World happenings tersely told in San Remo dispatches
Dispatches from San Remo report decisions to internationalize the Dar danelles and station allied contingents in Constantinople. Entente premiers discuss occupation of the Ruhr basin, while Morgan and Co. confirm talks for a large Austrian loan in Paris. Berlin says Reichswehr to evacuate the Ruhr neutral zone by April 24.
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Supreme Council
Dardanelles
San Remo
Constantinople
Ruhr
Germany
Entente
Paris
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York
Berlin
Reichswehr
Washington battles over rail losses and war costs dominate
House committees set total rail loss estimates at 1.129 billion dollars including 225 million in guarantees. A 1 percent gross sales tax is considered for soldier relief. War risk insurance for 25 000 disabled veterans rises 20 dollars a month. Chicago switchmen strike leaders warned to return or be replaced. Senate urged maintenance of guarding forces in the capital. Women pickets target the White House and treasury over Irish freedom. Mexico closes Nogales Guaymas and other ports amid Sonora unrest.
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House Appropriations Committee
Washington
House
Senate
Frelinghuysen
Labor strife in Kansas tests new industrial court
Kansas debates a state law and an industrial relations court as Alexander M. Howat and other officials face jail for testifying while arrests spread to railroad men over switchmen’s strikes. The piece also notes fears of communist influence from the I W W and Moscow Third Internationale amid European unrest.
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Kansas
Alexander M. Howat
Kansas Mine Workers’ Union
Ireland Tensions Ease As Prisoner Hunger Strike Ends
The article notes calmer affairs in Ireland as factions move toward a potential archy and moderates fear crime under political rhetoric. It says the home rule bill won't gain unanimous support and mentions the British government freeing 70 Irish prisoners ending a hunger strike that threatened a broader general strike.
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Ireland
Partes
China banking consortium aims to harmonize reforms
Internal problems in China push a financial consortium of powers to control rail loans and public utilities through allied banking groups. Shanghai South China tensions linger but Japan may join on equal terms as Britain France and others prepare for post Turkish peace moves amid Kemal’s nationalist push. French reinforcements dampen Syrian Ardor as Ismid fortifications rise and French forces move to Cilicia and aid Americans at Aintab and Urfa.
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Ment
Adana
Aleppo
Cypress
Turkey
China
Caucasus
Batoum
Council of the
League of Nations
Armenia
G. G. Harboard
Shanghai
America
Sangland
France
Peking
Japan
England
Mustapha K Kemal
Syria
Cilicia
Ismid
Aintab
Urfa
Sonora Proclaims Itself a Separate Republic
Ten years of Mexican turmoil persist as Sonora announces a formal withdrawal from the republic. Gen. P. Elias Calles proclaims the republic of Sonora while federals plan suppression of rebels. Other states may join, but no drastic shift is expected to alter the ongoing crisis or presidential campaign dynamics. France and Britain resolve their Ruhr dispute with a staged withdrawal and no unilateral moves anticipated.
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Carranza
Sonora
Republic of
P. Elias Calles
What It Means A Coated Tongue And Liver Health
A medical note explains that a coated tongue, bad breath, and languor can signal liver trouble. It cites Professor Hemmeter on the liver’s importance and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a remedy, with testimonials from Mrs. Anna Kash of Kokomo and Mrs. Cora M. Peck of Elgin praising their mild, effective relief.
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Hemmeter
Kokomo
Ind
Elgin, Til
Remedy to Neutralize Stomach Acids Offered to Sufferers
An advertisement touts a potion named Eatonic as a sure remedy for acid stomach bloating indigestion and sour stomach. It claims over half a million users report relief and promises a refund if not satisfied.
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United States
Toulon
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la Seyne-Ser-Mer
Angel Flores
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Sinaloa
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Guatemala City
Cabrera
Carlos Herrera
Ta Palma
Bucharest
Roumania
Baldwin Locomotive Company of
Philadelphia
Alberta
Calgary
Danube
Suliia
Rome
Toan of Arc
Ander
Dublin
Chicago
Street Railway Employees’ Union
Arkansas
Ort Smith
Elbert
BH. Gary
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W. R.thompson
Jamaica Bay
St. George’s Church
Thomas W. Shelley
James W. Markoe
J. P. Morgan
Shelley
New Goodyear Industrial University
Akron
John Grunau
Chicago Yardmen’s Association
Joliet
Easley Cotton Mills
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Brunswick-Balke Collender Company
Mulberry
Kan
Pittsburg
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial Fund
Young Women’s Christian Association Fund
Cleveland, O
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Lilly
Martin’s Ferry
Henry J. Allen
Topeka
Anthony Grogen
the Home For
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Anthony Brizzolarro
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Illinois Staats-Zeitung
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Book of Discipline
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Wyoming
Congress
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Delavan
Wis
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Guaymas
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Sasabe
Naco
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Champ Clark
Red
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Mexico
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Illinois
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Frankfort
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Doctor Pierce
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Peterson
F. E. Root
Michigan Street
Buffalo
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Peterson Ointment Co
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Brush-McWilliams Co
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Thioco
Jersey City
N. J
Montgomery
Indianapolis
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