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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1923

Page

11

Russan debate yields no immediate war but talks to follow

London reports no immediate rupture with Russia after a heated Commons debate. Foreign Secretary Curzon agrees to talks with M. Krassin to extend time limits for Soviet compliance while warning that Britain demands full adherence to its terms. Lloyd George supports inquiry into Soviet recognition as Parliament weighs broader relations and the possibility of bilateral dialogue.

London A. P Russan Commons England Ryan Leonid Krassin Ronald McNeall Curzon M. Krausin Moscow Premer Lloyd George Smip Polley Ie

Nat Tanta show opens after postponement amid rain

The Tallahassee or Arlington Park crowd witnessed a modest but lively start to the Nat Tanta horse show despite threatening skies. Green hunters and riding classes produced steady results with Benton stables winning the Night Weight class and riders from Mount Afry Farms and Walter K Burgass placing in subsequent jumps as the event continues today at 2 o clock.

Arlington Park Highway Bridge Benton Stables Sands Middleburg Ponehatte Ten Sleep Gad Loetory Mount Afry Farms Auefial Walter K Burgass

Death Ultimatum Is Calmly Given by Bandit Chief

Tientain May 18 By AP leaders of the Buchow bandits are educated and intelligent men who demand fulfillment of promises by Chinese authorities. Roy Anderson, an American returned from the robbers stronghold, says negotiations were hindered by bans on agreements with the bandits. Villagers are said to be in sympathy with the group or with relief efforts. The marauders keep strict camp discipline and intercept outside aid packages. An American captive, Lee Solomon, reports forced confinement and harsh conditions, including a small stable used as a living space and kitchen before his attempt to join the band’s activities.

Tientain Buchow Roy Anderson Andérson Unione Alther Linchéng Lee Solomon Bhangal A. P China Shaotung Williiam Lenfers Lerieat Enlestian Bunday Liacheng Lenfers Wang Peking Leanders Lincheng Avim

Break World Mean War Moscow Notes on Britons and War Fears

Moscow reports intense interest in Great Britain action on the Litvinov note with Bolshevik leaders debating break with England and possible war. Other dispatches from Bhangal note Chinese bandits in Shaotung hills threaten foreigners unless terms are met, with Father Lenfers mediating and warning of pledged force.

Moscow A. P Great Britain Bolshevk England Magi Acta Acta As i Check To Any Wwar- Uke Intentions On the Part of Poland, Roumania Kovola Labor Party Leonid Kranein Kolakevik Cofomarce and Trade MacDonald Foreign Office

Quban Bank Flan Discussed By Federal Board

The Federal Reserve Board reviewed Boston reserve bank’s application to establish an agency in Havana but no settlement emerged. Earlier similar moves by the Atlanta Reserve Bank were noted as protracted talks continued with Gov Haarring and Deputy Coy Adtegun present. Two men joined the discussion, including Po Jaman of Tennessee and Edward in the initial scene.

Federal Reserve Board Boston Reserve Bank Haavana Atlante Reserve Bank Boston

Tornado Strikes Byenville Injuring Dozens Near Cambridge

A tornado near Byenville five miles south of Here Fifty houses were blown down or uprooted leaving many injured and one feared dead. Charles Griffith aged 65 died momentarily delayed reports say, while Anna Rood aged 15 was seriously hurt as the home of her parents collapsed. Most injuries came from falling debris as heavy rain and strong winds lashed the area.

Cambridge Onlo Byenville Ines Charles Griffith Anna Rood

Advance Agent Cameramen Promote Summer Watermelon Delivery

The Advance Agent Newspaper Cameramen, famed for photos of arrivals, misses a close-up of King Watermelon from Florida. This Fresh ad vance agent of Summer, vibrant and neighborly, heads to top homes to boost orders for crystal clear meruwan deliveries to meet hot weather demand. Main 6420.

Florida

Labor shortage and rising demand hits skilled labor markets

The Department of Labor reports April conditions show heightened demand for skilled labor and farm hands, with unemployment ending nationwide. Industry gains in autos, brick, and petroleum contrast with declines in clothing and fertilizer, while many plants shift to full or partial operation and wages rise modestly.

Department For Labor Bureau of Labor

Penalty mixup over Free Seeds sparks garden confusion

Mrs Josephine Rainey of Farwell refuses seeds in a closed franked envelope citing a $400 private use penalty. Woodruff explains the note refers to mailing privileges, not seed usage, and confirms seeds are allowed for her garden. He offers to send another assortment if needed.

Woodrum Michigan Josephine Rainey Farwell Woodruff

Loss in Hot Springs Disaster Crumbs $1 900 000 Fire and Flood

TheCommercial building housing stores and the Marquette Hotel were ruins as flood and fire wrecked Hot Springs. Lightning likely started the blaze. insurance covered much of the loss. Red Cross treasurer says no relief applications yet. local firms pledge funds for Central Avenue repaving and other needs. Aircraft reporters and army air service officers covered the scene with planes from Muskogee and Fort Sill.

Marquette Arthur Katz The Red Cross Central Avenue Hot Springs Aeros Muskogee Ohio Wnackins Fort bin Carrie K. Bixby Th Muskogee Phosnia Presa Sarried Hhe Army Air Astyice Capk T G. Lanphier Fort Silt Pores Mico Texan Vie Ment Port SI Henner

Minnesota Operators Reclaiming Iron Ore

Minnesota mining experts report that lower grade ore is being developed as inexhaustible beds. About 25 percent of ore shipped from Minnesota is treated in ore washing plants to reclaim valuable material. Since the Oliver Iron Mining Company installed the first washing plant a decade ago, there are now 19 plants on the Mesabi and Cuyuna ranges aiding this reclamation effort.

Duluth, Mey Minnagota Exparta Minndacta Ge’ds Oliver Iron Mining Company Lake Superior Menabe Cuyuna Minnegote

President shuns court controversy in postures on League drive

Report outlines White House stance on the court and League of Nations support. Senators Borah and allies favor public opinion shaping before Congress reconvenes in December. President seeks people’s deliberation, warns against executive overreach, plans to consult Senate on reservations and ratification.

Cording Game League Govenent Borah Sis Senate Sénate Cel Sinate

Auto Magnate Named Commerce Assistant

Walter Drake of Detroit was appointed assistant secretary of Commerce yesterday, filling a vacancy left by Stephen B Davin. Drake, a lawyer, has manufacturing experience with the Hyon Motor Car Company, and served in the navy during the Spanish-American War.

Walter Drake Detroit Yesterjday Akcreitary of Commerce Stephen B Davin Drake Duride Hyon Motor Car Company

Edison sees films as future of education and teaching

Thomas A Edison told a Federal Trade Commission inquiry that motion pictures can educate better than books, citing experiments showing chemistry taught via pictures aids learning. He predicted in 20 years children would be taught through pictures. Commissioner Tigert echoed, noting more children attend films than schools, signaling a shift to visual instruction.

York Ma Sociat Tex Hocks Thomas A. Edson Federal ‘Trade Commsson Famous Players-Lasky Corporation Motion Picture Trust Famous Interior United States Br E@taon Therm J Jawaln Mr. Edison Edison JI T Tigert

Scottish players to play American football in June take rise

Scotch Football for America reports that Scottish footballers plan to travel from Glasgow in June to join American leagues. The move aims to popularize football in the United States with Beatch football and Bix Benton First League Ascociation players having signed contracts to participate.

London Aay América Beatch Bix Benton America Scotland Glasgow

Quotation from Sarah Bernhardt Poised in The Sunday Post

A fragment quotes Sarah Bernhardt speaking of love as a loud volcano that disrupts a household, contrasting it with a peaceful home. The excerpt appears in The Sunday Post beginning in 20-AdV, reflecting literary voice in a late 19th or early 20th century context.

Sarah Bernhardt Sunday Post

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