Peace talks stall over Upper Silesia split at Versailles
Major leaders of the Allied powers and premiers Briand Lloyd George and others debated how to divide Upper Silesia amid conflicting theories. France, Britain, and Italy showed no agreement, with a tentative warning from Briand that France would assume responsibility if civil war erupts due to a plebiscite outcome.
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John Spreckels Jr Fatally Hurt Under Car
John D. Spreckels Jr. grandson of a sugar magnate died after being struck near Tutt, California, while undergoing hospital treatment. The accident occurred as he was under a vehicle and efforts to save him included transfusions. authorities report the death followed injuries sustained in the incident.
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Plane Fires on 3 New York Launch At Sea
A derelict air raid over Narragansett Bay, a fast naval-type flying boat opened fire on a shore party. Miss Buxton suffered bullet wounds to both legs as the craft sped away, leaving the boat riddled. the party sought medical aid on Hope Island before returning to shore exhausted. United States Marshal's office opened an investigation to identify the assailants.
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Russians Freed In Russia Reach Camburg Near Narva
The Bolshevik Legation announced the release of several Americans who had been imprisoned in Russia and would arrive in Camburg near Narva Exthonia tomorrow. Names include Captain Emme Uniontons and Willi Kilpatrick of Dr. Weston B. Estes, both of Brooklyn, and others from San Francisco and Wisconsin. Reports from Brest-Litnov tell of thousands of Russian refugees flooding through, suffering in starvation and disease as aid agencies describe the grave toll of famine and devastation.
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Jose Robles Slain as Mexican Leader Ambush Unfolds
Jose Robles, a major Mexican political figure, was shot and killed while driving. General Jacinto Trevino, accused of the shooting, later surrendered to authorities. Trevino and his party fled the scene after a confrontation, with Trevino reported to have produced 2 Pesos and a final volley before the attack. Robles’s death marks a turbulent period tied to Huerta’s faction and Carranza era upheavals.
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Two Supposed Detectives Beat Man at Ball Game
Two men described as detectives beat a man at a ball game after an incident at the Wort 1ifth Street police station. The victim, Mr Carpenter, said the assailants struck him with a blackjack and abused him in front of witnesses. He and an attendant reported the attack and sought police help, with three companions accompanying Carpenter to the station.
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979 Million Cut Is Being Planned
Washington plan to end taxes on fountain drinks ice cream and luxury apparel taxes is reported as agreed by Republican members of the House Ways and Means Committee. Proposed reductions aim to cut about 50 million dollars in revenue, with a broader program to slash billions from the nation tax bill. The discussion includes delaying some changes, potential executive input, and specific allocations across postal services railroads and war savings, with a focus on consumer goods and apparel exemptions.
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Senate pass Willis Campbell anti beer bill in 49 to 30 vote
The Senate approved the Willis Campbell anti beer measure by 49 to 30 after a day of debate. An amendment by Stanley Kentucky making it a misdemeanor to accept or transfer restricted alcohol and a separate provision to apply to all laws were adopted. Enactment now moves toward conference and presidential signature.
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Lumber Blaze in London Destroys Millions in Timber
Rioting crowds of about 5000 idle workers sparked a massive lumber yard fire in London. Firefighters from four stations struggled for hours to control the blaze as turbines, mills, and stacks of timber valued around 4 million dollars were consumed. The unrest prompted detours and security measures as the blaze threatened nearby structures and jobs.
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Murphy Picks Hylan Craig And Hulbert for City Ticket
Murphy, Tammany leader, announces Hylan, Craig and Hulbert as his slate to succeed himself. Borough leaders in Brooklyn, the Bronx and Richmond reportedly indorse the trio while discussing judiciary and city posts.
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Landlords Move to Evict Under 30.900 Rule
Landlords press to enforce ordinance 30.900 driving tenants from properties. The note outlines alleged rent hike schemes and recommended tenant action including approaching a local court. Officials and a rent protection committee appear involved, with mixed outcomes for occupants facing eviction pressure.
Spills $6,000 Silver and Ties Up Traffic
Atlantic City streetcar traffic was halted for about thirty minutes when a messenger of the Atlantic City Street Railway Company, Andrew Hibee, stopped to deposit Sunday receipts. A bag holding $6,000 in silver coins burst open, scattering coins along Avenue. Detectives were called to supervise the salvage of the coins and protect Hibee.
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Lusk Retires As Hylan Faces Graft Probe Today
Senator Meyer says Lusk will not sit on the joint graft committee hearings while Mayor Hylan tests the probe as the first witness. Reports note Lusk’s hay fever and a controversy over a silver service gift from city detectives linked to salary bills. The committee plans remain unsettled with Republican pressure for Lusk’s resignation or continued removal from the panel.
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Curran Emerges in New York Mayoral Campaign Clash
Coalition nominee Mayor Henry H. Curran of Manhattan attacked Mayor John F. Hylan in a kickoff rally at the 10th Assembly District Republican Club. Curran, backed by anti Tammany forces, denounced city finances and public school funding while highlighting his bid to head a fusion ticket.
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Death Beaten in Race With Plane Boy Saved
In Atlantic City a hydroplane exhibition turned dramatic as Arthur Rossett and two youths, Daniel Fog and duyama Bunuschs, were swept toward danger by a heavy tide. Lieutenant Mizsimmons piloted a sea plane, rescuing Moneest just minutes before lifeboat reach. Guards and George Werson assisted, drawing praise from spectators along the boardwalk.
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