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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1923

Page

3

Communists Loot Essen Warehouses and Strike Ties

Communists attacked warehouses and attacked markets in Essen as steel workers join a strike. About 20,000 Remscheid steel workers demand 69 percent higher pay. around 56,000 miners strike in Gelenkirchen area. Damaged Rhine harbour canal threatens coal transport. German police hold Gelsenkirchen. France to decide response with possible German police aid.

Bar Remsceld Elberfeld Omand Innea Gelenkirchen Rilne-Herne Canal Rubrort Harbor Rhine

Berlin to Float Loan Based On Commodity Value of Rye

Berlin plans a municipal loan of 206000 cents of rye or about 11.053 marks per capita. This would be the first city issue tied to commodity value with redemption at market price of rye on due dates. Interest is paid through rents from municipal farms, set in rye. The loan's value aligns with today’s rye price around 35,000 arka per centher.

Berlin A. P Clin Gemeil Ertoga

Threat to Beat Garvey Unfolds in Trial Scene

In New York on May 25 Marcus Garvey, self proclaimed provisional president of Africa, faced threats of violence from a witness during his federal trial on mail fraud charges tied to the defunct Black Star Line. Adrian Richardson, skipper of Kangwka, testified Amy Jacques Garvey had questioned Richardson about Garvey and warned of beatings if Garvey confronted him alone, prompting a tense exchange in court.

New York Marcus Garvey Africa Garvey Black Star Line Apt Adrian Richardson At Kangwka Maat Amy Jacques Teter Garvey E Qride Ccca Valing Richardson Seaman

Postponed Pepco Case Hearing in Supreme Court

The Potomac Electric Company and the Public Utilities Commission saw two motions stalled as Chief Justice Walter J. McCoy postponed the case until June. The utilities commission seeks a property valuation gate per the District of Appeals mandate, while Pepco requests vacating the valuation and a complete fresh appraisal by its counsel.

Iatriet Suprame Potomac Hedtele Powar Company Utltitles Commission Esterday Ustlea Walter J. McCoy Cocniar Utilities Ommission Cupal Francis J. Stephens Conrad BF. Byrns the Armission District Court of Appeals Through & RB Bowen John 8. Barbour Ite

Kenna to Enter New British Cabinet Amid Health Watch

The report outlines David Lloyd George era power shifts with Bonar Law's exit and Ramsay MacDonald as potential finance head, noting Kenna health, Gladstone era style cabinet reshuffle, and Lord Robert Cecil’s foreign policy impact. It highlights Lord Curzon's role and Liberal critiques amid Baldwin era uncertainties.

Baldwin Board of Trade France Germany Russia Turkey Robert Ceetl Great Britain League of Nations Lord Curwer Foreign Office Lord Curzon Robert Cecil Bonar Law Mr. Baldwin

Miss Keir Presents Three Small Plays

Miss Keir and the Angela Keir players drew a large audience at the Art center 1166 Connecticut avenue last night Miles Keir hosted Capt John Beveridge delivered a brilliant The Man In the Star performance John Kline won warm reception The company presented The Man in the Stalls The Stepmother and The Man of Diamonds Miss Keir produced the sketches Other cast members included Miss Jean Strong Miss Martha Woolley Francis M Anderson Elton B Taylor Mina Helen Golden and Mrs Cross

Angela Keir Art Center Connecticut Avenue Miles Keir John Beveridge John Kline Jean Strong Martha, Wooley Francis M. Anderson Eiton B. Taylor Mina Helen Golden Mrs. Cross

Italy hints U S debt relief may come in goods and services

London May 25 The Daily Telegraph reports Italy’s stance on its debt to the United States. Italy suggests repayment could be in gold and mainly in goods and services, proportion to agreed terms. It notes Britain offered to condone 71 percent of debts among allies to Germany and hints the U S might consider a similar move.

London Myaso- Hint Alther Washington Italy United States Daily Telegraph America Great Britain Germany Chigago Tribu

Unclear health claims on blood tonic advertisement

A fragment from an old ad describes Stronger blood to aid rheumatic conditions, pimples, boils, eczema, skin clearing, and building up thin people. It claims increased nerve power, appetite, energy, and youthfulness. Testimonial from C Vege of Cincinnati Ohio states S S S improved complexion and weight.

Poincare Presses Communist Case Debate In Senate

Paris news reports Premier Poincare and the cabinet rallying support as the senate declared lack of jurisdiction in communist trials. The government plans constitutional reforms to reorganize the High Court and faces continued Ruhr questions with Premier poised to seek confidence next week.

A. Ba Millerand Senate Thebinet Minister of Justice High Court Chamber of Deputies Communistave Poincare Ruhr Communiste Archite Maked Edoard Herriot Radical Party Tribune M. Marriot Fett Germany M. Herriot France Anid Foreign Office M. Poincare

Wood denies Philippine bribe stories as graft charges debated

Col. Josaph N. Wolfson refutes dispatch reports that Governor General Wood claimed a six hundred thousand independence fund funded by Philippine legislature. Wolfson says Wood denied such statements but noted the fund exists for propaganda. He praises Wood as a premier territorial administrator and credits his tenure with boosting American prestige in the Far East.

Wood Manila Philippine Josaph N. Wolfson Ite Islands Col.Wolfson Gen. Wood Conglans Col. Wolfson Philippines United States Col Wolfson Far East

Blow Halts Father's Razor Attack in Home Fight

John W Keys, 4, of 193 Calvert Street, was taken to Garfield Hospital after a severe laceration under the left eye. He says his father, Joseph Keys, allegedly attacked him and his sister with a razor while under the influence Thursday night. the elder Keys struck his own head when the boy resisted. No arrests were made.

John W. Keys Calvert Street Garfield Hospital Joseph Keys KLM Joseph Keys Margaret Keys

Taunted About Other Women in Limited Divorce Suit

Mrs Thelma C Griffith sues for a limited divorce from Uri Mth a printing partner at 1319 F Street North East. She alleges cruelty and lack of support and claims he taunted her about other women and attended drinking parties. The couple married in April 1981 in a fas District Supreme court.

Thelma C. Griffth Fas District Supreme Court Barto N.C. Turnage Mupriad Aprif

Miss Garrison Improves After Operation

Miss Mabel Garrison former Metropolitan soprano underwent an operation as local heart trouble yesterday. She was taken to New York for treatment and at the hospital the operation was reported successful and her condition somewhat improved today.

Baltimore Mabel Garrison Pers Garrison New York

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