Genoa Confab Outcomes Deter U S Action
Genoa delegates report eight month truce with Soviet Russia and a plan to form a commission at The Hague to study financial and economic questions without addressing political ties. Secretary Hughes says the United States cannot join The Hague talks, citing need for Russian productivity to be secured within Russia.
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Hague
America
Hughes
Germany
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Sun Yat Sen prepares to strike as Wu massing rear attack
Report from China says Sun Yat Sen yet again advances against Kiangsi while General Wu prepares to strike from the rear and Chang proclaims independence in Manchuria Mongolia plans hinge on the coming clash. Also covers Pinchot victory in Pennsylvania and League of Nations adjournment after notable actions.
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Pennsylvania
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Far East
Siberia
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China
Hearst Runs for New York Governor as Party Divides
William Randolph Hearst declares candidacy for governor upsetting Democrats in New York. Mayor Hylan supports Hearst with upstate ally W. J. Conners backing him. Tension grows as party leaders gauge the loyalty and consequences of the move.
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Illiam Randolph Hearst
New York State
Hylan
New York City
Hearst
Upstate
W. J. Conners
Buffalo
Tatumany
Chile and Peru Hold Washington Conference on Tacna Arica Dispute
Representatives of Chile and Peru meet in Washington at U S invitation to seek a settlement of the Tacna Arica dispute that has long divided the two nations.
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Chile
Peru
United States
Washington
Arlington plans to develop the national cemetery grounds
The commission of fine arts and War Memorials council approve 4 Plange plans for Arlington National Cemetery. Improvements target preserving its sacred character with quiet simple treatment, extensive tree planting, and restored mansion and roads. The plan aims to create a cohesive central Washington entry from the Capitol to Lincoln Memorial and memorial bridge.
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War Memorials Council
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National Shrine
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Change of Life Woman's Trial
Metropolis Illinois report of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding a Change of Life patient Emma Culver who says eight months illness confined her to a shed and she recovered enough to perform housework and walk miles after using the medicine. The ad cites relief from nervousness irritability hot flashes headache and dizziness.
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Metropolis
Illinois
Lydia E. Pinkham
Emma Culver
Ilinois
New York City Alerts on Kidneys and Pain Warnings
A public health notice warns residents in New York City about kidney trouble last year and urges vigilance against pains and aches. It advises proactive self care and seeking medical advice to avoid becoming a victim of potential kidney issues.
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New York City
Grace Learns of Golden Guineas at Bartholomew Farm
Grace, a Columbus high school pupil, rivals her father’s dull gray guineas on a Bartholomew county farm. She meets The Weaver of Raveloe in English class and reads of Silas’s golden guineas. Test time finds her choosing golden guineas over her father’s flock and notes Silas’s joy in hatching a new brood.
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Bartholomew County
Columbus High School
Lines Harner
Raveloe
Silas
Indianapolis News
Woman Calls Out Boy on Street Near Miss
In Chicago Journal style, a woman crosses a street and scolds a boy on a bicycle who almost hits her. The boy retorts that she cannot blow what she does not have, implying horn etiquette and street safety.
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Chicago Journal
Suckers and Detectives Play Swap Between Swindlers
A wry Erie Times remark notes that a simple sucker can locate a swindler even as seasoned detectives are baffled. The quote highlights public impatience with complex trickery and praise for ordinary insight.
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Erie Times
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