Range to Take Hat in Parle With Russians
The Hague conference opened with France pledging participation beginning June 26. Pravda urges direct US dealings to boost Russian industry, claiming oil output could rise to three billion barrels with American expertise. Krassin says officials will maintain government role while seeking broader relations. Washington denies any rush to restore official U S Russia ties.
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Paris
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U.S
America
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Barthon
Krassin
Washington
Moscow
U. S
Russia
Secretay Hughes
Genna
Churches urge government to end coal strike across nation
A joint appeal by the Federal Council of Churches, the National Catholic Welfare Council, and the Central Conference of American Rabbis asks President Harding to convene a national coal conference, press for a federal industry investigation, and end the strike now. The groups warn of growing hardship, rising prices, and regional splits as half a million workers remain idle amid nonunion and union fields.
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Washington
Harding
Commission On the Church and Social Service
Federal Council of Churches
Department of Social Action
National Catholic Welfare Council
Social Juelice Commission
Central Conference of American Rabbis
United States
Commission On Thehhurch and Social Service
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Eril
United Mine Workers
Secretary of Commerce
Darwinism Flayed by William Jennings Bryan at Ona Alaska
William Jennings Bryan spoke Sunday at Ona Alaska’s chautauqua, denouncing Darwinism and urging moral solutions to global problems. He warned of rising class conflict, organized anti prohibition efforts, and argued for earnings tied to societal service, praising radio and scientific achievements while urging return to God’s path.
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Onalaska
William Jennings Bryan
Onallaska
Joan Berg
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
North la Crosse
Abel Moore
Milwaukee
Christ
Indict West Point Grad For Sending Arms To Ireland
A federal grand jury in Renton New Jersey indicted Colonel Marcellus H Thompson vice president of the Auto-ordinance company of New York and seven others on a conspiracy charge to ship arms to Sinn Fein in Ireland. The seizure of the freighter Gast Side revealed 459 machine guns in coal bunkers. Thompson, a West Point graduate, served with the American Expeditionary Forces and later led the auto-ordination firm.
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Ireand
West Point
New York
Marcellus H. E Thempson
Harvey
American Expeditionary Forces
Thompson Weas
List Coast Artillery
Leprosy Watch: 1200 Leprosy Cases At Large In U S
A U S Public Health Service survey reports 1200 lepers at large in 25 states. The Carville leprosarium in Louisiana can hold 200 and is full. Dr Linden warned that state or city owned facilities are impractical, leaving many lepers roaming free and potentially spreading the disease.
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Washington
United States Public Health Service
Rr. Co
H. Javender
Carville
Lavender
Horse Electrocuted After Contact With Live Wire
A horse struck a high tension wire in a mill-yard pool of water at North Anson Manufacturing Company. Ora Pullen, who drove the horse, was killed trying to aid the animal. Mrs. Thomas Moran and Warren Nutting died when they dropped into the water to rescue Pullen.
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North Anson Manufacturing Company
Ora Pullen
Pullen
Thomas Moran
Warren Nutting
Puller
Woman elected mayor in Iowa City
Emma Farrar, after fifteen months without an alderman, was unanimously elected mayor of Iowa City at a special city council session on Monday. She succeeds incumbent Swisher, who resigned after the Saturday dismissal of Police Chief Mike Malone.
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Towa
Mre
Emma Farrar
Laree
Inegalls Swisher
Sandex
Mike Malone
Tariff Priority Over Soldier Bonus In Senate Conference
Senate Republicans voted 20 to 9 to defer the selflcers bonus while a 27 to 11 vote backed final disposition of both the tariff bill and the bonus. La Follette and Johnson absented themselves, with Democrats pressing for earlier action, potentially to override Republican plans, after which Senator Walsh signaled a floor move following naval appropriations.
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McCumber
Finance Committee
Senate
Johnson
California
la Follette
Wisconsin
Harding
Walsh
Massachusetts
Norway Seizure Damages Question Heads to The Hague
Former Senator George Sutherland conferred with President Harding on arbitration over U S seizure of ships under construction for Norwegian citizens during World War I. Norway seeks 16 million dollars, while the United States offers 3 million in modified damages. The dispute prompts the Shipping Board and State Department to take the case to The Hague for trial.
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George Sutherland
Utah
Harding
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United States
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State Department
The
Hague
Westby Man Fined For DUI After Collision
Frank Howard of Westby paid a 56.82 dollar fine in police court Monday morning on a DUI charge. He was arrested Sunday afternoon after colliding with Charles Schlutter’s car on South Fifth Street, leaving Schlutter’s vehicle with a bent fender.
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Westby
Hyuer
Howard
Charles Schlutter
South Fifth Street
Schlutter
Harvard Alumni Vow To Guard Free Race Rights
Newark N J Harvard alumni pledged to resist race or color discrimination as the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People annual conference heard from Moorefield Storey a noted lawyer and Harvard graduate He said many prominent alumni would seek to keep Harvard the democratic institution it was founded to be.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Moorefield Storey
Employers to Meet to Discuss Association Permanence
The La Crosse Employers' Association will meet at the Chamber of Commerce at T45 tonight. The agenda includes steps to make the organization permanent and to increase membership.
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la Crosse
Police arrest two alleged bad check men here Sunday
Police say Edward Sauer and William Carter were arrested after attempts to pass checks locally over Saturday and Sunday. Sauer carried multiple checks from a Texas bank and a letter stating overdraft. Carter forged Peter Newburg’s name on a $20 check to aid a larger one. Both men held at Central Station awaiting further inquiry.
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Edward Sauer
Thompson
Standard
William Carter
Milwaukee
Peter Newberg
Willam Chamberlain
Second
Pearl Streets
Sauer
State Bank
Lotus Cafe
San Antonio
Texas
Rent-a-Ford Company
Tene
Winona
Haraldcon
Newburg
A& Gan
Peter Newburg
William Chamberlain
Carter
Chamberlain
Pon
William Baynes
Harding and party back after cruise down Potomac
President Harding and his guests completed a weekend cruise aboard the Mayflower down the Potomac and returned to Washington Monday. The president began a busy day with a string of appointments including a churchmen’s coal strike memorial, and a farewell visit by British ambassador Sir Auckland Geddes before summer at home.
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Washington
Denial of Charges on Combine of Roads Banks and Industry
W Jett Lanck, a railroad unions representative, charged a twofold combine of banking, railroad and industrial interests dominates industry and deflates labor. L F Loree, president of the Delaware and Hudson, denied the charges before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. A fortnight earlier Daniel Willard, B&O chairman, had also denied the charges.
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Washington
W. Jett Lanck
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
L. F. Loree
Delaware & Hudson
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Board
Jesuit Treasure Found at Bottom of Canadian River
Captain Robert Carson reports discovery of Jesuit treasure beneath the Wey river, found Sunday at the bottom of a dredged hole. The chest allegedly contains an altar vestments and manuscripts outlining early Canadian history, to be raised today.
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Robert Carson
Wrei River
Careon
Canada
Rail Chiefs Await Strike Vote Amid Wage Cut Tensions
Rail chiefs await a strike referendum as wage cuts of 136 million dollars take effect July 1 under the federal rail labor board. Ben Hooper predicts a peaceful adjustment. Harding backs the board. unions vow to strike if approved. Balloting starts, with early returns urged to inform workers before pay cuts.
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Harding
Federal Rail Labor Board
Hicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ben W. Hooper
Washington
Heaper
B. M. Jewell
Railroad Department
American Federation of Labor
Applications Here For 1922 Hunters Get Yours Early
County Clerk Staats reports license applications for the 1922 hunting season have been received. Applicants must complete forms, have them sworn before a notary, then present to the county clerk. Licenses cost $1 and a deer tag 20 cents. The State Conservation Commission enforces the policy more strictly this year to prevent delays.
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Staats
Mr. Staats
State Conservation Commission
U. S. Devil Dogs Take Possession of National Capital
Washington welcomed five thousand marines who entered before noon and set up tents along the Potomac. Under Brig. Gen. Butler the unit prepares to march on Gettysburg for a Civil War re-enactment this July 4. President Harding will review the Devil Dogs on the White House grounds.
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Potomac
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Butler
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Harding
White House
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