Belgium Faults Clause Seven in Allied Memorandum on Russia
Belgium objects to clause seven of the Allied memorandum on Russia arguing it affects private property protection and Russia’s economic restoration. M. Jaspar notes Belgium’s past investments and factories, insisting the defense pact with France remains purely defensive and requires mutual agreement to take effect.
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Belgium
France
Genex
M. Jasper
Bel Delegaton
Russia
Belisa
M. Cattler
Lloyd George
Fae
Cymru
Liova
George
Einglish
London
Belsyum
Dentes Reporta
M. Jaspar
Immigration debate shifts aim in Canadian bill
Ottawa reports resumed debate on a resolution to exclude immigrants from the Orient. The Commons amended the proposal to seek effective restriction rather than outright exclusion. Prime Minister Mackenzie King steered the change amid government talks with China on easing conditions via passport system.
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Ottawa
Canada
Rel House of Commona
W. L. Mackensie King
Ching
Pamnedyice
Baker Speaks At Labor Meet In North Dakota
B F Baker of Glenwood spoke at the North Dakota Federation of Labor convention. The Nonpartisan league candidate for governor backed keeping existing labor laws, endorsing a stronger marketing program funded by the Bank of North Dakota, and praised the home builders law and workers compensation bureau. He highlighted farmer wage issues in western North Dakota and reviewed recent legislative sessions. The officers’ report praised President Brundage and Secretary Anne, urged alliance with unions, and backed labor representation in the legislature with monthly dues and economy measures.
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Bleamarck
N. D
North Dakota Federation of Labor
B. F. Baker
Glenwood
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Baker Ema
League
Bank of North Dakota
Baker
Workmen’s Compensation Bureau
Faery
Sesson
Diop
J. F. Dixon
Fargo
Brundage
Anne
American Federation of Labor and International Unions
Labor Legislative
Changes In Knights Of Columbus By-Laws
Duluth Minn May 9 Important changes in the present by laws per the state were announced. Authorities indicated adjustments affect eligibility and procedural rules within the Knights of Columbus in the Duluth area. Local chapters prepared to implement the revised by-laws in upcoming meetings.
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Knights of Columbus
Duluth
Minn
Egenall
Chang Tso-Lin Defeated As Pei Fu Forces Advance
General Chang Tso-Lin’s troops near Peking are defeated by General Wu Pei-Fu’s forces. Chang reportedly abandons resistance and orders Fengtien troops to retreat behind the Great Wall as allied foreign legations release funds to arm defenses. The Manchurian army is described as disorganized and unable to resist further.
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Associated Press
Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Chinese Foreign Office
Manchuria
Mukden
Chang
Tientsin
China
Tro-Lin
Pei-Fu
Chang-Li
Chin
Chinwangtao
Great Wall
Big Bill Orders Spring Suit With Record Waist
A descriptive note reports Big Bill ordering a spring suit, trousers and shirt. It quotes a waist measurement of eight feet and a yard of material for the shirt. The record includes a weight of 624 pounds and an upper arm measurement of twenty eight inches. The item conveys unusual body metrics and a tailor’s note from the period.
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Big Bill
Han Jast
Harding Maintains Stance On Soldier Bonus
President Harding’s view on the soldier bonus remains unchanged and will be transmitted within two days to Senator McCumber and Republican members of the Senate Finance Committee, per White House statements.
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Senator McCumber
Washington
Harding
White House
McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Davison Dies in Locust Valley Funeral Sees Simple Farewell
Henry P Davison prominent financier and Red Cross head died Saturday in Locust Valley. A simple funeral at St Johns of Lattington drew notable finance and society figures, with hundreds unable to enter. Revs Hinton and Peabody led services as hymns Abide With Me and Onward Christian Soldiers were sung by a St Bartholomew’s quartet. Flowers filled Locust Valley as friends honored his wish for simplicity.
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Locust Valley
N. Y
Henry P. Davison
Mnander
Philanthropiat
American Red Cross
St. John's
Lattington
Long Island
Whalees
Davison
Sin
Neste
Charles W. Hinton
Endicott Peabody
Groton School
St. Bartholomew'a
New York
No License Needed To Search Left Drink Parlors Says Court
Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds search without warrants in liquor parlors. Opinion by Justice Oneal, joined by the court, states prohibition rights permit police to search unlicensed outlets. Fragmentary text notes concern over intoxicating beverages and enforcement without license.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Oneal
Dimont
Eleven Mines Start Operations In West Virginia
Eleven more mines began operations last week in West Virginia, according to a West Virginia Coal Association report. The new working total reached 617, with 229,600 tons of coal loaded statewide on Saturday.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia Coal Association
Floods Drive Many From Their Homes in Texas and Louisiana
Fort Worth Texas reports rising Trinity River with no end in sight and city water cut off as levees fail. Jonesville Louisiana floods cover streets two to four feet deep, displacing about 1 500 residents and swelling relief needs for up to 70 000 refugees across camps and dispersed areas.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Trinity
Government Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Jonesville
Louisiana
Mississippi
British War Veteran Fails to Press Suit for Mary Culberson
Washington May 9 Alexander E Robertson a British war veteran did not appear at the British embassy to press his suit for the hand of Mary Culberson 71 daughter of Texas Senator Culberson. He had arrived from Newark N J and was prepared to claim private detectives abducted him and tried to railroad him abroad but did not show up by noon embassies attaches said they had heard nothing of him.
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Washington
Alexander E. Robertson
Ordor
Mary Culberson
Senator Culberson
Texas
Newark
N. Jr
Order Against Sugar Company Dissolved by Federal Judges
Federal Judges Rovers Hough and Manton filed a disposition order against the American Sugar Refining Company and other corporate and individual defendants in the Sherman lawsuit begun twelve years ago. North Dakota forecasts unscathed weather with possible showers Wednesday, cooler tonight and in east portions. Minnesota expects showers tonight and Wednesday with cooler conditions in the west and south areas.
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New York
Rovers, Hough and Manton Today
American Sugar Refining Company
North Dakota
Minnesota
Garment Workers to Consider Resolutions Today
The In ley Garment Workers union holds a biennial convention in Ohio May 9 where members will review proposed resolutions. Expected topics include shorter work weeks abolition of color prejudice and support for political prisoners in the United States and Russia, with emphasis on solidarity with socialist movements.
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Ohio
Inley’ Garment Workers’ Union
Socialist Party
United States
Russia
Denounces Ford Proposal for US Nitrate Plant
A May Washington dispatch reports Henry Ford's plan to purchase and lease the government nitrate projects at Muscle Shoals was denounced by officials and journalists. The critics urged that those negotiating the contract be condemned by protests.
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FORD
U. S
Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Bhosle
Als
Chirmaa Ems
Karnival Plans Advance for Grand Forks Event
The Kiwanis club and Kommunity Karnival executive committee plan the city auditorium event May 25 26 27 with Browning of the Karnival Queen and Krazy Ann act as headliners. Red Dog Saloon by Sigma Chi returns alongside continuous performances by Jack Wilde. Ticket sales rise as decor and booth planning proceed.
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Itwanis Club
Kommunity Karnival
T. B. Elton
Kiwania Club
Browning
Grand Forks
Sigma Chi
University of North Dakota
Jack Wilde
George Colburn
Bootha
Joe Roller
Charles Dow
Brainerd Man Suspected in Double Slaying
E M Brandt, 27, woke in Brainerd county jail claiming amnesia about a bar town shooting that killed James S McPherson 52 and Elizabeth McPherson 72 and wounded J B McPherson 77. He led to suspect after fatally shooting his wife's father and grandmother, then fired at the grandfather. coroner’s inquest pending formal charges.
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Brainerd
Minn
E. M. Brandt
Bar- Tows
Here
Brandt
Win
James 8. McPherson
J. B. McPherson
Areing
Todite
McGraw
John
May Crop Report Shows Wheat and Hay Forecasts
The May crop report from the department of agriculture lists predicted yields for winter wheat rye and hay with state by state forecasts. It cites totals for the nation spring plowing progress meadow hay stocks pasture condition and forecasts for multiple states including Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois Michigan Missouri Nebraska Kansas Texas and Oklahoma.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
A J Gronna Funeral Notices In Lakets North Dakota
Funeral notice for A J Gronna in Lakets North Dakota dated May with obituary details. Includes funeral arrangements and surviving family members.
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Feng
Hankow
Feng Yu Siang
Bonus
Sam
Trinity River
Mississippi River
Robertson
By Morris
Corimaeues Far Pei
Larrows
Se.eee
A. J. Gronna Funeral
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