Genoa Conference Opens Amid Russian Question Clash
The Russian Commission, appointed by Premier Facta, began deliberations at Genoa on the Russian question. Lloyd George and the chairman’s stance helped avert a breach among allied diplomats. Chiteherin signaled Soviet readiness to back proposals to avert war and ease armament burdens, provoking Barthou to denounce discussion of disarmament by France.
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International Economic Financial Conference
Facta
Italy
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Rochn
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Barthou
France
Republican presses Daugherty over Lincoln Motor case
Representative Woodruff of Michigan accused Attorney General Daugherty in the House of failing to fully look to the government's interests in the pending claim and suit against Lincoln Motor Co. He warned he would move for impeachment for malfeasance if not corrected.
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Associated Press
Washington
Woodruff
Michigan
House Today
Daugherty
Lincoln Motner Co
Plea Made for Track Laborers
Frank P. Walsh, counsel for track and shop laborers, told the Railroad Labor Board in Chicago on April 1 that any further wage cuts would ruin half a million workers and further degrade their families by making basic food and necessities unattainable.
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Associated
Chicago
Frank P. Walsh
Railroad Labor Board
Amundsen S Plane Wreck Near Clarion
Captain Howald Amundsen and his party escaped a forced landing when their airship turned over near Clarion Pennsylvania on the way from New York to Cleveland. They spent the night and resumed travel by train to Pittsburgh to decide their next move.
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Penn
Howald Amundsen
Artie Explorer
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Amundsen
Easter Bazaar at Benson Coolidge Store
The Ladies of the Methodist church announce an Easter bazaar on Saturday April 10 at the Benson Coolidge store. Baked goods and handcrafts will be for sale to support church funds.
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Ladies of the Methodist Church
Benson Coolidge
Morrow Leaves 10 Report at Washington
In Frankfort Kentucky on April 11 LtCol Morrow said he will testify at General Semenoff deportation hearing. He commanded the 27th Infantry in Siberia and asserts four slaughter houses existed there with many executions. He mentions a report describing the killing of at least fifteen hundred prisoners.
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Prankfort
Washington
Morrow
Semenoff
United States Infantry
Siberiia
Siberia
Semen Y
Hughes Objects to Navy Reduction Opposes 670000 Enlisted Men
Secretary Hughes warned Representative Rogers that cutting navy personnel to 670000 would breach the 6 5 5 ratio from the arms conference and harm U S security in Ard Freee Washington on April 1 M The letter urged maintaining current strength.
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Washington
House
United States
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Massachusetts
Cafe proprietor tarred by K. K. K. in Phoenix incident
Peter Condos, a Phoenix cafe owner, says masked assailants tarred and feathered him claiming Klan involvement. He showed scars on his back and says they punished him for an attack on a girl. he had recently been fined on that charge after admitting truth.
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Arizona
Peat i
Peter Condos
Ku Knux Klan
Musical Research Club Meeting Plans City Improvements
The Musical Research Club met yesterday in the library elu rooms with Mrs. C J Jones and Miss Gertrude Jones leading. Members proposed a cemetery association with a dollar yearly dues to fund a water pump and sexton care, and discussed electric lighting at Wool and CH streets for tourists and hospital access.
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C. J. Jones
Mise Gertrude Jones
Elvic
Lander
Wool and
CH Street
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McIntyre
Casper
Merwardh
Grand Theatre
Hy T. James
Mics Jouve
Rev Goolidge Tells of Capture in 1870 Indian Raids
The Evening Post recounts Arapahoe pastor Rev Sherman Coolidge of St John’s Denver recalling the 1870 raid that captured him and three brothers as a seven year old. He details betrayals, rescue by white soldiers, and his later rise to canon at St John’s Cathedral, with notes on his family, birth on Goose Creek, and his views on native assimilation.
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Lander
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Eeleas
Mice Virginia Williams Hosts Bridge Evening
Virginia Williams charmingly entertained at her North Lander home Monday evening. MeLinn Collin held high card. Elaborate refreshments were served as guests enjoyed a display of diary art by Williame, near the Hall of Pome fie.
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Debating prizes feature autographed pipes at Stanford event
Aseentated Pres reports that briar pipes autographed by Marshal Jeffry will be awarded to whaling debaters in the California Stanford University debate. Jeffry notes the pipes were used during wartime to honor soldiers and were decorated for the occasion.
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Marshal Jeffry
Stanford UN
Jeffre
Daugherty to Resume Abandoned All Goal Case Probes
Attorney General Daugherty prepared to resume federal court investigations into indictments against twenty six coal operators and numerous miners. Operators contend ongoing cases block their participation in wage conference talks with miners.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Daugherty
Pemling Casa
Floods threaten midwest as high winds kill two in Missouri
Late telegrams report floods already inundating lowlands with more damage feared across several midwestern states. High winds in Missouri towns killed two people and caused about one hundred thousand dollars in damage. Roy Hecox, once suspected in a 22 year old constable killing, left prison and heads to Grass Valley to work on his brother’s fruit ranch after identification.
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Penn
Roy Hecox
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California
Redwood City confesses leader in Maplow Park raid
Police say Arnold Thompson confessed after being identified by photos as the head of a band that raided the Julian Hart home March 1, stealing wines and liquor worth 25000. Thompson was taken into custody yesterday.
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Calif
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Maplow Park
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Thompson
Clark Trial Opens in Wyoming Murder Case
Albert O. Clark, former city policeman, stands charged with the murder of his wife. The alleged shooting occurred during a St Patrick’s Day party at his home in Laramie. The trial opened amid press interest as details emerged.
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Associated Press
Laramie
Wyo
Albert O. Clark
Biggus
Clark
Arbuckle CAO Nears End in Trial Proceedings
The testimony concluded on the third trial day, with the remainder of the proceedings expected to continue through the day. The case likely goes to the jury tomorrow if the judge’s instructions and final arguments proceed as anticipated.
House Labor Committee Concludes National Coal Strike Hearings
The Associated Press reports the House Labor Committee ended hearings on the national coal strike with no plans for further investigation. Chairman Nolan announced the move after labor spokesmen denied operators' charges that the miners union contract breaking caused the walkout.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Nolan
Service men urged to return home for work in Legion appeal
The National Commander Hanford McNider told the Associated Press veterans roaming crowded big cities to go back to their home towns and seek employment. He urged broadcasters to meet the jobless veterans with a program aimed at placing them in work.
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Hanford McNider
The
American Legion
Associated Prova
Reciprocal Marriage Vows Proposed by Episcopal Committee
New York April 11. Women in the marriage altar should be reciprocal in all respects the vows of man and wife at the altar should be reciprocal said George Zabriskie a member of the committee on the revision of the book of common prayer of the Episcopal Church explaining the commission’s recommendation for the general conference.
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Associated Press
New York
George Zabriskie
Committee On
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Episcopal Church
Aaid
Commission
General Conference of the Church
Colorato school principals meet for informative session
Superintendent L R Toute returns from Bouler Colorato with a report on a session of Colorato high school principals and superior talent. About 310 attended including Mr Pooto and Supt Jemop. Discussions covered school revenue forces and student enrollment concerns. Foote visited Gas per and local schools during the interim.
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Boubler
Coloratogh
Wyoming
Pooto
Jemop
Chay~tone
Gasper
Foote
Hada
Air mail plane sets speed record from San Francisco to Keay
Pilot Wingow in a heavily laden mail plane breaks the air record by covering the San Francisco to Keay route in one hour and thirty minutes. The same trip by rail takes fourteen hours.
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Wingow
San Francisco
Ad Keay
Easter Hat Display Draws Shoppers at Mio
Readers visit Mio to view durahilment Marte Hare hats now on display. Allen's Station Store also features the assortment inviting customers to come in.
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Mio
Stasle Allen
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