Genoa Conference Plan Reopens At The Hague
The Genoa economic conference will reconvene on June 15 at The Hague to discuss Russian questions if accepted by the subcommission on Russian affairs. The move aims to induce U S participation and to dissolve Genoa without admitting failure to settle Franco British differences. The plan, suggested by Lloyd George, was accepted by inviting powers and will be forwarded to Washington for clearance.
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America
Washington
Genoa
Hague
Russia
United States
France
Great Britain
Edward Grigg
Lloyd George
The
Europe
Edward
Sir Edward
Hagué
Italian foreign minister invites U S to Hague conference
Genoa May 14 The Italian foreign minister Signor Schanzer who heads the economic conference handed a formal invitation to Ambassador Child to have the United States join the Hague conference on Russian affairs in June. The Ambassador sent the invitation by cable to the State Department in Washington.
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Associated Press
Genoa
Signor Schanger
Ambassador Child
United States
State Department
Washington
Harding Return Delayed by Rain On Washington Trip
President and Mrs Harding arrived in Washington after midnight, completing the Absecon NJ weekend visit hosted by Senator Edge. Rain slowed the auto return, with a luncheon at Wilmington hosted by Senator du Pont for the party and other guests. The group planned a dinner in Wilmington before resuming to the capital.
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Harding
Washington
Absecon
N. J
Senator Edge
Bob Benents
Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Senator du Pont
Herding
Gen Sawyer
Chelsea Baptist Church
Atlantic City
Denney
Mra Harvey
Thomas W. Miller
Miler
Warner
Mra. Warner
New Jersey
Princess Elizabeth in Critical Condition in Athens
Athens reports Princess Elizabeth wife of Crown Prince George of Greece and Roumanian princess, critically ill with pleural abscess. An operation removed pus, followed by signs of pulmonary edema and heart weakness. Roumanian king and queen left for Constanza as doctors monitor her condition.
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Athens
Associated Press
Elizabeth
George
Greece
Roumania
Evening Bulletin
Roumanie
Princesa Tsaang
Bucharest
Constanza
Piraeus
Diaz Sails From Galveston for Vera-Cruz Coast
Nuevo Laredo dispatch says Gen. Felix Diaz nephew of Porfirio Diaz left Galveston by boat with five men heading toward the Vera Cruz coast. They allegedly carried arms and ammunition intended for landing at a distant objective along the coast.
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México City
Nuevo Laredo
Felix Diaz
Porfirio Diaz
Galveston
Primary fight shapes Pennsylvania governor race in 1916
Philadelphia May 14 Republican voters face a hot primary to decide a governor nominee between George E Alter and Gif ford Pinchot amid state issues and party splits. Pinchot claims broad statewide support while Alter leads in Philadelphia and Allegheny. Prohibition pledges and graft accusations mark the campaign as voters also choose U S senators and other statewide posts.
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Associated Press
Philaelphia
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Cameron
Matthew Stanley Quay
Boles Penrose
George E. Alter
Gifford Pinchot
Sproul
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Alter
Pinchot
Finchot
Progressive Party
Pinchot Ay
Allegheny
United States
Knox and
Penrose
Crow
Ywinesa
William E Crow
Knox
David A. Reed
Piitsburgh
George Wharton Papper
William J. Burke
Allegheny County
Pepper
Burke
Organized Labor
American Legion
James A. McSparran
Queen Marie May Postpone Coronation to Visit U S
Bucharest May 14 Queen Marie of Roumania may skip her fall coronation to visit the United States. Pressing affairs at home and travel costs delay her, while invites from Americans pour in. She plans to meet President Harding and speak with women leaders, denying motion picture plans and defending her public work. She also discusses her daughter Marie’s marriage to King Alexander of Jugoslavia and the hope for Balkan unity.
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Marie
Roumania
Moving Picture
Associated Press
Bucharest
Marie of
Harding
White House
Ferdinand
Transylvania
New York
Associated Preay
United States
Rcumenia
Alexander of
Jugoslavia
Balkane
Balkans
Greece
Daylight Saving Began Amid Mixed Washington Reaction
Washington awoke to daylight saving with banks and post offices keeping to old hours while schools open at eight. Trains and streetcar schedules shift. many workers will rise an hour earlier, tugging at routines as hotels theaters and sports settle into the new time. The government offices mostly stay on standard time, with observers awaiting measurable benefits or drawbacks from the change.
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Banks
Post Office
Washington
Union Station
Procery
Sanste
House
Ing
Banker and dancer held after ship passage paid
Tod H Teixiera De Mattos, Holland banker, and Miss Mildred Collin, a dancer, were kept aboard the Holland America liner Ryndam in Hoboken by immigration officials. Mattos admitted paying Miss Collin’s passage. both occupied adjoining state rooms. A special board of inquiry would convene, with expected release, or they may be sent back on the Ryndam’s return voyage.
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Washington Post
New York
Tod H. Teixiera de Mattos
Mildred LU. F. Colin
Ryndon
Board of Inquiry
Hoboken
Mattes
William van Doorn
Holland-America Line
Miss Collin
Ryndam
Four New Schools Urged To Relieve Overcrowding
The 1928 24 estimates show urgent need for four new school buildings and extra play space in the first and third divisions, with 13 000 pupils in the northwestern city sector. Overcrowding requires 24 to 30 more classrooms beyond project spending. A new Conduit Road school and land for another are targeted, plus replacement of the Tenley School.
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Petworth
Park View
Takoma Park
Alyssian
Tha F Potomad River
Hea
Hoek Crdek
Bupopt Cirsie
Putelthe
Gonduit
Algo
Brat Divigtor
Wisconsin Avenue
Yume Street
Conduit Road Citizens Association
Tenléy
Congress
Senate
Ihe
Hie
Florida Avenue
Tattect
Rock Creek
Patworth
Columbia Heights
Petworth, “Columbia Heights, Park View, SauYa Addition, and Mt."Pleasant
Ingleside
Johnson-Powell Group
Johnson-Powell
Macfarland
Fourteenth and
Taylor Atreata Northwest
Americans remove women in China Changli bridgehead forming
In the Linsimina region women and children were moved to Tongshan under American guard protection. Missionaries from Changli were relocated to Chin wangtzo as Gen Chang Tso Lin withdraws troops toward Lanchow to form a bridgehead. Chin Li artillery reportedly struck an airplane near Tongshan. no damage reported. Sun? troops described as a rabble marching north from Canton lacking discipline and weapons with worn uniforms and vice.
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Tientsin
Linsimina
Tongshan
Changli
Chinwangtzo
Chang -Tso-Lin
Kaiping
Kuyeh
Lanchow
Chang
Chi-Li
Pekin
Rasodolgrad
Wu Pei-Fuv
Tangshan
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Mongolia
Peking
Chang Tso- Lin
Chang Tso-Li
Prince of Wales Injured in Polo Incident Absent From Fort McKinley
The Prince of Wales, with a black eye and bandaged forehead from a polo injury, toured Manila with Gen. Léonard A. Wood and planned polo play after Cavite. He skipped Fort McKinley due to illness, attended a Manila club tea dance, and later joined a Renown luncheon in honor of Gen. Wood. Also, George A. Haskell, bankrupt broker, hanged himself at his Somerville home after suicide note of distress.
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Manila
Associated Press
Prince of Wales
Léonard A. Wood
Philippines
Cavite
Fort McKinley
Wood
Aulét
Renown
Gen. Wood
Manila Club
Gen
Somerville
Mass
Martech
George A. Haskell
George A. Haskell & Co
Becen
Boston Stock Exchange
Eke Combany Ae
Diplomatic Meet Seeks Accord in Peru Chile Dispute
In Washington the plenipotentiaries of Chile and Peru gather at the Hall of the Americas invited by President Harding. Secretary Hughes opens with a goodwill address as the two nations explore a conference plan to resolve a forty-year territorial controversy over Tacna and Arica with arbitration likely. The United States plans impartiality with no initial observer at private talks.
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America
Harding
Chile
Peru
Hall of the
Americas
Washington
Hughes
Inia Izquierdo
Meliton Porras
Ancon
United States
United States Supreme Court
Cabinet
Pacific
South America
Argentina
Bolivia
Heuador
Tacna
Arica
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Five Powers
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M. Barthou
Schanver
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Japan
Masper
Belgium
Commission of Commissions
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Mignor
Schanzer
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Hardings
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Capital
Diaz
Vera Cruz Coast
Keystone Republicans
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Holland
Speyer
No. 3
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London
Times
Hong Kong
Sun- Yat-Sen
Canton
Wales
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Prince
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Pasifia
Tarapaca
Tacné
Ariés
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