Invasion of Silesia Begins Amid Allied Crisis
Berlin reports organized Polish forces seizing large areas in Upper Silesia. British and Italian troops suffer casualties while Polish units estimated at 15 000 to 20 000 push toward Katowice and Tarnowice. Martial law declared in several towns as fighting and unrest continue.
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Berlin
Polieh
Upper Silesia
Germany
Inter- Allied Commission
Tarnowitz
Kattowitz
Tarnowits
D Ark
Plees
Rybnik
Germany's cabinet resigns amid reparations crisis
Berlin reports note on German reparations ultimatum delivered to Foreign Minister Von Simons. Reichstag foreign committee to decide new cabinet in coalition terms. Fehrenbach and Von Simons resign, Silesian conflict cited as minor cause. President Ebert asks ministers to stay until a new government forms. Gustav Stresemann poised to head the ministry.
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Germany
Carl D. Groat
Berlin
al- Bed
von Simons
Tely
Reichstag
al Bed
Constantin Fehrenbach
Ebert
Gustav Strosaman
People’s Party
Allied Invitation to U S for Supreme Council
The state department reports an invitation for the United States to be represented in the allied Supreme council is being transmitted to this government but has not yet been received.
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U. S
Washington
State Department
United States
Allied Supreme Council
Peace Resolution Delayed in House
The Knox resolution faces an uncertain path after a conflict in the House. Chairman Porter and the foreign affairs committee members said it is unclear when the measure will be taken up. Republican Leader Mondell echoed the uncertainty.
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Washington
Knox
House
Porter
Foreign Affairs Committee
Fepublican
Mondell
Divorce Suit Noted In Lavender Note Paper Jurisprudence
A judge remarks on divorce litigation styled with lavender note paper as the intriguing element of a case. Mrs. Gaybird is highlighted for her elaborate, decorative filing, drawing attention to the litigation's aesthetics.
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VOGUE
Dresemaker
Lost emerald mine revealed by spirit control in Chile
Mrs EK B Patterson of Cumberland Gap Tennessee says a mine near Santiago has been revealed through spirit control. She accuses a long concealed emerald deposit lying in strata below the earth’s surface near the capital and asks if emeralds are common in Chile.
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Santiago
Chile
EK. B. Patterson
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
United States
Upper Silesia Vote Sends Region to Germany
Polish forces launched a sudden attack on Allied troops guarding Upper Silesia after residents voted in the plebiscite to favor German control. Allied commanders resisted the Polish entry and a battle ensued as Britain France and Italy sought to protect German residents.
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Upper Silesia
Germany
Poland
Upper Silesian
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany Gets Final Decree Demanding Reparations Acceptance
The allies delivered an ultimatum to Germany to accept reparations terms by May 12. If declined, occupation of the Ruhr valley and other measures will begin May 12 and continue until Germany fulfills its obligations. The note, signed by the supreme council, notes a 6.75 billion pound debt and demands guaranties, war crime trials, and Versailles obligations.
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London
Germany
Ruhr
Supreme Council
St. Hamer
Paris
Lloyd George urges German disarmament to ease frontier threat
In the House of Commons Premier Lloyd George declares that Germany must be compelled to disarm so France can remove its frontier concerns. He calls the disarmament demand a key part of the allied reparations ultimatum to Berlin.
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Germany
Lloyd George
London
France
House of Commons
Berlin
Johnson names anti Jap faction to lead immigration fight
Senator Hiram Johnson of California announced a Western states group will spearhead the effort to restrict Japanese immigration. The committee includes senators Ashurst Phippa Norris Pittman Jones Harrold McNary Sheppard King Poindexter and house members Hayden Timberlake Smith McCormack Arents Montoya MacClintic Sinnott Garner Leaverwood Miller. The California delegation will advise as needed.
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Washington
Hiram Johnson
California
West
Congress
Johnson
Ashurst
Arizona
Phippa
Colorado
Rorah
Idaho
Walsh
Montana
Norria
Nebraska
Pittman
Nevada
Jones
New Mexico
Harrold
Oklahoma
McNary
Oregon
Sheppard
Texas
King
Utah
Poindexter
House
Hayden
Timberlake
Smith
McCormack
Arents
Montoya
MacClintic
Sinnott
Garner
Leaverwood
Miller
Comeback Bid After Prison: Roberts Aims for Terre Haute Mayor
Don M. Roberts, after nearly four years in Leavenworth for alleged election fraud tied to his 191% mayoral win, won the Democratic nomination and declares he will be Terre Haute mayor next, vowing a fair and square campaign.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Don M. Roberts
Odda
Roberts
Leavenworth Federal Prison
Boy bit by vicious dog on throat and arms
Mike Karakashian of 1229 Corwin Place was brought to city hospital Wednesday night by his father Jacob after a dog attack. Wounds were attended and he was released. The boy said the dog was vicious and had attacked several other children.
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Mike Karakashian
Corwin Place
City Hospital
Jacob Karakashian
Karaakashian
Window burglary and theft at two homes reported
Jimmy window broken at W E Bedley residence 3724 Cascadia Ave burglars stole 40 in paper money and 5 in old coins Wednesday night. An Elk s tooth was taken from Kathleen Hart s Wind sor Apartments Sixth Ave and Union St during the evening.
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W.el. Bedley
Cascadia Ave
Kathleen Hart
Windsor Apartments
Sixth Ave
Union St
Farmer Held After Attempted En Amour Case
William Thompson, a 40 year old farmer, was arrested Wednesday night and charged with disorderly conduct for allegedly attempting to charm Mrs. Maud Harvey, 45, of 1419 Albersol with beguiling glances.
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Maud Harvey
Albersol
William Thompson
Splendid Coat Values at 22.75 Across Silk Lined Styles
Describes coats made from Ramona Veldyne Duvet de Laine Bolivia and Tricotine in season colors. Coats are silk lined with sizes 16 to 42. Notes include many shades of blue and overall desirable materials.
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Bolivia
Low Price Dresses in Smart Spring Styles at 13.50
Attractive models shown in fine fabrics like Taffetas Tricolettes Crepe de Chine and Georgette. Colors include navy Copenhagen gray brown and black. Prices 13.50 for sizes 16 to 40, not available in every style and color.
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Copenhagen
Gingham Frocks for Little Tots 95
White Corduroy Coats in good washable quality for 1 to 3 year olds. Crepella and silk babies coats 6 months to 3 years with embroidered collars and cuffs. Some items slightly soiled but cleanable. BABY SHOP second floor.
Boys' All-Wool Suits With Extra Knickers Promotion
Mothers, can you beat this for Boys' All-wool Suits. Extra knickers double wear. Coats are serge lined and full belted. Knickers full lined with taped seams. Also sport blouses in percales and chambray. Sizes 6 to 15 and 6 to 13 with low prices. Boys' Section Upper Main Floor.
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Uprer
Anniversary Toilet Goods Picks in Floral Bath Array
In the toilet goods section readers find Floral Bath a new style soap offered in almond violet rose verbena and sandal. Prices include a 35¢ cake or 3 for 5¢. Shaving brushes for barbers priced at 500¢ and 1.35. Armour's Venetia Bath varieties 10¢ per cake or 12 for 90¢.
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Armour’s
Bakery Price List Highlights 1920s Specials
Sun Maid Raisin Scones 30¢ per dozen. Whipped Cream Puffs 5¢ each. Assorted Macaroons 15¢ per dozen. 2 dozen for 28¢. Old-fashioned Apple Cake 5¢ per slice.
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