World News Briefs From The South and Europe
Economic experts from five Allied powers and Germany meet in Brussels to discuss war reparations. New nations Bulgaria Costa Rica Finland and Luxembourg join the League of Nations assembly in Geneva. Diwali cloth gift strikes halt 5000 mill workers in Bombay. Martial law imposed in Breux Bohemia after clashes. six killed and fifteen wounded. Americans in Smyrna reportedly harassed after siege declaration. British labor pushes for peace in Ireland with a Lloyd George deputation. Capt Mills of the American Line retires after 52 years and 1068 Atlantic crossings. Viscount Stewart and Eleanor Guggenheim wed in London. Communist attempts in Czecho Slovakia fail. government regains strength.
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Germany
Brussels
League of Nations
Assembly of the League
Geneva
Bulgaria
Costa Rica
Fineland
Luxembourg
France
Australia
Bombay
India
Breux
Bohemia
Satz
Smyrna
Foreign Office
Paria
Red Cross
Ireland
Labor Party
Lloyd-George
Arthur Henderson
London
A. R. Mills
Atlantic
Viscount Stewart
Earl of
Coatle Stewart
Eleanor Guggenheim
Solomon R. Guggenheim
New York City
Canon David
Coventry
L. S. Stewart
Stewartstown
County Tyrone
CzechoSlovakia
Paris
Eleven killed in Manila uprising among constabulary and police
A Manila incident left eleven dead in an uprising within the walled city as troops from the Filipino constabulary clashed with Manila police. The dispatch notes four Americans and seven Filipinos among the dead.
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Manila
P. 1
Wall City
Filipino Constabulary
Truman H. Newberry
Supreme Court
Joseph Strauss
Gleaves
United States
Daniels
Admiral Decker
Madrid
Fifth Naval District
Pensacola
Fla
Boston
Germany
Santa Claus
America
Baton Rouge
Louietann Railroad Commission
Cumberland Telephone Company
Texas Farm Bureau
Harding
Deportation of Soviet envoy Martens ordered by Secretary Wilson
The deportation of Ludwig CA K Martens, unrecognized Soviet ambassador to the United States, is ordered by Secretary Wilson of the labor department. Senate approves Poindexter anti strike bill without objection, debate, or roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig CA. K. Martens
United States
Wilson
Labor Department
Poindexter
Senate
Stokes
Sam J. Rogers
Congress
Newcomb H. Carlton
West Union Telegraph Company
Barbadoes
Cuba
State Department
Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
Burleson
Steenerson
House Postal Committee
House
Appeals court upholds three year terms for India revolution plots
The US court of appeals affirmed three year sentences for Heramba Lal Gupta George Paul Boehm Albert A Webbe and Gustav H Jacobson convicted in Chicago of fomenting and organizing revolution in India and a military expedition against England. Detroit case of Frank H Dohany manslaughter related to August Dwyer’s death acquitted. The report notes various crimes and incidents across several states including thefts explosions and a fatal refinery accident.
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United States Court of Appeals
Heramba Lal Gupta
George Paul Boehm
Albert A. Webbe
Gustav H. Jacobson
Chicago
India
England
Marion
Ohio
Typographical Union
Harding
Detroit
Frank H. Dohany
August Dwyer
Middlewboro
Robert Sattes
James Franklyn
Tve
Trenton
Hamilton County
Tennessee
Calhoun County
Ala
John Brennan
Guilt Refining Company
Hutchin- Jaon Island
Savannah
Hendersonville
N. C
Vburgh
N. Y
Crawley Brothers
Towns County
Georgia
Superior Court
United States
Alan Powder Company
Landing
N.J
Hopatcong
Atlas Powder Company
Pittsburg
Kans
Louis Krohnberg
New York
Norman Talmadge
Littrell
Blessing
Big Stone Gap
Davy Green Walden
Appalachia
Vare
Ireland War Drives Irish Settlement Efforts at League Assembly
Edward W. Pickard notes disarmament as key to League success, reporting on Austria and Bulgaria joining the League, Bulgaria and Austria votes, and Britain ending the two power standard. The assembly adopts a permanent court statute, an international commission for credit, and progress toward Irish truce talks amid Cork riots and Sinn Fein violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Bulgaria
Lloyd George
Father O'Flanagan
Sinn Felp
Arthur GriMth
Famonn de Valera
Trish
Arthur Griffth
de Valera
America
Ireland
London
Liverpool
Brary
Cork
Durmanway
Sinn
Colby
Commission of Inquiry
China proclaims reunification of northern and southern factions
President Hen s Chih chang issues a reunion mandate to unify the republic and promote democracy. Canton’s south government dissolves and cancels independence as rival factions clash, with British steamer fleeing. Peking hopes to conciliate remaining factions soon.
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Peking
North
South
China
Hen S Chih-chang
Canton
Tsen Chun-hsuan
Executive Committee
Southern Military
Reunion
Ven Chunhoon
Lu-Yongting
Mu- Yung-baien
Kwangs Party
Scout Vincent Wins Nation Essay Prize in Fire Prevention
Oakland Cal resident Lewis A Vincent wins the first national prize in a national board of fire underwriters contest among Boy Scouts for essays on Fire Prevention. He receives a solid gold medal and a 49 article camping outfit, among other honors shared with district winners and state prizes across the country.
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Lewis Adam Vincent
Oakland
Cal
National Board of Fire
Boy Scouts of America
Vincent
Scout
Henry F. Howe
Cohasset
Mass
Dudley F. Showman
Southington
Conn
Robert N. Young
Philadelphia
Wendell Ayres
Upland
Ind
Cecil C. Hunnicutt
Giltner
Neb
Clifford R. House, Jr
Covington
William Blake
Fox Lake
Wis
Dudley F. Snowman
Wilbur E. Mallalien, Jr
Jersey City
Lyman A. Stockman
East Orange
N. J
George L. Britt
New York City
George A. Hess
Roslyn
N. Y
Phin Fitzpatrick
Bessemer
Ala
Wm. Halton
Jonesboro
Ark
Lewis A. Vincent
Felix F. Farrell
Denver
Colo
T. B. Ford
Atlanta
Joe W. Slotb
Bubl
Watio
Mac Wetherhold
Princeton
Ill
Wendell Ayers
Upta
Ernest W. Johnson
Wamego
Kru
R. House, Jr
Edwin R. Gould
Portland
Billy J. Somerville
Pikesvile
Fred Bradley
Detroit
Mich
Howard Caddy
Nashwauk
Mion
Louis Madison
la Plata
Cecil C. Hubnieut
John BR. Holbrook
Keene
N. H
W. E. Mallailey
Frederick Stanley
Deming
N. M
H. Kenneth Lee
Asheville
N. C
William W. Newcomb
Bismarck
N. D
George Albert Hess
Ivan Grimshaw
Akron
Kenneth
Boys Scouts of America
Seattle Scouts Set 150 Mile Coastal Trek Record
Bay scouts of Seattle led by Scoutmaster Robert J. Drake and Harold D. Ware hiked from Hood Canal to the ocean in five and a half days, beating the usual two to three week trip. They carried their own supplies, covering about 150 miles.
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Bay Scouts of
Seattle
Wash
Robert J. Drake
Harold D. Ware
Seattle Council
Hood
Caual
Ocean
Parents' Caprice In Infancy and Early Childhood
A historical note on how childhood lives by adult caprice and consistency shapes early lessons. The article also mentions a large New York hotel providing every guest who spends about 2,000 a day with a free copy of a morning newspaper.
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New York
Indiana Standardizes County Road Plans Under Highway Commission
The Indiana State Highway Commission issued an order requiring standardized plans and specifications for all county highways seeking state aid. Effective July 1, the regulation aligns Indiana’s standards with federal requirements and applies to county-aid projects under the state highway and county unit road laws.
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State Highway Commission
Indiana
Commission
Romans And Good Highways
Two thousand years ago the Romans built durable roads with four construction layers statumen rodus nucleus and pavimentum. These heavy but well drained roads carried chariot and packhorse traffic for centuries, forming the empire’s backbone and offering a profitable lesson as a new highway era begins.
Highway plans get party backed federal aid
Both Republican and Democratic platforms affirm liberal federal appropriations for road improvement. The editorial notes this bipartisan stance shows motor transportation as a key factor in the nation's economic fabric and that efforts will continue to invest in road work.
Care Received by Colt in First 18 Months Shapes Future Worth
Readable text notes the care given to a colt in his first 18 months as a major factor in predicting his value at maturity. Emphasis on early development and potential impact on future performance.
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Colt
Bear
Practical Farm Notes on Horse Care and Feeding
The article outlines methods to destroy lice on horses using cay and creolin, emphasizes exercising fowls by feeding whole or cracked grain to litter, and suggests doubling harness teams for plowing. It advises limited water after feeding and stresses proper care over several weeks to reap rewards.
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Spain
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Poland
Roumania
Brazil
Chile
Uruguay
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St. Germain
Borah
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Japan
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International Court of Justice
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Latin America
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Switzerland
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Luxemburg
Finland
Gresce
Wellington Koo
Armenia
Baltic States
Henry Morgenthau
Erivan
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League Assembly
International Commission
Jugo-Silvia
Qxecho
Slovakia
Turkey
International Communications Congress
Italy
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Athens
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