Germans Evacuate Ruhr As Spa Conference Set
Reports state German troops have left the Ruhr region. A conference with German representatives is slated for Spa on May 26, with Italy pressing to defer the Adriatic case. The note from Paris urged immediate action on treaty terms and warned of continued enforcement if refused.
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Champ Clark Seeks Democratic Nomination for President
New York April 26 Champ Clark former speaker of the house plans to run for the Democratic nomination for president. Mrs Julia Banders, officer of the Bantike club, women's political omens announces the decision.
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Thon
Beavers report at Pendieton city outskirts
A local fisherman near the state hospital found evidence of beaver activity inside Pendieton city limits. Dimetic wood was gnawed near a levee, with tree chips and a sizable beaver-made notch indicating recent work by a dam builder. No clear tracks were visible.
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Portland Yard Charged With Over Seven Million Fraud
Portland April 26 a federal affidavit charges George Wheeler a justice department agent with unmasking a scheme to steal over seven million in war contract funds from Northwest Steel Company and the Rumble River Shipbuilding Corp. The affidavit, tied to United States District Attorney Humphreys, notes government losses in coast plus shipbuilding contracts and directs evidence to be turned over to the grand jury.
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Grand
Two Year Old Boy Sleeps Out Overnight
Seattle reports an all night search for two year old Alvin YWowman who vanished Sunday afternoon. A sheriff with a bloodhound and local helpers tracked him to the root of a giant tree in woods near Jovita. The boy was found curled beneath the roots at dawn.
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Government Wins Anthracite Case in Court Ruling
The federal government won an important antitrust case against anthracite coal companies. The Supreme Court, by a vote of four to three, sustained the government’s charge that the companies violated interstate commerce conditions and ordered dissolution of the firms.
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President May Reverse Policy on Not Taking Part
Washington officials discussed a possible shift in U S policy toward participation in the Armenian mandate as the United States debates ratification of the treaty. Officials doubted acceptance of the Armenian mandate while Congress and General Harbord’s report suggest large military expenditures would be required, and expect the allied powers to urge restraint. The prevailing view is that the United States will politely refuse the Armenian mandate if proposed.
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Pendleton
Fighting Near Mazatlan Reported by Mexican Forces
Mexican federal troops retreat to a point 46 miles north of Mazatlan as rebels under General Flores advance. Civilians, including women and children, are reported dead or injured in the fighting near Mazatlan and surrounding areas. American warships are present to guard water routes and potential refugee movements amid preparations for further clashes.
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Mazatlan
Flores
Revolutioniath
Masallon de Fre
Albania Government Overthrown in Turbulent Takeover
United Press reports supporters of Esad Pasha overthrew Albania's government in Tirana and seized several other aerial towns. The turmoil follows clashes as forces advance from Plovina. Local classes and community events are noted amid the wider political disruption.
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London
Eesad Pasha
German forces reduced to seventeen thousand men report
German defense head announces a reduction to 17 000 troops after an agreement dated August. The German charge d affaires Mayer notified the foreign office today of the change and its implications for the Muhr frontline.
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Muhr
Senator Knox as Compromise Nominee for President
Amid party fragility in Washington the Republican leaders seek a harmonizer. Senator Knox, former attorney general and close ally of Johnson and the old guard, is floated as a compromise candidate with strong government experience and a record seen as cautious and conservative. He is linked to Lodge Penrose and other senior leaders, with supporters arguing his ties to both wings could steady the party.
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Local unions lose charters by strike in New York
Nine local unions of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen with about 20 men have had their charters revoked. Edward McHugh, Birike leader, announced the action as the strike against the Guilaw line continued. Railroad officials reported improving views in the New York district.
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New York
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Brainme Tie
Guilaw
Edward McHigh
Birikhe
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Thiliroad
For View
Butte Mines Run Shorthanded Amid Union Strife
In Butte April 28 workers at the mines continue to work shorthanded as unions claim the metal trades halted the strike. No picketing occurred and reports indicate a limited demonstration as officials assess the situation. In Washington on April 20 the administration signals changes in the executive branch and Arctic exploration plans.
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Associated Inom
Butte
Mbtal
Jack Dempsey Not Legally Married To Maxine Claim
A San Francisco report states federal officials have not proven Maxine Dempsey was legally married to Jack Dempsey. The divorce and marriage status are unsettled as authorities prep for a trial related to a libel claim involving the Dempsey name and alleged deception.
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San Francisco
Jegal
Department of Wis
Aras
Joe
Grain Market Soars as Prices Rise Sharply
The Chicago grain market shows a strong ascent with major price gains across corn and other staples. Traders cite speculative activity and broad demand fueling the rally as prices move upward today.
Tie Appointment in Washington April Bid Brings Proceedings
In Washington on April 24 a hearing was held as the court refused to grant a necessary stay in the case regarding grain imports. The decision affects the chambers and key providers involved in the ongoing U.S. import dispute and may lead to an expedited adjournment.
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Chambers of Cetera
Unitet States
Senate approves higher appropriation for viewers and Kentucky Hill
The Senate adopted an amendment increasing the appropriation to 24,000,000 for the viewers and Kentucky Hill project. The action was announced from Washington on April 6.
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Washington
Senate Today
Karkbicar Hill
Irish mob attacks Clonroche barracks
Three armed men raided the Clonroche barracks in Ireland early today. Police repelled the attackers after a 16 hour siege with rifle and revolver fire, wounding no one. Five officers held the building against the raid without casualties.
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Chamber of Commerce Plans Americanization Drive
From Atlantic City April 24 officials of the United States chamber of commerce outline a plan to assume control of Americanization work in the United States. The effort would coordinate philanthropic and civic groups to direct educational and motivational programs nationwide.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Feley
Traffic 90 Percent Normal Claimed by Managers
Chicago April 4 Managers report freight traffic at ninety percent normal while strikes and picket lines affect operations. Workers and strikers face the heat of ongoing unrest as yard crews and clerks resume duties.
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Etriketa
Bowie
Appointments Placed Before Senate by President Wilson
Washington April 28 The Law office nominations listed to the Senate today by President Wilson include William H. Adams of Sheffield and others. The record shows nominations to fill legal posts with several named individuals awaiting confirmation.
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Law Office
Senate
William HL Adantiey
Reemtung
Alvin Hurt Dies From Burns After Coffee Cup Accident
Alvin Hurt, aged, died today in Chicago from burns he sustained when he spilled hot coffee on his head. The incident occurred earlier, and other details were not disclosed.
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Alvin Hurt
Harry James Dies After Police Shootout in Chicago
Chicago report details a gun battle in which Harry James, linked to a large stash of stolen goods, died after being shot during a confrontation with officers. He allegedly wounded two policemen before his ammunition ran out. The case centers on a warehouse discovery and long criminal career ending in the street fight near the police station.
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Chicago
Harry James
James
Rome
Decoration expert brings art to home interiors
Mow Grage Wilmot, noted interior decorating authority from New York, spoke at the Current Literature Club on achieving harmony in four walls with plain tones, furnishings, and silk fabrics. Her evening talk featured lantern slides and covered wall coverings, including oatmeal paper she helped create.
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Library Club
Wilmot
Broadway
New York
Miss Reel Wifemot
Verne
Mazanzine
Jumbia University
Central Beats Holdman In Tight Free Hit Game
Central defeated Holdman by a score described as close with free hitting and bad innings for both teams. Next Sunday Central plans to play at Pendleton grounds with a tentative agreement for one game against the Colored Tigers.
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Holdman
Pendleton Grounds
Colored Tigers
No Decision Yet On Prohibition Amendment Case
In Washington on April 26 the supreme court again failed to hand down a decision on the constitutionality of the prohibition amendment and the enforcement act.
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Lydia Dioolitie
AL Co
Washington
Supreme Court
Autreme Court
Premiers Decide On Russia Trade Again
April 26 in Santemo the council of premiers voted to reopen discussions with Russia in a semi official capacity and may allow a Russian mission to enter allied countries to discuss the future.
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