Invite to Hague Conference on Russian Question
Genoa reports say Russia will attend The Hague talks on June 15 with an equal footing as the allies. A single mixed commission is urged to handle Russia credits and relations, while France pushes US participation to supply needed credits. The Genoa plenary is to adjourn with commissions set by governments.
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Associated Fresc
Genow
Hague
M. Rakovsky
Genoa
Henry Wood
United Proay
Russia
Rakowski
United States
Lloyd George
Restat
The
Ambarcador
Washington
France
Credile
Shea
Commissiona
Netherland
Sheriff Chafin Testifies for State in Blizzard Treason Trial
Charlestown West Virginia Sheriff Don Chafin testified for the state saying sheriffs did not work for coal operators and that many deputies were paid from operators funds. He admitted county funds paid only a few deputies while coal operators hired the majority and paid rents and other salaries.
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Sy Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Charlestown
W. Va
Don Chann
West Virginia
Wiliam Blizzard
Chafin
Townsend
Lowan County
Bellis
Daylight Saving Test Starts in Washington
The city begins voluntary daylight saving with executive departments shifting to start at 7 or 8 oclock while Congress and the Supreme Court stay on standard hours. Bureaus like Printing and Engraving and the Government Printing Office do not join the change, and theaters keep the old schedule amid traffic strain.
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Associated Press
Washington
Washington Today
Harding
Congress
Supreme Court
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Government Printing Office
Keen business minds gather at Washington for tenth convention
United Press report notes hundreds of leaders from industry and finance attend the Chamber of Commerce of the United States tenth annual convention in Washington. Delegates discuss routes to economic rehabilitation with 41 board candidates and sessions on European conditions and America’s future. Key aims include price reduction, freight expansion, exchange stabilization, political stabilization, reduced government interference, and harmony between capital and labor.
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James T. Kolbert
United Press Star
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Generel
Uifectors
America
Schupp Sold to White Sox for Immediate Delivery
Associated Press reports Ferdinand Schupp star pitcher of the Kansas City club has been purchased by the Chicago White Sox for immediate delivery. Schupp previously played for the New York Giants and St. Louis Cardinals. Roy Wilkinson and John Russell were released to Kansas City.
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Associated Press Chicage
Ferdinand Schupp
Kansas City American Association
Chisama White Sox
Schupp
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Roy Wilkinson
John Russell
White Sox
Kansas City
Wilkinson
Lo-Lumbus
Russell
Sioux City
Fishbone blamed for death of man in Duluth
United Press reports 43 year old Joe Wagner died after choking at dinner in Duluth Minnesota. Doctors said a fishbone obstruction caused his death and he was taken to a hospital but failed to regain consciousness. Wagner worked for the Northern Pacific.
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United Press
Duluth
Minn
Joe Wagner
Wagner
Mary Richie
Athens
Wic
Northern Pacific
United States Debates Genoa Invitation Participation
The Senate weighs U S involvement in the Hague conference while officials say no policy change. Senator Borah questions U S participation and Senator Hitchcock urges influence in European affairs. State Department refrains from committing, promising a decision within a week after reviewing a new Russian plan from Genoa.
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Washington
United States
Hague
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Opp
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Boreh
Europe
Hitchcoclk
America
Child
Genoa
Hhe Atute Department
Oelock Mitt Mertine
Anemato
Dcline
Attie
Rucala Ias
Russia
Hughes
Harding
Fuxela
Railroads to Redeem Joint Bonds After July 27
Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways will redeem their joint 15 year 6% bonds at 103 percent plus interest. Notice of redemption was served by Howard Elliott and E. T. Lincoln. After July 27, interest stops and holders should present bonds for payment at J. B. Morman & Co offices.
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Pre
St. Paul
Minn
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railways
Howard Elliott
E. T. Lincoln
Great Northern Railway
J. B. Morman & Co
German Polish Treaty Ends Upper Silesian Controversy
The Polish and German representatives signed an economic treaty in Geneva to settle the Upper Silesian question with League of Nations oversight. It outlines arrangements for railways water electricity coal postal and legal issues for fifteen years and creates joint commissions to enforce and resolve disputes.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Poland
Germany
League of Nations
League
Petire
Eague
Regulars Confident of Election in Pennsylvania Primaries
Pittsburg reports show regular Republican machine confident they will nominate George B Alter for governor over Gifford Pinchot. The contest for senatorial nomination favors Pepper, with Pepper supported by Wharton and Burke. Women voting for first time in PA primaries loom as a pivotal factor, influencing both organization and anti organization camps. The piece notes the ongoing split within the Progressive wing led by Pinchot and Burk, with national implications for the party.
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Lawrence Martin
Preas
Pittsburg
Isideryp
George B. Alter
Gifford
Pinchot
George Wharton Pepper
William J. Burke
Mage
Pepper
PenroreKrox
Pennsylvania
Sampe
Barke
Cheeld Ponrore
Ted
Pinchor
Discussion on Irish Peace Takes Favorable Turn
A Dublin scene reports calm after deadly Boitane clashes and renewed talks toward a peace settlement. Ulster premier Cernig, Michael Collins and Arthur Griffiths likely to meet Winston Churchill in London as Dail Eireann debates continue into the night with rumors of progress.
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Chorge MacTonagh
United Pens
Blafl
Dublin
Vich
Boitane
Noviet
Carrick-on-Suir
Tansport
Diagatont
Tyeland
Britain
Air
Stevens Point Player Dies From Injuries In Train Accident
A Stevens Point baseball player named Wallace died at a local hospital after being struck by a freight train while en route to his home near Dancy. He had played the previous day against Wisconsin Rabids.
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Prean
Serena Point
Thomas Watfare
Plang of
Flelder
Stevena Point
Ceneral Daugherty
Whem
Dancy
Wallace
Fon Hine
Xouth
Wisconsin
Waiting for witnesses in price probe echoing Senate calls
The article reports delays and calls for witnesses in a Senate inquiry into alleged price misdeeds. Senators like La Follette and Meek, Lerner, and others push for swift action, accusing manufacturers of exploiting public funds.
Supreme Court declares child labor law unconstitutional
The Supreme Court today ruled the state child labor law unconstitutional, voiding a tax provision on firms using child labor. The case involved Drexel Furniture Company of South Carolina and challenged Congress’s interstate commerce authority over manufacturing. Opponents argued the law overstepped police powers of the states.
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THE
Supreme Court
Afurulem Ter
Mie Creme
Drexel Pure Niture Company
Sorth
Jawo
Ailoof
United States
Supreme Cel
Congress
Weber
Inten
Washington vote funds war fraud probe
The department of justice was authorized a special fund of half a million dollars to investigate and prosecute war fraud and contract fraud.
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HOUSE
Washington
Howan
Department of Justice
Conference opens as Secretary Hughes briefs on peace
The Tagna Arica Conference opened with Secretary Hughes presenting aims to reduce inter national hostilities and foster peace. Representatives from Chile and other nations attend as leaders emphasize a hopeful era, pledging cooperative efforts and a united pledge for global stability.
Senate Candidate Presses Returnee Soldier Concerns
A Northwestern letters page reveals a candidate for the Senate presenting his case regarding duties to returned soldiers. He argues for employment and fair treatment of veterans, emphasizing wartime service and ships yard use for government needs.
Auto Casualty List From Nationwide Robe of Accidents
The report lists numerous auto accidents with many injuries and several deaths across cities including Oshkosh Fond du Lac and Oregon Street roads. It notes 21 people killed nationwide on Saturday with 106 others injured and cites AGC automobiles as a major source of tragedies.
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Oshkosh
C. W. Raven
Fond du Tac
F. B. Chinman
Pondau Lac
Oshkonhwan
Oregon
Mr. Chapman
Britain seeks US aid over Turkish atrocities report
The British government urges the United States and allies to cooperate in a planned response to Turkish atrocities cited in recent reports. Lord Origen, the foreign secretary, requests coordinated action with American, French and Asian powers to appoint an officer for a mission to Trebizond or another Black Sea port to forestall further abuses.
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Pees
Lemona
Great Britain
United States
Prine
Paly
Tivesti
Turke
Lord Origen
Trebzond
Black Sea
Selecting Jury for Dalton Trial
Jurors begin selection in Dalton trial as courtroom procedures resume. The case centers on Wie Dilten, alleged to have left the Northern Trust Company with Liberty hand value set at 77.00.
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Lewig
Heyworth
Treasures Confiscated by Soviet for Famine Relief
A five story Moscow building houses confiscated church and synagogue treasures from across Russia. Items include diamonds, gold, silver, and pearls, awaiting appraisal as the state stores valuables intended for famine relief. The Associated Press reports the goods, totaling thousands of pounds in precious metals, will be sorted and valued at the storehouse.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Associated Presa
Atprehduae
M. 1. Kalenin
Rusela
Broucht
Bandits crippled in desert train holdup near Jaynes
Tuscon Ariz Massenger Harold Stewart, an express messenger, shot dead one bandit and wounded another as eight masked robbers halted the Golden State Limited near Jaynes. The bandits planned to dynamite safes. seven fled in two automobiles while passengers were unharmed. A dynamite kit and red fuse were found at the scene.
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Arizona
Pony Express
Harold Stewarts
Tascon
Tote
Lesan
Preney Tuwon
Ariz—Fitress
Massenger H. Stewart
Gotten State Limited
Chicago
San Angeles
Stewart
Pasrangary
Jaynes
Ticaon
Ain Wae
Oengina
Ienstha
Madigan
Hang
Michigan
Bakers Strike Delays Bread as Union Walkout Hits Milwauker
Union bakers walked out over a ten percent wage cut causing three bakeries to close and bread shipments to be disrupted from Milwaukee and Janesville. The strike began after the decision to enforce wage reductions met firm opposition from workers.
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Associated Dress
Madison
Madison Homeland Regiaranty
Milwauker
Janes Ile
Fire destroys barn on Andrew Munson farm
Fire early Sunday morning destroyed a barn on the Andrew Munson farm in London Wisconsin. Five head of horned cattle including three young stock were killed along with severed raves, two hundred chickens and five pounds of tarmeen. Loss is estimated at 15000 dollars.
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Associated Presa
London
Wis
Andrew Munson
Untitled Historical Snippet Sparks Curious Read
A fragmented OCR note mentions a playful day and a tense fate, with garbled references to Tempecolny Rewaree and Peoty Clewdt. The readable text hints at a local event or idiomatic phrase but lacks clear names, dates, or places to confirm specifics.
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