Delano Stir Surges At White House Chamber Meeting
Former Wabash president Frederick Delano condemns the open shop as an iridescent dream at a chamber of commerce convention in Washington. He praises Henry Ford like methods for railroads and predicts government operation will come if it yields the best returns.
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Washington
Frederick Deane
Wabash Railroad
United States
C Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
White House
Delany
Federal Reserve Board
AMC
Henry Ford
A. C. Bedford
Standard Oi Company
Innternational Chamber of Commerce
Genoa
Russia Must Be Good and Respect Property in Global Order
Dwight W. Morrow notes shifts since 1914 and warns Russia must accept private property and international morality. Delegates critique Delafield’s proposal to forgive US foreign war debts totaling 11.902 billion dollars, arguing effects on international commerce.
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Russia
Dwight W. Morrow
J. J. Morgan & Co
Europe
John Ross Delafield
Delafield, Thorne & Boarleigh
United States
Trotzky Seeks U S Treaty With Moscow Aim
Moscow reports Soviet war commissioner Trotzky states Russia seeks a commercial treaty and military understanding with the United States to reassure American and European capital that the Soviet Republic is established and to be reckoned with.
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Moscow
Russia
United States
Leon * Trotzky
Zita Granted Permit to Go to Spain
The allied council of ambassadors allows former Empress Zita to leave Madeira where Charles died in exile and travel to Spain to stay until her accouchement. Apartments are booked at Chateau Pardo near Madrid for her residence.
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Paria
Allied Council of Ambassadors
Zita
Austria-Hungary
Madeira
Charles
Spain
Chateau Pardo
Madrid
Twenty Eight Show Horses Burned in Ontario Fire
A fire at Hugh Wilson's training arena in Gerville Ontario destroyed the facility and burned to death twenty eight show horses owned by Cox and Sir Adam Beck. The blaze occurred on May 18 and caused extensive financial loss to the owners and local equestrian interests.
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Gerville
Ont
Cox
Sir Adam Beck
Hugh Wilson
Gang of Yeggs Eludes Guards in Missouri Farm Heist
Three Springfield payroll bandits slip through state guards near Decaturville carrying 20000 dollars in loot from farmer Parrish. They fled in a stolen car toward Pacific as posses hunt through Bradshaw Flats and Ozark trails. two gun battles reported with possible dead accomplices.
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Decaturville
Ccorcion of
Springfield
St. Louis
KB. A. Parrish
Bradshaw Flats
Parrish
Paycific
Ozark
Delusions Have Wrecked Genoa Parley
Washington reports the United States may join a purely economic conference on the Russian situation after France proposed a new meeting with economic limits. Officials blame the Genoa talks on promises to Russia that could not be fulfilled, saying the Lloyd George Facta approach aimed at recognition and loans before settlement.
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Washington
Ambassador Child
State Department
France
Taive
Child
United States
Denon
The
Hage
Hague
Genoa
Russia
Lloyd George-Facta Group
Jeans
Conference on Economic Aid to Russia Debated by Officials
A high official warned the Geneon conference may fail if it repeats the error of advancing plans without solid backing. He weighed whether Lloyd George and Pacta would join a government backed economic conference to scientifically assess Russia’s needs and aid options, noting the United States would participate but not open the pocketbook.
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Lloyd George
Pacta
Russia
United States
Thoner
Eoonomie
Chamber of Commerce of
Threats Rise in Labor War Target Jail Officials
The Bomber Gang threatens County Jail Warden Westbrook and Chief of Police with death amid a wave of violence linked to the Landis wage dispute. Prison guards and police are reinforced as leaders Murphy Shea and Sindee remain jailed and South Rogers Park apartments trigger renewed fears.
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Westbrook
Poi Aml
Waeastbrook
Surve
Im” Murphy
Don” Shea
Fred Sindee
Rogers Park
Beaters
Landis
Fitamorris
Weebrook
Sean
France to Send Parmentier to Washington to Discuss War Debt
France plans a special mission headed by Jean Parmentier to Washington to confer with the American debt funding commission on paying the principal and interest of the U S war advances. Premier Poincare has informed Ambassador Herrick and the ministerial team will present France’s finances and seek a formal position from the commission. The French debt to the United States totals 3 340 857 593 dollars.
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Aris
Tas
American War Debt Funding Commission
United States
Finance
de Lasteyrie
Jean Parmentier
Ministry of Finance
France
Poincare
Anassador Herrick
MW de Lacreyete
American Debt Funding Commission
Wrethington
Allied Debt Commission
Treasury Officials Discuss Foreign Debt Plan Model
Representatives reach here as treasury officials say they have no official notification of a Vrenelh milestone selection yet. Test funding negotiations are to set a general model for future talks with other governments. The French war debt to this country on May 15 stood at 857 50 of principal and 810,000,000 of accrued interest, while Britain’s debt reached 4 185,818,458 of principal and 611,000,000 of interest.
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Treasury
Great Britain
Harding to See Steel Men This Evening
President Harding will dine with about thirty steel officials to seek a frank statement of intentions regarding the proposed Gizande merger. Government probes by the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission will guide the policy toward a potential steel industry grouping under the Allied Grange. White House will not disclose further details.
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Washington
Harding
Gizande
Department of Justice
Federal Trade Commission
Allied Grange
White House
Baseball scores and standings in early National and American Leagues
In the National League results Chicago defeated Cincinnati one to none while Philadelphia blanked St Louis Brooklyn and New York played late. In the American League Philadelphia beat Chicago 4 to 0 with Poston earning four hits while St Louis Levin pitched in a 6 to 1 win over New York and Cleveland defeated Detroit. Washington weather interrupted action with rain.
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Chicago
Rowton
Cincinnath
Philadelphia
St. Louia
Brooklyn
New York
National League
Uv St. Loui Pittebureh
Cintinnati
Washington
E S Parks of Fairfield Travels on Business to Washington
E S Parks of Fairfield is spending several days in Washington on business affairs and meetings.
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E. S. Parks
Fairfield
Washington
General Chang Starts New Move Seizures Revenues at New Chwang Port
Chang Tse-Toin rebel chief who set up a Manchurian republic orders seizure of salt and maritime customs revenues at the treaty port of New Chwang. The action is seen as near war against treaty powers. Indications point to renewed hostilities within days as Chang and Sun Yat Sen prepare for campaigns while legations await confirmation of seizures and foreign loans security.
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Peking
Chang Tse-Toin
Manchuria
New Chwang
Chang
Sin Yat Sen
Wu Pei Pu
Sun Yat Sun
Kiang Se
Chang Chung-Ming
Sun
Hospital Burn Sparks Rescue Crisis at San To Spilato
A major fire destroyed a historic hospital in San To Spilato today. Fire crews recovered six teen bodies, and authorities launched an investigation into the blaze amid questions about safety measures.
Mines Are Bombed Three Coal Mines Near Turtle Creek Wittsburg
A special report from Rome details a disastrous fire at the Santo Spirito hospital complex. Sixteen bodies recovered with several rescuers injured as the historic institution houses a hospital lunatic asylum founding home and a refuge for the aged and infirm.
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The
Evening Journal
Rome
Italy
Hospital of Santo Spirito
Tipples at Three Wagon Mines Hit by Explosion
In Pittsburg on May 18 a blast blew tipples at the Three Wagon Coal Mines near Turtle Creek. No one was harmed. The mines, already operating during the strike, resumed activity.
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Evening Journal
Pittsburg
Turtle Creek
Non-Aggression Pact Adopted at Economic Conference
The non-aggression pact was adopted unanimously at a plenary meeting of the political committee of the International Economic Conference held here today.
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GPNOA
International Economic Conference
Steam Quells Gasoline Blaze at Local Dry Cleaning Plant
Steam flooded the Excelsior Dry Cleaning plant in Clinton Ta as a spark ignited gasoline. Firemen used steam chemical and water to smother the flames with only minor damage to two machines reported. A Washington merchant offers six 28 by 31 inch window screens free to anyone who pays for local delivery and calls at the Journal office for the name.
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Clinton
Excelsior Dry Cleaning Company
Washington
Journal
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Debi Qwed
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General Chang
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