Genoa conference results show eight month truce and US abstention
Genoa delegates report plans for Russia talks in The Hague, an eight month truce with soviet republics, and a reaffirmed US stance of nonparticipation until Russia meets international obligations. Hughes cites productivity needs in Russia and warns against repeating Genoa’s mistakes while Britain mutters about concessions and Wrangel.
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Pinchot Wins Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Nomination
Republicans last week secured Gifford Pinchot as the Pennsylvania gubernatorial nominee defeating George E. Alter. Democrats claimed the result aimed at the national administration, a charge Republicans disputed. Pinchot’s win is credited in part to active participation by Pennsylvania women. Pepper won the Congressional at Large nomination, while Reed and Borke gained seats for Knox and Penrose terms. The League of Nations council adjourned after marking progress on key issues.
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Supreme Court Rules Child Labor Law Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court struck down the 1919 child labor law as an unconstitutional use of Congress taxing power to regulate state police power. The rule barred employment of under 14 in mills mines and factories by a 10 percent tax on profits. The decision is seen as a win for Southern mill owners and signals broader limits on federal reach. Senate tariff debate moves slowly with eight sections held and Republican attendance questioned by Senator McCumber. Democrats oppose a provision granting the President power to adjust duties within an 80 percent range and to proclaim American valuation.
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Senate subcommittee sets army at 140000 enlisted and 12590 officers
A battle looms as the Senate appropriations subcommittee approves an army strength for next year of about 140000 enlisted men and 12590 officers, cutting 10000 from the war department request but raising the house bill by 25000 soldiers and 1500 officers.
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Hearst Receives NY Democratic Backing For Governor Nomination
William Randolph Hearst again worries New York Democrats as he declares candidacy for governor and tells leaders the party should support him. Mayor Hylan endorses Hearst with upstate ally W. J. Conners backing the plan, leaving many unsure how to respond.
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Chilean and Peruvian reps meet in Washington on Tacna Arica dispute
Representatives of Chile and Peru, invited by the United States, hold a conference in Washington to seek a settlement of the Tacna Arica dispute that has long kept the nations apart.
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Woman Shoots Self in Accidental Tragedy Near North Platte
Mrs John McComus died at a local hospital Sunday noon from injuries suffered Saturday evening when she playfully fired a revolver she believed unloaded. The couple, with a 15 month old baby, had been in the bedroom after supper. the gun discharged as she joked about killing herself. Mr McComus, employed on paving, and the couple had just arrived in town days earlier. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Murdered Man Found Near Bridge in Bristow Spencer Area
The body of Frank Paul, 35, a car dealer missing since Sunday, was found half buried beneath soil under a bridge between Bristow and Spencer. An inquest is set for Bristow. Booze runners are suspected, after he drove a car for them. A bloodstained car was found at Fairfax, South Dakota. Walter Simmons, 24, was arrested in Norfolk after fleeing Fairfax, later jailed in Gregory, South Dakota, amid mob-violence fears. Simmons admits driving Pauls car west of Spencer before abandoning it.
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Child Bitten By Bulldog In Staplehurst
A six year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Winkleman of Staplehurst, was severely bitten by a neighbor's bulldog that followed its owner to the Winkleman home. The dog jumped at the boy, biting his ear, head and hand. He was treated by Mr Melsenbach in town and sent home. the dog owner killed the animal that evening.
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Baby Hurt in Runaway Horse At Wymore
A runaway horse Saturday evening threw F. 8. Phillips, his wife, and their baby from a buggy at Wymore. The baby sustained three broken ribs and is believed to have internal injuries. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips escaped serious harm.
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