Fearless Stand by D A R and American Legion Opposing Propaganda
Daughters of the American Revolution and the American Legion unite to denounce propaganda against allied war effort. Speech by Mrs. Minor at the convention critiques radical currents and urges loyal American resolve. Also notes pension discussions for ex presidents and a Washington gathering on gas warfare and preparedness.
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American Legion
Warner Eo Penne
Vane Lees
Wiestington
Daughters
Totus
Argonne
America
Minor
Ameren
Janet Richards
Washington
United States
FP. W. Galbraith, Jr
Dangsters
Galbraith
American Warsite
Early Glazed Windows In England History
The article notes glazed windows did not appear in England before the fourteenth century and suggests limited medieval use. It references Henry II era ecclesiastical buildings and Suger at St Denis as earlier examples, indicating gradual adoption rather than early widespread use.
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England
Christian Science Monitor
Henry Tit
Suger
Abbey of St. Denis
Rail officials testify as union suits pressed in May
Washington May 1 union officials and executives called to testify centering on railroad rate structure and management. DeWitt Cayler, president of the Association of Railway Executives, argued against wage cuts while urging Congress to support mechanisms to curb excessive rates and improve transportation efficiency. The rail system seeks to balance fair wages with service and national economy.
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Shriven Sensvatnn
Uta News
Washington
Ralimadi
Julius Kearsehnitt
Halim
Baeding
Dresenstatt
Rage Ounee
Po Tham
Genera
Mie
Mike Aleae
Huytion
Ralliage Aid
Te Transportation Act
Railron
America
Methodist Editor Hangs Self in National Church Scandal
The Quarterly Review of the Methodist Episcopal Church notes the suicide of a top editor tied to a major national conference. An insurance fraud probe reveals a swindle targeting healthy insureds and a corpse mismatch. A Harvard physics fellow and a city woman face assault charges after an officer was stabbed during a confrontation in Keston, Massachusetts.
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Heeswhu Kye Bang
Quarterly Review
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Routh
National Conference of the Church
Keston
Mass
James A. Duncan
Harvard
Julia Thomas
David BR. Blair
Blair
Tunenn
Women’s Center at Capital Discussed for DC HQ Project
The foundation eyed a Washington site on Connect Heat avenue as a joint national headquarters for women’s groups. Miss Alice Carpen ter, secretary, said ten were slated to lead the plan, proposing artistic buildings and clubhouses with residences for several leaders.
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aDamc Foundation
Washington
Alice Carpenter
Foundation
Connec- Heat Avenue
Seberathon
Cabinet Resignation in Berlin Sparks Political Unrest
News from Berlin reports the Tan cabinet resigning and a new government to be formed led by Chancellor Be liere amid Germany’s reparations talks. Secretaries and experts will finalize details as the reparations plan, including two bond issues totaling £2.3 billion, gains priority over later issues and awaits formal signature.
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Hughes
Germany
Supreme Council
Reparations Commission
Davis Urges Alien Registration in Pittsburgh Speech
Secretary Travis calls for registering all aliens to improve safety. He warns against organized communist groups among them and says there is no room in America for those preaching to overthrow the government during a Moose banquet in Pittsburgh.
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Davis
Pittsburgh
United States
Presidents hosts editors at White House dinner
President and Mrs. Harding entertained editors from major papers including Rocky Mountain News Denver Times Indianapolis Star and Washington correspondent guests at the White House. The visit coincided with mention of a war loans interest proposal to fund veteran bonuses, aiming to direct immediate collection of about 750 million dollars in interest.
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Jone. Shaffer
Rocky M Twin News
Denver Times
Ernest Bross
Indianapolis Star
Harding
White House
Colorado
Norris
Nebraska
Plane crash kills two in Abilene incident
An airplane piloted by Carson fell in Abilene Texas, killing Carson and Miss Margaret Pearson and seriously injuring Lieut BEA Locking. Locking, a World War I veteran with British naval air service experience and 2000 hours, is reported in serious condition. Pearson is believed to be the first woman passenger to die in an airplane accident.
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Abilene
Teas
Carson
Margaret Pearson
BE. A. Locking
Locking
British Naval Air Service
Pearson
Land-dwelling fish arrives in New York from Colombia
The steamship Santa Maria brings a rare land-adapting fish to New York City. Discovered by E. Deming in a Magdalena River tributary in Colombia, the flat creature reportedly extends its operculum to breathe and move on land as well as water, challenging dry era police tempo.
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New York
New York City
Santa Maria
America
E. Deming
South America
Magdalena River
Colombia
Polish Rebels Capture Town After German Withdrawal
Polish rebels seize a town as German forces pull back after suffering heavy losses, marking a decisive advance in the conflict.
Heavy Casualties Reported in Upper Silesia Clashes
Western Newspaper Union dispatches from Berlin May 9 describe no change in Upper Silesia’s grave situation. Polish forces reportedly attacked forge towns near Koenigshutte and seized Zeltting, with Kandrain near Kosel sustaining severe losses. Poland plans action to join Upper Silesia with the nation while the cabinet disapproves of insurrection. Reports say 2,000 armed Poles crossed from Silesia to aid insurgents but were turned back. Conflict around Fried Jerichshutte saw over thirty Poles killed. Polish authorities accuse insurgents and Germans of heavy casualties in the region. Demonstrations continue. interallied offices in Kroesburg report French troops withdrawn for Ryvburk service, leaving tense local feelings against the French. In El Paso, a driver in a fatal hit-and-run was stabbed by a bystander after striking a girl. the driver is hospitalized.
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Mie Pry
T 1H
Attenye Mgress
Army
Navy
United States
Hirly
Amon. A. Fries
Mutry
Ers
Congress
de. W. D. Bancroft
Cornett University
Ypres
United States Chemical Warfare Service
Trig
William Mitchell
Air Forces of the
New York City
Can
Fevvler
Berlin
Upper Silesia
Sone Forge
Koenigshutsige
Warsaw
Poland
Adelbert Korfanty
Wal
Karl Silesie
Silesia
Whisky Runner Killed in North Carolina Shootout
Jamestown North Carolina report says one alleged whisky runner was killed and two others escaped after a gun battle with federal prohibition officers and Stutsman county officers near the town. Officers punctured the suspect vehicle tire. the two attackers fired from behind rocks while a third tried to repair the tire. The wounded man died in a farmhouse as the others fled.
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Prohibition
Stutsman County
Here
Denver Leads Nation in New Jobs Recovery Report
The United States Employment Service notes Denver as the top city for job reintegration, with Detroit and Chicago also showing gains. National figures show overall conditions slightly worse than a month earlier, while Colorado reports mixed progress across cities including Denver and Greeley. The Mojave seagoing ship endured a harsh voyage from Brest to Newport News after multiple attempts.
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United States
Department of Meat
Denver
Chicago
Conn
Paterson
N. I
Stis
Kans City
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Colorado
Labor Department
Huilding
Greeley
Colorado Springs
the Shipping Board
Mojave
Brest- France
Hampton Roads
Newport News
Brest
Fayal
Savings Deposits Reach 6.5 Billion in U S Banks
Washington reports savings accounts in American banks total about 6.5 billion dollars, based on comptroller of the currency data. Postwar thrift habits are widespread, with many regions showing strong savings as war effects fade.
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Washington
America
United States Accepts Invitation to Allied Council Meetings
President Harding approved an invitation for American representatives to sit unofficially with the Allied supreme council in London Paris and the reparations commission. George Harvey as ambassador to Britain will attend as president's representative while the U S envoy to France remains unofficial observer. The move aims to contribute to postwar economic adjustments and key international questions without forming a formal government alliance.
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Warshin
Harding
Red Supreme Council
Thage Conference of
George Harvey
Great Britain
Supreme Counell Aid
United States
Orson
White House
State Department
London
Ambmssidors
Paris
Pare Ion
Ambbassador
Great
Ertain
England
Supreme Council
France
Conference of Ambassadors
Roland W. Be
Alland Geddes
Hughes
Emnell
Lloyd F
Roland Boyden
Bryan Enters Practice at Local Law Firm
William Jennings Bryan, three time Democratic presidential candidate, joins the Douglas Obenr Douglas firm as a specialist in international law. Nearby, Woodrow Wilson and Bainbridge Colby have formed a law partnership in the same city.
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Bryan
Lane Undergoes Operation at St Marys Hospital
Franklin K Lane former secretary of the interior underwent an appendicitis operation at St Marys hospital Rochester Minn Jury convicts Arnstein and four others in a Washington conspiracy case tied to a 5 million dollar Wall Street bond theft defendants face trial in New York as next step Farm Joint Commission backs redrafted resolution for a joint congressional commission to study agricultural conditions with five appointees from each house and a ninety day reporting deadline
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Lane
Rochester
Minn
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
St. Mary's Hospital
Arnstein
Washington
Jules W
Nicky) Arnstein
District of Columbia
Nick Cohn
D. W. Sullivan
W. W. Yesterday
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Wall Street
New York
Congressional Commission
House Rules Committee
Representative Strong
Kansas
Lenroot
Wisconsin
House
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