World News Briefs From Washington and Abroad
Washington reports advise removal of mine obstructions at Frontera Puerto Mexico and Vera Cruz while Coolidge presents agricultural relief to wheat regions. Congress weighs tax compromises, steel prices rise, and cotton cloth costs rise. Record timber deals in Oregon spark Shanghai Building Company plans. Bank failures in Ark Montana and Minnesota prompt closures and investigations. штраф
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Washington
Frontera
Puerto Mexico
Vera Crug
President Coolidge
North- West
Congress
Tillamook County
Oregon
Shanghai Building Company
Shanghai
China
Bank of Hazen
Prairie Country
Ark
Bank failure and major fires precede broad 1923 reports
A Grand Island National Bank in Nebraska failed to open, with capital of 100000 and surplus 125000. In Logansport Indiana a major fire destroyed the Don Garage Amos Apartment building Dr E M Hatch office and private Ernest Johnson garage, with damages around 250000. A plane piloted by Capt Ralph Royre flew Fort Worth to San Antonio in 1 hour 25 minutes at 240 miles per hour. Lloyds Register notes 1923 US merchant ship tonnage up from 1922. Painters in New York gain 60 cents a day to 10 50 for eight hours. weekly 57 75 for 44 hours. A Puget Sound bootlegger campaign starts as Manila bills 50000 for typhoon relief after veto. General Wood praises Filipino independence but urges proper conditions. New York Central introduces a wage increase affecting 15000 workers. Three Charleston children burned to death, while Robert E Lee sculpture on Stone Mountain Georgia was unveiled with Confederate state attendance.
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New York
Notable deaths round the world and at home
John M. Herbert banker and Republican figure dies in Murphysboro Illinois at sixty. Nikolai Lenin premier of Soviet Russia dies in Moscow. Rev James J Good church leader found dead in Philadelphia home. Charles H. Grasty longtime New York Times journalist dies in London. William Carleton Fox US minister to Ecuador dies in New York. Prof Edmund Gilbert of Canton Christian College dies of smallpox in Chicago.
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John M. Herbert
First National Bank of
Murphysboro
University of Illinois
Murphysboro, IL
Nikolai Lenin
Soviet
Russia
Moscow
James J. Good
Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church In the
United States
Philadelphia
Lloyd M. Knoll
Charles H. Grasty
New York Times
London
William Carleton Fox
Ecuador
New York
Edmund Arthur Gilbert
Canton Christian College
Canton
China
Chicago
Charles D. Gilbert
Global Turmoil and Conflicts Stir Headlines
Reports from Athens describe 3000 Greek troops moving to reinforce frontier lines against Bulgarian irregulars aided by local Turkish populations near Coradzova. A Chinese escapee, Mia Jolina Kilen, is hailed for eluding bandits with Gen. Wu Pei Fu credited for relief. News from Liverpool cites coal shortages amid rail strikes. Yokohama leases return to Japan, the Dawes Commission discusses a neutral gold bank for Germany. A Tory defeat in London opens path to a Labor government. Breslau witnesses mass suicides over food shortages. Frederick William in Berlin seen for political reasons.
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Greek War Ministry
Atheny
Coradjova
Demo convention bids favor New York for 1924 meet
Edward W. Pickard reports New York won the bid to host the Democratic national convention in Madison Square Garden starting June 24, with a $205,000 guarantee for the hall and related expenses. If convention favors are uncertain, party dynamics and tax reform debates shape expectations for the polling and votes.
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Moscow
Taoakov
Work
Aairs Burke
Oklahoma
Madiison Square Garden
New York
Edward W. Pickard
York
Madison Square Garden
National Committee
Washington
San Francisco
Chicago
St. Lorry
Pacific Coast
St. Louis
Paitttotania
McAdoo
Smith
Underwood
Wall Street
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
European crise and political shiftsAcross nations face economic strain and leadership changes
A fragmented report covers Frances currency decline prompting government cuts and payroll reductions, British parliament openings with Liberal support shifts, Asquith backing labor moves, Mexican rebellion dynamics near Tampico, a quake toll in Tokyo and Yokohama, and Greece forming a cabinet as regional alliances redraw balance of power. Armers and manufactur ers in the Midwest discuss policy on price supports and marketing.
Moros Rampage in Negros Island Causing Deaths and Arrests
A chaotic incident on Negros Island saw Moros attack near a central sugar plantation. Nine locals were killed and nineteen wounded while a Dutch vessel and survivors were involved. Charles Kocher and Sapudin are named in the ensuing chase and arrests, with Governor Wood intervening to secure the captured Moros and return them to Mindanao.
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Manila
Asa Amnuck
Bagan
Negros Island
Charles Letey
Charles Kocher
Kocher
Repo
Slasst- Island
Mima Sapudin
Sapudin
Ghiet Sapudin
Leonard. Wood
Selwane
Mindanao
Crop Value Near Ten Billion Mark In 1523
The Department of Agriculture places total U S crop acreage at 872.82 million acres equaling 582,006 square miles. The report notes farm crops used a large share of cropland last year with Texas contributing significantly to acreage and value.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Doheny Says 100000 Fall Loan Was Personal
Doheny testified before the Senate Public Lands Committee that he sent former Secretary Albert B. Fall $100,000 late in 1921. He said the loan was a personal matter and the money belonged to him personally, not to any oil company in which he had interests. He claimed the funds were used by Fall to improve ranch holdings in New Mexico.
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Enator Caraway
Arkansan
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
Fall
Daugherty
Arkansas
Navy
Benedict Arnold
Hudson River
Ieat
Department of Justice
White House
Wershington
Edward Lb. Doheny
California
Senate Public Lands. Committee
Lann
Doheny
Hig Ranch
New Mexico
Consolidation Bill Extends Roads Seven Years
A proposed measure by Senator Cummins would grant railroads a seven year period to consolidate. The bill, from the Interstate Commerce Committee veteran, contemplates consolidated groups under commission approval.
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Washington
Interstate Fomméree Commission
Cummins
Senate
Interstate Commerce’ ‘Committee
Grand Duchess Marie of Luxemburg Dies in Bavaria
The report states Grand Duchess Marie of Luxemburg died at Lenggries Castle in Bavaria during the war’s outbreak. It notes her detention in 1919 and hints at changes in status after the event, with references to Rohgnburg and the across street movement of German columns. The phrasing is inconsistent, but the key facts are the death, location, and postwar detention.
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EXICO
Tampico
United States
Crilaer
Vera Cruz
Munich
Marie
Luxemburg
Rohgnburg
Lenggries
Bavaria
Ale
Assailants Threaten Direct Action in City Labor Battle
Fragmentary OCR notes reference threats of direct action by labor opponents in the city. Mentions rebels and gym movement, with unclear framing about who acts and when. No clear names, dates, or places are readable in the text.
Munsey Buya: Another Paper Purchase Noted
A fragmentary note reports Munsey Buya acquiring another paper during evening trading. The terse text mentions a purchase labeled The evening edition and indicates ongoing media acquisitions.
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Munsey Buya
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