Two Naval Aviators Die in Potomac Hydroplane Collision
A collision between two hydroplanes during a test flight over the Potomac river near Gresboro Point claimed the lives of Lieut. Harold F. Selden and Ensign Frank Miller. Lieut. Comdr. C. V. Johnson and Mechanic T. V. Jacobs escaped with injuries. rescue crews recovered the bodies after a three hour effort, while bystanders aided in pulling survivors and wreckage from 30 feet of water.
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Potomac
Yient
A. F. Seldon
Frank Miller
Gresboro Point
Harold F. Selden
Ingraham Street
Ensign Frank Miller
Hydesboro
C. V. Johnson
T. V. Jacobs
Johnson
Jacobs
Edward H. Baton
Giesboro
Haton
Lieut. Selden
Ensign Miller
Naval
M. 8. Hackett
Naval Air Station
Anacostia
Usehter
Washington Navy Yard
Glesboro
Lieut Comdr
Johnston
Lieut. Comdr. Johnston
Lieut Shelden
Lieut Selden
Ensign Milley
Lieut Comdr. Johnston
Naval Air Atation
Navy Hunghter
Navy
Navy Fighter
Selden
Miller
Insign Miller
Norfolk
William A. Moffatt
Bureau of Aeronautics
Bose
Miller J
S J. Williams
D Davis
Wiliam Smith
Uncle Joe Cannon to keep quiet birthday observance
The 86th birthday of Uncle Joe Cannon falls on Sunday and the House will not celebrate as usual in line with his wishes. Illinois Congressman Madden will host a dinner for him, attended by former Speaker’s cronies. Cannon has served longer than any Congress member and plans to retire next March with a half century in service, though he appears in good health.
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Associated Press
Uncle Joe" Cannon
Congresa
House
Cannon
Madden
Appropriations Committee
Illinois
Uncle Joe
American Congress
Peking Falls to Wu as Chang's Forces Disintegrate
Gen Wu Pei Fu gains control of Peking after Chang Tso Lin’s forces are driven from the capital. President Hsu Shih Chang to stay in office through October 1923 with cabinet reorganization planned. Wu aims to unify north and south China via a constitutional convention to be held in central China after military issues are resolved.
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Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Wa Poei-Fu
Hsu Shih
Liang Shih-Yi
Gen
Tientsin
Chow Tsu Chi
Gan. Wu
China
Central
Ching
Shantung
Sun Yat Sen
Canton
Tientsin- Peking
Mukden
Wu Pei-Fu
Wall
Russia envoy case hints at possible end of ambassadorship
The Washington Post reports that Boris Bakhmetoff may soon lose his post as Russian ambassador as Senate scrutiny rises over a 1917 loan of 187 million dollars to Russia. Senator Borah alleges a portion funded New York and Chicago real estate via a holding company in which Bakhmeteff was involved.
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Washington Post. Co
Hughes
Boris Bakhmetoff
Borah
Senate
United States
Kerensky
New York
Chiago
Bakhmeter
State Department
Sion
Bakhmeteft
Russia
Earth Waves Threaten Corato City Over Underground Sea
An earthquake like event, called earth waves, hit Corato in southern Italy near Bari. Buildings collapsed along nearly a mile of streets, 50 000 residents flee to nearby towns, and hundreds of thousands of lire are allocated for relief and rebuilding. Government engineers arrive to drain the underground water, rebuild homes, and reroute cavern currents to prevent further cave ins.
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Rome
Associated Press
Corato
Italy
Bari
Streste
Destrustroom
Bank Examiners Report Nation's Business Reviving
Nationwide bank examiners report gradual return to normal conditions with improved business sentiment and cautious optimism. New England sees prices down but still high prewar levels. savings rise and bank borrowing falls. New York district notes a wholesome trend yet low spirits due to agriculture, taxes, and costs. Philadelphia reports recovery near, aided by manufacturing growth and reduced unemployment. Cleveland expects continued improvement despite coal strikes. Overall, a cautious, gradual national recovery pace is anticipated.
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Associated Press
Federal Reserve
Washington
Engiland
Herbert W. Scott
Boston
New York District
L. C. Borden
New York
Genoa
Harding
Philadelphia
Stephan L. Newhams
Cleveland
T. C. Thomas
Rigdon
SIX-GUN EXPERT TOO LATE ON DRAW
Former Deputy Sheriff Bud Ballew, famed for gun battles, was shot and killed at Domino Parlor in Wichita Falls Texas after a confrontation with J W McCormick who fired as Ballew reached for his weapon Two pistols found on Ballew one 45 caliber silver engraved with six notches and a 44 caliber gun Bond set at 10000 for McCormick whose arrest was waived by attorneys Five citizens signed the bond and McCormick was released The incident followed a disturbance call at the Domino Parlor backed by Chief Miller and details describe a fatal courthouse fight prior to the shooting
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Associated Press
Bud Ballew
Pace
Domino Parlor
J. W. McCormick
Ballew
MecCormick
McCormick
Miller
Chief McCormick
Bud
May yield at Genoa crisis looms amid adjournment talk
London and Genoa dispatches report growing belief that Belgian foreign minister Jaspar may abandon opposition to the memorandum to Russia. If not accepted, Lloyd George may return to London. Adjournment of the economic conference urged by the Little Entente. Joffe heads to Moscow to brief the Soviet executive committee on progress.
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Associated Preas
London
Anya
Reuter
Genoa
M. Jaspar
Russia
France
Belgium
Lloyd George
Associated Press
Bayard Benes
Adolph Joffe
Hele
Moscow
Central Executive Committee
Gerios
M. Joffe
Albanian Ministers Saved By An American
Albanian cabinet members narrowly escaped during a revolution as the director of the American Industrial School sheltered them. Authorities also saved the Albanian treasury, moving over 2,000,000 gold napoleons to the school where the floor was torn up to conceal it. Twelve rebels from a list of 160 were executed this week amid aggressive government reprisals. Fan Noli and other ministers resigned over policy disagreements. In Ardmore, Ohio, Bud Ballew, a deputy sheriff, was killed after a career marked by gun battles and ties to prior unrest.
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Tirane
Albania
Associated Press
Heasan Prishting
Mustapha Eroys
Halid Beshi
Fan Noli
Ardmore
Ohio
Bud" Billew
Wichitd Falls
Buck” Garrett
Ballew
Wilson
Oklo
Pete Bynum
Bynum
Angora Protest Over Italy and Turkish Strife
Reports from Constantinople and Angora describe Turkish nationalists condemning Italy for blocking Turkish ports and accusing Italy of colluding with Greece to cede Turkish lands in Asia Minor. Angora protests an unfriendly act after Italian occupation of Soka and Scala Meander valley towns Nova.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Angora
Black Sea
Soka
Scala
Nova
Meander Valley
Asia Minor
Italy
Greece
Iaat
Hae
Itallans
Isene Indexes and Mixed News Items Across Pages
The page lists multiple short items and section labels including Isene indexes, editorials, society notes, crime and court items, international topics such as de Valera and peace, and various features. It previews a magazine style section with sports and financial items, as well as a denunciation of brutal police and a feature-oriented layout.
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Yengle Eavoy
Genoa
Peking
Stein
Senate
New City Club
Union
Davison
Crown Prince
Mystic
l—Unit
de Valera
Davison to undergo operation for tumor near brain
New York reports Henry P. Davison of J. P. Morgan & Co will be operated on at noon tomorrow to remove a tumor on the auditory nerve near the brain. The second operation aims to improve condition after a prior procedure. Doctors and Morgan partners express cautious optimism about a successful outcome. A direct Morgan line will relay bulletins as the crisis continues.
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New York
Associated Press
Henry P. Davison
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan
Interosiay
Charles A. Hisberg
Mr. Davison
Peacock Point
Glen Cove
Long Taland
Ming Keen
Davison
Roosevelt Hospital
Aa Big Ag
Thomasville
Georgia
Elsberg
Devison
Nawapapera
Slane
Europe
Olympic
Sawhof
Daylight Plan Urged for Government Work Hours
Washington contentions push to begin work days an hour earlier and close at 8:20. Cabinet backs reorganization plan and hopes Congress soon acts. Merchants favor earlier hours while clerks and some unions oppose due to home routines. Washington Post 1822.
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Congress
Washington Post Co
White House
Washington
Harding
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce and Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Government Printing Office
White
House of Representatives
Senate
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John C. Higdon
James A. Reed
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Lambers
M Barthou
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Commission On Russian Affairs
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Mr. Lloyd George
Little Entente
Little Éntente
Genos
Rupata
Tirana
Baliew
Highnote
Garrett
Lfe
Bandite
H. P. Davison
Long Island
Harker
Bhenpetea
Harry N. Price
Hee
Walter F.brown
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