Official Army plane crash kills seven officers and two civilians
A storm driven crash near Tridian Head Maryland claimed seven officers and two civilians. Eyewitnesses say the plane failed to make headway in the gale and descended toward an open field before tipping and exploding, with all victims clustered together.
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Associated ‘Press
Washington
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Tridian Head
Deven
Hox
Comstand
Archie Miller
Philippines
S.M
Ames
Priot
Syracuse
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J.M. Pennéwill
Richard Blumienkranz
Bollingfield
Guard Units Guard Mexican Palace Cathedral and Plaza
Machine gun units were posted at the municipal palace the cathedral and the main plaza of Puebla Mexico as radicals were seen near the Knights of Columbus national convention. Soldiers patrolled the streets but no incidents occurred during the day.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
City of
Puabla
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Mj Seasion
Trapper Captures Entire Wolf Pup Family in Den
Special to The Northweastern reports trapper Win-Sol Merritt near Meaper with A. C. Smith capturing an entire wolf den brood of five pups. A bounty of 30 dollars was offered on pups and 320 on grown wolves. Smith noted a pair of old wolves nearby all winter with howling and other signs.
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Sol Merritt
Meaper
Warmiof A. C. Smith
Just Before Curfew Fights Erupt in City Streets
AP report describes clashes between civilians and soldiers escorting Young Women just before curfew in Angersea Street and O'Connell Street. Several combatants wounded and a grower’s assistant shot and killed amid police activity and crowd disturbances as curfew nears.
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Associated’ Press
Angersea- Street
O'Connell
Germany Pays Reparations in Gold Bonds in Historic Transfer
Paris reports Germany paid about two hundred million dollars in gold bonds to the Allied Reparations Commission without ceremony. Dr. Wilhelm Mayer carried the money in a suitcase and received a receipt, marking the largest postwar financial transaction. Britain pushes for a pre meeting of the Supreme Council, while France seeks an expert mission to study the Silesian issue before council sessions.
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United. Press
Paris
Germany
Aldea Reparations Commission
Wilhelm . Mayer
Associated. Press
Great Britain
Blland
Allied
Supreme’ Council
Britain
France
Frst
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Reorganization of Two Commissions Heads to Wednesday
Madison Wis Associated Press reports the assembly will consider on Wednesday two bills to reorganize the conservation and civil service commissions. The special committee may also push a tax commission reform and abolish the state board of education. If approved, an expert would investigate all departments and report next session. The plan retires three conservation members replacing them with a single conservation warden and replaces the civil service board with one examiner.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Conservation Commision
Civil Service Commission
Assembly
Tax Commission
State Board of Education
Conservation Commission
Civil Service
Civil Service Board
Madison normal and university building appropriations in budgets
The joint finance committee will include major building funds for normals and the university in their budgets, with a week for introduction and two days to finalize after measures pass. Only approved project so far is a new wing for Whitewater normal school at $255,000, while agriculture requests for greenhouses and a beet operation barn await committee action.
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Associated Press
Madison
Nye
Rilly S. Young
Whitewater Normal School
Polleme of Agriculture
Harding Pledges A New Friendship To Great Britain
President Harding read a message of goodwill in London at the unveiling of George Washington busts in St Paul’s Cathedral Liverpool town hall and Sulgrave Manor The speech noted Washington was born British and urged continued Anglo American friendship and shared ideals of liberty humanity and enlightenment.
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London
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United Press Star
Harding
To- Asay
Great Britain
George Washington
St. Paula
Liverpool
Sulgrave Manor
St. Paul's
Wellington
Nelson
St. Pauls
Memorials Aimed at Human Rights and Raves Preservation
The text discusses devotion to human rights and welfare, suggesting memorials may contribute to enduring accord. It notes that among 2,000 American slaves in the country last year only about 650 remain, each now decorated.
Complete confession reveals rival for girl's hand killed
Milnhaker Edward Zoretske, 24, confesses to killing his rival over Emma Kunkel. He was held overnight for mental examination then led to the police station where, after a nervous moment, he provided a full statement. The shooting happened in a bedroom of the Zereiske home with Adamanon present as a barrier.
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Aby Associated’ Press
Milnhaker
Hdward Zoretske
Alain Agguat
Adamann
Harry McCrers
Geretslye
Po- Nee
Pala
Ward
Emma Kunkel
Neillagile
Zereiske
Adamanon
Memorial Day Morning Ball Games Recap
News notes from Memorial Day morning games across the American League highlighting battery pairings for Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Boston and Boston again with listed pitchers and catchers. The fragmentary box scores show varying runs with several 8 to 13 point lines and multiple players named in lineups.
Will Attack Vice Targets Milwaukee Morality
The Federation of Church and Federation of Church Women plan a broad campaign against vice by July 1. A downtown office will be opened with an executive secretary to study social needs, focusing on the juvenile court, county hospitals and penal institutions to improve conditions, with a budget of about 7000 dollars.
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Associated Presa
Milwaeukes
Federation of Church
Federation of Church’ ‘Women
Plana Just
Milwaukee
Funeral services held for Dr Alfred Praekerudk
Funeral services for the late Dr Alfred Praekerudk were held in Mogines Wisconsin today. The body accompanied by his daughter Grice Busk and his son Winfield will be taken to Stoughton Wisconsin for burial.
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Associated
Pred
Wausau
Wis
Alfred Praekerudk
Mogines
Mueanie Tdtige
Che Hody
Grice Busk
Prinan
Winfield
Stoughton
Harding to honor war dead at Arlington Memorial
President Harding will pay tribute to American war dead at Arlington Memorial Cemetery. He will speak on Memorial Day, pausing to honor veterans from Civil War survivors to World War II era heroes as a motor procession moves from the White House to the cemetery across the Potomac.
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Harding
America
Rigymond Grapper
United Pron
Washington
DD. C
Arington Memorial Cemetery
Whit House
White House
Arington Cemetery
Potomac
Idle ny Insurance Stands Good Show Amid Debate
Unemployment legislation faces Senate reconsideration as Bird Amendment eyed for seasonal employment exemption. Senator Huber initially opposed the unemployment prevention bill but withdrew objection, signaling possible support and a majority in the assembly should the Senate act formally.
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Severa T
Senate
Milwaukee ladder stunt ends with crash and fatal injury
Death defier Avi ator Wilson attempts a rope ladder transfer from a moving automobile at a Milwaukee race event. A spectator is crushed under wreckage as the car crashes the fence and overturns, while Wilson escapes serious injury but the stuntman Denphy Speers and others suffer injuries.
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Milwaukee
City United Ares Miwaukee
State
Ixtern
Wilson
Tean Atar
Oo Wilson
Chieust
Speers
Mobile
Wannie Wild
Pia
Rene
Irand
Anad
Denphy Speers
Howe
British Champion Beats Miss Stirling in Open Championship
Miss Alexia Stirling of Atlanta loses to British champion Miss Ceall Leitch three up in the Britain ladies open roll championship held in Tromnberry Scotland. Edith Cummings of Chicago and Inabelin Kemp of Montaine bleau also feature in the tournament with stiff competition.
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Tromnberry
Scotland
Alexia
Stirling
Atlanta
Misa Ceall Leitch
Misa Edith Cummings
Chicago Heat
Mins Inabelin Kemp
Montainebleau
France
Tilden Triumphs In Hard Court Tourney Match
In a hard court contest, Tilden secures a decisive victory over an unnamed opponent. The result boosts his standing in the regional tourney.
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Tilden
De Palma sets pace in Indianapolis mile race
De Palma led the field through 12 laps and won a majority of the laps with a new 7h mile record averaging 92.47 mph. Alley finished third with Fontaine, Mulford, and Milton also among the top runners as Boyer, Sarley, and Wilcox encountered pit stops and delays. Joe Thomas crashed on the north turn wall but was unharmed.
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Javapolis
Palma
Reacon -Barros
Doe Royer
de Palma
Surly
Fontaine
Bid
Mulford
Ching
Boyer
Sarley
Wilcox
Hing
Joel Thomas Hilt
Alley
Flearne
Milton
Pita
Unconfirmed Talk of Lloyd George and Valera Meeting
Reports from May 21 weekend swirl around a possible secret conference between Irish leader Eamonn Valera and British Prime Minister Lloyd George. Downing Street has not confirmed or denied the rumor, leaving Parliament and the public awaiting clarity on the potential talks.
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Londoan
T Lloyd George
House of Commons
Treland
Downing Street
Lloyd George
Beltane
Eamonn de Valera
Ldoyd George Hind
Postal Clerk Cashing Soldiers Checks Arrested
Federal agents arrested Lewis Cohen after checks totaling at least 2300 dollars were stolen forged and cashed. He was arraigned before U S Commissioner Harry L Kelley with the case continued to June 7 and bond set at 2000. The checks were drawn payable to soldiers or heirs and returned to the branch due to wrong addresses.
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Associated ‘Press
Lewis ‘Cohen
Harry L. Kelley
United States
Abs Ball Wan
Buick
Free energy inventor eyed by Congress and Taft welcome in city
The article recalls Girabed Giragossian’s wartime public attention over a so called free energy invention. Senator Heflin cites a two page Congressional Record report and urges a new law to permit further demonstrations. Rumors say William H. Taft may reside in the city, with the Mayflower yacht aiding the president’s travels.
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Garabed
Giragossian
J. Thomas Etellin
Aljabaoa
Girabed -Wat
Washington
Congress
Cor ‘A
Lane Terror
Heflin
Congressional
Paris
Taft
William H.taft
Mayflower Row
Harding
wWilliam
AL Stuart
Memorial Exercises in Every American Cemetery in France
Wreaths were placed today at all American cemeteries in France and on isolated graves of Americans who died in the war. The French government ensured no American hero was forgotten.
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Associated Preas
Paris
France
Weather notice for western area readings delayed
Fragmentary forecast notes indicate uncertain readings for tonight and Tuesday. It suggests possible cold or unsettled conditions and cautions readers about timing and accuracy of weather observations.
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