Foreign dispatches report unrest across central Europe
Allied troops maintain control in parts of Silesia while Poles and Germans clash in several towns. Leaders in Ireland meet to discuss the Home Rule bill and unity between Sinn Fein and Unionists amid tensions. The United States faces tax and shipping wage contest uncertainties as March revenue drops. A consular line carries gold to New York and Moros suffer casualties in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaltowitz
Cerny Mint
France
Ler Eves
Liovd Cgeorke
House of Couons
Bamonn de Valera
Tish “Republic
James Crane
Bedtas
Treland
Gay
Silesia
Moyernsmreents
Ocenia
Virion
Grienths
Beachams
Pless Sd
Oder
Mysolwite
United States
Chrithana
New York
Philippine Islands
Ontario
Tharst
Canada
Iterval Revenue Bureau
Davis
Hoover
eNipire Board
Seate Aeelentiral
Bes
Fragmented 1920s Senate and Labor News Digest
The article mentions a proposed shift to outlaw or relegate certain items, a Kentucky coffee tree seed claim for pest control, and sanctuary proposals affecting several states. It notes Tennessee Sir Auckland Geddes’s invitation to the allied reparations council, a Laide cable, a labor lockout affecting 10,000 workers and $35,000,000 in work, and ongoing Grover Bergdoll inquiry developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hbos Hs
United States Department of Agriculture
Kentucky
M Holmes
University of Virginia
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
National Forest Reservation
Senator Shield
Sir Auckland Geddes
State Department
United States
Supreme Commch
Hue
House
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Prohibition Seizures and Public Policy Discussed at Meetings
Reports from the executive council of the American Bankers Association in Pinehurst discuss financial problems related to public policy. Statements from David T. regarding liquor thefts at prohibition offices in multiple cities are noted, alongside other scattered items on church funding, weather damage in New York, and notable retirements and deaths.
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American Bankers’ Association
Pinehurst
St. Louis
Kansas City
New Orleans
David T
Lates
Prohibition
Southwestern Disoder
Recemily
Druehy Ecole
Methodist Church, South
Nashville
New York City
United States Steel Corporation
Louisville and Interurban Railroad
Louisville
Silt
Formation of Hun Cabinet Deferred
The Social Democratic Party rejects invitation to join a coalition cabinet and remains opposed to quick cabinet formation. Prospective ministers and policies are under discussion as talks with the People’s Party falter amid party opposition and unclear parliamentary support. President Kert has held conferences with Reichstag leaders but no cabinet untangling has occurred following the resignation of the Woehpembach ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Democratic Party
Joissina
Reta
Souter
Tie Ty
Judge Rules Him Innocent In Prohibition Case
A court in Alabama acquits a defendant in a prohibition matter after legal proceedings. The ruling dismisses charges and orders no further action in the case, reflecting a verdict of not guilty under the governing law and proceedings.
Berlin Papers Debate Terms of Entente Withdrawal
The Berlin press expresses divided views on terms for leaving the entente position. Some nationalist critics deem the conditions unacceptable while the socialist Vorwärts argues that occupation would lead to harsher prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolin
Berlin
Fire Salute to Napoleon in Paris Marks Death Anniversary
The guns of the Hotel des Invalides thundered a salute to Napoleon Bonaparte exactly at the minute of his death at St Helena, closing two days of ceremonies honoring the Little Corporal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Paris
Hotel Des Invalides
Napoleon Bonaparte
St. Hoelana
Harding Accepts Invitation to World Peace Conference
President Harding has accepted the invite of the allied supreme council to be represented at the meeting by the United States and the Pope. The decision comes as the U S seeks to join ambassadors and papal delegates in addressing global affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Washington
Allies Supreme Council
Trevuil Mexican Holiday Observance Reported Quiet
Dispatches from city office note the Mext omorth holidays passed without incident or foundation, with no major events or disturbances recorded during the observance period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevuuil
Incomplete OCR Report on Labor Reductions and Workfare
Fragmentary notes describe wage reductions and layoffs affecting workers including prep workers and labors. Mentions pathways reno negotiations and powerfare compare, with unclear figures such as 85 000. Western employment lines referenced alongside some disrupted phrases.
Liquor Theft at Dowling Distillery Reported in Kentucky
Police report a theft of 100 cases of mocowhisky valued at 5 000 from the Dowling distillery in Vyrone Anderson county Bonteville Kentucky. The loss totals 45 000 and details remain sparse as investigations continue.
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Bonteville
Dowling
Vyrone
Anderson County
Submarine Chasers Prepared for Baltimore Crisis
Three submarine chasers attached to the Naval Academy at Annapolis are in readiness to sail for Baltimore to meet any eventuality arising from the mine workers strike at this port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
U S Cannot Stand Aside Over League Covenant Amendments
Rene Viviani, former French premier, argues the United States cannot remain passive in world affairs if the league of nations covenant is drastically revised, warning against isolationist restraint amid global regeneration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Paris
United States
League of Nations
Rene Viviani
American funeral base abandoned at Cherbourg
Orders from American military authorities at Antwerp require the American funeral base in Cherbourg to be abandoned. Personnel have been ordered to Belgium.
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Cherbourg
France
Antwerp
Belgium
London Daughters Seek Film Roles to Support Families
In London, Eleanor, daughter of a tithe family, joins others to work in movies to supplement family income as the Lord High Chancellor Tir Fenhead observes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tir Fenhead
Eleanor
Typhus Outbreak Reported in Soviet Russia Mortality High
A report by Dr. Harry Motiv in New York notes over 8000 typhus cases in Soviet Russia with death rates up to fifty percent in some communities. The medical official highlights severe outbreaks and rising fatalities amid the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Soviet Russia
Harry Motiv
Germans Threaten Retaliation Over Polish Threats in Kreuzburg
In Kreuzburg Upper Silesia German Reichswehr officers reinforce the town with 2000 rifles as Poles encamp before Rosenberg. Polish forces about 5000 mass with machine guns. Entente representatives are French and British civilians with one British major. Germans warn they will retaliate against Polish prisoners if Poles shoot German police.
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Germany
Kreuzburg
Upper Silesia
Goerman Reichswehr
Rosenberg
Kvinik
Entente
Aritish
Inter-Allied Commission
Would Amend Emergency Tariff Proposal
Senate debate on the emergency tariff bill included two amendments. Senator Ashurst proposes raising the long staple cotton duty from seven to 20 cents per pound, while Senator Jones seeks a 16 percent ad valorem tariff on all imported hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Ashurst
Arizona
Jones
New Mexico
Navy to miss over a thousand officers by year end
Secretary Denby says congressional action will leave the navy short by more than one thousand officers by December 31. He also announced the rescission of his order to graduate the 1922 Naval Academy class in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Navy
Denby
Naval Academy
Draft Dodger Name Removed From Brooklyn District
The War Department announced the name of Stanley Harrison French of Brooklyn was removed from the draft dodger list for his district. French later attained the rank of lieutenant commander in the U S Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Stanley Harrison French
Brooklyn
French
U. S. Navy
Transportation costs threaten US recovery says Capper
Senator Capper of Kansas declared transportation costs are the most pressing national issue and the greatest obstacle to returning to normal conditions and restoring business. He argued high freight and fuel prices hamper industry and commerce nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Senator Capper
Replican
Kansas
Thieves Loot Front Of 404 Fourth Ave in Woolen Heist
A police parade in New York coincided with thieves stealing a $7,000 auto truck loaded with $43,000 worth of woolens from the front of 404 Fourth Avenue. Police were nearby but there were no immediate arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Blue Coats
Fourth Avenue
Centenarian Mrs Sissons Baptized by Bishop of Sheffield
Mrs Ann Sissons aged 101 of Mansfield Nottinghamshire was baptized and confirmed by the Bishop of Sheffield. She previously made three airplane flights last summer reflecting a long active life in her hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ann Sissons
Mansfield
Nottinghamshire
Sheffield
Uncle Joe Cannon Celebrates 85th Birthday in Congress
Washington reports veteran lawmaker John L. Cannon known as Uncle Joe marked his 85th birthday while continuing to serve. The longtime congressman holds the American record for service in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Joe" Cannon
Washington
Uncle Joe
Cannon
Congress
Dr Simon Baruch III Is Critically Ill At Home
Dr. Simon Baruch 82 father of Bernard M Baruch former head of the War Industries board is critically ill at his New York home. He was stricken a week ago with a severe heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Baruch III
New York
Simon Baruch
Bernard M. Baruch
The
War Industries Board
Wos
Railroads Moving To Upgrade Report With ICC Next Week
Washington reports that railroads are slowly upgrading their condition. Interim reports due to the Interstate Commerce Commission next week will show improvement across lines and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mayer May Form Cabinet Provides New French-German Link
Thirling President Phert as reported by the Was sischer Zeitune requests Dr. Wilhelm Mayer the German ambassador to France to form a new cabinet. Mayer asks for time to consider the offer.
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Mayer
Thirling
Phert
Wassischer Zeitune Says
Wilhelm Mayer
France
Edison: movies in schools would advance civilization
Thomas A. Edison argued that replacing books with motion pictures in elementary schools would, in about twenty years, equal ten centuries of progress in civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas A. Mdison
Plans to Beautify Highway in Cherokee County Supported
Business leaders offer to fund East Jeffries Street paving vows and advance town share to beautify the Nations highway from the North Carolina line to Spartanburg. Women groups in Gaffney Blacksburg back flower and fruit tree planting along the road linking communities. Cherokee County pledge noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaffney
Blacksburg
Nations Highway
North Carolina Line
Spartanburg
Mlant
Cherokee County
Carolina Colt Women’s Association Formed at Sans Souci
The Organization of the Women’s Carolina Colt association for clubs in North and South Carolina was completed at the spring invitational tournament opening at Sans Souci Country Club. Mrs. Bernard Cone of Greensboro was elected president and the next annual tournament will be hosted by Greensboro Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Carolina Colt Association
North
South Carolina
Sans Souci Country Club
Bernard Cone
Greensboro
Greensboro Country Club
Prominent Columbia Leader Forms New Republican Party
Columbia confidant Cc Campbell states a new Republican party for South Carolina, built from the white element, is forming with Campbell urged for collector of internal revenue as a leader. Gashey notes no city action on Crifney's Sunday hire laws while stores consider continued promotions. Spartanburg festival signals a grand 250th centennial celebration with a strong turnout and notable artists.
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Columbia
C. Cc. Campbell
South Carolina
Campbell
Gashey
Crifney
Moose Heart man plans lodge recruitment in Greer
A. R. McClure of Moose Heart HL announced in Greer the goal to organize a Lodge of the order of Moose. About 100 men pledged to help and more are joining. Chester congressman W. S. Stevenson will speak at Chester’s Independence Day celebration on July 4.
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Greer
A. R. McClure
Mooseheart, HL
Order of Moose
Ling
Chester
W. S. Stevenson
Fifth Congressional District
Child Dies in Automobile Newberry
A distressing incident occurred at Mrs. B. M. Dennis home in Newberry when Walter Raser Mrs. Hale Sherard of Ninety Six and Hale Sherard Jr two and a half died in the car before reaching Columbia. Sherard noticed the child appeared ill and found it dead likely from heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry
rMs
B. M. Dennis
Walter Raser
Hale Sherard
Hale, Jr
Columbia
Dennis
Sherard
Fort Mill farmers hear soils expert Winters at armory
About 00 farmers gathered in the Fort Mill armory to hear Ti N J Winters of Clemson College speak on soils and fertilizers. Dr Winters, a leading South agricultural speaker, appeared by arrangement of Prof Marion R Smith, head of the local school agricultural department. Farmers voiced delight at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Mil
Fort Mill
N. J. Winters
Clemon College
Last Chance to Buy Furniture at Auction Prices
Last week of the auction sale at L. L. & G. Ue. Tramilton's furniture store draws large crowds. Friends say the auction is more fun than baseball, the show, or the picture. prizes awarded at each sale with a grand prize on the final Saturday night.
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Tramilton
Tne
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