Demand City Surplus Favor Cash Basis Policy
Demand grows for a cash based District government with a plan to avoid large tax increases. Commissioners urge releasing $5 million in federal treasury funds, semiannual tax collections, and issuing about $3 million in bonds to fund operations and curb a tax jump while moving toward a cash basis.
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Paris Police Crack Alleged Communist Espionage Ring
French police arrest three as they unveil a purported network of 200 operatives linking Brest Lorient Toulon and central arsenals to Berlin and Moscow. Documents stolen from Brest and a major central powder factory trigger claims of regular courier lines and bolshevist propaganda. Marcel Cachin condemns attacks on national security amid Genoa talks.
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Vassar Girls Grow Taller Says College President
President Henry Noble MacCracken told Tower Hill parents in Wilmington Delaware that over the past decade physical education at Vassar college has raised the average height by one and a half inches and added two inches to girth plus an extra size to hands and feet.
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Asle J Gronna Dies in North Dakota at 64
Lakota North Dakota May 4 by the Associated Press Asle J Gronna former United States Senator from North Dakota died at his home aged 64 He had recently undergone an operation in Rochester Minnesota Gronna born December 10 1858 in Elkader Iowa served in the Territorial Legislature Lakota trustee and Nelson County chairman He began Congress in 1905 and served until 1911 then elected to the Senate for the unexpired term of Martin M Johnson and reelected 1915 to 1931 His rise came from Republican insurgency against Speaker Cannon in 1916 joining other progressives in the chamber, with La Follette Poindexter and others.
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Attack on Russian ambassador Bakhmeteff over 187 million loan
Senator Borah accused Boris Bakhmeteff of acting as a Russian ambassador in name only and of investing U S funds advanced to the Kerensky government in real estate in New York and Chicago. He cited a priest’s testimony and said the United States should compel an accounting of the 187 million dollars, with details to be revealed in due time. Semenoff was named in connection with the case and questioned for influence on State Department recognition.
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Chang Army in Routed Forces Fall Back Near Peking
Chinese factions clash on the Hun river and near Fengtai as Gen Chang Tso Lin's Manchurian troops retreat after heavy losses at Machang and Changsi ntien. Wu Pei Fu's forces drive the rout toward the capital. foreigners, including a U S legation wife, are briefly blocked from the city but later rescued.
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Suit Against Fall Quashed In Federal Court
A suit brought by Calvin Giffen against Secretary Fall the Pan American Petroleum Company and Eight Oil Company over lands in Kern county was quashed in federal court. The motion to quash was sustained because a cabinet officer cannot be a defendant in a suit.
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Premier Lloyd George Hosts Genoa Conference Talks
German Chancellor Wirth and Foreign Minister Rathenau met at Lloyd George’s villa with British leaders to discuss Germany’s reparations and allied plans. Russians show mixed appeal to reconstruction memo while Paris and London seek a unified stance ahead of May 31. Italo Turkish treaty questions and a possible nonaggression pact are discussed as Genoa aims to crown its achievements with peace moves and frontier settlements.
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Blizzard trial reveals army chiefs' strong testimony
In Charles Town West Virginia May 1 Young William Blizzard accused in the miners insurrection case sits with a smile as prosecutors present army officers Maj Charles F Thompson and Maj Charles Smart as key witnesses. The defense seeks to cast doubt on leadership and outside pressure while Keeney and Mooney vanish toward Madison and Danville to halt the march.
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Two Die in Canton Posse Gunfight Near City Limits
Two men were killed and five wounded in a motorcycle posse gun battle five miles north of Canton. The firefight followed the kidnapping of patrolman John Wige, with several gunmen captured after a long chase and exchange of shots. The gunmen were believed to be aiding bank robbery suspect John S Stephens alias Oklahoma Slim, already jailed on related charges.
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Convicts Miss Knox Nurse Hears Fate Calmly
Special to The Washington Post Montross Va May 4 Sarah E Knox a middle aged nurse was sentenced to 20 years for the murder of Mrs Margaret I Bastlake. The jury deliberated one hour and 35 minutes as defense lawyers argued for mercy and prosecutors stressed motive opportunity and means.
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