France seeks security guarantees over arms control
France presses for binding security guarantees for its borders and Poland amid calls for stronger disarmament measures. Paul Boncour warns security demands could doom arms control, urging a treaty backed by production limitations and immediate action to curb private weapons. Debates center on munitions shipments, revolutionary regime recognition, and Monroe Doctrine implications. Carton de Wiart presides as conference aims for war-free settlement. America's role hinges on Europe’s peace decisions. Aviation gains prominence in military strategy and requires Naval Academy graduates to qualify as pilots.
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France
Poland
Germany
Paul Boncour
Socialist Party
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
M. Boncour
Theodore K. Burton
Burton
Brasil
Uruguay
United States
Carton de Wiart
Belgium
Europe
America
Ambassador Houghton Warns Europe on War Aims in London
In London Ambassador Houghton for President Coolidge admonished European nations to abandon warlike aims or risk losing American aid to reconstruction. While not naming any country, the speech was read as directed at France and received warmly elsewhere. He defended U S aid as practical, saying savings funded jobs and rebuilt markets, a necessary beginning with moral earnestness.
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Ambassador Houghton
London
Coolidge
Europe
France
Mr. Houghton
Atlantic Coast Rum-Running Blockade Under Treasury Direction
The Coast Guard under Assistant Secretary Andrews enforces prohibition with 400 men, 60 boats, 13 seaplanes patrolling the Atlantic coast from Connecticut to New Jersey. Shore landings are deterred by armed vessels and radio-directed surveillance, aiming to disrupt smugglers and their contraband shipments.
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Rum
Coast Guard
Connecticut
New Jersey
Riff Chiefs Clash With French Forces in Morocco
After routing Spaniards in Morocco the Riff tribes push toward French areas. General Lyautey and troops halt advances amid several bloody battles. General Columbat drives back Riffans north of Fez, noting their organization and tactics. Paris says troops won't cross borders without Spain and England approval. Italy seeks a share in operations and spoils, but France and Spain reject outsiders.
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Fter
Morocco
Lyautey
Columbat
Fez
Abdel-Khin
Spain
England
Italy
France
Investigation into wheat market manipulation by AgriCulture and Capper
The Department of Agriculture and Senator Capper of Kansas seek the expected 45 dollar report on alleged wheat market manipulation. The Chicago Board of Trade faces charges of a May corn and rye corner and urges all market manipulation complaints to be directed to the directors by May 12. The Grain Marketing company faces a complaint over trading in provision futures, accused of acting against farmers’ interests.
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Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Capper
Kan
Chicago Board of Trade
Budget Chief Tours Nation and Hints Large Cut
The Budget Director completed a month long tour of the country addressing thousands of taxpayers about the Presidents economy program. He starts work on the next budget aiming for substantial reductions possibly up to 300 million dollars. Total estimates to Congress around 3 billion with a predicted treasury surplus near 100 million.
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Pdector
Coolidge
Congress
Treasury
Communists outlawed in Bulgaria amid wartime purge
Bulgarian government tightens crackdown on two communist groups while the Macedonian revolutionary organization aided by Moscow exploits the purge. An estimated 100,000 secret fighters are active as authorities hunt communists who strike back, and witnesses in the Sofia cathedral bombing trial point to the Third International in Moscow with Zinovlev denying involvement.
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Bulgaria
Macedonian Revolutionary Organization
Alexandroff
Moscow
Sofia Cathedral
Third Internationale
Zinovleff
Dirigible Los Angeles completes swift Lakehurst Mayagues flight
The Los Angeles airship made a rapid and successful voyage from Lakehurst to Mayagues Puerto Rico where it met the mooring ship Patogra. It then continued to the Virgin Islands for further operations.
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Los Angeles
Lakehurst
Mayagues
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
International Council of Women Session Opens in Washington
Prominent women from Anglo lands met in Washington for the quinquennial session of the International Council of Women. Lady Aberdeen chaired the meeting as president while Secretary Hoover delivered the official welcoming address for the government. A disarmament resolution urged general disarmament with gradual armament cuts under effective control by governments and the League of Nations.
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Mangye Lands
Washington
International Council of Women
Lady Aberdeen
Hoover
League of Nations
Germany councilors charge irregularities in Hindenburg vote
GOCILSTS of Germany filed charges of irregularity and fraud in Von Hindenburgs presidential election and asked that it be voided. Despite this the May 12 inauguration arrangements proceeded. Speculation mounted on allied powers reaction as Hindenburg remained listed as a war culprit and excuses for non congrats were debated.
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Gocilsts
Germany
von Hindenberg
von Hindenburg
Recall of Bon Trotzky Aims at Kolossal Trade Role in Moscow
Bon Trotzky, former Soviet war minister banished to Transcaucasia, is recalled to Moscow on pledge to obey Bolshevik directives and likely to become commissar of foreign trade succeeding Krassin, as Zinovieff plans a prolonged Caucasus vacation after failed revolutions.
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Bon Trotzky
Transcaucasia
Moscow
Bolshevist
Krassin
France
Zinovieff
Van Orman Wins U S Balloon Elimination Race
Goodyear III pilots van Orman wins the national elimination balloon race starting from St. Joseph Missouri. His craft covered about 600 miles before landing at Reform Alabama to earn the U S spot in the international contest.
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T. van Orman
United States
St. Joseph
Reform
Ala
Mississippi Sues Ford Over Antitrust Deals
Mississippi files suit against Ford Motor Company seeking 12 million dollars in penalties. All Ford dealers in the state and their banking partners are named co defendants in a case based on contracts between Ford and the dealers.
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Co Bakgmne
Mississippi
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Ford Company
Tremain and Gade Families Share Social Week in Sunol
Crowded social calendar in Grand Prairie area centers on Will Gade family and Jorgensen home visits. Numerous gatherings include Sunol Women’s Club, Helping Hand, Willing Workers, and church events with Mrs. Frerichs, Tremain, Welton, Jorgensen, and Johnson families central to the week’s happenings.
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A. R. Tremain
Will Gade
W. W. Craig
Sunol Womans Club
Emil Bushm
Henry Flessner
Christine
Albert Frerichs
Will Frerichs
W. O. Johnson
A. J. Johnson
W. W. Wise
A. R. Graham
James Irwin
Samuel
J. C. Jorgensen
Charles Welton
Pleasant View
J. C. Newton
Ethel
Dorothy
Josie Irwin
Fred
Henry James Hooe
Alva Hart
Alfred
Anna
Sidney
Kucera
Sund
Frank Christensen
Helen
Henry Bolg
Alfred Jorgensen
Gordon James
Henry James
Carlos Siders
Henry Kragel
Albert
Walter
Gustave
Calar
John Olson
R. C. Rubter
Oscar Olson
Mons Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Charles Smith
Evelyn
F. N. Smith
Erma Welton
Martin Christensen
John Theis
John Omel
Ray Rexroth
Evelyn Johnson
Frank Heinsman
Paul
R. C. Ruhter
Willard
August Gade
T. “G. Allington
Tom Allington
Rev. Loney
L. A. Pearson
Andrew Swanson
William Frerichs
Ernest Whickard
Henry Bolt
Chester Buckles
Methodist Church
Dorothy Graham
Jorgensen
Sunol
Sidney Draws and social notes from Sidney district
Sidney residents visit the Otto Kurz and Frank Kurz homes Tuesday and Thursday. The Sidney Draw O D O club met at Mrs. Hatcher’s on the 30th with new members joining. Delegates were named for a fireless cooker demonstration followed by cake and coffee. Sunday callers included Louie Bailey and others at the Frank Kurz and George Hockerson homes. A Bentley ranch riding event drew a large crowd with riders testing their skills, including an incident with Browny. Taxi call 161.
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J. A. Sparks
Louie Bailey
Otto Kurz
Frank Kurz
John Kurz
Sidney
Sidney Draw
Clarence Chambers
Sam
Jack Bowman
Waldo Barham
Joe Kause
George Hockerson
Plate glass for Winéshickis and Se dan doors at Hahler Garage
Plate glass is being installed for the Winéshickis and new Se dan doors at Hahler Garage. The work proceeds as part of ongoing facility improvements, with specialists fitting the glass panels and doors to update the storefront.
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Hahler Garage
Terrible Goitre Removed Without Operation
Mrs. Cox describes dramatic improvement from Sorbol Quadruple, claiming relief from shortness of breath and eye problems. She invites readers to visit 40 Prospect St in Delaware, Ohio, or write for details, noting the Sorbol Company of Mechanicsburg manufactures it and Bassett's Pharmacy sells it locally.
Free examination and consultation offer by Nebraska doctors
The diagnostician of the United Doctors licensed by the state of Nebraska offers free consultation examination and advice for chronic diseases of men women and children on this visit They claim sure and certain results with nonoperative treatment and call for urine analysis for kidney or bladder troubles Married women must come with husbands and minors with parents Adv.
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Diagnostician of
The
United Doctors
Nebraska
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Edward W. Pickard
Mellon
Wilbur
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Grand Prairie
Henry Hargens
Henry Beebe
Verniel
Frank Heinzman
Harm
Clifford Frerichs
John Jurgens
Mrs. Olson
United Doctors Specialist
Commercial
Spoiral Bret
C. M. Wright
First Avenue East
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