British and French leaders push Genoa hopes in tense talks
The article reviews Lloyd George and Poincaré speeches and their Genoa conference aims. It notes British and French hopes for settlement on credits currency and trade while warning against revising Versailles terms. It highlights Russia’s stance and Soviet insulation from full recognition until commitments are met.
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Charles of Austria Hungary dies in Madeira sparks Hungarian succession talk
Harles ex emperor of Austria Hungary dies of pneumonia in Funchal Madeira. Royalists in Hungary move to declare his son Otto nine years old king. Legitimists plan to seek Otto’s immediate return and education in Hungary. Allies unlikely to permit restoration.
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Greek Factional Tensions Rise Over Anatolian Plans
Greek Thrace and Smyrna show mounting resistance to being restored to Turkish rule. Thracian deputies urge leaders to preserve status quo else risk revolt. Smyrna Greeks in London mobilize funds for autonomy and may spur Venizelos return. Separately, coal miners strike talks limp along with limited progress as wage disputes persist.
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Funeral rites for 1064 fallen from France lands at Brooklyn
Last week 1064 bodies, the last of America’s war dead from France, arrived in Brooklyn. A solemn parade and impressive funeral ceremonies at the army base featured prominent army and Navy officers, government representatives, several state governors, and other dignitaries. President Harding sent a message and a wreath.
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Memorial Spheroid Honors Rear Admiral Peary at Arlington
In a ceremony attended by President Harding, Mrs. Harding, cabinet members, and Arctic explorers, a granite spheroid memorial marking the Earth with a gold star at the North Pole was unveiled at Arlington National Cemetery in honor of Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary. Peary’s daughter, Mrs. Edward Stafford, who spent years in Arctic regions, performed the unveiling.
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Navy warns on disloyalty amid bureau shakeup
RESIDENT HARDING has not yet yielded to the demand that he give specific reason for the sudden dismissal of Director Wilmeth and all division superintendents of the bureau of printing and engraving. Louis A. Hill was made director and a committee began checking up the stock. Reports of duplication of Liberty bonds were initially denied but later admitted as potentially factual. Secretary Denby has warned navy officers and men about treasonous foreign originated societies and their propaganda to undermine morale and sow disloyalty.
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Representative Tinkham Attacks the Anti-Saloon League
Massachusetts congressman Tinkham denounces the Anti-Saloon League on the floor, charging false returns and political meddling. He urges Justice Department inquiry as the league allegedly controls Congress. The House passes a deportation bill for aliens violating prohibition laws by 222 to 73 amid protests.
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Industrial Notes from the Era of Rising Electric Service
The Continental Gas and Electric Company of Omaha contracts 150 miles of transmission lines at about 175000 dollars, expanding to 65 towns with 450 miles of lines. Oklahoma City surveys show 340 daily calls from a drug store paying 7.50 dollars monthly for rental, while pay stations aim to recover free service. Portland Maine builds a standby steam plant costing millions to back water power. McCook advances a 100000 dollar junior high, Burlington plans plant improvements in summer, Anselmo Electric Light and Power sold to R T L Richardson. Governors favor a constitutional amendment to tax-exempt securities. Electric signs exceed two and a half per thousand. demand grows in smaller cities.
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Scribner Voters OK 85,000 Bond for High School
City residents approve bonds totaling 85000 to fund a new high school building, citing the existing structure as inadequate after years of demand for improved facilities.
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Tanlac-Basships Pharmacy promotes appetite control
A promotional note claims nature favors eating what you want and suggests Tanlac-Basships Pharmacy as the remedy to enable this. The brief advertorial implies health benefits from the product without scientific support.
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