Islanders Back American Rule as Wood Tours Isabella
Governor Pascual Paguir told AP that Isabella province residents are prosperous and content under American rule and eager for independence only when the U S government grants it General Wood arrived in Ilagan and will press on to Appari questioning locals about independence and finding broad contentment along the way Crowds cheered as the Wood party traveled from Manila and banners urged independence
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Tiagan
Isabella
P. I
Pascual Paguir
Pape
Honard Wook
Harding
Philippines
United States
General Wood
Manila
Appari
Island
Bayombong
Vizzava
Ilagan
Cagayan
France moves to print 150 billion francs to pay debts
In Paris on May 20 the chamber of deputies heard a bill from four moderate Socialists authorizing the government to issue 150 billion francs in paper money. The aim is to resume reconstruction payments in devastated regions, retire deficiencies and bonds, ease interest burdens, revive business, and improve conditions for future bond issues.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Old Crook Is Taken In Tow
Charles Harris a 62 year old fugitive arrested in Salt Lake City described as escaping jail 29 years ago after peppering a jailer. Authorities accuse him of stealing diamonds worth 3000 from the Denver loan office and plan to return him to Denver after serving time in New York and Erie county pen. Harris was listed in the New York rogues gallery.
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Salt Lake City
Charles Harris
Cnver
Einberg Loan Office
Billy’’ Smith
Smith
Harris
Denver
Erie County Penitentiary
Rochester
N. Y
Rogues
New York
President Harding to Tour New York Area on Mayflower Trip
President Harding plans a busy schedule starting with departure from Washington on the Mayflower to reach New York Monday morning. He will speak at a banquet hosted by the New York Commercial management review the 160th regiment in Brooklyn and address the Academy of Science before returning to Washington Monday night.
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Washington
Harding
New York
160Th
Brooklyn
Academy of Science
Rogge and daughters killed in Minn car crash
Frank M. Rogge general agent of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad was killed when his car ran off a road three miles north of Worth Branch Minnesota his two daughters Ruth and Priscilla escaped with slight injuries the crash occurred May 20 AP report
Adopted Report Advances Emergency Tariff Bill
Washington May 20 AP report notes the House adopted a conference report on the emergency tariff bill, signaling further steps toward final enactment and expected ally action on the measure soon.
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Washington
Prize stock lost in blaze at Bradford fair
A fire at Bradford fair grounds in Kewanee Illinois last night destroyed the largest barn and claimed the lives of 100 exhibition animals including race horses cows and sheep.
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T Kewanee
Ill
Bradford Fair
Mexicans Have Lively Session In Chamber Clash
In Mexico City radicals and Liberal-Constitutionalists clashed in a stormy session of the chamber of deputies. Spectators packed the galleries as verbal volleys flew between factions. The Liberal-Constitutionalists secured a technical win by attaching a territorial amendment to the agrarian bill restricting its scope to specific regions.
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Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
California
Quintina Roo
Yucatan
Federal District
Republic
Princess Nadejda Troubetskoy Two Marriages Revealed
In Green Bay a circuit judge annulled the Milwaukee officer Captain Wallace S Schutz marriage to Princess Nadejda Troubetskoy. Schutz testified she had another husband Victor A Turin once in New York. The princess left San Francisco for Los Angeles en route to San Diego to consult lawyers about custody.
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Green Bay
Wis
Wallace
Schutz
Milwaukee
Nadejda Troubetskoy
Henry Graves
Troubetskoy
San Francisco
Victor A. Turin
Imperial Guards
State of
New York
Washington, D. C
Frisco
Nadebeda Troubetskoy
Wallace S. Schutz
Los Angeles
San Diego
Martial Law Declared in West Virginia Mingo County
Governor Morgan proclaims martial law in Mingo county amid a year long lockout strike in the coal mines. UMWA District 17 calls non union miners to strike. state police receive rifles and oath to enforce order in the Tug river mining region.
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West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Morgan
Mingo County
Mingo
Charles F. Keeney
United Mine Workers of America
Ming
Williamson
Tug River Valley
Cantain Brockus
Trustees Seek to Keep Larkin with Denver Club
Denver May 20 AP George Tebeau owner of the Denver baseball club halted star pitcher E R Gunner Larkin from deserting to join the Lodi California club. Larkin had left Denver for Grey Bull Wyoming and Tebeau obtained a writ of injunction from Judge C J Morley to serve Larkin as he passes through Denver on his way to California.
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Denver
George Tebeau
E. R
Gunner
District Court
Larkin
Morley
Tebeau
California
West water commission bill proposed by Senator Bursum
A bill introduced by Senator Bursum would authorize a commission of state representatives from Arizona California Colorado Nevada New Mexico Utah Wyoming and federal officials to arrange for Colorado River water use for irrigation. The measure seeks a coordinated plan among the seven states and the federal government.
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Washington
Arizona
California
Colorado
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado River
Bursum
General Segre Arrested in Vienna Imports Probe
General Segre head of the Italian mission in Vienna has been arrested and charged with alleged import export practices. Thirteen subordinate officers are also arrested and charged with the same offenses.
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Som¢g
Segre
Vienna
Child wife to face manslaughter charge in Missouri case
Farmington Missouri reports the dismissal of first degree murder against Mrs. John Parsons a thirteen year old in the death of her six year old step daughter Lilly. The court filed a fourth degree manslaughter charge against the child wife.
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Farmington
John Parsons
Lilly
Child's death at inquest follows murder charge dismissal
Inquest heard John Parsons testimony that his stepmother shot his sister after she objected to hair combing. The defendant stated the act was accidental and mob set a trial date for the man slaughter charge. The court dismissed the murder charge and the little girl was killed two months ago.
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Parson
John Parsons
California Delegation Urges Navy Base Expansion on Pacific
Los Angeles City Council telegraphed support to the Navy Department for the establishment and expansion of naval bases on the Pacific coast. The message warned that curtailing any part of the program would be a strong irreplaceable blow to the nation’s defense measures.
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Washington
California
Los Angeles
Navy Department
Pacific Coast
Detectives Arrested After Waterfront Assault Probe
New Orleans police Superintendent Maloney ordered the arrest of all private detectives after a citizen was attacked with a blackjack by a detective who questioned the private force authority to bar him from the waterfront. The move followed an assault on a citizen during the investigation.
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New Orleans
Maloney
Water Front
Red flag ban urged in labor federation speech
A report recalls Bertie in av 20 stating against the tone big weirs movement and banning waving the red flag within the labor federation. He declares there is enough red in Old Glory to suit him and says anyone who cannot submit to the flag's principles has no place in the country.
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Bertie
Iowa
Big Weirs
Labor Federation
Wife Beating Suspected in Minn Couple’s Tragedy
Crookson Minn May 20 AP Carl Knutson jailed on murder charges after daily beatings allegedly killed his 22 year old wife. Arraignment delayed. police dispute his stair accident claim and note confession of ongoing abuse after their marriage in March.
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Crookson
Minn
Carl Knutson
James Montague
Polk County
Knutson
James
Tornado Hits Southeast Minnesota Wrecks Farms
A southeast Minnesota tornado last night killed numerous cattle and destroyed several structures. The storm formed east of Jasper and moved northeast to Trekky where its full force was felt. no human lives were reported lost.
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Pipestone
Minn
Minnesot
Jasper
Trekky
Free Theatre Tickets for Tribune Subscribers Announcement
A classified notice in the Pocatello Tribune announces free theatre tickets for subscribers. Beginning Monday May 23, names will be drawn from files and a chosen subscriber may call the Tribune office to receive two free theatre tickets. The notice instructs readers to watch the classified page for details.
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Pocatello Tribune
Tribune
Murray Left Estate Worth 15 Million in Will
The will of James A. Murray Montana mining magnate places Arctic Club Seattle holdings and the San Diego Water Co among assets totaling about 3 million. Probate filing planned in Monterey county identifies nephews James E. Murray and Marcus M. Murray and niece Miss Mary Murray as heirs with stepson Stuart Haldorn and widow Mrs Mary Haldon Murray as principal beneficiaries. estate estimated between 10 and 15 million.
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San Francisco
James A. Murray
Montana
Arctic Club
Seattle
San Diego Water Company
Monterey County
Murray
Monterey
James E. Murray
Butte
Marcus M. Murray
Mary Murray
Stuart Haldorn
Mary Haldon Murray
House Adjourns To Honor Chief Justice White
Washington May 20 AP The house adjourned today out of respect to the late Chief Justice White Resolutions express profound sorrow at his death and a committee led by Speaker Gillett Mondell Garrett Volstead and Thomas on the judiciary committee plans to attend the funeral along with the full Louisiana delegation Mondell notes the nation and Louisiana lost a great jurist and citizen
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Washington
House
White
Gillett
Mondell
Wyoming
Garrett
Tennessee
Volstead
Minnesota
Thomas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Cabinet Salaries Pledged for Relief in Northern China
Peking May 20 ex ample to government employes and citizens generally all members of the RP ey cabinet have pledged a mi salary to the funds being for the famine sufferers in northern China West Honan reports one of the hardest hit areas with deaths at about a thousand daily typhus outbreaks in many villages and relief efforts are being redoubled in that district
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Peking
China
RP Ey
West Honan
Meighen Government Sustained In Budget Vote
The government of Premier Meighen was sustained in its budget proposals after an amendment opposing secret cause tariff revision was voted down. The 103 to 83 vote followed a fifteen hour debate in the house of commons.
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Ottawa
Meighen
House of Commons
Chesapeake and Ohio Deferred Dividend Action
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad company postponed decision on the regular semi annual dividend of 2 1 2 percent due at this time.
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New York
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
American Falls Project Aims to Be World Largest Reservoir
The American Falls reservoir and dam would create the world’s largest storage capacity, form a new townsite and bury an old town under hundreds of feet of water, with a 3,000,000 acre foot capacity, a $13.5 million cost, and irrigation for about 2,000,000 acres. Engineers foresee rapid town planning, relocation of the old town, and extensive railroad and hydroelectric adjustments, but start of construction depends on financing and land rights, with initial completion estimates far in the future.
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American Falls
Reclamation Department
Idaho
Barry Dibble
Ifa
Dibble
Snake River
Isary Town
Likewine
Ida Power Company
Iam
Enginow
Batiste Springs
Pocatello
Ayuf
American
Falls
Minidoka $S. Fonda
Lamation
Bittena
Publie
Enginerra
U8. Recleation Service
Natute of Idaho
W. C. Crosby
Idaho Falls
John Wy Hart
Bnake River
Slacker lists in doubt as bill seeks halt to publication
A Senate bill urged the War Department to suspend publication of its slacker lists pending further investigation into their accuracy. The measure was introduced today by Senator Stanley Democrat of Kentucky.
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War Department
Stanley
Arizona Peach Crop Near Total Failure
Washington reports that freeze damage did not cause a national shortage. Georgia peaches and California cherries flow to markets while strawberries are abundant. Arizona fruit crops face near total peach failure, with other states showing varied yields including good apples and peaches in Colorado and light Michigan winter apples and pears.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Georgia
California
Colorado
New England
New York
Utah
Missouri
Iowa
Michigan
Arizona
Curie Receives Gift of Radioactive Radium in Washington
Mme. Curie arrived in Washington from New York to accept a gram of radium purchased for American women. The presentation at the White House was attended by Mrs. Harding and other dignitaries as part of a national tribute to her science and humanitarian work.
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Washington
Mme. Curie
New York
America
Harding
Hughes
Mme
Junscrand
Lubomirski
Militar
Madame Curie
White House
Atte
Ireaulent Yarding
Voland
French Republic
Harvey renders on the league in London banquet
In London on May 20 AP reports United States Ambassador George Harvey addressed a Pilgrims dinner, saying Washington directs him to oppose U.S. entry into the League of Nations. Senator Hitchcock calls the remarks discreditable and warns the president against authorizing such statements.
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London
George Harvey
United States
Great Britain
Harvey
State Department
Washington
America
Supreme Council
League of Nation
Hitchcock
Hitchede
Nebraska
Senate
League of Nations
Harding
Wilson
Arvey
Marwn
Visa Britannia
Columbia
Review petition in Gupta case highlights imperial war aims
Washington May 20 A petition for a review of Gupta native India convict on charges of preparing a military prize against the British government in India was filed in the supreme court. The brief argues the defendants were German sympathizers and their activities could be called a revolutionary enterprise. The petition stresses the court must set true limits on actions seeking to aid other nations’ struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gustav H. Qeeenee Wehde
George P. Boehm
Amba
Lat Gupta
India
Supreme Court
Gupta
White Funeral Held for Supreme Court Chief Justice
Washington May 21 large number of officials and citizens gathered at the Chief Justice White home to pay tribute and convey messages of condolence. The funeral for the late chief justice will be held from his Rhode Island Avenue residence tomorrow morning at 10 o clock with simple ceremonies as government offices in the capital suspend for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Friends of the Jurist
White
Wintate Speeta
Great Falls Chosen For Biennial AOUW Convention
Great Falls Montana was tapped to host the 1923 biennial convention of the Ancient Order of United War Veterans jurisdiction of North Dakota Minnesota Idaho Washington and Northern California. J Putore of Great Falls was named grand inside watchman.
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Montana
Bismark
N. C
Great Falls
Ancient Order
United War R
North Ota
Tawa
Idaho
Washington
California
J. Putore
Mont
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