Plan for Settlement in Silesia Sparks International Talks
Paris reports a new settlement proposal dividing Upper Silesia with Poland and Germany receiving favored plebiscite zones while a League of Nations commission governs the rest for thirty years. London and Paris push for a united stance as Britain, France, and Italy weigh actions amid German military mobilization fears and Polish cabinet turbulence.
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Asociated
Upper Silesia
Poland
Germany
League of Nation
London
Chamber of Deputies
Allice
Escuemo
Yaris
Pilsudskin
Senate committee launches probe into charges of election interference
Washington reports the senate elections committee voted to investigate charges of improper methods that helped Newberry win. Chicago notes freight rates cut by about 20 percent between the Midwest and coasts. London cites clashes between nationalists and Sinn Feiners at Belfast during elections. Cleveland mentions a special committee backing the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers actions suspending 2400 members for an unauthorized strike. New York states insufficient evidence tying Giuseppe De Filpia to the Wall Street bombing. Paris cites Briand’s warning troops won’t enter the Ruhr without clear German breach of reparations. Paris notes France must borrow 33 million francs this year.
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Washington
Senate Elections Committee
Tator Newberry
Moscow Starvation Fears Rise As Corn Shortage Spreads
Reports from Moscow say peasants withhold corn for seed as a food crisis deepens. The Bolshevik decree on trade fails to curb shortages with commissions returning empty handed. Bread reaches 3000 rubles per pound as citizens flee city in search of food while the Kremlin and Baltic shipments appear to mask hunger.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Caucas
Kremlin
Letvia
Enthonia
Presbyterians Take Up Discussion Of Home Mission Work
Winona Lake Indiana May 25 Discussion of work accomplished last year in the home mission fields was on the program for the sessions today of the 123rd general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America Dr Henry P Swearingen moderator planned to expedite business and bring about early adjournment The assembly docket provides for session until Friday afternoon but many commissioners may complete by Thursday evening or Friday morning At the home missions report general secretary Dr John Marquis said the board prioritizes evangelism and plans to raise missionaries salary to 1500 a year with living quarters, noting 166 missionaries earn less than 1500 while the average is 1533 73
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Winona Lake
Ind
123Rd General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Henry P. Swearingen
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
John Marquis
Home Mission Board
Letter Shows How The Socialist Regime Harms North Dakota Credit
A dated 1631 letter condemns the current socialist regime for destroying credit in North Dakota. It claims the regime ruined investor confidence, praises Fargo's banking houses, and warns rates may not recover without reforms. The missive asserts prior investments remain but federal or nonpartisan shifts threaten repayment unless changes occur.
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North Dakota
Township in Steele Sets Great Record
Fargo May 26 Beaver Creek Township Steele county first country precinct to turn in recall petitions to state headquarters here Dearing signatures exceed one hundred percent of those who voted for O Connor last fall O Connor received fifty one votes and fifty four of those who voted for governor last fall have signed the recall petitions Steele county gave Fra zier a majority of ninety nine votes last fall but local workers foresee more signatures on recall petitions than votes for Frasier across the county Independent candidates and laws expected to win by a substantial margin at the recall election.
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Herald Special Service
Fargo
Beaver Creek Township
Steele County
Dearing
O'Connor
Frazier
Laws
FIGHTING IN ALEXANDRIA IS DECREASING
Alexandria Egypt May 24 There was only desultory firing on the streets after riotous disturbances in which many persons including twelve war o peans were killed and nearly 200 wounded Looters and skulkers were responsible Wires down London May 25 telephone wires between Cairo and Alexandria cut There is no news from Alexandria and rumors are current Prague May 25 two Franklin letters found among documents in the Museum of History at Prague for a new catalogue
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Egypt
Associated Press
London
Cairo
Minyx
Franklin
Prague
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Museum of History
Booth
Belfast
The
Star
Jane Ge
Bally
Macarott
Wei
Hon
Hea
Dublin Custom House Fire Blamed on Sinn Feinters
Dublin authorities report the custom house burned after a large Sinn Fein group attacked the building. Early reports cite casualties, prisoners, and a widespread assault with gunfire as troops and police struggled to prevent loss of the structure. A later dispatch notes Liberty Hall also set ablaze and wartime conditions around the site.
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Dublin
Dublin Custom House
Dublin Castle
Tondon
Associated Press
Nas
Sinn Feinera
Saya
Custom House
Liberty Hall
Irish Transport Workers
Pete Herman to sail for England soon
New Orleans reports former bantamweight champion Pete Herman will sail June 14 to face Jimmy Higgins France champion. A 20 round London bout is set for July 4, per manager’s advices. Also notes Minnesota and North Dakota weather with generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday.
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New Orleans
Pete Herman
England
Jimmy Higgins
France
London
Minnesota
North Dakota
Memorial Tree Planting by Nations at Farmington
A white oak tree will be planted in Farmington New York under the auspices of the New York State Institute of Applied... The ceremony honors nations and connects soil from many lands to a shared memorial site in Isaeae acocisied with the program.
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Farmington
N. Y
New York State Institute of Apptiedre
Witnesses in Stenvick case go on stand
Minot witnesses testify in the preliminary hearing for KR H B Stenvick charged with burglary and grand larceny in Minot. Morgan Jevanger and J C Cameron admitted stealing two autos, the Cole eight and Willis Buick, and hiding one in a shed. Prosecution says Stenvick discussed the theft and concealment with the pair.
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Stenvick
Herald Special Service
Minot
N. OD
Morgan Jevanger
C. Davin Today
H. B Stenvick
J.C. Cameron
Bismarck
Cole
John Willis
Minot Auto Company
Townley
Aviaor
Cameron
A.C. Townley
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Jstate
Jevanger l
Houses Destroyed in Cork Region Amid Official Reprisal
Cork reports describe multiple houses destroyed in what authorities term official reprisal for recent police bombings. In County Kerry, six soldiers were attacked by about thirty armed men. two escaped, one by sea and one to the hills, while four were captured and three killed. In Kilkenny Kilmanagh, three hundred armed Linn Fenners seized the village, fortified homes, but police pursuit left one rebel dead, another badly wounded, and a third captured.
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Dublin
Kerry
Dublin Castle
Linn Fenners
Kilmanagh
Kilkentry
Judge Reserves Decision in Erick Lysne Case
Tevile Lake May 2 Judge H W Wenson reserved decision in the suit against the estate of Frick Lyon late banker and merchant of Churchs Ferry. Mrs Bertha Abbey Ross of 442 Rice Street St Paul Minn claims she is Lysne's daughter born out of wedlock in Loerdals Norway. Lysne left an estate of 110000 and if the court upholds her claim she will receive half after testimony yesterday. Indications point to settlement with Mrs Ross receiving a substantial portion. The most important testimony was a deposition from the Norwegian consul at St Paul containing a certified copy of Mrs Ross' birth certificate.
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Herald
Tevile Lake No
H.W. @wenson
Frick Lyon
Churches Ferry
Bertha Abbey Ross
Ricp Street
St. Paul
Minn
Lyanes
Loerdals
Norway
Lyane
Mexican general Serratos receives commission in Akron
Akron May 26 General Alfredo Serratos former Mexican minister of war has received his commission from President Obregon as the Mexican consul for western states at Boise Taos Chicago Geneva. Serratos and his family moved from Mexico to Akron where he found employment at a rubber factory
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Akron
Ohio
Alredo Serratos
Vidlent Obregon
Bole
Tash
Carnago
Geneval
Serraton
Mexico
Votes Cast in Ulster Counted Today Amid Riot Fear
Belfast reports show widespread intimidation as Nationalists and Unionists claim voters were harassed near polls. Officials began counting for the Northern Ireland parliament while riots and Provisional forces strained police, with Ballymacarrett and Shankill areas cited for clashes and blockades as Sinn Fein and Protestant factions clashed.
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