Genoa Conference Ends as Hague Meeting Scheduled
The Genoa economic conference adjourned after six weeks with 34 nations represented. A six week session at The Hague will begin June 14 to continue economic reorganization talks. Lloyd George praised the conference results and urged Russia to accept basic economic laws while warning against repudiation.
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Associated Press
Genoa
Europe
Hague
Europa
Bague
Loyd Georges
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Livyd George
Ruissiana
Savepas
The
Lnwice
Russia
Murone
Hiiama
Lins Ad
George
Tehuehrin
Soryey
Llnyd George
Mr Lloyd George
Milwaukee Women Targeted in Blackmail Scheme
Milwaukee police investigate a blackmail plot in which several prominent young women were coerced into surrendering jewelry and cash. The blackmailer befriended victims, escorted them to roadhouses and parks, then threatened exposure to extract valuables. Four women reported to the police station. a young man was detained for custody.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ines
Americans in Danger by Publication of Reports of Turkish Atrocities
A dispatch from Constantinople reports American relief workers in Asia Minor document systematic persecutions of Christians by Turkish nationalists. Missionaries and aid workers confirm atrocities including the white massacres driving Christians from village to village, risking deaths from sickness and famine.
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Associated Press
Consantinople
Relet
Asia Minor
Nasionalisia
Rom
Orehef
Fire devastates Washburn business section
A large blaze swept the Washburn business district inflicting heavy property damage. The fire originated in the nese system rear and spread rapidly, destroying the furniture store and adjoining structures while volunteers fought flames and one man suffered burns trying to salvage a vehicle. The destroyed buildings included several shops, a pool hall, hardware store, and a novelty store.
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Fistabroale
Joe Veno
Slink
Hisutomelile Roma
Mose Alloef
Ffeadnough & We Donald
Manby
Mystinery
Estabronk Furniture
Olson & Olson
Draw Line
Moore Hardware Store
Goodeke'n Novelty Store
Bullish Market Activity Surges on Impressive Scale
The Associated Press reports a renewed bullish surge in the New York market with steel copper and sugar leading gains of 1 to 3 points. United States Steel hits a record high since 1920, supported by about 1.9 million shares traded and rumors of mergers boosting confidence. Bank rates show 30 day loans near 3.75 percent with varied terms across months.
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Asanciated Press
New York
United State Steel
Ateeld
Bankere
Dave
Edison backs Ford muscle shoals plan in senate talks
Associated Press reports in Wanblagios D C that the government should accept Henry Ford's offer to develop the Muscle Shoals project. Thomas A. Edison, after surveying the Alabama property with Detroit manufacturer, recommended acceptance to the senate agriculture committee during last nights conferences.
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Edison
FORD
Associated Press
Wanblagios
D. C
Henry Ford
Senate Amerculture Committee
Thomas A. Feixon
Alabama Propertion St Company
Turer
Two Government Ships Run Aground On Long Island
Two vessels, Farle Hour No 17 and General W. Wilkins, grounded off Long Island during a heavy rainstorm. The General Wilkins struck rocks at Orient Point and later was hauled off, while the Riodte Boat broke free a mile off Amagansett after a daring raft rescue of its crew.
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Hye
New York
Farle Hour
WT. We. Wilkins
Long Island
Europe
Orient Point
Amagansett
Edison Plans Long Term Farm Credit Scheme
Edison proposed a plan to extend long term farm credits via a central federal farm bank. The scheme would issue farm currency loaned to farmers at 3 percent monthly repay time, secured by liens on 51 percent of crops, using a 60 percent value baseline tied to agricultural price averages. The proposal, studied at Senate committee by Thames A. Fadlaon, follows Henry Ford's request and drew mixed opinions on feasibility.
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LAN Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Thames A. Fadlaon
Senate
Rollson
Edison
Henry Ford
Detroit
Detroit Manufacturer. Some Members of the Committee Told Mr. Siison
Man Drowns After Mistaking River Bank For Street
William Schwandt a 42 year old automobile salesman was drowned when his car left a Manitowoc street and plunged into the Manitowoc river. Rescue divers recovered his body and authorities believe he misread the ferry approaches for open street gaps and turned into the river.
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United Prows
Manitowoc
Willam Schwandt
Schwandt
Noted Hotels at St Petersburg Destroyed by Fire
The Hallaway hotel and the Mason House in St Petersburg were destroyed by fire early today. Losses run to about 76,006 with many tourists from parts of the country affected.
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ST. Petersburg
Associated Prassy
Pinchot Sees Awakening After Pennsylvanias Primary
Milford Pa Lawrence Martin reports in United Foes staff correspondence that Gifford Pinchot Progressive Republican declares a people’s awakening for better government after winning Pennsylvania gubernatorial primary. He credits women and progressive voters, voter discontent with Harriss administration, and direct appeals to individual voters. Pinchot predicts a solid Republican delegation behind Harding and praises women voters as pivotal to improved government.
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Lawrence Martin
United Foes
Milford
Gifford Pinchot
Keystone
Marchet
Cameron
Quay
Ventrose
Lenat Lit! Pennsylvania
Phecont
Anon
Piavhot Cig
Conte Dietel
Die Neon
Che
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Pinachat
Harriabute
Auditor General
Vavters
Thea Elven
Ivania
Roosevelt
Atte
Harding
Swomien
Pinchot
Enrbunias Dleathy
Unprofessional Conduct Charged Against Lawyers
Edward A Mook an Milwaukee attorney faces unprofessional conduct charges from a local lawyers committee. Judge F A Geiger orders a ten day response. The committee cites credible evidence of improper payment handling and bribery related to a federal indictment.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Edward A Mook
F A Geiger
Judea Geiger
Mack Tu
Mark
Mack
Benvaer
Brabery
Ozark Girl Tops Posse In Mountain Chase
A Ozark mountain girl, said to be the wife of a robber, outwits a posse of 200 civilians guards and aviators scouring the Hahatonka region for bandits who robbed a Springfield payroll messenger and wounded two men. The search broadened as authorities pressed to capture the remaining fugitives.
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United Preas
Linn Creek
Ozack Mountain
Hahatonka
Princo
Jeudera
Prawes
Hahatonke
Mienmue
Women Officials Ban Blue Laws During Regime
Mayor Goldin Noblitt and Councilwomen Fither Stoner and Ketta Roberts led an effort to ban blue laws, but the movement faltered as the feminine-led regime struggled to implement maternalized governance amid political pushback.
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Goldin Noblitt
Fither Stoner
Ketta Roberts
Memoranda of Loans in Small Trial Memoranda
Fragmented OCR text outlines loan memoranda and trial notes from Ghent and related parties. It references officials, juries, and legal actions, with names and dates obscured by garbled transcription. The passage appears as irregular legal notes rather than a coherent news item.
Racine Wages War Against Drunken Drivers of Autos
Police say ten drivers were cited or fined after a crash and alcohol-related incidents in Racine. Investigating officers reported injuries, with victims treated and one hospitalized as investigators prepared to summon additional suspects.
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Racine
Greater Sheridan Road Incorporated Takes Form in Milwaukee
A Milwaukee area road booster group forms Greater Sheridan Road Incorporated to build a transstate highway from SP Lani to Houghton. The corporation aims to cooperate with local state and national governments to develop a safe, convenient highway for motorists.
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United Prete Maciem
Greiter
Goffress
Shilwauker
Med
Meterpearc
Little Chicks on Way to White House
A fragmentary account describes a procession or event involving young girls and a visit to Washington. Mentions of Harding and a venue suggest a political or ceremonial context but details are unclear due to damaged text. The piece centers on a group traveling toward an official setting with references to a president and observers.
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White House
Chilean Peruvian Conference Adjoins After Brief Meeting
A brief Chilean Peruvian conference adjourned after a short session. The report notes discussions included regional topics and a follow up meeting was discussed. The outcome was pending and a statement by officials was promised.
Divorce Granted After Five Years Separation
Divorce granted on grounds of five years separation. The record notes support payments and a trust arrangement with details on alimony and legal proceedings. Minor children and property matters are referenced in the context of the decree. The document lists the parties and court location, with financial terms outlined.
Orville Schultz Believed Seeking Work Near Madison
A damaged OCR fragment suggests a report about Orville Schultz seeking work near Madison Wisconsin. It mentions a Harrowed alternate air or airy tan Hibggi and references a home of Mrs Acker and a family group involving Kellar. A battery and milk scenes are noted amid unclear text.
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Orville Schultz
Madison
Wisconsin
Pverk Tin
Marktrson
Antonelte Teion
Thelin Young Hle Partne
Mra Fi
Kellar
Astarre
Volstead Fight Moves for Beer and Wine Prohibition Clash
Representative Andrew Valatemd of Mingesoti leads debate against a temperance push to enforce the Volstead Act. The article describes opposition tactics, alleged enforcement steps, and public reactions as supporters seek to curb bootlegging while critics warn of strict prohibitions.
Belfast Terror Reign Unchecked In Dated Remnant
Fragmentary report describes ongoing unrest in Belfast with references to authorities, terror allegations, and firefights. The text mentions Ulster, local agencies, and emergency responses amid a period of upheaval, but specifics are unclear in the damaged OCR.
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Belfast
Chamips
Maelo
Wadhety
Phatean
White House Conference Seeks Labor and Industry Reform
President Harding warns the United States Chamber of Commerce not to revert to old industrial practices. A 1500 operator conference is set to curb profiteering and push for reduced work hours, with Gary and Dunherty weighing antitrust issues.
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Wy Thoniss J. Stokes
United Pree Ataf
Washington
White Bow
Elbert Hi
Gary
Harding
Hoover Iushing
Konyver
Hoover
Fuel Administration
Dunherty Bee
White House
Raitroud
United States Chamber of Commerce
Abeliah
Ciencrat Daugherty
Wwehite Nena
Klan Issue Dominates Oregon Primary Politics
In Oregon the Ku Klux Klan and progregaivism divide the statewide primary. The Republican governor race centers on Klan activity and policies, while Charles Hall of Marshfield faces intra party clashes amid denouncements by Gov. Olcott and anti Klan candidate Ralph F Wildlama. Democratic nominations see contests as well.
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Portland
Ore
Ku Klux Klan
Oregon
Republican National Committee
Charles Hall
Marshfield
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