France May Not Attend Hague Meeting
The United States warns it may not attend the Hague conference on Russia. France signals it will participate only if the talks focus on economic issues. Paris notes show friction over American participation and potential delays in scheduling.
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Webb Aulier
United Trem
Paris
Delegaton
Hague
Eosiler
Poincare
Washington
United States
Henry Wood
United Press
Gene
America
United State
Thealas
Tague
Russia
Wisconsin congress of mothers and PTAs meets in Fond du Lac
The eleventh annual Wisconsin branch congress of mothers and parent teacher associations will be held in Fond du Lac on Thursday and Friday May 18. Headquarters will be the Palmer House and meetings will be at Literary Hall.
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Congress OF Mothers and Parent-Teachers
Fond DU Lac
Northwestern
Font du Lac
Wisconsin
Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
Palmer House
Litrary Hall
Examination for state statistician announcement
Associated Press reports Madrona civil service examination dates June 7 and 10 for the agricultural statistician post in Washington. The vacancy arises from the transfer of government crop reporter Joseph A. Berker to Washington, leaving the position open.
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Associated Press
Madrona ‘Civil Service Examina
Winconain
Joseph A. Berker
Td Washington
League council declines study of Russian problem at Genoa talks
The League of Nations council refused to study the Russian problem and sent Norway’s request for an immediate inquiry to Genoa. Dr Fridtjof Nansen, the league’s Russian relief high commissioner, warned the Genoa conference would bury the issue if referred. Marquis Imperial of Italy urged fuller consideration by Genoa, while Nansen pressed for action before dissolution.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Genoa
League
Russia
Burene
Fridtjof Nansen
Marquis Imperial
Italy
Dr. Nansen
Wife of auto driver seized in Chicago labor war
Mrs Margaret Miller, wife of a man identified as the driver of a car from which two men were murdered, was seized by authorities after a raid that uncovered dynamite fuses and bomb making materials. She was taken to detective headquarters for questioning.
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Chicago
Margaret Miller
Miller
Detective Headquarters
Qian
Rish Committee Ends Deliberations in Dublin
Dublin reports the Irish peace committee has concluded deliberations aimed at uniting factions. The panel’s report will be presented to the Dáil on Wednesday. In London, questions arose about British troops in Ireland with the secretary for Ireland confirming only two units for coast defense remain.
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Associated Prose
Dublin
I Wil Zireann
Loudlon
Sammons
Ireland
Hathar Greenwond
Hiner
Fuahhtin
Huntington Leads Soo System Transition
Minneapolis and Saint Paul railroad leaders round out new Soo System board. George R Huntington elected president to succeed Edmund Prant, with Huntington also named head of the system. G W Webster becomes secretary and is elected vice president.
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THE
SOO System
Minneapolis, Minn
George r+ Huntington
Vce
Minneapolis
Ay. Paul
Ste. Mane
Xvae
Edmund PrandnRt Ai
G. W. Webster
United States Rejects Turk Investigation Role
The United States will not participate in an investigation of alleged Turkish atrocities in Armenia, pressured by the British government. White House officials indicated the decision was made in Washington today.
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United States
United Press
Washington, D.C
Unite States
Armenia
White House
Britain Will Pay Debt to United States Says Balfour
Washington dispatch reports Arthur Balfour addressing the Chamber of Commerce convention in London. He urged prompt repayment of Britain's debts to the United States and warned that reconstruction of Europe requires continued Anglo American cooperation. He warned against German currency manipulation and urged resumption of trade to support postwar stability.
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Arthur Balfour
England
United States
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Americo
Europe
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Britain
Batfour
Germany
Germins
Werkahie
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Belfour
Ratfour
Teade
Athims
Aviators tied to miners strike trial explode claims
Record notes aviators who dropped bombs on miners were hired by Logan County Coal Operators association. Horace Haines testified he was sent by Johnson Airplane Co to Logan County for three days work at $400. He admitted acting as bomber and observer as a state force action followed mine firing.
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Wo Va
Air Mountain
Logan County Coal Operators Association
Horace Haines
Cahimbus
Haines
Logan County
Johnson Airplane Company
Daston
Bill Riazard
Union
den Ghiefin
Lagan County
Atare
Mtor
Sheris
Enal
Alan
Chafin
F.C Townsend
Keen Disappointment Over U S Refusal to Join The Hague Talks
Genoa diplomats report great surprise and disappointment in conference circles as the United States declines to join a Russian affairs conference at The Hague. Allies had expected U S participation to shape plans, while Rus sian delegates confirm a meeting date with reservations. The U S stance prompts doubt over future cooperation and the exact method to address Russian economic problems.
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Genoa
Lievd George Ione Tat
Hague
Rugala
Aeknd
Moscow
Treitlcherin
Forelgn
Schanzer
State Department
Pesador Child
America
Jn Duals
United States
Asanciatedt Press
Minis Schanzer O
Italy
Commission On
Genor
Henry Wood
United Press
Genwa
Wea
Jon
Ruaslang
Rovernment
Netherlands
Ukriany
Rakowski
Ukraine
Rover
Yeaterday
Primary vote drives party fight in Pennsylvania race
Lawrence Martin reports a heated primary day as Republicans seek to mobilize voters for gubernatorial hopefuls George Alter and Pinchot. Alter returns to Springdale after finalizing campaign plans in Pittsburgh area. Pinchot, from Milford, urges momentum and key endorsements to sway the outcome amid a split GOP.
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Bres Alan
Philadelphia
The
Peas
Miner Vegessig
Pennsylvania
Reenter Atte Preparita
Abd
Res Pebiican Party
Alter
Pinchot
Springdale
Nese
Bohuykit
Mord
Pike County
Government Asked to Take Over Fox River Water Power
Riparian landowners along the Wolf River urge the United States War Department to assume control of water power rights on the Fox River. They seek reimbursement of 400000 for flood damages and demand a new navigation development at the Manasha dam, with support anticipated from Congressman Lampert.
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Fox River
Newnah
United States War Department
Wolf River
Patel
War Department
Manarha
Lampert
APS
Mehkorh
Racine Engineer Dies After Illness
P M Coannally, a Transnersity engineer and former university baseball pitcher, died last night after a weeklong illness. He earned a university transfer and was well known in the Monteton league, leaving a lasting regional reputation.
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Associated Presa
P.M. Coannally
State University
Fn University
Beglinger Resigns County Judge Post Amid Vacancy
Special from Northwestern mentions Wren Beglinger resigning as county judge for Wine Nehne and Calimee counties. Governor Blithe received the resignation on Tuesday morning and no appointment is reported yet to fill the vacancy created by Beglinger’s resignation. Several officials and a state tax commissioner were noted as possible appointees, with further talks planned after Hage Raglinger’s resignation.
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Wren Beglinger
Reute Dudge
Blithe
Tug Fay
Dan EO Metaneald
Munincipal Jig
Jonn Harrington
State Tax Commision
Mrfonald
Rinina
Hage Ragilnger
Fisherman Shot in Clash With Wardens
A fisherman named Royer is hospitalized with a bullet through the mouth after an exchange with two game wardens Curtin and Hic kook while Royer fished the river tow path. An argument with the wardens preceded the shooting as the men defended a trammel net and Royer was struck in the shoulder.
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M. Royer
Hutmans
Eland
Curtin
Vironne
Hickook
Dranto
Royer
4S TO HAVE BEEN MARRIED IS IN JAIL
A garbled report indicates a proposed marriage ended in a jail case. Prohibition agents sought Joe Kenor, who allegedly was to wed today, but he was not present and the ceremony was postponed amid a frantic search and arrest questions.
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United Drewe
Minneapolis
Minn
Joe Kenor
Holdingford
Joe
Appleton Man Shot During Madison Bandit Robbery
A Madison incident left Wilt Van Order of Appleton wounded in the chest during a bandit attack. Clark and others pursued the robber, but no trace was found. Officers reported the robber fled after the assault as bystanders watched.
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Appleton
Maine
Clark
Hell
von Orden
Nerlonale
First Step Toward New Hospital to Be Taken Saturday
A plan to begin demolishing the $1,000,000 memorial addition at the University of Wincenthn will be carried out Saturday. The wrecking marks the initial phase toward constructing a new hospital project on the campus.
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New Hospital
Davey Madison
Cnton
University of Wincenthn
Provident
Alte
Propre Union
Steel merger ratified by chiefs of both companies
American valuation debate looms as senators discuss tariff policy and the impact of valuation on protection. Key figures like Capper and Creeper critique propaganda and chart support for American valuation amid proposed tariff shifts. Industry voices warn of foreign influence and aim to balance domestic interests with price safeguards.
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Associated Trea
Washington
D. C
Senate
Creeper
Anberieni
Vardon
Hahnne
Bethlehem and Lackawanna Steel mergers approved
Bethlehem and Lackawanna Steel directors approved a consolidation, with Bethlehem to assume the debt and obligations of the Lackawanna. The merger, valued near 34 million dollars in proceeds, will be placed before stockholders for vote after stated terms. Eugene Grace of Bethlehem and J. Taylor of Lackawanna lead the announcements.
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New York
BethLehem and Lackawanna
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Lackawanna
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Eugene Gi. Grace
Bethlehen
Dudge Gary
Lifted States Steel
Lockwood
United Mregs
Bethlehem-Lacks
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Ikers Gininelig
Verti
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Directurs
Bethlehem
Taylor
Grace
Hatileteam Sbeel
Lang
Apanti
Bettl Hem
Roerger
Grace Declired
Insurance Firms Search for Missing Stenographer Case
Insurance companies begin a search for missing stenographer Corey Anderson tied to a $86,000 balance claim. A Wisconsin waterman’s death investigation and related damages loom as legal action progresses in September court sessions.
Children May Work as the Result of a Supreme Court Decision
Washington dispatch reports that Supreme Court rulings upholding interstate commerce controls have nullified federal child labor bans. Officials estimate tax refunds to employers totaling $114,006 with overall costs pegged near $206,008 to the treasury. The southern region anticipated changes align with court action, while Congress faces long odds for new amendments this session.
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Supreme Court
Laurance
United
Prosa Stal
Washington
Bo CaeThoi
Comrie
Wink
Ehila
Supremé Court
Eagdiel
Treasury Oftelata
Time Tar Showers Wirmar Rites at Tears Tar Sats
Weather forecast notes showers in the region with a chance of rain late afternoon. Temperature guidance indicates a cool season pattern with a mix of light winds and possible minor humidity changes.
Centenary of Brazil committee named for coming exposition
United Press reports the executive committee in charge of the forthcoming Hragilwar centenary exposition named members of the American advisory committee. Appointees include John HB Allen of American Foreign Banking, John Barrett of the Metronottan Club, James Carsin of the Pan American Advertising Association, OW Hawkins of United Press associations, Irving T. Brickwell mayor of Ridgefield, Brennen of the Fire National bill of Borton, Wy Copper of Wichita, Henry Wend Ruffain, and Collier from the American committee. The committee urged participation in athletic games during the exposition.
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United Press
Rho de Daneine
John HB. Allen
American Foreign Banking Corporation
New York
John Barrett
Metrosnotttan Club
Washington
James Caresin
Pan-AmericaisAnvertising Association of
No OW. Hawkins
United Preswaasociations
Irving T. Brickwell
Ridgefheld
Brennen
National Bill of Borton
Wy Copper
Wichita
Kan
Henry Wend
Ruffain
Fat Collier
Antoun Athletic Feneration
Run Down Youth Tossed Onto Lot and Disappears
Milwaukee report says a youth, Joseph Schweda aged 18, was struck by a car while crossing a street. He was dragged to a vacant lot by two men who then fled, leaving him moaning until neighbors alerted police. He was taken to a hospital with serious injuries. The attackers were described as about 22 years old, one tall and one short.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Joseph Schweda
Mirky
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