Baldwin Chosen British Premier as Curzon Steps Aside
Edward W. Pickard notes Britain settles on Baldwin after Curzon loses favor with Labor and France. Baldwin to shape a cabinet likely to include Curzon as foreign secretary and Lord Robert Cecil as chancellor. Ruhr unrest and Moscow influence spark European tension as Soviet inquiries hinge on peace and leverage. Meanwhile in China, Suchow hostages, German, American, and other nationals face bandit danger with limited state aid. Presbyterian crisis in the U S tests liberalism and doctrinal boundaries as Bryan era reform advances.
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Curzon
Baldwin
Great Britain
Lord Curzon
England
France
Ruhr
Belgium
Washington
America
Robert Cecil
League of Nations
Duchy of Lancaster
Swas
Russia
Leonid Krassin
Greece Turkey tensions rise over reparations and war risk
Greece refuses cash or territorial concessions along the Maritza, threatening to quit Lausanne and resume hostilities. Ismet Pasha asks Britain’s stance as Greek and Turkish forces brace for possible conflict. Turkey pressures to seize Karagatch and Dardanelles areas while Bulgaria watches. Bonar Law resigns as Britain’s prime minister amid party tensions, Curzon and Baldwin named as contenders.
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Greece
Turkey
Maritza
Ismet Pasha
Venizelos
Sir Horace Rumbold
Great Britain
Sir Horace
Karnagatch
Isaragatch
Constantinople
Thrace
Henry J. Allen
Dardanelles
Anatolia
Mosul
Syria
Karagatch
Adrianople
Bulgaria
Bryan in Presbyterian assembly debates evolution fight
In Annapolis the Presbyterian general assembly heard William Jennings Bryan and fellow fundamentalists push against evolution. Bryan failed to become moderator but led debates and offered a resolution attacking Darwinian theory.
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William Jennings Bryan
Presbyterian General Assembly
Inanapolis
Bryan
Ife
Umpire resigns in mixed claims commission case
Former Justice Day cites strenuous work as umpire and resigns last week. Judge E B Parker is named to succeed him as the American war claims against Germany total about one and a half billion dollars. The United States files 336,113,000 while a former prisoner of war seeks 1 for loss of property. Lusitania losses total 22,806,000. Socialists’ Internationale unites with Vienna and Second Internationale. some Russians and Baltic dissenters excluded. Socialist Party of America rejects national labor party moves but pursues independent political action in states. Italians face strikes from Fascists in Naples as Fascists ally with Nationalists.
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Tformer Justice Day
Mixed Claims Commission
E. B. Parker
Germany
United States
Commission
Farmer-Labor Party
Workers’ Party of America
Socialist Party
Hamburg
New York
Fascisti
Naples
Fascist
Hooper Reappointed Chairman of Railway Labor Board
E. W. Hooper was re elected chairman of the United States railway labor board last Wednesday. Voluntary wage increases totaling several hundred thousand dollars annually were reported by many roads. The Pennsylvanian system raised pay for 55,000 shopmen by about 4 million dollars each year.
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E. W. Hooper
United States Railway Labor Board
Mexican Debt Plan Progress With U S Bankers
An international banking group led by J. P. Morgan & Co. has arranged with the Mexican government a plan to adjust the Mexican public debt. American and Mexican commissioners pursuing resumption of diplomatic relations are making good progress but will likely remain occupied for another month.
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N International Banking Group
J. P. Morgan & Co
Community Notes From Grand Prairie and Nearby Areas
Local residents report visits and gatherings including Grand Prairie families visiting Alva Hart, Hye Dykman hosting meals, dances at Wyerts and Harm Hippens, barn dance at John Junkers, and a ball game in Sidney. Farmers note grain hauling by Johnson Brothers and hog shipments to Sunol, while school in District 17 closes after a successful term. Also a farming health advisory urges cleanliness to prevent calf diseases.
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Alec Pearson
Alva Harts
Frank Heinzman
Fred Windshoemer
Johnson Brothers
Fred. Lenbard
Cheyenne
Henry Beebe
U. P
Claus Dyhman
Wyerts
Ray Treman
Will Frerick
Sunol
Dist
Paul
Harm Hippens
BE. A. Johnson
Will
Albert Johnson
Sidney
Annual Meeting of Nebraska Stock Growers at Alliance
Notice from Lakeside Neb dated May 8 1923 announces the Annual Meeting of the Nebraska Stock Growers Association to be held in Alliance Nebraska on June 7 8 9 1923. All members urged to attend and an invitation extended to all interested in stock raising. Chas 0 Jameson secretary treasurer.
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Lakeside
Neb
Nebraska Stock Growers’ Association
Alliance
Nebraska
Hotel Changes Hands In Olean By P J Eggers Denison Iowa
The Olean Hotel passes to P J Eggers of Denison Iowa who will personally receive guests. He seeks regular roomers and boarders and offers a four room apartment for housekeeping. Eggers believes the prospects for first class business are strong.
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Olean
P. J. Eggers
Denison
Iowa
Eggers
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Theodore Roosevelt
Mount Vernon
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Hamburg Farm Internationale
Edward W. Pickard
Reece
Ikkuhr
Gelsenkirchnen
Dortmund
C&eman
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Moscow
Suchow
Peking
Pinger and Allen
Lee Solomon
Presbyterian Church
Harry Emerson Fosdick
First Presbyterian Church of
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Philadelphia
New York Presbytery
Fosdick
One Hundred and Thirty-Sixth General Assembly
General Assembly
Ndrew Bonar Law
Stanley Baldwin
Labor Party
Laborites
Grand Prairie
United States Department of Agriculture
Jameson
B.young
Sidney Steam Laundry
Shakespeare
Standard Oil Company
Aolarine
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