Moore noted counselor on the jurists board
Special to The Northwestern from Washington reports the Harding administration appoints John Hassett Moore of New York to an international commission on jurists. Moore, a Democrat and renowned international law expert, also serves on the international court of justice under the League covenant. The move aims to study warfare rules post 1907 and World War I agencies, with five powers to review and implement any changes.
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Federal Commission Vacates Shreveport Orders In Texas Case
The Federal Trade Commission vacates all orders against Texas in the Shreveport rate case as part of harmonizing action with state regulators. The move follows the Wisconsin decision defining federal versus state powers and aims to remove conflicts with state commissions.
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Shreveport
Tex
Case
Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Comminsion
State of
Texas
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Theield
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
State Commission
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Tate
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Texda
Seretaie
Frolice
Tiedernl
Optimism High as Upper Peninsula Mines Resume Full Time
About 5,000 workers return to full time shifts at Oliver Mining properties on the Gogebic and Menominee ranges in Michigan. The Davis and Puritan mines also restart on full time, with railroads preparing to double ore movements. A broad recovery follows a long period of partial operation and a near shutdown in June 1921.
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Associated Press
Tronwoml
Mich
Trom
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Oliver Mining Company
Cogebic and
Menominee
Davie
Puritan
Davis and Puritan
Goxebic
Menominee Range
Wd. J. Sutherland
Oliver Mining
Oliver Company
Oliver
Colby
Trenton
McKinney Steel Company
Erssemer
Jyne
Cogeble Rangna
Principles of Christ Denied in Coal Industry Conflict
A federal council from the Church of Christ in America criticizes coal operators for refusing a joint appeal and conference to settle a coal strike. The letter asserts that principles of Christ are violated, the industry is disorganized and wasteful, endangering community peace, and blames certain operators for derailing the planned talks.
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Walfare Council
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Tar & Conference
Mexico Must Give Guarantees or No Recognition
Washington, D. C. The American government remains firm on guarantees sought from the Obregon regime in Mexico dating back nearly a year. Obregon and advisers have not given a definite pledge, though some signals suggested possible favorable action. State department officials demand a formal pledge before recognizing the Mexican government, keeping the situation as it stood since the June 1921 demand.
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Obregon
Mexico
State Department
Tt Wan Adid
Mexico City
Driver saved from angry St. Paul mob one night
A chaotic street incident in St. Paul, Minnesota, left Mrs. Prank Membadey fatally struck by a bullet fired during a mob attack linked to a car crash. Police detained Walter Weltz after forcing him to drive to a hydrant, with bystanders and a large crowd dispersal cited. Several others injured in related Automobilic accidents the same day.
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Prank Menbedy
Walter Steiner
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Wealthy Operator Kills Girl Then Self in United Prancs
A wealthy operator named Me Roberta shot and killed his girlfriend Mis Kerwin after a quarrel, then fatally wounded himself. Neighbors reported the couple were arguing before the morning incident at Woods Varion hotel and Ragie apartments. The man died minutes after, while the woman died soon after.
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United Prancs
Robert Meftoberts
Wilthy Pealeste
Abies Matel Kerwin
Bankers Meet for Spring Convention
American Bankers association executive council holds annual spring convention in White Sulphur Springs, Wo Va with over 300 bankers from across the country. The group plans a busy agenda including programs for the New York October convention, plus golf tournament entries and a dance for attendees and families.
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New York
Flapperized Grandma Flops Onto Stage Of Modern Femininity
Chicago report describes 74 year old Johanna Pinowski fined for vamping a younger man and ordered to probation. The piece cites Edna Wallace Hopper’s modern rejuvenation ideas and theater lore as backdrop to a story about age, youth, and fashion, with quoted figures and court costs.
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Carl Vietor Little
United Press
Chicago
Johanna Pinowski
Pipowaki
Harry
Victor Roport
Mrs. Plpowsk
Kansas
Burns Denies Kidnaped Veteran War Hero Case
Robert Robertson, British war veteran, claims attempts were made to kidnap and deport him after he pursued love for Mina Mary Culberson, daughter of Senator Culberson of Texas. Burns agents deny impersonating federal officers and say Robertson voluntarily faced deportation, then changed his mind. The case, tied to British embassy involvement, dates to 1921 Boston and Washington episodes with figures like W Sherman Burns and Mrs Mary Andrews.
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Bloomfield
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Robertson
United States
Mina Mary Culbrraen
Senator Culberson
Texan
Wanhington
Washington
Britten
Boxston
New York
W. Sherman Burne
Hurns Detective Agency
Alex KB. Robertson
Burns
Boston
Mary Culbarnon
Charles A. Cutherson
Roberts Bon
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Burns Sald
Owhy
Rune Agency
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Mary T. Andrews
Agered
John FP. Flix
Bury
Toston
America
Mechanical Transport Service
British War Veterana’ Club
Miss Cuthernon
Davison Leaves Ten Million Dollar Estate
New York financier Henry P. Davison of J P Morgan & Co died Saturday during brain surgery for a tumor. His estate is valued at 10 million dollars. He held life insurance totaling 2,000,000 across twenty companies. Funeral arrangements were to be simple and held tomorrow.
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New York
Henry P. Davison
J. *. Morgan & Co
Baturdey
Dawes Figures Cut 600000 From Expense Report
Dawes figures show major cuts in government outlays for 1921. The report details transfers of surplus materials between departments, with savings misrepresented by transfers from ships to printers and other reallocations. Replacement values of offers were $1,199,000, but forced sale estimates dropped to $404,000.
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Dawen
Courtroom stage set for prosecutors big scene in miners trial
The trial of Rivard in Charmstown unfolds as prosecutors prepare their final push to prove armed men acted against the state government. Key witnesses include Don Chafin and Blair Mountain combatants. the defense contends timing for Chafin's introduction. Capitan Blair Mountain-era leaders loom as the case approaches its climax.
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Mallen
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Charmstown
Ith Rivard
Wee
Virginian Union Omney
Isao
Don Chafin
Logan County
Larling
Seers
Chafin
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Tugklay
Weinemlay
Iite
Blair Mountain
Firackus
Sharples
Oklahoma tornado kills man and causes damage
A small tornado and heavy rainstorms swept Oklahoma killing one man and causing substantial property damage. The report notes disrupted conditions across multiple areas with casualties and damage tallies pending further details.
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Okiahoms Chu
Onin
WHIPS RIOTERS IN COOK JAIL
Rioters at Cook County Jail subdued as inmates clash, spreading destruction before guards and a governor ordered security actions. Westbrook, aided by Huts, leads a force of officers to quell the outbreak and restore order amid arson and vandalism. Women prisoners were pardoned after authorities intervened.
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Westbrook
Win Howe Eun
Ortkonors
Balloon Pilot Race Results Reach Washington DC
Reports from Keowk fel area describe elimination race outcomes for balloon pilots. Milwaukee and allied teams forwarded records to Washington for consideration. Balloons from Ft Shontan Albion and Currini completed around 100 to 190 miles in roughly six hours, with crews led by Major Kenney, Captain Proust, and Barcant Doud delivering note remains of the day.
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Milwaukee
Mall
Yeaislon
Fred
de Pretty
Diet
Ant Mandir
Keysport
Kenney
Proust
Barcant Doud
Premiers Urge Russia to Accept Allied Proposal at Conference
Lloyd George of Britain and Foreign Minister Sebautner of Italy addressed the Russian delegates urging acceptance of the Allied memorandum. They offered a proposed international loan for Russia’s reconstruction, with safeguards ensuring loan use. Russia’s delegation had denied earlier claims of wrecking the conference and noted other powers had signed the memorandum.
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Associated Press
Ciena
Lloyd George
Britain
Sebautner
Italy
Uren
Russia
Cronett
Bellum
Steamer Stuck In Mud On West Bank Of Fox River
A steamer loaded with 11-ADT tons of soft coal became stuck on the west bank of the Fox River near Green Bay while passing the railway drawbridge. The vessel was steered toward the west bank by switch current and high water. Railroad traffic over the bridge was halted. A rescue effort with the Beaver and other tugs was expected to free the ship by evening with no damage reported to the steamer or nearby facilities.
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Green Bay
Drawhridge
Smith
Sturgeon Bay
Telenshile
Beyers
Che Smith
Panic Injury After Balloon Burst At Ascension Attempt
A balloon burst during a planned ascent near Milwaukee drawing a chaotic stampede. Several bystanders were injured as the crowd surged, trampled and fled the field. Pilot KB Jancar attempted to calm the scene and prevent further harm as emergency crews tended the injured.
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Milwaukee Ag
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President Harding declines again to see White House children
Washington, D.C. reporters note that President Harding refused a third time to meet the child crusaders gathered at the White House. Secretary George Christian said he would relay the request and advise if the president wished to receive them. Mrs. Kate Richards O’Hare said she would continue daily visits until the president agrees to see them.
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Kate Richards O'Hare
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Jealous Suitor Kills Himself After Attempted Double Murder
Chicago reported tragedy as Lincoln Allen, driven by jealousy toward Mrs. Beatty, fired on Mrs. Beatty and Alan Bright at the corner of Calumet Avenue and Forty-seventh Street. Bright and Beatty sustained non life threatening injuries. Allen then killed himself. Mrs. Beatty had recently divorced from a former husband and had moved between Rochester and Minneapolis. Allen had pursued Beatty after a prior separation and had warned she not see anyone else. The shooting occurred as Bright and Beatty walked with a drugstore patron nearby. Allen opened fire then shot himself dead.
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Marion Beatty
Rowhente Inn
Alan Bright
Minneapolis
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Min
Beatty
Presence Held to Violate the 1301 Protocol In City
Allied forces ordered Tien Tain Gen Wu Poi Fu to leave the city for violating the 1301 protocol. Bridges west of the Hun river burned by retreating forces cut rail and road links. Chind forces pressed to demand convoy to Mukden with rail and river routes severed. A tug carrying the cruiser Curlew commander ran between fire lines as British gunboat Maragon aided transport. Chinese and Manchurian troops appeared near the old German concession as Americans and Chinese guards prepared for possible invasion.
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Curlew
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Unwin
Deportation Warrant Served On Countess In Chicago
Madame Cirenko described as Countess Girenka is served a deportation warrant ordered by Secretary Davis. She posted a $1000 bond awaiting a hearing before District Immigration Officer Howard Eby. The warrant alleges she entered the United States under questionable influence with promises of education from a St Paul millionaire.
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Chicago
Wattart
Elisabeth Cirenke
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Davie
Cirenko
Alory
T. Paul Millionaire
Howard Eby
Giranka
Zimmerman trial heard conflicting drowning stories
Frieda Zimmerman testified that she gave two conflicting accounts of how her two step children died in a cistern at Oconomowoc. The coroner L F Lee said she admitted a quarrel with the father a week before the deaths while stating she was away from the children at first. The defendant faces first degree murder charges.
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Waukesha
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Frieda Zimmerman
L. F. Lee
Wilson Writes Third Letter Demanding Reed Defeat
In a third missive, Associated reports Pres. M. Lean urges defeating Missouri’s senior senator Reed to redeem the Democratic party’s reputation. The letter targets Reed and Breckenridge Long amid party nominating tensions and mentions former officials.
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