Happenings of the World Tersely Told
President Harding conferred with Acting Attorney General Seymour on the Department of Justice sugar price probe. Postmaster General New advanced 100 fourth class offices to presidential grade for reported business increases. Several federal actions include Morse bond forfeiture, navy officer changes, and a bench warrant in D C. Population figures, labor pay rises, and sports crowd records feature in the day’s brief global and national updates.
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Harding
Washington
Seymour
Department of Justice
New
Notable Deaths and Global Turmoil Reported Worldwide
The Rev Daniel Sylvester Tuttle, longtime Episcopal bishop and presiding bishop in the United States, died in St. Louis at eighty six. Across Europe and beyond, reports note executions by the Red Army, Lithuanian forces clashing with Poland, Brazilian revolutionists advancing toward Livramento, and severe famine in Shenal province prompting cannibalism. Berlin stock panic, Berlin and Moscow political trials, and Akkadian housing graft cases surface. Breen captured in Ireland. Germany’s crown prince Frederick rumored ill. Tempelhoferfeld crash kills Berlin officials. St Lawrence waterways opposition voiced. Ruhr mines seized. Quebec liquor profits projected.
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Daniel Sylvester Tuttle
United States
St. Louis
Government moves to halt sugar futures speculation
Washington seeks a court injunction to stop all trading in sugar futures unless owners hold sufficient supply. Acting Attorney General Seymour filed the bill under Attorney General Daugherty with Harding authorization. The action aims to curb speculative profits and alleges conspiracy in restraint of trade. February broker profits cited at 900000 dollars.
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New York
New York Gaffes and Sugar Exchange
Seymour
Acogey
Daugherty
Harding
Asheville
N.C
Washington
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
New York Coffee and Sugar Clearing House Association
Kerry Cave Siege Ends After Fatal River Escape
London cheered as the Kerry cave siege near Clashmeeleon on the Shannon ended with two Republicans drowned while escaping. Commander Lyons was shot after attempting a risky haul to safety. Four others, including Walter Stevens of London, were captured.
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Clashmeeleon
Shannon
County
Kerry
Lyons
Walter Stevens
Solon Kills His Own Bill In Illinois Blue Law Move
Springfield April 20 The Illinois Senate tabled Senator James E MacMurray of Chicago's blue law bill after he spoke against it noting he introduced it only at the request of Rev W S Fleming. The move stifled the attempt to obtain passage of the measure in the Senate.
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Springfield
Ill
Fforta
Illinois
State Senate
James E. MacMurray
Chicago
MacMurray
W. 8. Fleming
Five Die in Mulheim Riots in Street Fighting
In Mulheim on Huhr four thousand unemployed seized control of the city after a day of scattered clashes. Police and city officials, totaling about 300, were confined to the town hall. Five people died and forty were wounded as Communists set bare veaches in streets.
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Mulheim
Huhr
Adrenaline Resuscitates Dead Newborn in Jersey Hospital
Spring Lake New Jersey April 20 adrenalin injected three successive times into the heart of a baby born dead restored to life announced at Ann May hospital here.
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New Jerney
Spring Lake
N. J
Ann May Hospital
Tempest in Teapot Washington police aid DAR congress
Police were called to assist at the Daughters of the American Revolution annual congress during balloting for officers. Five die in flat house fire Lynn Massachusetts five deaths in the Essex Castle blaze on Ellis street. many occupants injured.
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Teapot
Washington
Lynn
Mags
Essex Castle
Ellis Street
Brewster Leads Syracuse Legion in 8000 Member Drive
Henry B. Brewster of Syracuse New York once served on the Romania damages commission and now commands the Syracuse post of the American Legion. He trains his unit in a campaign to reach eight thousand members while recalling his WWI service including captain of engineers, Camp Belvoir, overseas with the Sixty sixth engineers, and a Pershing citation for meritorious service.
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Henry B. Brewster
Syracuse
N. Y
Romania
American Legion
Brewster
Camp Belvoor
Dizier
Peace Commission
Chief Engineers
Tours
Persl Ing
In Favor of State Bonus by Governor Walton
Governor Walton urged resubmission of a World War I state bonus, arguing sections of Oklahoma produced vast wealth. The plan proposed $50 monthly for service, faced tax opposition, and lost by about 4500 votes. The American Legion stayed neutral, while a Legion referendum showed support for a reasonable, adjusted compensation measure.
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Oklahoma
J. C. Walton
Walton
American Legion of Oklahoma
American Legion
Department Executive Committee
Minnesota Holds Record in Tree Lined Highways Drive
The American Legion and Minnesota cooperate to plant more trees in 1922 than any state. Posts across the state plant black walnut and other varieties at 50 foot intervals along roads, free of charge, with planting days on regional holidays.
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The
American Legion
Minnesota
American Tree Association
Legion
State Forestry Department
Gerald Barren
American Legionn
Legionnairea
State Forester
Tanlac fans claim relief for indigestion and nerves
Mrs. Johanna Little of Kansas City credits Tanlac with ending gas pain sourness heartburn headaches biliousness and sleeplessness. She says she can do housework like it was play and feels strong and happy after using Tanlac. The ad notes Tanlac is sold by druggists and claims over 85 million bottles sold.
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Johanna Little
17Th St
Kansas City
Tanlac
Why Take Laxatives Instead of Pills or Galls
An eminent medical authority condemns pills and gall laxatives for only temporary relief and potential permanent injury. It promotes Nujol as a safe natural lubricant that aids regular bowel movements without griping. Used in leading hospitals, Nujol is not a medicine and is advertised as harmless and pleasant.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertised
Women of middle age describe relief from change of life symptoms through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from Mrs Edward B Neat Fisherville Ky Mrs Max W Hann Jonia Mich and Mrs Sidney Humphrey Syracuse N Y praise relief and renewed vitality after use. Free booklet offered upon request from Lydia E Pinkham Company Lynn Massachusetts motion text included.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Fisherville
Lydia B. Pinkham
Edward B. Neat
Tonia
Michigan
Lansing
Mich
Lydia Pinkham
Max W. Hann
N. Jefferson Street
Jonia
New York
Syracuse
N. Y
Sidney Humphrey
Burnet Avenue
Lynn
Massachusetts
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