Delegates Leave Genoa Feeling Cordial After Talks
Delegates departed Genoa after six weeks of economic conference discussions with limited aims achieved. Prime Minister Deilein and Foreign Minister Sehauger bid farewell at the station as French and German contingents left, expressing optimism for future cooperation at The Hague. Russian Foreign Minister Fehitellorin remained for a farewell dinner honoring Pacta and Sehanzer, while Monsignor Caccia Doaminini conferred with delegates about the Catholic Church in Russia.
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Partiai
Hague
Selid Hasis
Dulevd George
Crent Deilein
Beas
Cerna
Prinipale
Pacta
Sehauger
Thatle
Gaerneans
Russia
Sehanzer
Monsignor
Caccia Doaminini
Privat
Abertain
Pope Pius
Genes
Sever
Beestans
Papa Mremenidon
Lloyd George arrival stirs mixed reception in London
London editors weigh Prime Minister Lloyd George's return from the economic conference as a mixed political moment. Supporters praise courage and resilience amid difficulties, while critics decry the outcome as a dismal failure and anticipate the next meeting at which reality may unfold.
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London
Lieyd George
Arriva Fron
Mms
Lloyd George
Coning
Tague
Revival of French Business Affects Genoa Talks
Washington reports the French revival shows little May improvement. Commercial Attache Huntington notes Germany’s strong competition and a grave concern over proposed American tariffs. April saw a serious decline in British exports and imports as the Genoa conference rhythms influence policy.
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Washington
Huntington
Radia
Commerce Department
France
Candidates Slow in Filing Expense Items
Candidates in the recent primary who ran for offices with salaries of 190 or more must file with County Clerk Foulks no statement of expenses on or before Thursday, June 1, end of the 30 day period after the election. Applies to all candidates, winners or not, with penalties for noncompliance.
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Foulks
Lave
Ruth and Meusel Reinstated by Landis Action
Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel of the New York Yankees are reinstated by Judge Landis after suspensions for playing post season games. The decision grants immediate eligibility for today's game against the St Louis Browns, with telegrams confirming reinstatement to Ruth and Meusel and to umpires Chill and Owens. Also reinstated is Bill Piercy of the Boston Red Sox.
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Associated Press
New York
St. Lewis
Ruth
Baltimore
Ragopert
Tpaston
Yankees
Landis
Babe Rath
Bob Meusel
Polo Grounds
Hth
Meusel
Faust
Babe Ruth
Bob Meuse
Meuxel
Vmpires
Chill
Owens
OM. Landis
Bill Piercy
Boston Red Sox
Judge Landis
Miners to Deny Wage Conference Request by Indiana Operators
TERRE HAUTE Ind May 20 Miners will deny a request by Indiana coal operators for a joint wage conference with miners. President John Hessler district 11 says the refusal will reiterate the miners’ stand against separate agreements and align with the joint policy committee.
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Indiana
UMWA Leader Rejects Indiana Site Conference Plan
President John L. Lewis announced that Indiana operators’ proposal for a site conference to end the coal strike was rejected by John Hesston, head of the Indiana district union. He said no conference with the operators would occur and no policy change would end the strike.
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Indianapolis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Indiana
Joh Hesston
Indiana District Union v
Daeinni
Lewis
Coal Workers Rebuff Wage Cut Proposal, Hazleton
Hazleton Cal May 26 Thomas Kennedy, chairman of the union scale committee, said coal operators plainly rejected the proposition. He noted miners’ sentiment is strongly against wage reductions and the scale committee will reject the proposal.
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Hazleton
Cal
Thomas Kennedys
School Board Opens Proposals for New High School
At yesterday afternoon’s meeting the city board of education opened bids totaling about 240000 for a new high school on the Farmington addition. Numerous firms from Indiana Michigan and Ohio submitted proposals for construction heating and plumbing work.
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City Board of Education
Farmington
Injunction Sought in Ohio Coal Miners Strike Suit
In Columbus on May 16 a federal suit seeks an injunction against striking coal miners interfering with non union workers at coal stripping firms in Jefferson and Harrison counties. Judge John E. Sater took the case under advisement and will act next week.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jefferson and
Harrison Counties
Federal District Court
John E. Sater
South Fifth School Playground Fund Planned
Last evening a group of patrons and the principal W. E. Pletcher met at South Fifth street school to discuss better playgrounds and recreation for boys and girls. Members pledged to raise 350 dollars for playground apparatus and improvements, including J. M. Farrell C. D. Britton Roy D. Miller Albert A. Rieth H. V. J. King O G Adams Alonzo Kauffman Win Kramer Vernon Pal Clayton Showalter Charles Burkett Elmer Culp Dr A C Yoder J S Yoder Charles W. Putt W W Fobes.
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South Fifth Street
W. E. Pletcher
J. M. Farrell
C.D. Britton
Roy D. Miller
Albert A. Rieth
H. V. J. King
0G. Adams
Alonzo Kauffman
Win
Kramer
Vernon Pal
Clayton Showalter
Charles Burkett
Elmer Culp
A. C. Yoder
J.S. Yoder
Charles W. Putt
W. W. Fobes
Indiana and Ohio Valley Weather Outlook Notes
Weather report from government thermometer by S W Witmer for 14 hours before publication. Indiana forecasts largely fair tonight and Sunday with moderate temperatures. Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region expect generally fair, moderate temperatures with occasional local showers possible.
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S. W. Witmer
Indiana
Washington
Ohio Valley
Chicago to Add 1000 Police in Terrorism Crackdown
Chicago officials promised 1000 additional policemen 16 assistant prosecutors and four new criminal court judges to combat terrorism and bombers. County and city leaders consider funding and new prosecutions as the hunt for Daudanu skis and Floater Stanley narrows.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Criminal Court
Criminal Court Committee
Attemuers
Pim” Murphy
Con" Shea
Frenchy Mader
Labor Une
Labor
Marty Ts. Miller
Interniais
Charles Daudanuskis
Miller
Arkansas Senator Demands Resignation of Attorney General
In Wastington May 20 Senator Carraway a Democrat of Arkansas urged Attorney General Daugherty to resign to avoid further embarrassment. He cited Daugherty's alleged link to the release of CC Morse ship builder from Atlanta prison and claimed the attorney general sought help from Thomas Felder to employ a government witness in the Bosch Magneto investigation as his assistant.
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Daugherty
Senate
Carraway
Arkansas
Atlanta
CC. W. Morse
New York
Caraway
Thomas B. Felder
Georgia
Bosch Magneto
Bosch Company
Morse
Jury Deadlock Breaks 9 to 3 Conviction in Burch Trial
Los Angeles May 20 The jury in the second trial of Arthur C. Burch Evanston Wisconsin charged with the murder of J Belton Kennedy broker last August stood nine for conviction and three for acquittal after deliberating since noon following a late yesterday session. The first trial ended with a hung jury.
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Associated Press
Los Angelies
Calif
Arthur C. Burch
Evanston
Judge Hile Caps Punishment for Elkhart Bootlegger
Judge Hile sentenced Jusus Moran to six months in prison and a $500 fine after Moran and partner William Keeth were found guilty of maintaining a common nuisance in Elkhart bootlegging. Moran’s harsher punishment compared to Keeth’s four months and $250 fine, while bonds for others were noted, and extra jurors were drawn for forthcoming trials in the Elkhart liquor case.
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Jusus Moran
William HW Reeth
Elkhart
Ile
Keeth
Moran
Sawyer
Superior Court
Harvey S. Cooper
York Township
Rufus Bechtel
Jefferson
William Kurtz
Clinton
Irvin J. Fisher
Oselo
Leander Loucks
Joshua Fetters
Uarrixson
Josh O'Neil
R.A. Carnen
Washington
Jacob Fraley
Cleveland
Mervin
Pfeiffer
Baugo
Navy chief cautions on manpower cuts and morale impact
Rear Admiral William S Sims told the Naval War College graduates that reductions in personnel and equipment threaten training, morale, and efficiency. He urged acceptance of civil decisions while stressing the need for focused study, proper training, and preserved morale among officers and ships.
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Newport
William 8. Sims
Naval War College
Congress
Ony
Washington
Shantung Agreement Ratified by Japan
May 20 TOKLO reports that the Shantung agreement negotiated with China at the Washington conference was ratified today by Japan. The accord outlines terms for Shantung and reflects ongoing postwar diplomacy involving Japan and China.
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Shantung
Japan
TOKLO
China
Washington
Irish factions reach agreement amid Dublin turmoil
Rumors say Michael Collins and Eamon De Valera reached harmony as Dail sessions paused. Belfast reports claim a pact between Free State and Republican factions on upcoming elections and other issues. Ulster endures renewed sectarian violence with killings arson and train disruptions.
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Dublin
Michael Collins
Eamon de Valera
Dail
Belfast
Free State
repub+lean
Dail Fireann
Plans to Convert Kessler House Into City Hall
KE Hill Turnock an Elkhart architect delivered to city offices plans to convert the former Kessler residence West Lincoln over purchased by the city for 11500 into a city hall. The scheme includes removing stairs partitions installing a new heating system and porch removal with new entrance and floors at 7500 to 8000. Bonds will be sold to fund the alterations bids to be opened by the city controller Jaime I. The delay stems from technicalities. bids to advertise at next Wednesday night public works meeting.
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KE. Hill Turnock
Elkhart
Kessler
West Lincoln
Jaime 1
Board of Public Works
Wessler
Staples Home Break-In Report at South Bend Residence
The home of Mr and Mrs Revere Staples in South Bend was entered while they were away and several articles of wearing apparel and two gold watches were stolen. Alves Suantes is a daughter of Dr J A Suapp of Goshen.
Robert Reach Found Dead in Springfield Home
Robert Reach, renowned inventor of athletic appliances, former National League baseball player, and author on athletic subjects, was found dead at his home in Springfield Massachusetts on May. Authorities listed the death as a likely accidental or natural cause pending autopsy results.
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Springfield
Mass
Robert Reach
Robinson Circus Coming to Goshen Next Month
The John Robinson circus will exhibit in Goshen next month with shows in Elkhart on June 6 and Fort Wayne on June 7, according to today’s information.
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John Robinson Circus
Goshen
Elkhart
Wort Wayne
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