Reply of Germans Scored by Allies
Genoa April 24. The ten powers signatories to the Versailles treaty received a German reply denying a separate Russo German pact and defending joint discussion. The note condemns the German delegation for talks with Russia, states no basis existed for a separate treaty, and reserves rights to void Russo German clauses. The incident shifts focus from economics to fears of a European military alliance and political tensions at the conference.
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Genoa
Bote
Russia
London
Germany
Europe
Big
Httle Entente
Portugal
Eumpe
France
Apia Bet Frame Co. Ditching Machine Crews Work Near Station
April 24 report from New York describes the Apia Bet Frame company, separated by two picket fences from Clinton Street police station, burglarized while a digger machine works on a ditch twelve feet wide and seven feet deep. Five workers operate a revolving wheel and conveyor to move excavated earth to a central deposit, with daily progress about a quarter mile.
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Gueglare
Station House
New York
Apia Bet Frame Companys
Clinton Street
Woman sacrifice saves child at peril on tracks
Grace Yarma leapt before a fast approaching train to snatch her son from danger at a Norwich crossing, perishing under the wheels. In Pittsburgh, a dog named Bud lingered at the ruins of George Miller’s fire-destroyed home, protecting the remains until deputies forced him away. A coal field in Shantung province is reported to hold smokeless reserves, with Chinese and Korean engineers planning development at an estimated $500000.
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Norwich
Grace Yar@ma
Pittsburgh
George Miller
Bud
Miller
Middletown Road
Kennedy Townslip
Dempsey
McQuaid
Shantung
Shantung Province
Compresse Air Magazine
Corelgn
Weather Bureau Missive Invites Local News Items
Readers encouraged to share local weather items and other tidbits with the Asheville paper, suggesting fair weather friends of the Weather Bureau prophet. The note invites community items from readers to be reported in the locality column.
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Weather Bureau
Asheville
Dreco Tonic Claims Broad Endorsements in Lexington Ad
Mrs Lola Eastman, state commander of the Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees, testifies to relief from weight gain back pain ankle swelling and kidney and liver issues after using Dreco root and herb remedy. She praises its effects and urges others to try the tonic, noting eligibility for a local pharmacy display and wide availability.
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Woman's Benefit Association
Lola Eastman
Lola F Eastman
East High Street
Lexington
Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Sam
de Poarre
Frederick
Drageisis
Two Men Die In Warminster Airplane Crash
In Philadelphia area aeroplane mishap near Warminster Flying Field two men died after the craft broke up and burned following a 750 foot descent. Pilot Charles Van Der Vere and passenger Harry L. Schaefer were incinerated as spectators watched from Hatboro and surrounding fields.
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Philadelphia
Warminster
Hatbore
Charles van der Vere
Harry L. Schaefer
van der Vere
Schaefer
Hatboro
Pastor May Plays Billiards in Bellevue Church Row
In Bellevue Minnesota on April 22 Reverend EB May of the First Presbyterian church may play billiards as of time he chooses after a congregational hearing where the minority seeking his removal was voted down.
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Bellevue
EB. v. McCluskey
First Presbyterian Church
Dry Virginia town pins stamps on postage due to thirst
Lincoln Star quote notes evil carries its own ruin while Washington Post cites a Virginia town so dry it must pin postage stamps to survive.
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Lincoln Star
Virginia
Washington Post
Coal Strike Deepens As Markets Dull Across Regions
April 24 report notes the nationwide coal strike entering its third week with over 600,000 miners idle. Central Illinois operators report 600 loaded cars against orders, Southern Illinois adds 3,648 more. Total Mississippi fields near 10,000. Demand remains weak for industrial and domestic coal, with steel-plant needs in West Virginia and Kentucky areas.
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Chicago
Central Hitnois
Southern Imtnoix
Milnoig
West Virginia
Kentucky
Adams Confesses Theft From Edison Company Funds
Boston April 22 Harold S Adams confessed to stealing $26,000 from the Edison Electric Illuminating Company where he worked fourteen years as an assistant cashier. Police say the money was lost in Rhode Island gambling houses. He had been taking money for three years. He is 40 years old and married, with a $40 weekly salary.
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Boston
Harold S. Adams
Edison Electric Iluminating Company
Rhode Island
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