Four Power Pact Seen as Path to Pacific Peace
Senator Lodge warns that ending the Anglo Japanese alliance is key to a peace driven four power pact. He says failure of the four power agreement could jeopardize naval armament talks and the broader conference goals. The senator asserts no entangling commitments exist and stresses a focus on peace over war.
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Ming
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Chinen
Illanes
England
Australia
New Zealand
United States to Skip Genoa Economic Conference
U S government will not participate in the Genoa economic conference opening April 10. The decision aims to avoid entanglement while offering an observer to the talks, with a stated reason that large military forces in Europe drive the continent’s economic woes.
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Haus
Genoa
United States
Europe
Faith in effort to preserve world peace despite treaty
The speaker urges faith in humanity and warns against urging suspicion of other nations. He calls the current treaty an experiment with potential to maintain world peace and argues that continued hatred will block progress, fearing a dark future if effort is abandoned.
Nine Power Treaty Replaces Lansing Ishii Pact Says Harding
President Harding informed the Senate that the Nine Power Treaty supersedes the Lansing Ishii agreement and supersedes any living effect of the Lansing Ishii notes. He said the four power pact refers to China and supports a policy for enduring peace under the new treaty.
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Harding
Associated Press
Wathingwe
D. C
China
Senate
Polteken
Free Staters in Control in Limerick Today
Limerick reports show about 1000 free state troops, well armed, arriving from County Clare to take control as rebels hesitate. In Williams Street barracks Irish republicans clash with British forces, while reinforcements arrive and talks begin on possible withdrawal of invaders. A fatal shooting in Geislerstrad adds to tensions today.
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Rene
Ayieh Republican Army
Tire
Linwirigh
Williams Street
Hneke
Intal Jal
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Republican Army
Clute
Richard Mulewhy
Qndt
Fire devastates Cheboygan area with two dead
United Press reports a massive Cheboygan fire cut off communications and destroyed the Bell Telephone building and several business structures. Two people, baker Frank Hasler and youth Peter Luway, are reported dead, as fire crews battle the spreading blaze through the afternoon.
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United Press
Detroit
Cheboygiai
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Sip
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Weick
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Ie Telehone Exchange
Gay~ Lord and Grangling
Lady Astor to Visit United States in April
Lady Astor will travel to the United States in April to attend the Pan American conference of women in Baltimore and the convening of the National League of Women Voters.
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Lady Astor
United States
Associated Frens
London
Pall Mall Gazette
United
Congress Roundup on Four Power Treaty and Committees
United Press reports today that Senator Tanlgr discusses four power treaty issues before military affairs and intertrade committees. House panels continue hearings on railroad rate schemes and farm price stabilization while war and means committees push procurement and fiscal measures.
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Menate
Tanlgr
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Intertade
Mine Workers Head Speaks for Union in Coal Dispute
John G Lewis International President United Mine Workers of America states the union will seek a joint conference with coal operators to avert a possible April suspension. He blames operators for refusing talks and urges fulfillment of collective bargaining principles amid government pressure from Secretary Davis and President Harding.
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United Mince Workers of America
United Free
United Mine Workers of America
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York
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Hey
Patkey
Harding
Abe Minees
Yan Wi
Paring
Negro Bandit Duel Ends in Detective’s Fatal Wounding
Police report a confrontation on Third Street South where detective Pudelph Bixany was fatally shot by suspect Frank Kotlak alias Smith and another officer, with multiple holds up and a short chase before arrest. Witnesses described a rapid exchange of gunfire and pursuit ending in the bandit’s capture.
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Walted Press
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Kihod
Blech
Det Cine
Axe
Third Street South
Fred
Pranhk Kotlak
Adi Smith
Infuriated Women Held at Bay by Guns in Society Clash
Reported by United Press Chicago three hundred enraged women, stockholders in the Cooperative Society of America, were held at bay by deputies with revolvers today as they protested a warrant for the arrest of Henry Parker, former head of the society, and confronted Judge Evans.
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Cooperative Society of America
Federtalle
Evans
Hureiesn Parker
Comings Opens Campaign Across Crawfore County
Lieutenant Governor Searge F Comings, candidate for reelection with the Pollette Progressive ticket, plans a week of campaign stops in Craw fore county. He will speak twice daily with afternoon educational talks and an evening political address.
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Searge
la Pollette
Iemeh
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Crawfore
M Madoo greeted by Los Angeles friends
Several hundred friends welcomed William Gibbs McAdoo former secretary of the treasury and director general of railways upon his arrival in Los Angeles with plans to make the city his future home. He intended to seek a law practice and an offer today.
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Associated Preas
Loa Angeles
William Gibbs Meades
The
Trearuey
Railwaye
Lon Angeles
Criticism of U S Sugar Control Sparks Economic Alarm
A national meeting denounces U S sugar policy, warning billions at stake as control by a few figures jeopardizes the industry. Reported losses include 2 177 in 92 percent year and a surplus draw of 401 987, with total funds and reserves cited as 29 000 061.
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Eepard
Burplrs
Toomera
Chena
Boxers Must Behave Or Get Out Of Game
A garbled sports note reports boxing figures and suspensions with names like Bailes Cunnongleehy Lambert and Spent er Wir Wik, mentioning disciplinary action and participation in events at Haver Patty Woelen and St Pauwate Heideben, amid unclear connections and stray terms.
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Spooner Athletic
WO Wheeler
I Dale
Coley Ware
Vigilance committee warns as Ku Klux Klan uniforms appear
Armed Ku Klux Klan members dressed in uniforms toured a Felinws Baptist tabernity at night. Ten of the church's roughly hundred members are said to have taken to cover as the article notes a Vigilance Committee of local citizens formed in response.
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Klan Whyl
Sunda
Maricdoun
Eine Mittee ix
Phi Reading
Felinws
Hundb
Inliima
Creda
York
Alma Derailment Leaves No Injuries Reported
United Press reports a derailment at Alma, War, with no injuries. Burlington officials say the right of way will be blocked as wires torn down disrupt lines and communications.
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United Press
Alma
Burlington
Oshkosh Team Loses In Shampionzhin Match
In a disrupted game at the Te Cropae Normal gym Oshkosh Normal fell to Lie Crosne Normal by a wide margin. The contest featured a chaotic start and unclear play, with both sides struggling to maintain rhythm in a difficult, poorly amplified arena.
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Nehool
Oshkosh
Expedition Opens Search for Plesishurus Monsters
An expedition led by Ry James sails to Lake Berstel and nearby regions to seek out rumored monsters and the third frontal eye. Reports mention sightings near Martin Shot field and Emeliabmast, with scientific teams examining cranial glands and brain involvement to determine movement and behavior.
Ghost Visit Report Fails to Hall Haunted House Claim
A garbled transcript describes a paranormal night with references to New York, a central figure, and witnesses. The piece notes uncertainty about a supposed haunting and mentions photographers, a meteor, and a collective reaction, but no clear confirmation of a ghost event.
Flood Threat Eases Near Milwaukee River
A river flood danger near Milwaukee eased after a night of rising levels. Officials reported a four foot crest avoided widespread damage as communities began assessing impacts and recovery plans.
Relief for Farmers Victory by Federal Loans
Federal loans provide relief to farmers amid a government program led by Meyer, director for the financing corporation. The president urges action to lower costs and connect private credit with farm needs, while reporting shows a loan balance approaching 7.6 million to support farming operations. Splendid progress noted in agricultural relief efforts and broader economic support.
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Ite
Thallenbl
Celbet
Presidene
Meyer
Wir Fiance Corporation
The
Provident
Mayer
Peprane
Fmever Corporation
Nedvinee
Fren Protucts
Alliance Workers Ratify Transport and Mine Pact
Reports say the Transportation and Mine Workers union members approved new alliance articles amid industrial talks. The ratification solidifies collaboration between factions as leadership confirms terms and timing of joint actions.
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Transportation and Mine Workers
Soviet Russia Seeks International Loan at Genoa
Moscow plans a broad international loan of 500 million to support reconstruction, raw material exchanges for credits, and German participation. Delegates aim to influence terms that favor Soviet interests while maintaining allies’ cooperation and not yielding control to larger powers.
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Sia
United Press
Moscow
Serif
Rueshi
Germany
Russia
Oth Hussan Dlermandt
Kolchak
Denikine
Ois
Bulahevik
Genow Apell
Genoa
Amoi
Keromits
Alliet Shiteamion
United Presse
Kremlin
Rusdia
Karensky. Com
Thinsey
Ruante
VLAN
Tusxian
Farropesn
Rosshe
Europe
Rugasin
Barber
Rubsomherman
Buge
Tehitehertn
Ospoint
Strath
Noted Musician Brienne Dies After Long Career
Brienne, famed in Mibvratker’s art circles, passes away leaving a trail of performances and exhibitions. Details on the cause or survivor list remain limited as tributes pour in from Here: Brienne’s collaborators and venues across the Waren Meir ge.
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Wedtoenstedt Press
Brienne
Mibvratker
Government brief on child labor case notes novel features
A Washington brief in a child labor case highlights unusual methods and courtroom motifs. It discusses executive actions and judges, quoting senators and former officials while arguing for government powers and legislative intent.
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