting the removal of the excess profits duty and a new specific duty on sparkling wines. The debt to the United States was reduced by 274 million last year and external debt by 208 million in two years.
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London
Austen’ Chumberlain
Robert St. Llorne
Lease of Commons
Wats
Enghind
United States
Chagada
Jupan
Spain
Argentina
Uruagouy A
Totland
New York
Montana
Twin Bridges
Welington D. Rankin
Board of Examiners
Galen Sanitarium
State Board of Examiners
British Mob Attacks German Lawyers Outside Bow Street Court
A riot outside Bow Street Court ends with constables rescuing German counsel Herr Schroeder and associates as British ex servicemen threaten the accused officers. The proceedings relate to war crimes alleged under the Versailles treaty and to be tried in Leipzig. Travis Humphrey acts as prosecutor for the British government.
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London
Bow Street Court
Lancheon
Ara Offtechuds
Herr Schroeder
Leipsie
Travis Humphey
U. S. Budget Submitted For 66th Congress Session
The national budget bill with a veto easing provision was reported to the House by Budget Committee Chief Good. Senate and House agreement retains a clause allowing removal by impeachment for the comptroller general and assistants after hearing, prompting presidential objection.
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Washington
Wilson
House
Good
Special Budget Committee
Senate
Columbus Raid Trial Opens for Villa Raid Suspects
Deming New Mexico April 27 Details of the March 9 1916 invasion of the United States by Francisco Villas rebel troops at Columbus were recounted in district court as 16 alleged Villista raiders faced murder charges. More than a dozen Columbus residents and other eyewitnesses will testify for the state.
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Columbus
Deming
N. M
United States
Francisco Villa
Police Battle 12 Hours With Republican Forces in Galway
Dublin reports a twelve hour clash near Maan Cross Galway as 14 police confronted a flying column. Constable Boylan was killed and a sergeant wounded. reinforcements with machine guns pushed rebels to the hills. Authorities found arms and a priest’s vestments used as disguises and burned rebel bases. Police raids also intercepted post offices and seized thousands of letters.
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Dublin
Maan Cross
County Galway
Patrick O'Malley
Boylan
Dublin Castle
Mather Cunningham Lennane
Thut
Poties
Census shows loss in number of Germans in U S
Census figures indicate a marked decline in German, Austrian, Irish, and Russian born populations in the United States over the last decade due to World War I and immigration stoppages. Germany led numeric losses with 818 035, Austria 600 014, Ireland 810 571, and Russia 208 788, while total foreign born rose 2.6 percent to 13,703,987.
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Washington
Apri
Germany
Austria
Ireland
United States
Geran
Bureau of Census
Congress
Canadian Government Takes Over Grand Trunk Railways
Ottawa April 27 The Meighen government bill to take over and operate the Grand Trunk railway was passed in the house of commons with minimal opposition. The system including U S lines will be placed under government operation pending arbitration on property value. The government accused the company of delaying the arbitration.
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Ottawa
Meighen
Grand Trunk Railway
House of Commons
Grand Trunk
United States
Grand Prank Railway Company
Dalmatian Islanders Flee Under Jugoslav Rule
A dispatch from Sebeneco reports Dalmatian islands moved into Jugo Slavic control last week provoking heartrending scenes. People fled the hereditary foes, taking coffins and tombstones of their dead with them as they left.
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Idea Nazionale
Sebeneco
Ball Players Flee to Mexico in 1919 Scandal
Chicago reports private information that several men indicted in the 1919 World Series baseball scandal have fled to Mexico. An appeal to federal officials in Washington is planned to seek extradition. State's attorney officials would not name the men.
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Chicago
Mexico
Washbington
Hailing Orange Zones chart new hail rates in Montana
The state board of hail commissioners sets three zones with updated rates for grain and hay across Fergus, Judith Basin, Meagher, Wheatland, Musselshell, and other counties. Other notes cover budgetary needs for public institutions, purchasing power, and Montana’s irrigation milestones.
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Fergus
Judith Basin
Meagher
Wheatland
Musselshell
Golden Valley
Sweet Grass
Stillwater
Carbon
Yellowstone
Big Worn
Blaine
Philips
Valley
Sheridan
Roosevelt
Richmend
Dawson
McCone
Garfield
Treasure
Rosebud
Prairie
Custer
Powder River
Carter, Fallon
Wichaux
Daniels
Hill
Liberty
Toole
Pondera
Glacier
Teton
Lewis and Clark
Cascade
Chateau
Gallatin
Broadwater
Park
Lincoln
Mlathead
Sanders
Missoula
Mineral
Powell
Granite
Tavauu
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Beaverhead
Madison
Jefferson
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Cheyenne
Judgce Tobn Ryner
Federal District Court
Thomas Blackbird
Blackbird
Alabama
Thomas E. Kilby
Southeastern Division
Birmingham
Jim Roland
Camille
Georgia
Interstate Commerce Commission
William D
Haywood
Oo W. W. Chieftain
Teavenworth
United States Supreme Court
Jersey City
Tex Bickard
New-York
Hughes
Berlin
England
U. S
Canada
UJ. S
Rankin
Tate
Helena
State Board of Hail Commissioners
BE. K. Bowman
Dixon
J.B. Wood
Harlowton
J. M. Scanlon
State Hospital For the Insane
Warm Springs
Census Bureau
California
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