Lloyd George proposes pan European non aggression truce
Premier Lloyd George announced a ten year military non aggression pact for Europe aimed at frontiers with Russia excluded. Genoa conferees would join this treaty and a mixed commission on Russian debts and seized property was proposed, with Russian delegation agreeing to some conditions.
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Liord
George
Europe
Russia
Meteor hits ground in Virginia creating large hole
A meteor struck near Bhikotane twelve miles northwest in Nottawa county Virginia causing a crater over 80 square feet in area. It uprooted oaks and sank several trees beneath the falling bed. The object appeared to be metallic in composition and was observed across multiple towns.
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Nottawa County
Genoa Conference Supports Pope on Russian Church Property
The Genoa conference backs the pope in a dispute over church property in Russia. Monsignor Pledgero says former church assets should be returned even under communism, while parsonage houses and seminaries may be used by the church. The meeting stresses religious education and warns against foreign interference in Russian internal affairs.
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Genor
Syorshin
Russia
Monagnor Pirgardo
Indicted Chicago labor war figure escapes jail
A saloonkeeper indicted with labor leaders for murder in the Chicago labor conflict was freed on $60 bail after booking on a border conduct charge and fled the county jail. Detectives were ordered to scour the city for him following the unexplainable escape.
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Jeremiah Hon Frame
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Ex-Premier Said to Plan Joining Chang
The former Chinese premier Liang Shih Yi reportedly arrived in Japan and is said to plan joining Gen Chang Tao Lin. Chang is maneuvering for decisive action against Wu Pei Fu forces north of Tianjin along the Chinese front.
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Liang Shih Yi
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Wu Pei Fu
Germany's New Ambassador Arrives With Escort to greet
Otto L Wiedfeldt arrives aboard the Amertow as New York police boat escorts him to the pier. A committee of 100 German Americans will greet the ambassador and deliver an address.
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New York
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Treaty of Amity and Commerce Best Way to Settle American Question
Special to Che Sort Centers Washington BC Uncle Sam will not recognize a government in Mexico without firm binding assurances. The United States insists on definite and binding guarantees before recognition and urges negotiations for a treaty of amity and commerce to settle the issue. False reports of new demands are denied. officials say recognition should come only with clear assurances from Obregon’s government and Mexican authorities. Cooperation from Mexico is sought to resolve the problem peacefully.
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Consolidation Move Between Rival Firms Is Dropped
Report notes consolidation talks between Perica Arrow Aluminum and Lafayette Voters Company ended after legal obstacles. Officials from Lafay cette company and Kenosha president Charles W. Nagh discussed the deal with local bankers, but the merger could not proceed due to state incorporations.
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Free Speech Under Prohibition Debate Headlines The Tribune
The Chicago Tribune editorial argues for free speech rights amid prohibition debates citing Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts urging citizens to speak publicly against the prohibition amendment. It warns against public coercion and calls for lawful reform or repeal while noting the implications for civil liberty.
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France Rejects Further Participation At Genoa Conference
Russian reply to the allied note is deemed unacceptable by France and Poincaré. Paris says the French delegation will not participate further in the work of the political sub commission. No allies or neutrals can accept such a denial of the canna program.
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Iberrtion
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Tavern
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Wren
Harding Leaves for Weekend Vacation Without Opinion
President Harding departed from Washington for a weekend vacation without issuing public remarks on the headline topic. He traveled by motor with Mrs Harding and a party of friends at about eight o clock to the Seaview Club near Atlanticus where they will be guests of Senator Hodge.
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United Press
Washington D.C
Mia Harding
Party of Friends
At & Oelock
Seaview Coins Club
Atlanticus
Hdge
Dentists Pick Neenah and Menasha as 1923 Meeting Hosts
In 1923 the Fox River Valley Dental Association elects Neenah as meeting city with Dr CoA Chinés Bond du Lac as secretary treasurer and Miss Mary Crofoot Oshkosh named association president. Fond du Lac joins as treasurer while Miss Mare Mack handles duties there.
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Nernah
Menaxha
Fox River
Vaile
Dental’ Armociation
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Denovan
Seenah
Coa
Mrs Zimmerman Freed by Jury in Drowning Case
Not guilty verdict returned in the murder case of Mrs Frieda Zimmerman who was accused of drowning her two children in a cistern near the Oconomowoc Wisconsin home. The jury cleared her after evidence and court instructions from Judge Devin.
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Wisconsin Automotive Statistical Bureau Quits
A reported resignation from the Wisconsin Automotive Statistical Bureau follows internal disputes and a court veto. The attorney general’s office says the move impacts state vehicle data and related analyses, with officials considering next steps and potential public notices.
Dempsey and Carpentier Sign for Ten Round Clash
Public agreement reached for a ten round bout between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier prior to June 1923. The Associated Press reports quotes from Willard and other sources, noting early offers and negotiations amid mounting publicity for the heavyweight title confrontation.
Honeymooners at the State Capitol
Honeymoon couples are seen in Madison around the Wisconsin Capitol area and Capitol Park. Visitors linger near the dome as tourists and locals survey surroundings including lakes and state surroundings.
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Retail Clothing Prices Dropping Ahead of 1927 Outlook
A report from the National Industrial Conference Board notes clothing prices fell sharply since July 1926 and are expected to drop further. Between November 1927 and March 1928 the average coat of clothing declined about 3 percent, signaling continued deflationary pressure in the industry.
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Recognition of Private Property by Decree and Russ Government Plan
A long, jumbled OCR passage discusses recognition of private property by decree and a plan involving a Russian government. It references property acquisitions, compensation, and legal themes with many garbled terms and scattered named entities. The text appears as a fragmented, speculative report on property rights and state actions.
Mayor Hylan Suggested by Wa Hearst
A garbled account discusses Mayor Hylan as a suggested candidate linked to Wa Hearst. The text references political maneuvers, endorsements, and public reaction as a larger city race unfolds with unclear specifics and fragmented quotes.
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Madison Girl Dies After Fall From Auto
A Madison girl died in the afternoon after falling from a moving automobile near Meenard Park. Authorities said they would investigate claims by a friend that she limped from a prior incident before Hunt turned away.
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Hunt
La Follette Rok Probe Of Merge Plan
A report outlines federal inquiries into a merge plan affecting La Follette and surrounding areas. The document hints at constitutional questions and potential state involvement, with references to public officials and agencies.
South Dakota Floods Cause Severe Property Damage
Rivers rose to flood stages after heavy precipitation across the region. Spearfish and Belle Fourche suffered extensive damage as the Four Mile Dam breached, flooding the town and driving residents to higher ground. Bridges were washed out and numerous buildings destroyed or carried away.
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Boost in fuel prices stirs federal probe in past week
United Press reports Department of Justice reviews rising buseline prices amid week long surge in gasoline costs. Attorney General Daugherty pledges action as lawmakers join complaints about price hikes and perceived collusion across the oil industry.
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United Press
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Bank Robbers Admit Involved in New York Chase Heist
Saannab Ga-Tohn Vardeman and Bertha F Vardeman confessed to participating in the Chase National Bank robbery in New York City. Investigators say about $160000 in securities were taken and $30000 in funds remain missing, expected to be recovered within hours.
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Minister Sze to Address Chinese Alumni Gathering
Minister Sze plans to address a New York gathering of Chinese alumni as the first national meeting of Chinese college alumni in the United States. The event marks a historic start for the New York chapter and related organizations.
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Japanese Naval Plans Include Torpedo Carrier Craft
The 1821 budget outline lists a torpedo mother ship and two special service craft. The mother ship is to be named the Choget LMS digpiace Bond tong. Each of the service ships weighs about 040 tons.
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Tokva Lupanes
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Milwaukee man named to state board of opticsmetria
Randolph Milwaukee was named a member of the state board of optometry by Gov Blame to succeed August Relrhud, who died recently. The four year term carries no compensation.
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Madison
Wair and Cooler Forecast for Tonight and Saturday
Weather note indicates fair conditions tonight and Saturday with cooler temperatures. Forecast labels temperature as rising slightly daytime and dropping at night, preserving dry conditions across the region.
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