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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR style passage mentioning permissions and names with scattered words. No coherent event or person clearly present. Contains garbled phrases like have my permission and little touches, making it impossible to identify a concrete news item or outcome.
A British spokesman described the Soviet reply to allied negotiators as largely unfriendly yet open to further talks. The most hopeful part was Moscow’s expressed wish for peace and readiness to enter a nonaggression pact for Europe. Lloyd George plans continued efforts despite tensions among Russia Belgium and France.
President Harding praised Japan's delegates for their considerate spirit at a Tokyo banquet honoring Washington arms conference participants. The message read by Ambassador Warren credited fairness and moderation with aiding the negotiations. Secretary Hughes also expressed appreciation.
Paris May 13 The French minister of commerce reports protests from chambers of commerce across France over the new tariff schedule proposed by the United States Senate committee. Limoges porcelain and glove makers fear prohibitive tariffs will halt exports to the United States and cause layoffs of many workers.
Washington May 25 a bill to grant amnesty to all persons held in federal prisons for violation of war time espionage laws was introduced in the senate by Senator Ladd Rep WN D he estimated 113 prisoners would be affected. Big Steel Merger Announced Lackawanna Bethlehem merger announced Mosea Taylor chairman of Lackawanna Steel said negotiations completed for merger of the two firms. A Consul at Plymouth Dies American consul William Wealey Masterson Plymouth died after appendicitis operation born 1881 in Carrolton Ky.
Fragmentary OCR pieces show dialogue snippets from the Birmingham Age Herald and Der Brummer. The text includes a golf topic, a quip about wealth, a question about Holshevists red, and a note about a family tree of apple variety with an odd ending about sickness and endings.
A swarthy nomad and his gypsy-dressed wife enter a shop on Cudiline square. He buys cigars and tobacco for her. She demonstrates, then he kicks her toward the door. She offers no protest and they depart together. The piece mocks modern feminism and praises art.
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