Russians Seek to Continue Genoa Negotiations Message
A note from Moscow presented by Tchitcherin to Italian Foreign Minister Schanzer at Genoa urges continued talks. A new Russian commission is proposed to continue work after the Genoa meeting, with a public reply and a call for a committee to study key clauses.
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Tchitcherin
Schaner
Italy
Genoa
Maine
Rian
Moscow
M. Total Teherin
Ssvardeme
Russia
UF Or
Buisceas
London
Evening Standard
George
Tchitccherin
Rumia
Schanzer
Saya
Pan American loan resolution sent to the Senate
Washington dispatch reports the House approved a loan resolution for Liberia and referred it to the Senate after rapid debate. Chairman Fordney led the means committee in backing the measure as about forty Republicans joined with a solid Democratic bloc and many majority members. 414 members were not voting.
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Washington, D. C
Panere
House
Ng & Loan
Heccescoo
Imue
Senate
Fordney
Colt Without Front Legs Is Freak Born At Winnipeg Monday
Winnipeg Man May 1 One of the most remarkable freaks of nature was discovered in the middle of dairy company Monday where five others had given birth a colt without any fore legs A veterinary report notes the animal lacks fore limbs and may be strapped to the root in the narrative unknown detailsىتى
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Winnipeg
Man
Georges Defeats Carpentier in Early Round Victory
Georges Carpentier defeats Ted Lewis in the first round as the bout for the world lightweight title ends in two minutes and 15 seconds. The fight was telegraphed early due to time-zone differences, despite a 9:30 pm London start.
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Carpentier
Ted
Insca
Georges Carpentier
Menore Ted
Kid) Lewis
Tenis
Ting
London
Dorn
United States
Illinois Governor Conspiracy Case Opens in Sangamon
May 11 report from Waukegan Illinois details Deputy Mortimer state’s attorney opening remarks in the governor’s trial for allegedly conspiring to defraud the state of Illinois of between 1.5 and 2 million dollars. He links the governor lieutenant governor banker Fred Sterling and Vernon Curtis to the alleged scheme and promises direct proof of guilt.
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Mortimer
Illinois
Fred EB. Sterling
Vernon Curtis
Grant Park
Trappers Handling Hides Unlawfully Break Up
Two Harbors Minnesota May 11 A warden and deputies broke up a trapper ring that profited from bear hide trafficking in Minnesota’s northeast, arresting four men as leaders and dismantling the north shore operation.
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Two Harbors
Minn
Minnesota
Augusta Tabor
North Shore
Tabor
Teégay Primary Vote and Court Filing Authority
A fragmented note indicates that a primary vote by mail is involved and that clerks in a court may file for a form of investigation. The snippet references a court authority and potential procedural steps, though details are incomplete.
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Teégay
Fryer
Three Killed and Large Damage from Nebraska Storms
Three persons died and extensive property damage occurred across Nebraska from storms yesterday and last night. In Lexington homes were lifted from foundations, trees uprooted, farm buildings demolished, and communication cut as a tornado like wind swept the area. Lincoln reports say Burlington railroad offices saw a violent wind storm at Broken Bow with overturned buildings and no known injuries, accompanied by heavy hail, and a tornado believed to have touched Lexington Kansas nearby.
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Omata
Netres
Lexington
Neb
Lincoln
Burington Railroad
Broken Bow
Custer County
Burlington
Kansas
Clark County
Want Hays To Put Stop To Operations Scenario Schools
Los Angeles May 11 The Photo Playwrights' Feat of America challenges Hays aka the czar of the movie to avert another movie scandal by routing the operations of scenario writing. The league says the scenario schools use a ton of motion picture formulas.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Feat of
America
Hays
District Judge Upholds Count Against Catts
Pensacola May 11 United States District Judge Sheppard sustained the ninth count in the indictment against former Governor Sidney J Catts charging espionage law violation. The demurrer to the remaining counts was sustained and no trial date set.
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Pensacola
Tmitea States
Sheppard
Sidney J. Catts
Catts
Palestine Mandate Question Dominates League Council
The League of Nations council opened in Geneva with the Palestine mandate issue set to shape the session. Earl Balfour signaled an immediate British mandate approval after U S Britain accord, risking friction with France over Palestine plans amid Zionist pressure for a Jewish state. The day’s private meeting also covered a Latin America liaison bureau and notes on the permanent court of international justice.
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Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Earl Balfour
United States
Great Britain
League
France
Palestine
Council For Settlement of
South America
Latin America
Permanent Court of International Justice
Ladd Seeks Amnesty for War Time Offenses
Washington on May 11 Sen. Ladd introduced a bill calling for amnesty for 113 prisoners held under wartime offenses. The measure would not cover espionage or enemy communication cases and aims to release those affected while excluding spying or contacting the enemy.
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Washington
Federal
Senate
Ines
Davison Leaves 4.5 Million to Son in Will Filed
Mineola May 11 The will of H P Davison was filed for probate today naming his son as beneficiary. The estate’s full value was not disclosed in the filing and references to philanthropy were noted in early reports.
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Genoa
H. P. Davison
Son
Mineola, N
Outlook for Ireland Disappointing Amid Peace Efforts
London reporting on the failure of the All Ireland Peace Committee to find a settlement increases concern over the Irish crisis. Public opinion in England and Ireland shows caution and impatience as violence spikes in Belfast with a bomb injuring two women and three Catholic youths killed or wounded in Ballymulderg.
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London
Asociated
All Hireann
Genoa
House, of Commons
Dublin
Ireland
Belfast
Glenview Street
Associated Press
James
Francis
Thomas McKeown
Ballymulderg
Trial races to pick Canadian yachts at Lake St Louis
Montreal May 11. Trial races will select two yachts to represent the Royal St Lawrence Yacht Club in its bid to reclaim the Royal St Lawrence challenge cup from the White Bear Yacht Club. Races are set for June 17 24 July 1 and July 8. After selection the local yachts will be shipped to St Paul for conditioning for the international event starting July 29.
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Montreal
Selet
Real
St. Lawrence Yacht Club
White Bear Yacht Club
Lake St. Louis
St. Paul
Due Interests And Some War Dept Men Declared Related
In Washington May 11 Senator Hing of Utah charged that chemical section officers at the War Department are so closely tied to Du Pont interests that they are indistinguishable. He urged officers involved in the chemical schedule of the pending tariff act be turned over to the Mount Ponta, implying a push to brand them differently. North Dakota: Probably rain.
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Waahipeton
Senate
Hing
Utah
Chemical
War Department
du Pont
Interema
King
Mt Ponta
Fred _ Mader
Tim Murphy
Fitzmorrixn
Murphy
Alayere
Chang Masses Soldiers for Another Fight
May 11 reports General Chang Two Lin defeated near Peking by General Wu Pei Fu prepares to resist pursuit with his troops at Kaiping Kuych and near the Mukden railway about 65 miles south of the great wall Wu orders Chihu troops not to beyond Pietang until Chang’s intentions are clear. Thirty four American soldiers have left to reinforce railway guards at Tangshan about 70 miles northeast of here near Chang’s outposts.
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Tientaln
Chang Two-Lin
Peking
Wu Pei-Fu
Kaiping
Kuych
Aachow
Great Wall
Mukden
Chang
Chihu
Pietang
Tangshan
Here
Heavy Rain Storms Hit Grand Forks and Region
A late night storm brought heavy rain and wind to Grand Forks, with 1.95 inches of rain in the city and 4.6 inches in Crookston. Lightning damaged a flagpole at a local building, lights flickered, and streets showed scattered debris. A cloudburst near noon caused one of the season’s heaviest rains, while a separate storm moved from Barnesville toward the Canadian border, spawning a small tornado between Thief River Falls and Red Lake Falls. homes were moved off foundations in Red Lake Falls and St Hilaire.
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Grand Forks
Minnesota
Crookston
Stone
Ordean, Wella Company
Herald
Barnesville
Minn
Canadian
Thief River Falls
Red Lake Falls
St. Hilaire
Minnesota Seeks Return Of Alleged Fargo Burglary Trio
In St Paul May 11 officials issued papers requesting the return to Detroit Minn of August Christianson Lynn Strickland and John Pederson from Fargo Dak to face burglary charges. The trio is accused of entering a Detroit hardware store.
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St. Paul Minn
J. A. O. Preus
Detroit, Minn
August Christianson
Lynn Strickland
John Pederson
Fargo
N. DB
Detroit
Aden
Steel Plant Closed Due To Coke Supply Shortage
Belvidere Indiana May 11 The Empire Iron and Steel company of Oxford shut its plant today citing inability to obtain coke from the West Virginia field due to the coal strike. About 200 workers were laid off. Calvin Wine. Calvin Nick May 11 Calvin and Munich North Dakota opened the baseball season Sunday on Munich's diamond Osivin won an interesting game.
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Belvidere, N
Empire Iron and Steel Company of
Oxford
West Virginia
Calvin
Nick
Munich
N.D
Osivin
Tad
Jails Crowded After Labor Conflict and Slayings
May 11 report from Chitaga states police linked two building bombings to labor disorders. Over 100 leaders including Big Tim Murphy and Cornelius Shea are jailed. Two suspects identified as Isadore Braverman and Max Glass, with Glass linked to the killing of patrolman Thomas Clarke. Police allege hirelings acted for higher labor-circle forces amid wage dispute tensions.
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Chitaga
Jafla
Cranel
Terrance Lyons
Big Tim" Murphy
Cornelius Shea
Fred Mader
Building Trades Council
Isadore Braverman
Max Glass
Braverman
Lyons
James A. McClellan
Frederick Blank
Charles C. Fitzmorris
Citizens’ Committee For
Landis
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Palestine Mandate
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Dail
England
War Dept
North Dakota
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Chicago
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Sses Nea
Hus
Pena Wome
Uato
Vietors
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