Germany Subsidies Put Under Pressure by US Officials
Washington officials warn that Germany’s 400 million subsidy program to boost industry and trade risks igniting inflation and hurting American exports. At a high level talk with Hoover and Wallace, experts say Germany’s cheap exports threaten markets in South America and may topple as the reed snaps within months.
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Washington
Germany
Hoover
Wallace
United States
Just Ag Abe
Newt
Dutch Contention Unrecognized on Sumatra Oil Claims
The United States rejected Dutch contentions over late permission to exploit the Djambi oil fields in Central Sumatra. Washington stated it will not recognize the Dutch position on the disputed exploitation rights.
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Washington
United States
Djambi
Sumatra
Antelope Slaughter Angers Swift Current Seek Protection
Indignation rose in Swift Current Saskatchewan as reports said a large herd of antelope northwest of town had at least half of its members killed. Conservationists called for stricter controls to protect the plains wildlife.
Mexican situation shifts to time and terms of amity
Washington notes the Mexican crisis has become a matter of timing. The United States expects Mexican authorities to accept the proposal for amity and commerce or remain outside the talks.
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Washington
United States
Menober Out With General Mitchell in Army Air Service
General Mitchell and Menober depart from active duty as Chief of the Army Air Service issues recommendations to the Secretary of War. The unnamed officer steps back amid strategic reform talks shaping air power directives.
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Army Air Service
Secretary OF War
Mitchell Declared One of Army Air Service Pioneers
Major General Mitchell praised as a brilliant officer and aviation pioneer as Secretary Weeks moves to relieve him from current duties after unity air service discussions. President Harding and J. G. Mitchell urged consolidation while Mexican stance on treaty and property rights complicates official positions.
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Army Air Service
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Debates on Irish Question and Admiral Sims Contain Controversy
Discussion centers on Secretary Dewey and Rear Admiral Sims addressing the Irish question while criticized by Senator McCormick for remarks before the English Speaking Union. Reports note Simmons comments about Americans and money, and mentions about hospital site searches, Galbraith killed, Ruth in jail, and a forest experiment in Asheville.
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Ullnois
Harding
Henley
London
Sims
Debates Rise Over Initiatives and Divorces Worldwide
Fragmentary notice outlines moves to advance initiatives and divorce actions, with reference to New York and Japan. It notes petitions on the Eighteenth Amendment and calls for better living conditions as part of national resolutions. Mentions Save-a-Life League data and disarmament efforts tied to Chamber of Commerce deliberations.
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Japan
Thcrease
United States
Great Britain
Save-a-Life League
Chamber of Commerce
Proposal to insurgents in Berlin sparks mine disaster rumors
An inaccurate report claims Soviet emissaries meet with Polish insurgents to form a miners state in Upper Silesia. It alleges over two miners trapped at St Paul mine near Mark, with relief crews and guards attempting to reach the level as a rescue proceeds.
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Momcow Soviet
Adelbert Kofanty
Upper Silesia
Peru
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Warsaw
Paris
Mark
Athens Faces Renewed Combat as King Leads Front
Tense Athens braces for renewed hostilities with the Turkish nation in Asia Minor. The approach of a decisive campaign is marked by King Constantine departing for the front to bolster defense.
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Athens
Asia Minor
Constantine
Great Dam in Jeopardy as Flood Swells Near Durango
Heavy rains and rapid snowmelt push the Lasanimas River over banks threatening the Eletra dam 17 miles north of Durango. Bridges along the river have been washed away and the flood risk grows as waters rise.
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Durango
Colo
Lady Churchill Loses Foot in Fall
London report on Lady Randolph Churchill mother of Winston Churchill undergoing ankle amputation after a fracture from a fall. Also items from Newark Berlin and Washington cover prohibitions droughts and war-era concerns with various civic and political notes.
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London
Randolph Churchill
Winston Churchill
Two Drown While Surf Bathing at Wrightsville Beach
In Wrightsville Beach North Carolina two men Bates and C H Meltridge special examiners of the Interstate Commerce Commission drowned while surf bathing at Wrightsville Beach. The tragedy occurred during an excursion involving official observers.
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Wilmington, N. C
K Bates
C.H. Meltridge
L Iterate Commerce Comission
Wrightsville
Hoaeh
Must Import Gold Only Mexico Decree Bans Foreign Money
In Mexico City a decree signed by President Obregon prohibits importation of any foreign money except gold or the circulation of such currency within the country, effective after July 1. The ruling aims to restrict currency movement and bolster gold transactions.
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Mexico City
Obregon
Cashier Death at Spartan Bank Ad Ends Doors
A cashier at the Tank of Sparta in Shirts, Georgia, was found dead from a pistol wound after the bank doors were closed. A coroner's jury ruled the death as self-inflicted.
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Phillippine National Bank
Magi Mae
Hurnety
Sparta
Tts
Century-old resident dies in Chester County home
Jane Hemphill, a 100 year old Black woman, died suddenly at her home in Chester County. The report notes a special ceremony instruction from the war department designating June 14 as Flag Day to foster closer army civilian relations.
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Chester County
Jane Hemphill
Washington
War Department
Price Drops in Raw Sugar to Four-Year Low
New York reports raw sugar prices fall to a four year low after 6 700 boxes Costa Rican sugar sold with import duty paid. Combined wheat crop forecast rises to 48 million bushels versus last year. Bristol sees mob violence fears ease after arrest in Kingsport case. Pueblo to withdraw National Guard as floods recede. New Orleans Marine strikers convicted of violating federal injunction.
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Uren Quillin
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Bluntsville
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New Orleans
United States
Ane
German Reparation Bonds to Be Marketed amid Price Range
London reports Germany plans to issue new bonds with pricing between 45 and 65 percent of face value subject to successful vetting. Wilmington labor board seeks to mediate a dispute between Pullman Co and workers as a 51,000,000 bushel crop forecast is adjusted downward. Washington notes a 51,000,000 bushel drop in winter wheat outlook from last month’s June crop report. Washington anticipates a presidential proclamation to withdraw U S troops from the Dominican Republic. Rosenberg in Oppein near Selicia is occupied by British troops amid Polish insurgent advances in Upper Silesia. Toronto approves a organic union of Presbyterian, Methodist, and Congregational churches by 410 to 111. Macon reports Dr J B Gambrell Sr is near death per messages from Dallas.
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Germany
Washington
Department of Agriculture
House Passes the Peage Resolution and War State Ended
The House votes 305 to 61 to approve the Peage Resolution and declares the state of war no longer exists. The measure affirms domestic peace and ends wartime status.
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Paves Way for Hun Trade in War Debates
The House voted five to one to terminate the state of war with the central powers and 305 to 61 to repeal the declaration of war, sending the issue toward conference. Critics warned repeal would betray the war effort while some argued it would boost trade with Germany.
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Tennessee
Connally
Texas
Flood
Germany
Congress
Elections Promise Sharp Divide in Rome Chamber
Disorder feared as Rome officials forecast a bitter split among political factions over a presidential election in the Chamber of Deputies. The rift between communists and extreme nationalists risks escalating tensions and unrest.
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Chamber of Deputies
Red Russian Official Planned Transit Through North America
London reports Leonid Krassin Russian soviet minister of trade and commerce plans a coast to coast visit to Canada and the United States in the near future the Associated Press says his headquarters confirms the schedule.
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London
Leonid Krassin
Canada
United States
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Associated Press
Strike Settlement Probable in London Mines
Messages from mining centers report mounting support among striking miners for accepting the latest offer from coal mine owners, suggesting a probable settlement of the dispute.
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London
Linney Hearing to the Public in North Carolina Nomination
Public hearings on Frank A. Linney s nomination as United States attorney for the western district of North Carolina will begin June 2 before a Judiciary subcommittee. The roll includes other items from Washington and international notes.
Eight UNC students suspended amid freshmenroom disturbance
Eight second year students at the University of North Carolina were suspended for the remainder of the term after entering freshmen rooms in Carr Hall while the “oven vents” were away, overturning beds, throwing furniture, and soaking beds and clothing. The event comes as UNC prepares for a large June 11 26 commencement with Governor Morrison presiding and speeches by Josephus Daniels and others as the school notes record-setting degree awards.
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University of North Carolina
Morrison
Navy
Josephus Daniela
Premont Chaise
Chapel Hill
First County Takes Over State Highway Blocks Road Work
Hickory reports the Burke to Newton road project under assessment with a 125000 state appropriation and possible 7500 interest if additional funds aren't secured. State highway control extends to several routes including Burke to Iredell and Hickory to the Catawba, with engineer A. Cuttsla on site.
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