Genoa Conference Splits Into Two Power Groups
A Genoa Economic Conference preview outlines two rival blocs forming around balance of power. Russia's Tehittcherin and Britain's Lloyd George lead one side, with Italy's Facta hesitant to participate. Reparations and former alliances color the debate as Czechoslovakia Poland Romania and Yugoslavia form the Quadruple Entente bloc amid regional tensions.
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Keen
Kean Statt Covreanondeat
London
Washington
Vienna
George Tehittcherin
Russia
Lloyd George
Italy
Acsaton
Politcare
Parla
Phils Feaves
Germany
George
Ghana
Czecho
Glovakia
Poland
fRoumania
Jugo
Slovakia
Thefts Hit Cottages in Mountain Resort Area
Police and sheriff close in on a burglary gang behind a spate of cottage thefts in the Monterey and nearby resort region. Valuables stolen from Baltimore and New York owners include jewelry and bureau contents. break ins damage windows and entryways as investigators pursue the culprits.
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Bine Itidge
Pan-Mar
nterey'Tun
Kopperatelu
Baltimore
Kealoway
Quarantan Fontérey
Kalloway
Tevis Company
New York
Fix
Virginia Rail, Road Company
Norfolk
Country Club
Marandara
Polica
Sherif Mayer
Monterey
George at the Genoa Parley report
Lloyd George and British delegation arrived at Genoa for a conference on German education and naval affairs. Premier Tafthead led the station delegation with a warm reception. The Genoa meeting continued with discussions on policy and relations.
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George
Genoa
United Peer
Ganda
Lloyd George
Gernon Educnle
Confarenno
Pramtar
Pramier Taeth
Jonetel Genon
Kiel Agit Murday
Hagens
Buck Long Cackles Over Egg Eating Record
Oscar R. Long Jr a Herald-Mail carrier celebrates one year since he began eating an egg for breakfast daily. Buck shows the effect with a fuller physique and a broad smile as he notes the milestone and the Easter season.
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Oscar R
Suck
Scandalis Fined in Court for Volstead Conspiracy
Scandalis received a $250 fine with leniency in a United States Court after pleading guilty to conspiring to violate the Volstead act. Co-defendants Goddstein and Fogal were each fined $1,600, with Scandalis' sentence suspended, following a hotel arrest and alleged withdrawal of eight barrels of whisky from a distillery.
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United States
Daugtorty
Yeaterday
Roge
Charles H. Seathalls
Mechangburg
Sauudt H. Goddstein
Barriaburgi
Benjamin R. Fogel
Philaderetta
Belvedera
Mexiconis
Fogal
Fell 25 Feet From Tower Injures Perry Hovis
Perry Hovis was badly hurt when he fell 25 feet from a tower at the Byron Shoe Company building. He suffered a broken right hip and fracture of the left arm, with minor injuries, and was rushed to a hospital. He had been standing on a guy line when he slipped and fell over the side. he was unconscious for a time but not fatally hurt according to the attending physician.
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Perry Hovis
Byron Shoe Company
Pittsbrrgh
Dea Moines Steel ‘Company
Pittaburgh
Talng
Bn ‘Woat
Havis Tellet
Havis
Wan
Ales
Hay
Ater
Doughboys Trail Bergdoll in Push for Extradition
Washington April 7 Representative Lieberger urged the House to boost funds by 3000 for repatriation of Americans abroad. He cited the pursuit of the fugitive Bergdoll, described as the Blacker Bergdall, and said Secretary Hughes is pressing for his apprehension and return within a year.
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Wasilington
Bergdall
Eleven Killed In Cyclone Strikes Texas and Oklahoma
A severe cyclone swept North and West Texas and Southern Oklahoma today, killing at least eight people and causing extensive damage. Reports say towns were crippled by downed wires and collapsed homes as rescue teams work amid widespread ruin.
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Texas
Oklahoma
United Preeg
Dalzas
Union Miners Set to March Toward Cooktown
A march of union miners is planned starting tomorrow from Sullivan and Rateigh counties bound for Cooktown. The organizers report wide support and say participants will gather at Sullivan, Sofa, and other towns along the route before continuing to the destination.
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United Y. Orarumbton
W. Bae
Widesprand
Cooktown
Sullivan
Rateigh
Countlon
Sofa
Fishermen Licenses Issued in Prank County Area
In Prank County a batch of 480 fishing licenses was issued as authorities extend seasonal access. The action covers local waterways and applies to all registered anglers under the current licensing program.
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Prank County
Amdysa
Gunatyr Trodaurar Banybridl
Western Maryland to present contract before Judge Rose Tuesday
Western Maryland Railroad will lay its contract with Dickson Construction and Repair before Judge Rose in federal court at the resumed trial with strikers. Officials claim the contract will be upheld. Union leaders show confidence, while counsel for strikers and railroad firms prepare for Tuesday proceedings amid guard and police presence.
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Dickson Company
U.S
Western Maryland Railroad
Dickson Construction and Repair Company
Rose
United States
Western Maryland
Fuller Barnard, Jr
Willam
Walah
J. Clavé
Grice
Bagby & Bagby
Baltimore
Hagotitown
Maryland
Alrike An Ayatom
Scott M. Kine
G O P Trick Seen In Tax Collected Appointment Debate
A group of six lawyers argues over the city tax collector appointment for a fixed term at 3800 salary. William Logan may be retained, while Mayor Bowman plans to appoint a successor once term ends. The lawyers say uncollected taxes must be handled without pay at term expiration.
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William Logan
Raya
Bowman
Tarandy
Logan
Hla Ane- Tesror
Titu
Bowmen
Troops Called Out in New Mexico Riots
Gallup New Mexico April. National Guard engineers and cavalry arrived to quell rioting in coalfields. Martial law enforced by Governor Mechem after fights between strikers and nonunion workers. No deaths reported. Washington conference discussed to urge coal operators to attend a White House meeting for settlement. House lawmakers urge President Harding to act to end the dispute.
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My Waltea Prean Gallup
N. M
National Guard Engineers
Mechem
Roada
Mings
Mombers
Hansa Labor Committee
Frositent
Hardingswith
Washington
Mipara
Ptriica
Bellave
Harding
Bealdan
Driver Survives Narrow Drop From Truck At Pryor Yard
Edward Ridgely, driving a 21 foot truck loaded with scrap, tipped over the edge of a yard embankment in West End near Pryor’s old yard. He escaped with a leap from the cab as the vehicle slid sideways toward the bottom, avoiding serious injury.
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Edward
Miuar
Pryor
Orickyard
Irish Rebels Seize Loyal Troops Arms in Dundlyne Raid
Irish republican extremists attacked a Free State force in Dundlyne County Meath capturing arms and seizing the loyal garrison at Comeath. The raid targeted Free State headquarters to cripple the provisional government and spread munitions nationwide.
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Dublin
Aiarters
Frae Atata
Dundlyne
County Meath
Comeath
Waa
de Valeflies
Ammuntlong
Free State Army
Rabel
Cate Ta Eg
Ireland
Wree
Fmant
Interpleader bill filed by local bank
The First National Bank filed a bill of Interpleader through attorney R. H. McGauley after a party named D. H. Gtckett attached funds in the bank claiming ownership by the Thunderhead Co. of Minneapolis. The Metropolitan Bank at Minneapolis asserts the other party in the matter.
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First National Bank
R. H. McGauley
D. HL. Gtckett
Tundy
Toney
Thegger Train Co
Minnoagolld
Mhuteapolis Chins Dhe Moray
Sault Hot Kanthe
Wibbon
Day Says He Exercised God Given Right In Killing Beck
Oklahoma City April 8 Judge Jean Day plans to plead before the coroner's jury in the Beck death inquiry. Day contends he killed Lt Col Beck to defend his wife's honor, saying he merely exercised a God given right when he used force to drive from his home a man he loved as a brother who attempted to rob him of his most priceless possession.
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Feeney
Oklahoma City
Jean Day
Col
Beck
Day
All Servis
Mra. Day
Compensation Case Argued Over Injured Seweenga Employee
An argument was heard yesterday before Judge Frank G. Wagaman in the compensation case of William H. Darr. Darr, injured while employed by Seweenga Commission, was awarded $5,000 for permanent total disability by the State Industrial Accident Commission. The Retutia Buranta Company appealed. Harold Tachudi of Baltimore and J. Lloyd Harahtain spoke for the insurance company, with W. P. Wachter for Darr. Judge Wagaman to render a decision later.
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Frank G. Wagaman
William H. Darr
Seweenga, Commission
Lonlog
Eye
Stats Industrial Acciient Commission
Darr
Retuwia Buranta Company
Harold Tachudi
Baltimore
J. Lloyd Harahtain
Insuranca Company
W. P. Wachter
Waxaman Witl
Ku Klux Hold Big Meeting In Hagerstown
A largely attended Ku Klux Klan meeting was held in Hagerstown with reported attendance over 200. The venue could not be determined. Five or more applications for membership were filed at the gathering. J. Q. Nolan of Atlanta offered remarks and identification as national organizer and representative of Col. Hasaph We Glau Hy.
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Ku Klux Klan
Hagerstown
Thara
Ooh
J. Q. Nolan
Atanta
Ita Klux
Nolan ii
Iosturar
Ant Tha Parnonat
Col
Bride Held in Tallon Murder Case
Chicago police report a bride linked to the Tallon murder inquiry after his auto call led to her alleged move to a new home. Detectives question whether motive was revenge or other factors, while alibis and family statements are scrutinized in the ongoing investigation.
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Bride
Tallon
Chicago
Bend
Louisian
Aed Talon
Ballon
Biles
Beret
Sarah
Shalit
Ang Stuter
Two W M Fleigh Derailed At Freight Yard Incident
A garbled report from the Ballinora division near Brook station describes a derailment involving W. M. Fleigh freight cars. The fragment references injuries and a collision sequence, with unclear names and locations, but indicates a disrupted shift and potential safety concerns.
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Scandalis
Wimer
Dover
Tresbury
Harding Bud
Mallon
Blair
Lawson
Lawton
Olde
Morthwantorn
Famiiog
Willinger
Havrona
Fishermen's Licenses
Judge Rose
New Mexico
Mediem
Will
Ridgely
Free State
Ad Gatchel
Corone
Wagaman
Insurance Co
Bandits
IDY United
Perna
New. York
Restandits Iy Iiyatorioud Wiio
Mint Products Company
Aluwanoy
Bane Alta
3 Police
Bocktent
Ballinora
Trans Brook
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