Embargo talk and rail crisis loom over grain traffic
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission weighing emergency embargo powers to prioritize rail freight as millions of bushels of grain sit in Western elevators awaiting cars. Officials anticipate a decisive order this week, amid jammed wires, rising industry appeals, and calls to move essential commodities.
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Turmoil Still Holds Sway in Ireland
London dispatch reports heavy troop reinforcements at Londonderry to guard key Sinn Fein and unionist centers after weekend killings. City quiet in morning. Sinn Fein appoints a commission amid unrest. Dublin law court clerks strike. county diversions, sheep herding disrupted near Mitchelstown as Irish labor federation warns the republic will not mirror the propertyless model.
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Irish Labor Federation Was Quoted In A ‘Ispatch Oy
Senate and House Fail to Agree on Army Bill
Washington May 18 Senate and House conferees on their reorgan ization army bill disagreeing on military provisions of their respective measures voted to gain further instructions from the two houses before resuming conferences.
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Idaho Students Head to Columbia University Session
New York May 18 as a large turnout of Idaho students prepare to attend Columbia University summer session running July to August. The event gathers students from nearly every state and many foreign countries for law, business, education, philosophy, and more. Director John J. Goss notes enrollment will nearly double last year with diverse courses and new departments.
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Cabaret Owner Admits $16,000 Theft
Claude Gavin, owner of a Panama cabaret, is arrested for allegedly stealing $16,000 from the Casper Wu agency of the Continental Mining Supply company. He reportedly confessed and faces extradition. His wife Helen Dubec, a former Chicago cabaret singer, aided in obtaining performers and traveled to Denver San Francisco and New Orleans before they arrived in Panama in March.
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League Nations Russo inquiry quiet as war talk continues
Informed observers say the League of Nations probe into the Soviet Russian incident may resume after a current pause. Moscow press notes indicate Soviet leaders are pressing a harsher line against Poland, while allied observers expect the inquiry to reopen and shape relations with the USSR.
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Russian Troops Fight to Retake Polish Cities
A dispatch reports Russian forces attacking along the Dydon river and near the Tapat line, outlining coordinated assaults across ten Polish garrisons. Communique cites heavy fighting and multiple divisions engaged as authorities push to regain control after earlier setbacks.
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May Interdict Sugar Exports Prompted by Investigation
New York May 15 An immense sugar shipments interdiction was urged by Attorney General Palmer as part of the Wilson era inquiry into sugar supplies. He argued for federal action to curb exports and require bonds and tighter controls to conserve resources. He also urged Congress to widen sugar law enforcement and department of justice powers.
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No Dayeages Por UnDelivered Wessage
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Americans Seek Release of Kenophan Wal-Kralan
May efforts on the five day journey to obtain the release of American citizen Kenophan Wal-Kralan from Bolshevist detention in Moscow have failed. A British relief official reports Kalmatiana is in poor health and a solitary confiderent in Moscow.
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Oklahoma City man dies by jumping from seventh floor
NEW ORLEANS May 1 reports indicate an Oklahoma City man about two years old leapt from the seventh floor of a hotel today after entering his room early. A cry was heard and his body was found on the roof of the Battery hotel.
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Washington Democrats Meet in Spokane
Spokane hosts the Washington state Democratic convention opening with delegates from Pierce and King counties unresolved. Officials anticipate a two day session as party leaders seek to settle the disputed credentials and delegate allocation.
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Kappa Theta installs Beta Theta chapter at Idaho
Statewide Greek news reports Kappa Theta oldest women's fraternity installs its Beta Theta chapter at the University of Idaho on May 18. The ceremony featured grand president Betty Newson and installer chair Mrs M R Jinell, with 38 active and 11 alumnae initiated.
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Carranza planned revolution in Central America
Documentary evidence presented to the Senate public-works committee claims that Carranza sought to foment a broad Central American revolution and form an all‑Latin republic. Charles Picdoves of New York testified about U S officials’ travel in Mexico and the Mexican leadership’s alleged influence, with Jones noting the current leaders’ cautious stance toward the United States.
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Carranza Weighs Resignation Amid Turmoil in Mexico
A garbled report from CVTY OF MEALCO on May 18 claims Ven untimo Carrangi seeks to resign as president of Mexico after a dramatic confrontation in Puebla. The fugitive reportedly fled to Puebla, then moved toward San Marcos as tensions rise.
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General Electric Strike Expands Across Plants
Lynn Massachusetts May 38. One hundred turbine winders at General Electric plant begin strike, first of 15000 workers to join by week end. machinists vote to strike. further votes tonight as walkouts spread through company.
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Seat Democrat Congressman Seated After House Vote
Washington May 18 Without a debate the house adopted a report seating Samus 12 Major Democrat as representative of the seventh Mis south district over James 10 Sults Republican who contested the election The action follows a contest filed with election committee No 1 and confirms the seat of the Democratic candidate in a contested election.
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Madden Attacks Confederate Soldiers Spark House Clash
Congress clash erupted in the House when Representative Madden of Illinois attacked Confederate soldiers. The southern delegation surged toward Madden as Speaker Gillet restored order. Madden refused to retract his Saturday remarks claiming he spoke truth about traitors.
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Delinquency Trial In Pawnee Rock Case Abroad
In Colicago May 37 a 15 year old Bertha Wiebeck of Pawnee Rock Kan was said to have died after an alleged incident at a house run by Mrs Smit Hogs. The trial involves Darsey Chambliss a negro policeman accused of bringing about the disgrace and death with Governor Allen of Kansas pressing for justice amid a crowded courtroom and political influence reported in Chambliss case.
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Predicts Great Damage From Gambling Tax
The Daily Times reports dire warnings about a proposed gambling tax. Charles Jr Canby, former president of the Chicago board of trade, is cited as noting executives among the committee oppose the measure. Subscription details promised.
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Two Conventions in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb May 18 Doth political parties for this state will hold high state conventions The Republicans will stage their convention at Lincoln Democrats have gathered in Omaha Little interest in the Republican convention which is expected to last over one day The big fight at Omaha centers on whether Whitchcock shall be endorsed for president Bryan supporters say he failed to win a majority of the Democratic state primary His backers claim he won the presidential preference primary by a wide margin and should receive the sixteen delegates for president at the national convention The Omaha convention is expected to last two days
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Saves Wife in Nick of Time
A housewife suffered severe stomach and digestive distress until Mayr's Wonderful Remedy was recommended by a friend. One dose allegedly eased pain and restored health, with the claim of removing intestinal waste and aiding liver and stomach ailments. The ad promises refunds and urges druggists to stock the product. Also notes a classified “Situation Wanted” for jobs in The Times.
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Lady Pink Toes Inning Cure Claims Magic Relief
An advertorial style piece touts Freezone as a miracle treatment for corns and calluses between toes and on the feet. It promises easy painless removal with immediate effects and even claims surrounding skin remains unaffected.
Bayer Aspirin Keeps You Safe For Cold Headache Pain
The notice promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross as genuine aspirin trusted by physicians for over eighteen years. It claims safe relief from colds headaches neuralgia back pain toothache rheumatic and other pains with unbroken Bayer packaging and directions. It notes ten tin boxes of 12 tablets are inexpensive at drug stores and mentions the Bayer trademark and active ingredient.
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