Polish Upper Silesia tensions ease in brokered talks
The Polish executive committee in Silesia led by Adalbert Karmity telegraphed a willingness to suspend hostilities if ground were ceded under allied rather than German troops, as London reports renewed efforts with King Leopold III of Belgium and leaders in Britain to secure a ceasefire. High-level discussions continue among Allied powers and Polish representatives to resolve the Upper Silesia dispute amidst shifting positions and diplomatic exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inessac
Silesia
Adalbert Karmity
Intersatlied Commission
Miller
Canter
Relon
Miver
Belgium
Wailis
Pata
Ay Curlel
London
LSKON
Fairbanks Actor Miss Pickford News From Coast
A garbled item mentions Mrs Doug Fairbanks and Mary Pickford in Los Angeles amid talk of future projects. It references the film star as “America's Sweetheart” with notes on marriages and happiness, but details are unclear due to textual corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos Angeles
Cal
Dracy Pickford
Tirbank
America
South
Miss Pickford
Dearman Cleared in One Charge Faces Another Trial
Dearman was cleared on one charge in efrealt court but now faces an additional theft accusation. He allegedly took a saw mit beth and other items valued at a dollar amount, with defense claiming permission from owners. Bail set at 500, adjourned to May 20 as Dearman remains jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearman
Liearman
Efrealt
Charles
Mimouk Kalinsky
Winona
Jie
Cvemg
Breindles
Ag Dearmar
Miller and
Laken
Brindley
s_ plier
de Ig
Dearmany
Circuit Court
Secord
Tein
Cres
Mmthanex & Schubert
Abduction Charge Cast Into Murder Case
Elizabelle Tewen held at Wrens detention home since Saturday in a case shifting from abducting Mix Unest to murder charges. The boy was found strung and hidden near a marsh after vanishing while walking from school. Neighbors named Mrs. Tewen as seen near the scene the day of the boy's disappearance. Authorities planned further questioning and consider her mental state while the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabelle Tewen
Wrens
Ioy
Lewin
Jewen
Ernest
Akha
Ernest Totly
Rushford High Graduates to Hear President Cotton
Rushford Minnesota special report notes commencement plans taking definite shape. The baccalaureate was held the previous evening, with commencement exercises scheduled for Friday at the opera house. President Cotton of Crosse Normal is expected to address the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushford High
Rushford
Minn
Opera House
Exiday
Costomerseie Ta Crosse Normal
Wills
Teoma
President shows rising cost of running roads and value declines
Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad told the senate committee that operating expenses rose relative to net revenues from 1918 to 1920 and again in 1921. He noted property value returns fell from about five percent in 1918 to one percent in 1921, while freight and passenger miles shifted, keeping overall earnings below prior peaks and risking deficits without higher revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Senate Inter To Commerce Commission
Danie Willard
Battimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Willard
Gusivé
Notw
Witeh
Lolg
Tooth
Kentucky Gains in White Population Has Fewer Negroes
Census figures show Kentucky with a white population of 3,180,560, a 3.8 percent rise this decade, while African Americans decrease. Distribution includes Indians, Chinese, Japanese, and other groups. Kansas and Connecticut figures are also noted with male female splits and minority counts.
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Kentucky
Ashington
Tobison
Kansas
Conneticut
Sun spots do not affect weather claims expert says
A Weather Bureau statement says sun spots auroras and earth currents show no clear link to weather. The notice notes magnetic activity may occur from one to eight years, but has no impact on earth weather. Oil price cuts announced with reductions on Corning Cabell Somerset and Somerset Light across crude grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Breaks Jail Here Five Years Ago Arrested At Last
Rex Railees of Chicago arrested by local police and held at Central Station. His partner Verank Koel also in custody. Bailees previously jailed for burglary in 1926, broke jail on July 26 with two others. others captured. Both men arrived from McGregor Iowa and face further investigation. Plans discussed for a boys and girls clubs department at the La Crosse Interstate Fair with a proposal to house all displays under one tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Rex Railees
Chicago
Locel Police
Belu Ac Central
Verank Koel
Sain
Central Station
Dent
Ste Jenks Ice Company
Whey County
Ihe
Second
King Streets
MrGresor
Iowa
Pred Anderson
Wj Williams
bin Pail
la Crosse
Lewlers
Stoddard
Tjs
Bewiik
Speccal
John A. Salser
T. Th
Minnesota
Varnes
Wisconsin
al Tairs
American Radicals Barred From Mexico as Undesirables
Mexico City ordered expulsion of two Americans and two Spaniards for involvement in the radical invasion of the chamber of deputies. President Obregon issued sweeping orders to arrest and deport foreigners and to investigate the Morelia Catholic Socialist group linked to the riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Mexico
Frank Seaman
Obregon
Supreme Court
Départment of Interior
Ctasa
Morelts
Pershing to Review Troops at Camp Douglas
General Pershing will review the largest National Guard camp audience at Camp Douglas. Between June 20 and 12,000 troops are expected to be stationed, with Gen Elmick commanding and Gen Holway providing details for the summer training. Regular army artillery and infantry will be stationed to support training for Wisconsin Illinois Michigan nations.
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Madison
Gamp
Douglas
Adj
Orivaco Delray
Geemening
Camp Deiglis
Morough
Elmick
Sixth Army
van Claire
Camp Douglas
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Pershing
Holway
Board Deadlocked Over Choice of School Head
OSHEOSIL Wis The new board of eight members or into a doubtetk at its meeting Monday night over the selection of a superintendent to succeed Dr N MacIver and as a result final action was deferred until the next meeting Tuesday May 24 there were forty nine applicants for the position but the committee picked a number as buying the best qualifications in his opinion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osheosil
Wis
Eith
Predicts Bass Scarcity In Badger Waters This Season
Madison reports new conservation commissioner Brayton O Webster warns unfavorable weather has reduced bass prospects in Wisconsin waters while millions of trout fryings have been added and pike malli stock is expected to be good. The cold spell may trim the catch but overall fishing should remain productive for fishermen, according to Webster after replacing James Nevin.
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Madison
Wis
Yesrig
Wisconsin
Brayton O. Webster
James Nevin
Wiscongin
Webster
Meeting of Mayor's Special Committee Wednesday Night
A meeting of the mayor's special committee is called for Wednesday evening May 15 at city hall to consider street improvement plans. An additional special common council meeting is announced for Friday night May 20, with aldermen advised to present items on the special call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Common Council
Tacerman
Concessions Offered to Chicago Tenants in City Rentals
Real estate firms in Chicago offered free rent until June 1 to lure tenants for Leo apartments in a Chicago residential section. Agents note abundant high priced units but a shortage of moderate priced options, marking a shift after years without concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago II
Leo
Three Million Men Under Arms in Europe Today
British official figures show about three million men under arms in Europe, with France leading at 805,652 and Poland at 600,000 among other continental armies. France, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, and Jugo-Slavia unite their understandings, noting France controls roughly two thirds of the total force.
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Europe
Washington
France
Poland
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Goethe- Sievekis
Ienmark
Finland
Greece
Triers
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
Romanal
Spain
Sweden
Swizerland
Border clashes spark talk of federal aid and martial law
Washington reports indicate President Harding and cabinet will deploy federal troops only as a last resort to restore order along the Kentucky West Virginia border. Governors seek federal assistance while officials say action hinges on state control, with tensions rising around Mingo county.
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Kentucky
West Virginia
Washington
Harding
Ashington
Wisconsin & Northern
Soo Lines
Minga County
Weeks
Walliamson
West Virginia-Kentucky
Mingo County
W. Va
Morgan
Wisconsin and Northern sale prompts interstate hearing
Litigation by individual stockholders seeks to undo losses from the sale of their Wisconsin and Northern holdings to John Jones of the Wisconsin and Northern railroad before its merger with the Soo Line. Senator George B Skogmo cites about 1 000 000 in gains and says the state will withdraw as hearings continue before the Interstate Commerce Commission with Menasha Woodenware Co as principal litigant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
John
Jones
Wisconsin and Northern Railroad
Soo Lines
Interstate Commerce Commission
George B. Skogmo
Skogmo
Wisconsin
Northern
Witt
Menasha Woodenware Company
Das
Labor agreements hit by chief of U S manufacturers
New York report quotes S C Mason president of the National Association of Manufacturers urging abolition of national labor adjustment agreements on railroads, support for open shop, and enactment of a sales tax law. He cites wartime inheritance and high railway costs as key issues, endorsing the 193? Sch Crimins act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
S.C. Mason
National Association of Manufacturers
Brewery Workers Meet This Evening in Bohemian Hall
A special meeting of brewery workers is set for 7:30 this evening at Bohemian Hall. Charley Nickolaus, international representative, will address the members, with KR G Kanisen urging full attendance. Knutson says he will be in the Labor council rooms after 7 to handle certificates and stock payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemian Hall
Charley Nickolaus
KR. G. Kanisen
Trades and, Labor Council
Knutson
Labor Council
Thursdiling
la Crosse
Knuitson
Pick child as U S ambassador to Italy
Richard Wash burn Child, author and former editor of Collor's Weekly, has been selected by President Harding as ambassador to Italy. Formerly of New York, now in Washington, he has ties to the Republican National Committee and Inglesh spumer's campaign, spending months at Marion Ohio headquarters. Bob Martin, heavyweight boxing champion, to meet Ned Carpenter of Milwaukee next Monday night under management of Tom Andrews.
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Washington
Richard Washburn Child
Collor's Weekly
Jjarding
Italy
Mr. Child
New York
Republican National Committee
Dor Inglish Spumer
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Champis
Coluneds
Bob Martin
Caer
Heen
Ned Carpenter
Milwaukee
Carpenter
Magace
Tom Andrews
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Pal
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Pecos
Srabienis
Shawal Etearge
Stlesia
Herlil
Korfan
Bargin
Ucnines
Peywiew
Sary Ran Ylelaire
Reelin
Setipy Joe
Cme
Imia
Wink
Tidpiy
Conraul Liataxmann
Kenikaas
Mas Vomplete
Somata Seas
Satu Miler
Ylden
Chongee
Doug. Fairbanks
Boy Woman
Marsh
Pittsburgh
Corning
Cabell
Somerset
Somerset Jlight
McGregor
Interstate Fair
T. L. Bowick
H. Campion
G. W. Vergerant
Duckson
W. Shelling
Vernon
Mr Howard
J. Rogan
Mauston
J. Bb, Tormey
American Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
D. J. &. Healy
W. A Sumner
College of Agriculture
ZL. C. Hateh
la Crosse County
la Crosse County Agricultural School; Mark McNoun
County Agricultural School
E. B. Reill
Adams County
Guard Center
United States
U.S
Pick Child
U. S
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Keokukwee
Yealast Terdey
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