Americans Rally Overseas and Home Front Tensions Rise
Edward G. Clark reports on continued wartime sacrifice and homefront strain as American Legion leaders urge relief for hospitalized veterans and advocate stronger ties with government aid. He also notes political maneuvering in Congress on relief, immigration, and military funding ahead of a new session.
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The Poetic Bishop at Chelmsford
The London Chronicle reports a Chelmsford bishop recalling a quatrain about penny piety. A South End sermon at Bethnal Green is noted for humorous questioning of Cain’s wife while praising rhythmic preaching to raise congregational interest.
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Mahus Tree Yields Alcohol For Commercial Use
A Mahus tree grown in India is reported to produce alcohol usable for commercial purposes, offering a potential new industrial source.
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India
British strike nears crisis as miners face emergency rules
The government plans emergency regulations to counter a looming miners strike. Officials warn the disruption could deepen as talks stall and industrial action expands across key coal regions.
Railmen May Quit After Industrial Crisis Shocks Nation
A broad strike threat unfolds as workers plan stoppages and demand wage and policy changes. Government departments face supply pressures on fuel, water, and utilities amid wage talks and potential public service slowdowns. Police report a separate arrest linked to a poisoning scare involving bichloride of mercury in a domestic incident.
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Apwil
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Alfoed Bighorn
Ex Convict Runs for Mayor in Terre Haute
Former Terre Haute mayor Twn M. Roberts, who served years in federal prison for election fraud, files candidacy for mayor as one of three Democratic hopefuls. The old law barred convicted felons from public office.
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Terre Haute
Ind
United States
Twn M. Roberts
Roberts
Hungarian Crisis Rumors Stir European Powers
Reports from Vienna and Budapest describe Austro Hungarian tensions as Emperor Charles may return to Switzerland with major powers weighing intervention. Admiral Horthy faces resignations and growing army disaffection while rumors of Romanian and Balkan troop movements mount.
Judge's Court Hears Amnesty Plea Amid Guilty Verdict
A fragmented Chicago courtroom scene notes Judge Joseph David presiding over a trial where Ben Smith is found guilty. The article mentions jurors, a foreman, and a potential amnesty petition to Congress from diverse groups including the Farmer Labor party Civil Liberties and others. It also references Debs and a Second Anniversary of La Prisonmente.
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Ben Smith
Washington
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Harding to Host Curie Radium Gift Presentation
President and Mrs Harding will welcome Marie Curie on May 20 to receive a gramme of radium valued at STOCOM from Women of America for scientific service. Curie travels to the United States specifically for the ceremony, arranged as a tribute to her discoveries.
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Washington
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New York
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Specia Revenue Cutter
Mutiny Rumor Tangles Baltic Labor Briefing
Stage Anti Red gathering amid Baltic sailors as rumors spread of Bolshevik influence. Reports claim mutiny originated on the cruiser Tehesint and that Bolshevists were forced to withdraw from Archangel in aftermath notes from Nelsingfors advices.
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Nation's Finances Improve on Tax Receipts Lead
Washington government finances show improvement as treasury officials report first quarter receipts near 700 thousand dollars. Officials say tax payments expectations support the healthier outlook.
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Treasury
Turks Halt Greek Advance Near Baghdad Railway
Turkish Nationalists based in Angora halted the Greek advance toward the Baghdad railway according to a dispatch. Constantinople reports the setback as nationalist forces turn on the Greek push in the region.
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Angora
Tragic double shooting suicide in Monte Bello
Edward F. Smith, an off worker, shot and killed his wife Daisy, then killed himself in Monte Bello near here. Eyewitnesses say the couple had been separated for some time. Smith reportedly restrained Daisy on the street and urged her to return. she refused, and he opened fire.
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Montebello
Here
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Recall election planned against three North Dakota state officials
At the anti-Nonpartisan League convention final session, a recall election was endorsed to be called on or before November 8 against Gov. L. J. Frazier, Attorney General William Lemke, and John N. Hagan. The move aims to trigger constitutional amendments and pits two of the three recall candidates against the incumbents.
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Nonpartisan League
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William Lemke
John N. Hagan
Russia Seeks Recognition Despite U S Note
Russia remains hopeful for trade, not discouraged by the U S note, signaling intent to gain diplomatic recognition amid ongoing talks with Western powers.
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U. S
Soviet Russia Eyes Fast Trade Ties With United States
Moscow sources say the Soviet government wants early commercial relations with the United States to aid Russia’s reconstruction. A Bolshevist representative argues private property principles and equal value exchange, with American experience and materials crucial to Russia's railroads mines and industry revival.
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Krassia
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America
Europe
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Mo Krassin
United State
Charles Under Guard in Spain Shelters Ex Ruler
Charles, deserted by followers, is under guard as Spanish authorities offer asylum amid rumors he plans immediate removal to another country. Budapest reports Horthy era tension and arming of forces surrounding the former emperor. The piece notes U.S. and French mentions and broader upheavals in occupied zones.
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Predictions of Peace in a Turbulent Irish Question
Observers say the Irish situation shows signs of improvement since Saint Patrick's Day while peace advocates warn of slow progress. Reports cite Lloyd George hints at settling Irish issues, Sinn Fein flexibility, and the Ulster question complicating a Dublin parliament. News notes shootings in Ireland and England, espionage concerns, and international responses frame a fragile peace outlook.
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Field of Dead. G. Field Premier Minstrel Shows
Columbus Chia Alfred Geffrin Field aged seventy two died from Brights disease Born in Leesburg Virginia he entered theatrical business in 1886 organizing a minstrel show which has operated nine Bailé House in Ten Hours. Chicago Lumbermen's Association builds five room bungalow in ten hours with thirty workers completing foundation roof electrical plumbing and interior detailing
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Lumbermen’s Association of Chicago
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Bandits Loot Mail Pouches in Nebraska Theft
Bandits looted mail pouches at Stuart Nebraska on January 29 stealing about 400 dollars in incomplete bank currency and papers valued over 10000 dollars. A pouch was dropped from a Northwestern train at midnight and stolen before station officials could intervene. Government operatives continue investigating the case.
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