German Cabinet Resigns and Bavarian Monarchy Rise Hinted
News draft outlines German and Bavarian political turmoil with Stresemann’s direction and von Kahr’s dictatorship. It notes royalist uprisings, the potential crown for Rupprecht, and clashes in Rhineland while US labor and Coolidge seek world court action.
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Stresemann
Bavaria
Federation of Labor Convention
Coolidge
World Court
Helferding
Stinnes
France
Ruhr
Germany
von Kahr
Berlin
Rupprecht
Hittler
Bavarian
Fascisti
Ludendorff
Kustria
Prussia
Dusseldorff
Essen
Dortmund
Wirden
Horne
Bochum
Rhineland
Stresemann Forms Minimal German Ministry After Cabinet Crisis
Chancellor Stresemann dissolves his ministry after clashes with Social Democrats over eight hour day and cabinet reorganization. President Ebert directs formation of a small directorate like cabinet with many offices left unfilled and Reichstag expected to be dissolved.
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Aving
Social Democrats
Stresemann
Germany
Ebert
Reichstag
Tokyo Earthquake Sparks Refugees and Power Loss
A severe quake struck Tokyo on Thursday driving residents from homes and cutting electric lights while a temblor was felt in California. Japanese silk shipments face a $30,000,000 monthly loss as the silk trust delays transfers to Kyoto and Nagoya. Official tallies report 103,000 dead, 123,000 injured, 235,000 missing, with figures possibly understated.
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Nother
Tokyo
California
Daniel E. Douty
Silk Industry of
America
Yamamoto
Japanese Silk Trust
Paterson
Passaic
Yokohama
Kyoto
Nagoya
Shimidzu
Shenandoah Sets Record Flight for Navy Dirigible
The ZR-1 Shenandoah flew from Lakehurst New Jersey to St. Louis and back via Chicago in 47 hours 49 minutes covering about 2200 miles with a single stop in St. Louis. Spectators and aviators gathered for the international air races beginning Thursday.
Turkish Troops Enter Constantinople Amid Rejoicing
Allies completed the evacuation of Constantinovile on Tuesday and Turkish troops entered the city on Saturday with great rejoicing. Reports say Turkey will soon be declared a republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinovile
Turkey
Spain abolishes civil rule under Primo Rivera
The directorate ends civil governance in Spain with the removal of civil governors, municipal governments, and county councils. Cities and towns are placed under juntas operating under direct orders of Dictator Primo Rivera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Primo Rivera
Capable Potential Fighting Men Highlighted in National Capital Affairs
In national capital coverage officials emphasize a pool of capable potential fighting men. The report notes training, selection criteria, and pending mobilization considerations amid broader defense discussions.
Training camps prove growth in physical fitness for youths
Official Camp McClellan reports detail a 120 member civilian military training company drawn from unfit youths. Three weeks of training produced weight gain averaging 12 pounds per man, improved chest expansion and height, and notable mental alertness. Several hookworm cases were cured.
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Ashington
America
McClellan
Ala
A. W. Edine
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Citi
Zen Army
Commission faults officials over Herrin killings and mine violence
The report to President Coolidge declines to fix blame for the Herrin massacre while condemning public officials for not preventing the killings. It criticizes the Southern Illinois Coal Company for defying the union and inviting mob violence, and accuses United Mine Workers officers and members of defending the crime. The commission notes communist links were limited and cites the coroner's jury. It highlights omissions by officials and asserts mob violence followed union destruction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Coal Commission
Coolidge
Herrin
Southern Illinois Coal Company
United Mine Workers
Southern Winois Coal Company
Miners’ Union
United Mine Workers of America
Air routes to Panama Canal via Mexico favored over Porto Rico path
The article discusses plans for a direct U S air line to the Panama Canal with three proposed routes. The Central route from Kelly Field through Mexico is favored for its short distance and ready landing fields, while a coastal Gulf route via Yucatan is noted for shorter flight than a prior April test, and a San Diego to western Mexico option is considered.
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Mexico
United States
Panama Canal
Canal
Mexico City
Panama
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Texas
Laredo
Gulf
Yucatan Peninsula
Thomas G. Lanphier
Florida
Cuba
Haiti
San Domingo
Porto Rico
Army Air Service
Lanphier
Atlantic
Venezuela
Weeks
San Diego
Calif
Alon
Hoover Reveals First Invisible Exchange Estimate
Secretary Hoover releases the first careful estimate of invisible exchange for 1922 showing the United States owed by items of invisible exchange amounting to 329 million dollars rather than 754 million. He notes continued movement against the U S in 1923 and outlines plans for annual comprehensive estimates with bank and merchant cooperation through 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Packard
Walton
Oklahoma
State Election Board
National Guard
Tom G. Chambers
Secretary of State
Oklahoma City
Secret Service
McBee
Department of Commerce
Hoover
United States
Mr. Hoover
Nurse Declares Tanlac Best Remedy From Long Experience
Mrs. L A Borden of Seattle praises Tanlac as Nature’s perfect remedy after seven years of use in treating charity patients. She cites improved digestion and general toning of stomach liver kidneys and bowels with examples of a patient who could not retain water and another who could not digest food. She notes Tanlac’s wide availability and urges taking no substitute.
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L A. Borden
Pontius Ave
Seattle
Wash
Tanlac
Worth It Doctor Patient Riddle Exchange Hidden Payment
A playful exchange frames a doctor offering a $10 examination and a patient proposing half the fee if the doctor finds something. The dialogue hints at a humorous bargain over a medical checkup.
Health is the Most Valuable Asset You Have
A Newage Michigan man recalls years of dizziness and stomach pain and credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with saving his life after failing medicines and various doctors. He consumed six bottles and urges others in need to try the remedy, noting where to obtain a trial pack by mail.
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Johnson
Magnus
Minnesota
East
President Coolidge
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Agriculture
Wallace
Coolidge
Producers’ Alliance
Newage, Mich
Dr. Pierce
Chas. E. Backus
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
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Springfield
Fort Peck Reservation
Montana
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Chicago
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Portland
Ore
Great Britain
Labor Party
Sam Gompers
England
Congress
Dennis Lane
Meat Cutters and Butchers’ Union
International Plasterers’ Union
Frank Morson
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Toledo
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