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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1922

Page

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Allies Fear Russia Will Bolt Parley At Genoa Conference

Paris and Genoa dispatches report French leader Barthou and Lloyd George saying Russia may reject allied terms for recognition. Barthou asserts Russia’s action could derail talks, with allies blamed for concessions while Russia’s behavior is blamed for the stalemate and possible failure to secure peace.

Genoa Louis Barthon Lloyd George Barthon Barthou France Belgium

Oil dispute sparks French mediation and Russian view

The text reports Belgian protests over oil properties tied to former holdings and a French mediation effort involving oil experts going to Paris. It notes Russian scorn at fractured alliances and claims the scramble over oil concessions will become a Russian affair.

Pute Paris Union of Fugtieh Enid

Nearly Billion Reduction in US Budget Proposed

President Harding transmits to Congress a detailed budget report from Director Dawes showing a drastic cut in ordinary expenditures for the government’s routine operations for the fiscal year ending June 30. The letter was sent to House Appropriations Chairman Madden in response to February inquiries by Rep Byrne of Tennessee.

Washington Dawes Madden House Appropriations Committee Harding Congress House Byrne Tennessee

Patterson Dies on Train Near Atlantic City

John Henry Patterson founder of the National Cash Register company died on a train near Atlantic City. The report comes via dispatch received here along with unrelated notices about Indian chiefs and church delegates.

The National Cash Register Company Dayton John Henry Patterson Atlantic City

Business Upgrade Drives General Economic Uptick

Reports from New York describe constructive elements gaining force in the economy. Sentiment improves with tangible gains in transfers and higher prices in key sectors like metal, lumber, textiles, and leather. Wholesale markets loosen for sellers while buying broadens, replenishment rises, and firms anticipate future demand amid cautious optimism for recovery.

New York

Bonus on Verge of Collapse Withheld Sales Tax Question

White House talks with Senators Lodge McCumber Watson and Deece sought a unified approach to veterans bonus funding. Harding challenged the money source as the cost climbs to hundreds of millions and potentially 320 million in 1926, with a shelving option considered until July.

White House Senators Lodge Mass McCumber Finance Committee Watson Deece Harding

Baseball Results Across Leagues

Sunday results show the National League Boston defeating Brooklyn 4 to 1 and Cincinnati edging Chicago 5 to 4 while Pittsburgh beat Chicago 4. Philadelphia and New York had blank entries. In the American League St Louis topped Cleveland 10 to 7 with New York and Washington also noted and Detroit not scheduled.

National Leave Pet New York Sereeeeenapee Coccsenscdeenberg Louis Seeeer Brooklyn Pittsburgh Edebeee Philadelphia Tmeinnati Peeteeeran Vane American Naau K. W Tauta Trene Supe Sean Cleveland Orered Teehee Boston Chienga Taseewe Detroit Washington Chitcagy Cincinnati Ataie York

Former police chief kills wife and himself at Mercy Hospital

Gary Rambo, former chief of police, shot his wife at Mercy Hospital in an apparent murder suicide. The couple, about fifty, left two children aged twelve and fourteen. Rambo had recently learned of his poor health and wife’s critical condition after a fall.

Gary Tnd Ajay Kanno Mercy Hospital Nimeself Rambo Rochester Minn Trecenthy Hianise Crary

No Hope for Bonus Cost Adoption by Congress

The report states there was no possibility of the bonus cost being adopted by Congress. Officials indicate no support or path forward for approval.

Congress

Death of financier Dr. Davison after brain tumor operation

Chicago May reports the death of fifty five year old financier and Morgan partner Dr. Davison after brain tumor surgery in New York. He had two operations at Roosevelt Hospital with temporary relief but died under ether as tumor had infiltrated brain tissue making successful removal unlikely.

Chicago May Fleary Davison New York J. Pr. Morgan and Company Te) Cross Roonvelt Hospital Carl Beck Javieon

Brain Tumor Types And Deaths Explored By Doctor Heck

Medical expert Dr Heck explains brain tumor classifications external to and within brain tissue. He describes malignant gliomatus tumors spreading through brain areas and notes auditory nerve pressure can cause deafness and severe pain. Death often follows such tumors, though some patients survive for years.

Heck Davison Sears

Robbery at Kansas City Construction Office

Five bandits three black and two white men ascended ten stories of a Kansas City office building and robbed a cashier from the Kelly Dennis Construction company of 4716.91 during payroll time and fled via the elevator.

Kansas City Kelly Dennis Construction Company

New Alaskan Railway Completed Reaches Dawson

The first traveler arrived in Dawson on the new Alaskan railway line linking Seward and Anchorage to Fairbanks. The United States government railway project is now finished and ready for use.

Dawson V. T May S New Alaskan Railway United States Governent Railway Seward Anchorage Fairbanks

Indians Defy Canadian Law On Tuscarora Reserve

A rebellion like stance grows on the Tuscarora reserve south of Brantford as Six Nations leaders clash with the Canadian government over sovereignty. Indians ignore police summons while Brantford officials seek mounted police aid. The eviction of George Wise from a farm near Osweken sparked the confrontation. A 16 year old boy was cuffed when a force attempted to seize Wise, triggering a crowded standoff as residents from nearby farms joined in the tense stand. Vine remains on the farm amid ongoing resistance from both sides.

Montreal Que Tuscarora Brantford Council of the Six Nations Dominion Six Nations Great Britain Canada George Wise Osweken Wise Kerr Brant County Vines Farm

Lloyd George Envoys Accept Note to Russian Delegates

British envoy notes to Russian delegates promise funds for reconstruction. Lloyd George and Russian talks focus on postwar recovery and aid commitments amid Allied support discussions.

Consul Threatened as Bomb Hinted in Sofia Crisis

Special report notes Communist threats to the American legation in Sofia Bulgaria with a bomb warning. In Genoa May, Lloyd George and Italy's Foreign Minister Lchwazer urged Russian delegates at the International Economic Conference to accept the Allies memorandum. They promise an international loan to fund Russia's reconstruction.

Genoa Italy Lloyd George Great Britain Lchwazer Iraly Stroin International Economic Confer Nce Russia The Evening Journal Soela Bulgaria United States Sacco Vanyeti Massachusetts Legation Aenerchist Charles Wilson

Bulgarians and Turks Near Angora in Trade Talks

Bulgarian delegation led by M Groushkeff arrives May 1 in Angora to negotiate an economic and political treaty with Purkiah nationalists. They seek a seaport on the Aegean coast. Dr A W Clow plans to attend a osteopathic convention in St Joe Missouri tomorrow.

Angora Constantinesie Hea M. Groushkeff Purkiah Aegean A. W. Clow St. Joe Missouri

Miss Silvercruys Engagement Wide Belgium Wedding

Miss Suzanne Silvercruys secretary at the Belgian embassy in Washington to marry Henry W. Farusin Jr of New Haven Conn. The ceremony will be in Revesels Belgium on May 18. Robert Silvercruy accompanies the couple to Belgium for residence as secretary in the Belgian minister of foreign affairs cabinet.

Suzanne Silvercruys Washington Henry W. Farusin, Jr New Haven Conn Revesels Belgium Robert Silvercruya

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