Genoa Conference Seen as Landmark Toward World Peace
Lloyd George hailed Genoa as a landmark in peacetime, noting the plenary session’s progress as limited and the temporary truce pact as provisional. He warned financial debts must be addressed, and said the psychological impact on global publics would be electric, signaling a hopeful though cautious path toward world harmony.
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United Press
Genoa
Lloyd George
Nunsia
George Enly
Steel merger under fire in New York inquiry
A sweeping probe into steel industry mergers and price fixing in New York advances with officials examining alleged illegal combinations driving up costs. Investigators led by Samual Cidermeyer scrutinize Consolidated Steel and Bethlehem-Lac as part of a nationwide inquiry into trade restraint, shortages, and rising consumer prices amid corporate consolidation.
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Farle
Heevas
Sintt
York
Frexn
Dreshlent Harding
Druuve
Frogtuss
Gary
Enigene
Timate Busines
New York
Lockwourt
Samal Cidermeyer
Tgtoit Aeimr
Citermeyer
Emerx
Consolidated Steel Sys
Peratlay
Iess
Whder
Welch-Pomerene Hw
Ax Gaport
Ousley to Speak in Fort Worth City Hall Ballroom
CARENCE OLSLEY of Fort Worth, Democratic senatorial candidate, will address a rally in the Gunter Hale ballroom tonight. Col. Ike Ty Vesar and L. Hart arrange the meeting as Ousley campaigns against Dallas Senator Charles A. Cuberon.
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Carence Olsley
Fort Worth
United States Senate
Charles A. Cuberson
Dallas
Texas
Yelock Tomnreur
Tor
Col
Ike Ty Vesar
L. 3. Hart
Mr. Auxiey
Senate
The
Fort Worth Record
Owsley
Hterfioan
Election Decides Two Million Dollar School Bond
A 2,109,000 school bond election set for June 20 follows a San Antonio School Board meeting in the Russell Building. Directors trimmed the proposed sum from 3,000,000 due to city finances and debated using 1,000,000 for junior high facilities and 600,000 for other school needs. Advisory boards urged prudent spending while emphasizing the bond as educational investment in children’s opportunities.
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Russell
Newy
Uilinguey Board
Oud
Tin Board
Carey
Layne
Vargis
Sedom Onard
Wwe
San Antonio
Ku Klux Klan Election Issue in Oregon Today
Oregon reporters outline Klan and Freemasons influence in the Republican primary fight over the party slate. Charles H. of Marshfield gains Klan support as Gov. Olcott ban is debated, with Ralph Wiles and Ten Otton figures cited amid intra party conflict. Democratic nominations appear closely watched.
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Portland
M Klux Klan
Garerner
Oregon
Tinanl
Charles Th
Marshfield
Las 4
Vithian of
Pasteurization Talk to San Antonio Dairymen's Association
Forts health official E Hy Golaz will speak on milk pasteurization at the Chamber of Commerce auditorium. He argues pasteurization reduces disease, cites studies linking unpasteurized milk to tonsillitis and tuberculosis, and notes a dairy herd outbreak test results.
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E. ~ Hy Golaz
Food and Drug Division
Stitt Board of Health
Bexarty Dairymer' S Association
Chamber of Commerce
Rte
Sur- Tees
Irol Golaz
Dairymen
Frank Frielson
San Anforio
Housewives' League
Gols
Bo George Littler
Bex County
Dairymen’s Association
Littler Las
Litter
Golaz
Etter Renarts
al Agathe
Enikdren Lider & Yeura
Ape
Bartert
Gplaz
Man Charged After Raid On Residence
Oscar Letts appeared for preliminary hearing before Commissioner Edwards Jadar on unlawful possession of alcohol after federal agents seized home produced liquor on Trecin Street. Agents Stevens Me kar and McDonald led the raid. wine described as mustang grape went from a cellar to evidence.
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Negallon
Tata Neuse
Trecinn Street
Oscar Letts
United States
Edwards Jadar
Stevens and Mekar
Natentie Acent McDonald
Fiee
Kahr Ang Anglin
Man Found Fatally Wounded in Home
Arbor police investigated a noon incident in a residence where W. W. Musgraves sustained a bullet wound and was rushed to Groat Memorial Hospital. Hospital staff differed on recovery prospects as family members awaited further updates. The call led to the discovery of a single cartridge and questions about the man’s health prior to the injury.
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Jayla
Musgraves Fa
Harvard Explosion Fatal to Two Men at Cambridge
A Harvard University explosion at the Jefferson Physical Laboratory in Cambridge kills two men and injures four of five others. The dead are listed as Dunbar, a student, and William Connell, a carpenter, among the victims.
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Ileana
Brideamalda
Alexander
Serbia
Marie of
Rountains
Taroff Balkane
Deana
Prinetek Marie of Roumata
Kira Cyrallonna
Harvard
Cambringh
Mars
Jefferson Physical Laboratory
Harvard University
Dunbar
William Connell
Breakers of Dry Law Fined and Imprisoned
Fevers Judge West sentenced four individuals for unlawful possession and transport of alcohol. Powers pleaded guilty to transporting 15 bottles of tequila and was fined and jailed. Lunas admitted creating five gallons of moonshine and possessing large quantities of ingredients, receiving jail time and fines. Oliver, Alderes, and others faced fines for illegal mash and liquor possession amid related federal cases. Trials of Fry and Lolater linked to government property issues proceed in Federal Court.
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B.C. Powers
Powers
Medina County
San Antonio
Andre Lunas
Amog
Alfred Oliver Naid
Amos Bail
Algandee
Alderes
Anash
Sidney Fry
Samp Travis
Larry Lolater
Jarze
Court decision may set labor dispute precedent
United States Circuit Court of Appeals today upheld the injunction against the Mascuntha brewery in East St Louis, affirming a federal judge’s restraining order. The case, seen as a test for treason and labor versus capital during industrial unrest, will guide future labor uprisings. The decision, viewed as potentially far reaching, may define precedent on rights of labor and capital and the Make Answers.
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Msu-Lon United Prean Stat
Charles Ows
Jayor
Treagan
Dndee
JM. Wood
Uilizaard
Blizzard
Bet Makers
Chicago
Mary
Tites States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Uphela
Fidera
Teers Wynnetisn
East St. Lol
Mascnutha
Reduels
Companys
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Ing. Beer
Board to Ask Mayor Why of Conditions at City Markethouse
A Board of Wealth review on May 2 cites failures to act on Health Board recommendations for the Market House. Dr JAY Albelecht and Rex Banhert criticize lack of sanitation measures and public response, while Tr. Al bright contends attention was not given to board advice. The Market House remains a key city revenue source amid ongoing health concerns.
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Bleck
Board of Wealth
J.ay Albelecht
Weryite
Rex Banhert
Mark Flouac
Tawue
Albrights
Jr. Albrigin
Politud
Macket Howe
Pune
Defeated Candidate Asked to Pay for Operation on Girl
Jacob Perlman asks former governor candidate to cover a $23 operation cost after his daughter Sara swal lowed a campaign button bearing the candidate's picture. The button was removed at Westchester Hospital after an X ray showed the item under a pediatrician's orders. Perlman demands payment and returns a photograph with the check request.
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Jacob Terlon
UN Svea
Sarr
Sears Old
Publig Scholls
Otter
Pbyelelan
Woestchester
Cave
Jacob Perlman
Valentino Marriage Inquiry Aims To Probe Bigamy Claims
In Los Angeles and San Francisco reports, officials say an investigation into Rudolph Valentino's marriage to Nita Naldi or other figures may determine grounds for or against bigamy. Henry B. Walthall and others commented on past divorces and rumors, with officials reviewing a Delaware inquiry into the case.
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Miss Hudnut
Walthall
San Francisco
Henry Te Walthall
Diytelee
Ing
Marr Peburleston
Taditan
Walthail
Anyather
Drive On Bootleggers And Dope Dealers At Houston
Federal officers announced actions against bootleggers and drug dealers in Houston as part of prohibition enforcement. Details described raids, charges, and pending hearings. Four others face indictments connected to the Floyd case. additional officials note resignations in Washington.
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Peta
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Chick
Sean Reegs
Charg Sa
Floyd
Ep Sotter
Rorey Goenerat
Washingt
D.C
F. Motter
Oklahoma
Department of Tuettes
Nan
Motion to Dismiss Treason Case Lost in West Virginia
Judge J Mo Woods refused defense request to dismiss the treason indictment against Bil Bux, allowing the case to proceed. The ruling marks a setback for the defense which argued the state failed to prove treason. The May 19 hearing in Charles Pons, West Virginia, upheld the indictment and kept the trial moving forward.
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Charles Pon
W.va
J. Mo Woods
Treanson
Bil Buxtort
Ming Storkers
Ts Cane
Woods
Hid
Harding pursues friendly talks with big business to curb legislation
President Harding and his Cabinet push a campaign of social engagement with industrial leaders to avert costly litigation. White House dinners with steel and railroad chiefs aim to ease tensions, secure informal pacts on hours, prices, and rates, and restore confidence in key industries. The effort includes possible rail rate reductions and coal price stability amid national strike, signaling a political argument against Democratic prosperity rhetoric.
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Washington, D.C
Harding
White House
Washington
Agunmstirntin
Mardini
Yao
Commerce Hoover
Mardinjr
Geyreage
Frelg
Iliterature
Comayarce Gomutsyion
Nowy
Jong-awaited
Sion
Marding
Pawle
Hwze Cay
Generik
United States
Ohioan Named Second Chief of Assembly
Ohioan named second chief of assembly and others mentioned include Dr W W Thomson of Columbus president of Ohio State University who was to lay made vice moderator for the 124th general assembly. Names and roles of various church leaders and delegates from different states are listed with scattered notes from the conference.
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Ww. J Thomson
Columbus
University of Oho State
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Johnetown
Pampfer
Esa Cleland B
McAfee
Chicago
Wigan
Lablicurn
Weirkee
Stugre
Mmutchtacon
Pittsbur
Hills of
Church
Trenton
N. J
Remnrea
Wilton M. Smt
New York
Rawkus Thomsen
Amarillo
Freedmen
KR. L. Long
Toledo
Ghia
Matthew
Bearer Falls
Hev
T. W. Swan
Weat Pitistoi
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Bidée
John & Corte
Dore Toont
Tha
Revor Gies
Robert T. Roberts
Rome
Foolish Wives Comes to Empire Theater with Rotogravure Feature
The Evening News boosts its opening day coverage of Foolish Wives with a two page rotogravure supplement from the producers. The photoplay, a million dollar production after over a year in the works, showcases its lavish detail and beauty on film. The extra feature marks the paper’s special plan for readers to view scenes printed in advance tomorrow.
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Evening News
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