Happenings of the World Tersely Told
Bituminous operators filed statistics with the federal coal commission showing coal mining is safer than many other occupations. President Harding appointed William A. Cant to be United States judge for the District of Minnesota, replacing Judge Faye Morris who retires July 1. A series of notable deaths, appointments, and events follow, including top officials resigning, dispatches on international affairs, and a Kansas wheat harvest estimate.
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Federal
Coal Con
Washington
Wiliam A. Cant
Harding
United States
District of Minnesota
Faye Morris
Farmer-Labor Party
Workers’ Party of America
Socialist Party
Hamburg
New York
Fascisti
Naples
Curzen's Succession Blocked by Labor Pressure
News review covers Curzon's thwarted bid for prime minister as Labourites resist his foreign policy. Communists in the Ruhr seize police HQs and stage a broad strike. German authorities clash with demonstrators while rumors of French influence surface. Also notes Turkish Greek tensions and Britain's cautious stance toward Lausanne talks.
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Greece
Turkey
Maritza
Ismet Pasha
Venizeloy
Sir Horace Rumbold
Great Britain
Horace
Karagatch
Constantinople
Thrace
Henry J. Allen
Dardanelles
Anatolia
Mosul
Syria
Connerts Karagatch
Adrianople
Bulgaria
Rea
France
Lord Curzon
Stanley Baldwin
Curzon
Labor Party
Laborites
Baldwin
England
Ruhr
Belgium
Washington
Robert Cecil
League of Nations
Duchy of Lancaster
Russia
Leonid Krassin
Posse
Gelsenkirchen
Dortmund
Jeaders
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Wiliam
Daz
Mixed Claims Commission
Robert C. Morris
Germany
Otto B. Halvorsen
Christienis
Conservative
Norway
Samuel M. Felton
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Philadelphia
Alexander McDougall
Duluth
Minn
Florenz Ziegfeld
The
Chicago
Mfnarial College
Ijr
Ita
Puget Sound
Seattle
Milwaukee
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Hammond
Ind
East Chicago Company
Lemuel Bolles
American Legion
Indianapolis
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
George Davis
High Street
Blue Island
China
Shantune
Kansan
George E. Tucker
United States Farm
Kan- Bad City
Eddie O'Brien
James Colson
United States District Court
Toledo
Central Post Office
Philippine Islands
Bureau of Customs
Manita
Emerson Hough
Lita
Waukegan, I
Ben W. Hooper
United States Rail Labor Board
National Society of the Sons of the Americana Revolution
Nashville
Tenn
Socialist Party of America
Justice Taft
Andrew Carnegie
Greensburg
Radio Armateurs
Los Angeles
Calzee
Carlisle
Franklin, C
Baltimore & Ome
John ¥. Chase
Battle Fleet Base Forces
San Francisco
Alaska
Lawton
Mich
Michigan
Wallace
American Automobile Association of New York
Wood
Manila
Philippine Legislature
Islands
Colorado Melon and
Cantaloupe District
Pueblo
Zeo
Harry F. Sinclair
Sam Hildreth
Loulgville
Martingale
Vigil
Alten
Near East
Lauganne
Shantung
Shanghai
Angoran
Mexico City
Durango
Anzo Taguchi
A. A. Joffe
Tokyo
Bank of Issue
Mortimer Schife
Thomas W. Lamont
Paris
General Gouraud
America
Krevitin
Moscow
Vaslav Vorovsky
John Seed
St. Nicephore
Drummondville
Que
Vienna
London
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White Star
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of Women's Organizations
Merle
Brexleo City
Asheville
Swatow
Theodore Roosevelt
Mount Vernon
N. Y
V. Miserandino
Mahan
Curzen
Hamburg Farm Internationale
Edward W. Rickard
Reece
Presbyterian Church
Bryan
Dilla
Harry Emergon Fosdick
First Presbyterian Church of
Aadensen
Suchow
Beijing
Pinger and Allen
Lee Solomon
Ormer Justigh Day
Elams Commission
B. Parker
Lualtania
Commission
EN W. Hooper
United States Railway Labor Board
Pennsylvania
N International Banking Group
Walt
J. P. Morgan & Co
Salonara
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LA Roy Leather Goods
Monroe le Chicags
WCKY
Louisville Courier-Journal
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