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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1922

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France seeks US aid in Russian commission plan

Genoa May 13 France appealed to the United States to join an international commission to study the Russian situation. Ambassador Richard Washburn Child said the French proposal would give the US a dominant voice but not bind it to commission decisions. London and Paris debated the plan as subcommissions met without final results.

Child United States France Lloyd George and Barthou Genoa International Commission Richard Washburn Child Associated Press Lloyd George Baron Hayashi M. Barthou M. Jaspar Signor Schanzer Edward Grigg M. Colrat Razaians Japan Poland Switzerland Sweden Great Britain Viscount Ishii Europe M. Motta

German Tax on Tourists Proposed in Berlin

A bill in the German Reichstag from the German Democratic Party would tax foreigners based on the gap between Germany’s cheaper hotel rates and their home country costs. Americans could pay 4 gold marks or $1 daily, while Swiss and French tourists face 5 francs daily. Bavarian rates already exceed 1,000 marks weekly. The party estimates about 300,000 Americans visit Germany.

Berlin Germany Teichstag German Democratic Party Munich Bavaria The New York Herald

Senator's Daughter Sails for Europe Amid Romance Scandal

Miss Mary Culberson daughter of Senator Culberson leaves New York with friends for a Europe tour to show the affair with Alexander Robertson is ended. The trip follows months of publicity and involvement by detectives and disputed kidnaping charges. Robertson accompanies no Culbersons, and family officials stress the departure is part of a prearranged plan.

Mary Culberson Charles A. Culberson Texas Alexander E. Robertson New York City Europe Culberson Senator Culberson Robertson Miss Culberson New York Culberton Newark N. J John Ellis Washington Miss Culberaon Austin Tex Ssnator Culberson South America Adams Bloomfield Boston Ton Bos Rogfirtgon Misa Culbersog

Speed on Tariff Bill Primaries Faces Bitter Home Contests

Several Republicans confront strong intraparty clashes as primaries sharpen. Reports say many members cannot afford to stay at tasks much longer with McCamber and Lodge pressed by hard problems to solve. Reed heads to Missouri battlefield amid renewed pressure.

McCamber Lodge Reed Missouri

Endurance grind in Washington as tariff fight rages

Congress presses the Senate with long night sessions in a bid to push the tariff bill through. Republicans fear primary losses after Indiana defeat of Harry New. Reed and Lodge face tough battles, with McCumber under home-state opposition as the tariff fight dominates the summer agenda.

Opyright Washington Post Co Congress Senate Havine Harding Harry New Beveridge Indiana Harry Washington Reed Missouri Breckinridge Wilson Senator Lodge Massachusetts Lodge

Prince of Wales Injured in Polo Match in Manila

The Prince of Wales received a glancing blow to the right eye from a ball during a polo match in Manila. The wound required two stitches and was not serious. He retired from the game and returned to the British cruiser Renown. He missed the governor general’s dinner and reception but is set to resume activities tomorrow.

Associated Press Manila Prince Renown Wood Hiad tomor_ TOW

Senator faces clash over soldier bonus bill strategy

The North Dakota senator weighs options between returning home without the soldier bonus or staying in Washington to press a homestead bill. He sees the risk of trouble at home or being cut off from campaigning. Tariff speedups may help but night sessions are unlikely to yield much. Long sessions hinder progress and burden reporters and the government printing office.

McCumber To . Penrose J Committee North Dakota Senate Ashington Washington

Manchuria Crisis Deepens as Chang Declares Independence

May 18 reports from Peking and Luanchow indicate Gen. Chang Tso-lin asserts Manchurian independence and rejects presidential authority while foreign interests fear renewed armed clashes near Kaiping and LuanChow. Diplomatic channels demand talks. Kaiping mines risk operational disruption with potential exodus of foreigners.

Peking Chang Tso-lin Manchuria Mongolia Kaiping Chang Tientsin Associated Press Chang Tso- Lin Mukden Luanchow Jehol Newa

Chicago police gun war terror fuels deadly strikes expand

Police orders to shoot on provocation end in the deaths of two bandits and wounded officers in Chicago labor firings. Indicted men Murphy Mader Shea face immediate trial. authorities pursue Jeremiah Horn and other suspects amid funerals for Lyons and Clark.

Union Murphy Mader Shel—Mhiree Black Hand Associated Press Chicago Big Tim" Murphy Gas’ Workers’ Union Fred ‘Mader Building ‘Trades Shea Harry “Smash Hanson Isadore Braverman Robert M. McCloud Mur Wiliam Smith Jeremiah Horn John Miller Charles Fitzmorris Terrence Lyons Thomas Clark Vito Giorgio James Cascio New Orleans Giorgo

Williams Leads In Texas Primary Race For Unexpired Seat

Wichita Falls May 13 Early unofficial returns tonight from the election to fill the unexpired term of the late Lucien W Parrish in Congress from the Thirtieth district show Guinn Williams leading with S A Morgan second Milas Annie Webb Blanton sister of Representative Thomas L Blanton running third Orville Bullington far behind Blanton All candidates Democrats except Bullington who is running as an independent.

Wichita Falla Altout Lucien W. Parrish Congress Guinn Williams SA. T. Morgan Milas Annie “Webb Blanton Representive Thomas L. “Blanton Orville Bullington Mira’ Blanton Bullington Holst Ie

Strawberries Watermelons and Cantaloupes Up This Year

AP reports a strong forecast for 1922 fruit and early vegetables from the Department of Agriculture. Strawberries lead with 16,217 cars, up 17 percent. Tennessee and Arkansas top state production. Cantaloupes up 39 percent from 1921 with larger Southern California Florida and Texas outputs. Florida leads watermelon area at 35,200 acres vs 18,700 in 1921. Early Florida tomatoes projected at 10,992 cars, and Irish potatoes at 39,168 cars with a 13 percent rise.

Associated Press Department of “Agriculture California Florida Texas

Morvich Gallops to Derby Victory Pillory

Morvich wins the Kentucky Derby at Louisville by a length and a half, finishing the one mile and a quarter in 2 043-65, ahead of Bet Moss e and John Finn. The race draws $46,775 to the winner plus a gold service cup, with Morvich pushing total earnings to about $162,000 and eclipsing expectations with a dramatic crowd ovation and strong future prospects.

Louisville Morvich Whisky Broom Horae Xyace Han Morry Keich América Bet Mosse George F Baker John Finn Baker Deadlock Kentucky Edward Simm My Play Man O' War Matéu Morgich

Budget Needs for Washington High Schools Next Year

PRESSFORS reports that five of seven senior high schools in Washington seek to start building projects for 1923 24 to relieve overcrowding. The total program to 10 million dollars would add two junior high schools and replace or expand several facilities including Central and McKinley. Central leads with 40 thousand for a complete machine shop and 2 thousand for library volumes as part of broader needs across sites.

Washington Schoote Franklin Coat Business High School McKinley Manual Training School Central High School Business McKinley Eastern High School Central’ High School Central Junepee McKinney Manual Training School al Iia Cramp

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