Kerensky Faith Breaks Tension Over Bakhmeteff
Senator Borah charged that Boris Bakhmeteff, former kerensky era Russia envoy, broke faith with the U S by using treasury funds for personal use. He accused Secretary Hughes of shielding the envoy and questioned diplomatic immunity while demanding repayment on a $187 million loaned corporation stake.
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Washington
Boris Bakhmeteff
Kerensky
Russia
Treasury
Borah
Rakhme
Hughes
Senate
Rakhmeteff
Bakhmeteff
Gregorio Semenoff
Bakhmetefft 3 & Corporation
New York
Ohio
Unitedates
Officers Elected by Portland's Y M C A
Portland May 4 Ralph 1 president of Willapa company elected head of the Portland Y M C A succeeding W M Ladd who declined reelection Ladd named President emeritus Burnside long connected with Y M C A work formerly president of Y M C A in Oskaloosa Iowa elder Westminster Presbyterian and member of Chamber of Commerce governors EB McNaughton vice president A Brown treasurer and A L recording secretary were reelected
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Portland
Ralph 1
Willapa Company
Press
Portland Y. M. C. A Yy
W. M. Ladd
Ladd
Burnside
FM. C. A
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Westminster Presbum
of Governors of the Chamber
EB. B. McNaughton
A. Brown
A. L
Russians Make New Appeal to America
Genoa May 4 The Soviet delegation announced Russia is ready to grant American oil interests concessions in its rich fields on the same conditions as other countries. They made an indirect appeal to the United States government in recognition and credits, stating any country can obtain concessions it desires.
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Genoa
Russia
United States
Returns Home to Surprise Robber
Herman Garb tossing Garfinkle's room, after extracting 90 dollars from the pockets. He returned to the Winfield hotel with his fiancée on Wednesday night, but could not recover the cash.
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Herman
Winfield
Garfinkle
Liner Tyndareus Reaches Seattle From Kobe In 12 Days
The Blue liner Tyndareus finished the Kobe to Seattle voyage in 12 days five and a half hours at a speed just under 15 knots. It berthed at Pier 14 late Wednesday and will unload about 4,000 tons of general freight before heading to Vancouver.
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Tyndareus
Kobe
Seattle
Pier 14
van, B. Cc
Japanese store owner to be sentenced on narcotics charge
A jury in district court found Fred Kato guilty Wednesday afternoon of selling narcotics. Federal Judge Jeremiah Néterer will sentence Kato, a Japanese store proprietor, on Monday.
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Fred Kato
Jeremiah Néterer
Accusation Against Governor Russell Refiled in Mississippi
Thomas B. Foster, attorney for Frances Birkhead, forwarded papers in the $100,000 seduction and breach of promise suit against Gov. Lee M. Russell to the federal court at Oxford for re filing. Foster hopes the case will be set for trial at the May term.
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Jackson
Miss
Thomas B. Foster
Frances Birkhead
Lee M. Russell
Mississippi
Federal Court
Oxford
Russell
Foater
Towns Fete Lady Astor in Virginia Tour
Lady Nancy Astor arrives in Richmont and proceeds to Danville Lynchburg and Greenwood to visit historic sites. Thousands line a public reception at the governor's mansion as she speaks to West Hampton College girls about gender roles and attraction.
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Nancy Astor
Omar
Danville
Lady Astor
Lynchburg
Langhorne
Greenwood
Albemarts County
Virginia
Governors Mansion
West Hampton College
Nancy
Strike Riots Surface Despite Court Injunction
In Portland Oregon on May 4 violence continued despite a district court restraining order aimed at halting picket lines and assembly of striking longshoremen on the waterfront. Police arrested three strikers at Second and Oak streets near the Waterfront Employers' association headquarters and police station.
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Portland
Ore
Erresta
District Court
Second
Oak Str
Demonstration on Youth Recreation Held at Local Auditorium
The third in a series of demonstrations on youth recreational life will be presented at the Frederick and Nelson auditorium on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The noon hour is skipped to suit workers. The program follows a safety first theme observed by school children trained through a course by Miss Jessie Merrick.
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Frederick & Nelson Auditorium
Jessie Merrick
Alfred Anderson Injured In City Collision
Alfred Anderson of 1420 Sixth Ave was painfully bruised Wednesday night after being struck by an automobile driven by A. G. Hubbard of 241 Fifth Ave North at the intersection of Sixth Ave and Pike Street.
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Alfred Anderson
Sixth Ave
A. G. Hubbard
Fifth Ave
Pike St
R R Chiefs to Visit City From St Paul
Distinguished railroad officials are expected to arrive in Seattle next Wednesday from St Paul. They will be entertained by the Seattle Chamber of Commerce. Visitors include L W Hill Ralph Budd Walker Hines C O Jenks W P Kenney FE Loomis and T M Schumacher, presidents and officers of major railroads.
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St. Paul
Seattle
Roads Turn Shops to Private Firms
CHICAGO May 4 Railroad officials told the United States Railroad Labor Board that about one third of shop capacity has been leased to private contractors. The disclosure, noting 166000 men removed from board jurisdiction, was presented by C J McGowan at a Sedalia Missouri hearing on leasing M E T shops to A J Hecker Co of Cleveland.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Tabor Board
C. J. Mc Gowan
Sedalia
Parsons, Kana
Dennison
Texan
A. J. Hecker Co
Cleveland
Financial Situation Improving Says Mellon to House Panel
Secretary Mellon told the house banking and currency committees that the financial situation is rapidly growing better and well on the way to normal, with emphasis on agriculture. He urged passage of the bill extending the war finance corporation loans for farmers and livestock producers to June 30, 1923.
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Washington
Mellon
House Banking and Currency Committees
War Finance Corporation
Message for Coleman Blodgett Held at Detroit Telegraph Office
A message for Coleman Podgett regarding his father's death in Detroit is held at the Western Union Telegraph office, 113 Cherry Street, for insufficient address details.
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Coleman Podgett
Detroit
Mich
Western Union Telegraph Office
Cherry St
Juror Finds Gertrude Danes Guilty on Narcotics Charge
Gertrude Danes was found guilty by a federal jury in Judge Jeremiah Neterer's court at noon Thursday. The conviction follows charges of concession and sale of narcotics.
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Gertrude Danes
Jeremiah Neterer
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