Harvey Speech Teaches America Moral Duty In War Aftermath
London and Berlin reports note editorials praising Ambassador Harvey’s Thursday address on Anglo American ties and the League of Nations. Papers argue U S moral obligation to Europe, warn against imperial violence, and urge peaceful international cooperation alongside German interests and postwar recovery.
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Associated Press
London
George Harvey
Morning Post
League of Nations
Daily Telegraph
Post
George
Harding
Harvey
Berlin
Lloyd George
Vossische Zeitung
Germany
Europe
United States
Probate court saves life of Laddie the collie
In Kansas City on May 21 the probate court ordered that Laddie the Scotch collie be spared from humane euthanasia. Executors sought to follow the will directing death, but the dog will live out his natural life under the care of Mrs. Carrie Zane, a friend who had cared for him since his mistress Dr Violet Metzger died.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Laddie
Violet Metzger
Carrie Zane
Governor Catts Arrested in Georgia on Peonage Charge
Sidney J. Catts former Florida governor was arrested in Albany Georgia on a federal peonage charge. He appeared before United States Commissioner White with bond set at 2500 dollars. he did not post bond this morning.
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Associated Press
Albany
Sidney J. Catts
Florida
United States
White
Lindberg murder verdict sent 99 years in prison
By Associated Press Victoria Texas May 21 the jury found Lonnie Lindberg guilty of the murder of jitney driver Alex Lind on the Victoria Goliad road February 19 1921. Sentenced to 99 years in the penitentiary.
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Associated Press
Victoria
Texas
Lonnie Lindberg
Alex. Lind
Victoria-Goliad Road
Mrs. Thomason Dies After Surgery in El Paso
Mrs. Robert Ewing Thomason, wife of the speaker of the last legislature and 1920 gubernatorial hopeful, died in El Paso after a surgical operation. She leaves a husband, a son, and a daughter. The body will be moved to Gainesville for burial.
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el Paso
Texas
Robert Ewing Thomason
Thomason
Gainesville
Wage Conference Set for Chicago July 1 Wage award to be considered
About 600 general chairmen from the four big brotherhoods and the Switchmen's Union of North America will attend a joint wage conference in Chicago on July 1 to review the wage award issued by the railroad labor board effective that date.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Four Big Brotherhoods
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Attack Hits Tug River Miner Town Again
Williamson West Virginia May 21 reports say state authorities had concluded Tug River mining district quiet but the Merrimac town, site of heavy shooting in the last ten days, was fired upon once more within hours.
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Associated Press
Williamson
W. Va
Tug River
Merrimac
Rice-paper Made From Bread-Fruit Membranes Surfaces
A claim states that rice-paper is not derived from rice plants but from the membranes of the bread-fruit tree. The assertion challenges common assumptions about the paper’s origin and highlights botanical sources used in traditional crafts.
Col Strickland Dies at 60 in Dallas Home
Col J F Strickland, 60, president of multiple Texas utilities and financial firms, including Texas Power and Light and Dallas Union Trust, died of heart disease at his Dallas home. Born in Alabama, he moved to Texas in 1878 and had been in ill health but remained active in six organizations.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Col
J. F. Strickland
Texas Public
Col. Strickland
Texas Power and Light Company
Texas Electric Railway
Dallas Railway Co
Dallas Power and Light Co
Public Utilities
Dallas Union Trust Co
Dallas Securities Co
Alabama
Pope Appeals to End Violence In Irish Question
Pope Benedict urged English and Irish leaders to abandon violence and suggested a body chosen by the entire Irish nation to settle the Irish question. In Dundalk on May 21 he sent Cardinal Logue 2,000,000 lire for the Irish White Cross.
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Associated Press
Dundalk
Ireland
Pope Benedict
Cardinal Logue
Immediate Tariff Schedules May Be Enacted Change
Washington May 21 The house ways and means committee reported a joint resolution to make the new schedules in the permanent tariff bill effective immediately upon introduction if an emergency for such action is shown.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Nation Mourns Justice White in National Funeral
Washington May 21 The nation joined in paying last honors to Chief Justice Edward D White. By presidential order executive departments suspended, Senate adjourned and courts recessed. Funeral at St Matthews Church followed by interment at Oak Hill Georgetown with honors from President Harding and leading officials.
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Washington
Edward Douglas White
Senate
Harding
Justice White
Supreme Bench
Coolidge
House
Louisiana
St. Matthew’s Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Georgetown
Americans Win International Golf Match at Hoylake
Americans defeated their English opponents in the first international golf match at Hoylake, winning five of eight singles. The day ended with nine victories for the Americans and three for Britain.
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Associated Press
Hoy Lake
Eng
Laredo National Bank Officials Listed in Notice
Local banking notice names M. W. Brennan as cashier A L Vidaurri as assistant cashier and J K Fasnacht as assistant cashier at Laredo National Bank in Laredo Texas with repeated identification of the bank and town.
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Laredo National Bank
Laredo, Texas
M. W. Brennan
Aast
A. L. Vidaurri
Asst
J. K. Fasnacht
T. Cashier
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