Martial Law Amid City Fighting in Chang Wu Conflict
Martial law declared as Chang and Wu forces clash over a key city. Proclamations urge withdrawal of armies, warn of harm to trade and treaty compliance, while foreign powers urge protection of their interests amid disrupted rail traffic and looming foreign protests.
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Chang
I Chang -Rso- Lin
Ton Changsintien
Machang
Washington
Tien-Taii
Hau Shih Chang
China
Ying
Hang Tso-Tan
Earmle
Lan
Sun Yat Sen Backs Chang Tso Lin Alliances
Dr Sun Yat Sen leader in Canton says he has joined Gen Chang Tso Lin against Wu Pei Fu and will soon press northward. A Chi Li airstrike near a train with American Marines bound for Peking caused minor damage in the vicinity.
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Hongkong
Associated Press
Sim Yat Sen
South China
Canton
Chang Tso-Lin
Wu ‘Pei Fu
Sun
North China
U. S
London
China
Paotingfa
Fengtai
Peking
London Times
1,000 Dead or Wounded Amid Peking Battle
Commander Hutchins reports from a hillside overlooking the Hun river that fighting near Chang sin den and Chang Tso Lin positions continues for 36 hours with about 1,000 dead or wounded in view. Wu Pei Fu pushes toward Peking while Chang Tso Lin warns of a Chinese Napoleon outcome.
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Associated Press
Charles T.hutching
Legation
Hun River
Chang Ytso-Lin
Changsinden
Wu Pei Fu
Hutchins
Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Napoleon
Tientsin
Peking-Tientsin
Trafic
Washington
Can
Changsintien
American Board of Missions
Rockefeller Institute
American Mission
Pelding
Mukden
Tok
Ang Tso-Lin
Wu Yei Fu
Yangtse
Fso-Lin
Ain Te Peking
Riot in Paris and Sofia Clash Leave Casualties
Paris reports a premature May Day riot as 5,000 communists paraded near the city, red flags in hand. Police, including republican guards, used revolvers to disperse the crowds after clashes wounded several officers and two people were killed in Sofia amid a separate unrest.
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Paris
Carpright
The
Public Ledger Co
Pope Pius Letter at Genoa Draws Praise from Premier
Genoa April 30 The Pope through Cardinal Gasparri addressed governments and peoples with a letter urging universal brotherhood and peace if pacification fails. Premier Lloyd George praised the document saying it encourages Christian powers at Genoa to seek peace with Russia. Don Luigi Sturzo promotes the Pope's message at the conference while talks on Russian war debts and private property in Russia proceed among jurists from France and Britain.
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Genoa
Associated Press
Pope Pius
Cardinal Gasparri
Universal Brotherhood
Holy See
Lloyd George
Europe
Holy Sea
Russia
Starza
Luigi Sturzo
Sturzo
Germany
France
Great Britain
Former Crown Prince Seeks U.S. Role in Genoa Talks
In a three hour interview at Wieringen the ex Crown Prince of Germany urges America to attend Genoa and shape Europe's fate. He stresses Germany's need for U S support and calls for honest reassessment of wartime narratives while signaling readiness to work within lawful limits.
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America
Genoa
Germany
Europe
U. S
Wieringen
Washington Post
Prine
Holand
United States
den Oever
Hollana
England
Hxlle
Commonwealth
Holland
Karl
German Empire
Doorn
the Hague
Ee Thin
Doorrv
Gen James McAndrew Dies War Hero of World War I
Gen. James McAndrew, chief of staff to Pershing and key commander directing the American offensives at Chateau Thierry, St Mihiel and the Argonne Meuse, died at Walter Reed Hospital after a long illness. He lived to be mourned as one of the era’s greatest Americans, with funeral plans likely to Arlington with full military honors.
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Y Ghonen Rothwell Brown
Washington Post
James McAndrew
A. H
Chaumont
France
Chateau Thierry
St. Mihiel
Argonne- Meuse
Walter Reed Hospital
Germany
Hira
W&s
Howley
J. B. Creighton
John J. Pershing
Arlington
McAndrew
Gen. Pershing
Pershing
Western Front
United States
Dr W P Allen Kills Son Then Ends Life in Tennessee Tragedy
Dr W P Allen of Dayton Tennessee shot his 93 year old son W P K then fired at his wife on a roadside near Dayton before killing himself Mrs Allen escaped unharmed The double killing occurred as the family returned from a car ride Police said Allen had been recently acquitted in a major murder trial in Rhea County.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Associated Press
W. P. Allen
Dayton
Butch C. Gardeshire
Tennessee
Rhea ‘County
Niles
Index to Today's Issue Page 1
Page index listing articles across sections from Peking under martial law to daily legal record and magazine features including theater and society notes. Billed as a current issue table of contents with page allocations.
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Peking
Congress
Genoa
Pope
James McAndrew
Doyle
Croker
Radio Department
Daily Legal Record
Congressional Club
Fight to Control Congress Starts
Washington Post 1922 reports the Indiana primaries begin the battle for control of the next Congress. It notes Republican hopes to pass a tariff bill by July and possible Senate gains in Montana Missouri Rhode Island Nebraska and Maryland, while Indiana's May 16 Pennsylvania May 16 primaries shape party prospects and President Harding's Alaska trip questions arise.
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George Rothwell Brown
Washington Post Co
Charles Town
W. Va
West Virginia
Harding
Logan
Mingo
Jefferson
United States Senate
United Mine Workers
William Blizzard
Subdistrict 2
District
Commonwealth
Harry N. Price
Indiana
Congress
Pennsylvania
Knox
Penrose
Tad
Senate
House
Watson
Conference
Alaska
William Cullop
Cullop
Oscar Bland
House of Representatives
Maryland
Montana
Missouri
Rhode Island
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Petition Degries Tax Demand Right to Be Heard
Mass meeting at Central High School stadium denounces the conference amendment to the District bill proposing over 3 million dollars in annual tax increases. Leaders including T J Donovan and Charles A Baker urge Congress to hear District taxpayers and protest taxation without representation.
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Citizgens
Congress
Charles A. Baker
Federation of Citizens Associations
Senate
House of Representatives
District of Columba
Thomas Donovan
Central Citizens Association
Donovan
District of Columbia
Committees of
Chamber of Commerce
A. B E. Seymour
House
Columna
Seymour
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