Poles Flan 10 Attack Kreuzburg Says Berman Report
Allied commission in Oppeln grants requests to open the German Polish frontier and release political prisoners in Upper Silesia. An armored train moved from Breslau to Kreuzburg and was turned over to Allied authorities amid rising tension. Refugees swell opposition and potential outbreaks. Prince Hatzfeld calls for more troops as German risk grows.
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FLAN
Kreuzburg
Berman
Iter-Allied
Associated Press
Oppeln
Germany
Silesia
Upper Silesia
Inter-Allied Commission
Breslau
Here
Prince Hatzfeld
Interallied Commission
Rosenburg
Paris
Allied
High Commission
Poland
Deblois
Ober Glogau
Neustadt
Hungarian mother kills herself aboard liner Finland
After months of toil in Hungary to raise funds for tickets to America for her two children, Mrs Catherine Idijejic killed herself on the liner Finland at its door. Her aim was to have her children become Americans, but they may be deported to avoid becoming public charges.
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Associated Press
New York
Hungary
America
Catherine Idijejic
Finland
Movies better than the books claims Edison in May
New York May Edison argues motion pictures could replace books in elementary schools within twenty years and vastly advance civilization. He calls current primary schooling dull and asserts pictures captivate children, saying colleges fail due to early education defects rather than student ability.
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Associated Press
New York
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Senate committee backs Norris-McLaughlin packer bill
The senate agricultural committee voted to favorably report the Norris-McLaughlin packer regulation bill. Opponents won the removal of the federal livestock commission, with the measure now creating a federal livestock commission under the department of agriculture to be appointed by the president.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Agricultural Committee
Federal Livestock Commission
Department of Agriculture
Senate Finance Committee Defers Blair Nomination
Washington May 7 The senate finance committee deferred action on the nomination of David Blair of North Carolina to be commissioner of internal revenue. The nomination faced opposition from Senator Johnson of California.
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Washington
The
Senate Finance Committee
David Blair
North Carolina
Internal Revenue
Johnson
California
America to be Represented at Paris Conference
Washington May 7 Instructions to Ambassador Wallace at Paris and Rowland Boyden to resume their posts as unofficial observers for the American government at the conference of ambassadors and the reparations commission respectively were issued.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wallace
Paris
Rowland Boyden
Conference of Ambassadors
Reparations Commission
Dreadnaught to lead American Asiatic fleet
Washington May 7 A dreadnaught will join the American Asiatic fleet for the first time and the Florida will sail to the Far Eastern station this summer replacing the armored cruiser Huron as flagship of Admiral Strauss.
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Associated Press
Washington
Florida
Far Eastern
Huron
Strauss
Mexican Deputy Shot in Merida in Plaza Ambush
In Merida yesterday representative Mougel was shot and killed and deputy Gonzalez seriously wounded by four attackers in a speeding car. The two Socialist officials were walking in the main plaza when the ambush occurred.
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Merida
Mexico City
Mougel
Yucatan
Gonzalez
Mystery deepens as man identified by slip of paper
Houston May 7 The identity of the unconscious man with a crushed head brought to a city hospital worsens as he regains consciousness briefly and writes Joe Berna on paper. Attendants report incoherent talk of San Antonio while initial ID as Albert V. Eason of Corpus Christi is challenged by Mrs. Eason who cannot confirm his identity.
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Associated Preas
Houston
Texas
Joe Berna
San Antonio
Albert V. Eason
Corpus Christi
Found Seacocks Open At Newport Ship Steamer
The ship ping board steamer William Antic, leading here, found today that every seacock was open and there was 15 feet of water in the hold. Closing the bulkheads prevented her sinking.
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Newport
The
Shipping Board
William Antic
Woman in New Orleans Kills Husband in Busy Street
Mrs. Fred R. Levee of Los Angeles shot and killed her husband in the heart of New Orleans business district shortly before noon as crowds moved along the streets.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Fred R. Levee
Los Angeles
American to send rep to allied supreme council
The administration accepted the invitation to send American representatives to the allied councils. Senator Harrison of Mississippi criticized the decision as rubbing it in on the United States for deserting the Allies. President Harding ordered a representative to sit on the international council overseas, with George Harvey, ambassador to Great Britain, to be briefed upon arrival in London next week.
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State Department
Supreme Council
Allied Councils
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Harding
International Council
George Harvey
Great Britain
Allied Supreme Council
London
Brennan and Vidaurri Assist Cashiers at Bank
Financial figures 16 453 16 and 614 340 28 83 174 775 65 appear with entries listing M. W. Brennan Assistant Cashier A. L. Vidaurri Assistant Cashier and J. R. Fasnacht Assistant Cashier in a bank document.
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M. W. Brennan
A. L. Vidaurri
J. R. Fasnacht
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Stain-Bloch
A. B. Galo Optical Co
Flores Ave
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Maidstone
Eng
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Tion
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World Council
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Orient
Solu
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Laredo, Texas
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Federal Reserve Bank
J. K. Beretta
B. M. Alexander
Sam W. Brown
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