Outbreaks in China as Wu Pai-Fu battles Chang Tso-lin
Allied commanders in Tientsin order Wu Pai-Fu to depart, alleging protocol breach while Chang Tso-lin’s forces retreat under fire. Bridges burned, river barriers close pursuit as Manchu troops contest rail and river passages near Peking Hankow junction.
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Wu Pei-Fu
Chang -Tsolin
Peking
Chenkzhow
Honan
Peking- Hankow
Chao Ti
Pei Yang Military Academy
Tientsin
Wu Pai- Fu
Chang Tso-lin
Chib-' li
Jong
Taku
Tiver
Chang Tso-t i Lin
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Chang
Tangku
Mukden
Curlew
U.S
United Press
London
Tongkin
China
Chang Tso Lin
Teéin- Tsin
London Times Today
Wu Pai-Fu
Governor Pardons Six Women From Joliet County Jail
Chicago reports Gov Len Small granted pardons to six women, four with babies, jailed since Thursday for violating an injunction against picketing a plant during a strike. The offenses date back two years and the case recently upheld by the circuit court of appeals.
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Chicago
Len Small
Circuit Court of Appeals
Delivery deadline and reprint request by phone
The Courier should be delivered before 5 30. If the paper fails to arrive by then due to carrier error call 3330 to request a copy. Phone calls must reach this center before 6 30 p m.
Tragedy Ties Village Gossip to Pastor’s Death
Mars Hill Me May 8. A 13 year old girl’s unproven charge against Rev Charles J Carlton sparked community outrage and led to his suicide. The girl now admits the accusation was false after his death and a note says no offense occurred.
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International News Wire
Mars Hill
Charles J . Carlton
Maethodist Episcopal Church
Pateey
Altho
Either Cooper or Atkeson for Board
Washington D C May 8 President Harding has decided to name either Lieut Gov W B Cooper North Carolina or T G Atkeson president of the National Grange as a member of the Federal Farm Board to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of former Congressman Lever authoritatively announced today
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Harding
W. B. Cooper
North Carolina
T. G. Atkeson
The
National Grange
Lever
World Dry in 1930 Depends on Dry U.S.
St Paul May 8 John F Cramer director of federal prohibition told a mass meeting that prohibition is the most radical change in the nation’s history and the world dry by 1930 hinges on the eighteenth amendment’s success.
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St. Paul, Minn
John F. Cramer
Federal Prohiibition
Bank Call Delayed for National Banks May 5
Washington May 8 Comptroller of the Currency denied a call for the condition of all national banks as of close of business Friday May 5. Des Moines May 8 state banking commission said the call for state banks would not be issued at this time.
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D. C
Comptroller of the Currency
Des Moines
W_ J. wrray
State Banking Commission Today
Quarrel Over Loan Ends in Brother Murder
Edward Rocharek of Bloomingdale Michigan is held for the murder of his brother William Rocharek. He confessed the slaying saying a quarrel arose when William refused to loan $706 to pay off a mortgage on his Michigan farm.
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Chicago
Edward Rocharek
Bloomingdale
Mich
William Rocharek
Michigan
Baseball excitement ends life of two men and club owner
Omaha May 8 funeral services for Michael Flynn secretary and part owner of the Omaha Western league team followed his death from heart disease at the ball park after a Tulsa players homer. The service was at St Patrick's church and the body sent to Natick Massachusetts. Julius Vanovermeyer died at a sandlot game in Detroit while watching boys play.
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Neb
P. C. Gannon
St. Patrick's Church
Michael Flynn
Omaha Baseball Park
Davis
Tulsa
Natick
Mass
Flynn
David
Detroit
Mich
May
Julius Vanovermeyer
Pastoral letters condemn coal industry in church address
The federal council of churches issued a pastoral letter to U.S. churches denouncing the coal industry as disorganized and wasteful. It warned excess mines and underemployment threaten peace and deny steady, affordable coal for the nation.
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New York
Federal Council of Churches
Church Council
British War Vet Charges Senator Back of Kidnapping
British war veteran Alexander E Robertson accuses a U S senator's daughter Mary Culberson of causing a kidnapping plot. He says private detectives tried to deport him to win her hand. Burns Detective Agency denies the charge and says Robertson volunteered to go to Boston. The British embassy plans to protect Robertson's interests while awaiting redress under American law.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Alexander BE. Robertson
Washington
Mary Culberson
Charles A. Culberson
Texas
Robertson
Miss Culberson
University of Texas
Holton Arms School
Boston
Ellis
Bloomfield
Burns
United Press
New York
W. Sherman Burns
Burns Detective Agency
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Charles A. Cutherson
Mary ‘Tf. Andrews
Andrews
W. J. Burns
Department of Justice
South America
Culbersons
John F. Ellis
Burns Agency
America
Mechanical Transport Service
Hami
Washington, D. C
United States
Mary T. Andrews
New Jersey
Geddes
Dawes Shows Drop In Gov t s Expenses
Government expenditures for the fiscal year ending July 4 fell by about $17.6 billion from 1924 levels. President Harding and Budget Director Dawes reported to Congress, noting $907.6 million in routine-service savings and $250.3 million attributed to the budget system.
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Dawas
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Lawes
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War Department
Navy Department
Toye Department
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Tawes
Bureau
World Farmer Meeting Opens in Rome Assembly
King Victor Emmanuel attended the opening of the sixth assembly of the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome on May 8. Representatives from around the world and many diplomats were present. Albert B. Dennis of the U S Department of Commerce represented the United States. Senator Pautane, institute president, delivered the opening address. Discussions will cover intensive cultivation plant maladies rural social centers and agricultural legislation.
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Rome
Victor Enn- Titamuel
International Institute of Agriculture
United States
Albert B. Dennis
Department of Commerce
Pautane
Italy
Anarchists threaten new bomb at American legation in Sofia
A clandestine anarchist paper in a red wrapper warns the American legation in Sofia of a second bomb if Sacco and Vanzetti are not released. The note, sent to Ambassador Charles E. Wilson, recalls a March 11 infernal machine attack and says authorities watch the building around the clock.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Legation
United States
Sacco
Vuangetti
Massachusetts
Charles 5. Wilson
Judge Amazed by Police Court Lineup In New York
Magistrate McGeehan faced 15 prisoners arraigned for drunkenness in a police court. The first two were girls Kathryn Mallory aged 16 and Minnie Grimm. The lineup included William Maroney who identified as a Bronx deputy sheriff.
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New York
McGeehan
Kathryn Mallory
Minnie Grimm
William Maroney
Bronx County
Building Boom Of 1901 Starter For Normal Pace
Washington May 8 Aided by a 38 percent drop in wholesale building materials costs compared with 1920 the United States saw 32 percent more building last year according to the Bureau of Statistics. Building trade rates rose by about one half of one percent from 1920 to 1921 permits for 1921 housing funded 125 percent more families than 1920, or about two and a fourth times as many families across 119 cities. The gains accompany a still cautious view that home building has not yet fully met demand.
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International News Witn
Washington, D. C
United States
Bureau Off Statistics
Department of Labor Today
Howe
Genoa Conference Sees Looming Breakover With Russia
Genoa fifth week opens amid gloom as England France and Belgium clash over reconstruction terms for Russia. Lenine rejects Clause One of the allied memorandum and French officials threaten withdrawal unless Russia accepts the terms. Lloyd George and Schanzer seek a formula to satisfy all, while Czecho Slovakia moves toward a separate economic accord.
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Altho
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M. Barthou
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Vermin Exterminator Arreste d in Brooklyn Mansion Deaths
Albert Brad ieieh, a vermin exterminator, was arrested in Brooklyn on first degree manslaughter charges linked to the mysterious deaths of Fremont Jackson and his wife at a hotel apartment. Hotel manager Bu Nupite was also detained as tests probe whether fumigation in the lower apartment caused the deaths. Medical experts say the poison was administered in an unknown manner.
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United Press
New York
Albert Bradieieh
Fremont Jackson
Brooklyn
Bu Nupite
New York Dancers Ordered To Stop At 2 A.M
An emergency police order spread through cabarets and dance halls along the gay white way bars all dancing after 2 a.m. with meals allowed only after hours. The measure targets late night revelry, shifting New York toward stricter nightlife norms and away from Parisian standards.
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New York
London
Croker Heir Declares Estate Fight Against Widow
Richard Croker Jr. states he will sue to challenge the will of Richard Croker the former Tammany chief who died in Ireland a week ago. He claims the bulk of the property, including two miles of Palm Beach waterfront valued at about $2,000,000, is misdisposed to Mrs Beulah Edmonson Croker.
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New York
Richard Croker
Tammany
Ireland
Richard Croker, Jr
Beulah Edmonson Croker
Palm Beach
Uncle Joe Cannon Recovers From Cold
Washington leader "Uncle Joe" Cannon, 86, celebrated birthday yesterday but was said to have a slight illness. An official report states he is well and has only a cold.
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Uncle Joe’ Cannon
Washington, D. C
Joe” Cannon
Treason Trial Town Faces an Outbreak in Charlestown
Charlestown West Virginia erupts over miners treason trials as a disorderly conduct arrest sparks clashes at a ball game. Business leaders prowl for state troopers removal, citing threat to peace while police clash with armed miners as crowds gather.
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International News
Charlestown
W. Va
West Virginia
Sluma Constabulary
Mack T. Gilly
M. Morgan
William Stifer
Guv. Morgan
Lily
Jim Smith
Lilly
Smith
Logen
Mingo
Chief Smith
British King Will Visit Battlefields
King George and Queen Mary depart for Belgium to meet King Albert and Queen Elizabeth. The couple will tour major World War I battlefields during their visit, with the queen wearing a new spring gabardine blue suit.
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London
George
Mary
Belgium
Albert
Elizabeth
Harding May Take Five Day Vacation for Seaside Golf
President Harding plans a five day absence from Washington to visit New Jersey guests Senator Edge at Seaview near Atlantic City and possibly Senator Frelinghuysen. The trip may include a stop at Princeton to unveil a monument on the Revolutionary battlefield. The White House has not released full itinerary details.
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Harding
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New Jersey
Senator Edge
Seaview
Atlantic City
Frelinghuysen
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