Pinchot Hopes to Disrupt Pennsylvania Machine
The May 10 Philadelphia dispatch cites Pinchot as a strong outsider in Pennsylvania politics challenging the Republican machine after Knox and Penrose deaths. Reed and Pepper appear favored for Senate seats, while Pinchot l Es poised to take the governorship, backed by Roosevelt progressives and insurgence support amid machine division.
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Pennsylvania
Mark Sullivan
Philadelphia
United States
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Reed
Pittsburgh
Pepper
Party
Imnevivania
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
Yale
America
France
Germany
Switzerland
Austria
Bureau of Forestry
Ballinger
Art
Forest Service
State of
Penrose
Pennsylvania Republican
Alter
Pincchot
Republican Organization
Pennsylvania Hepublican
New York Evening Post, Inc
Weather and Road Conditions Reported for Midwest Towns
The report covers towns including Albert Lea Cedar Rapids Des Moines Mason City New Hampton Postville and Dubuque. Main highways show rough sections with some out of service roads and occasional drag raids noted. Forecast calls for likely thunder showers today and Thursday with cooler temperatures in western and northern parts.
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LU. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
Lacrosse
Wits
Mason City
Marahaltown
New Hampton
Postville
Watereo
Waverns
Porth
1921 U S business shows sustained improvement say manufacturers
About 30 000 manufacturers report a stable, definite upturn in business across basic industries. Edgerton says the corner is passed and the upgrade continues. Harvester chief McCormick notes rising confidence and higher transaction volumes. Farm prices show better quotes and hopes of restoring farmers purchasing power after a prolonged downturn.
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The
Associated Press
New York
United States
John BE. Edgerton
National Association of Manufacturers Today
Edgerton
Harvester
International Enspire
Chicago
Harold F. AfeCormick
International Harvester Company
International
Aviators Resume Dangerous Atlantic Crossing Mission
Portuguese trans Atlantic fliers Captain Continuo and Sacadura resumed their Lisbon to Rio Janeiro voyage from St Paul Rocks to Fernando Noronha after receiving a replacement seaplane. The leg from Noronha to St Paul Rocks and onward covers about 460 miles to Noronha, 350 to Pernambuco coast, and about 1,208 to Rio Janeiro.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Sacadura
St. Paul Rocks
Fernando Noronha
Rio Janeiro
the Rocks
Pernambico
Wu Pei Fu Seeks US Style Chinese Government
Gen Wu Pei Fu declares plans to convene a national conference to draft a government modeled on the United States. He says China will be united within a year, purge pro Japanese traitors, and pursue victory over remaining southern resistance led by Sun Yat Sen.
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Erna Lee Booker
Pagtingtu
China
Wu Pei-Fu
Chang Tso- Lin
United States
Pang Yuhsiang
Sun Yat Sen
Fang
North
Shantung Peninsula
Washington
Charity
Japan
Chane
Ching
Widow kills herself and three daughters in Ventnor gas tragedy
Atlantic City May 10. Mrs Edith Miler Busby wife of the Keystone Lubricating Co vice president of Philadelphia and her three daughters died from illuminating gas poisoning at their Ventnor home. Police found notes indicating she planned the deaths and had been separated from her husband.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Edith Miler Busby
Keystone Lubricating Company
Philadelphia
Ventnor
Here
Semenoff to testify in own defense before Senate panel
Washington D C May 10 The senate labor committee voted to permit Gen Semenoff Cossack chief whose forces in Siberia are charged with atrocities including attacks on American soldiers to testify in his own defense before the panel.
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Senate Labor Committee
Semenoff
Siberia
Children Crusaders March Around Again at White House
Washington May 10 President Harding refused to meet the Children Crusaders during their fifth White House call seeking amnesty for 112 political prisoners. White House officials stated the president would not receive them today.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
White House
Courier Delivers By 5 30 P M Or Paper Sent
The Courier aims to deliver before 5 30. If you do not receive by that time due to carrier error or other cause, call the office before 6 50 to receive a copy.
Passion Play at Oberammergau Draws World Interest Again
Oberammergau Bavaria May 10 The 12 year intermission ends not the devotion to the passion play as the informal dress rehearsal before official guests and hundreds of press corps shows high order acting by Anton Lang Guido Mayer Jlans Mayr ne Plinta Martha Viets and others with Guido Diemer leading chorus Bavarian cabinet and parliament leaders attend on special trains ahead of next Sundays public performance with capacity crowds already booked
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Associated Press
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Anton Lang
Judas
Guido Mayer
Jlans Mayr
Ne Plinta
Martha Viets
Police raid Chicago building trades chiefs in labor war
Chicago police arrested three top labor leaders including Murphy Mader and Shea after bombings and police deaths. Dozens of union officials were seized as authorities claim a wage award protest turned violent.
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Chicago
Building Trades Labor
Big Tim'" Murphy
Fred Mader
Cornelius Shea
Murphy
Mader
Building Trades Council
Shea
Teamsters’ Union
Landis
Fitzmorris
Building Trades Coucl
Mrs Stillman Denies Charges and Takes Witness Stand
In Poughkeepsie on May 10 Mrs Anne A Stillman defended herself in the divorce suit filed by James A Stillman denying misconduct with Indian guide Fred Beauvais. The case includes a Paris returnee, Anne Stillman, who faced questions about testifying for her mother.
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N. Y
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James A. Stillman
New York
Fred Beauvais
Indian Guide
Anne Stillman
Paris
Bud
Fire destroys Lexington barns of U.S. Senator Camden
A lightning fire at the Kentucky Jockey Club track in Lexington caused $250000 in losses to John N Camden's barns. Horses Mojave King ONeill and Dust Flower were saved while many others including Rangoon Bettina Darjeling Falr Agues Little Sallie Senator Ernest Saghonet Jara Argo Polly Golden Apple Menta Agentica Maricopa Evander Mimar Fedora Little Botha Daley Estrella and Big Bertha perished.
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Johnson N. Camden
United States
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Mojave
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Dust Flower
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Bettina
Darjeling
Falr Agues
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Argo
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Simplicity marked funeral of J H Patterson founder of National Cash Register
Darton May 10 funeral services were simple for J H Patterson 77 founder of the National Cash Register company and pioneer of industrial welfare work who died Sunday aboard a train near Allan de City. After a church burial service the body lay in state at the Far Hills home before burial in Woodland Cemetery. City business halted as two thousand school children strewed flowers along the funeral procession route.
Jewelry Robbers Loot Chicago Shop After Wild Sleepers
Three drunken bandits entered Edward Albert Jewelry in Chicago on May 10 waving revolvers. They locked four clerks in a closet, unlocked the safe taking $960 in cash and snatched watches pearls and jewelry valued at about $10.00 total. They fled in a zigzagging automobile spotted by startled passersby.
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Chicago
Edward Albert
Albert
Congress Gets New Muscle Shoals Offer
A new offer for Muscle Shoals, proposing semi governmental operation, was laid before the Senate Agriculture Committee by ex-Congressman J. la Issauri representing J. H. g. The plan, based on the Norris bill, would provide joint operation of the project by the government and a private corporation.
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Washington, D. C
Muscle Shoals
Senate Agriculture Committee
J. Laissauri
J. H. G. Los Angeles
Lloyd George Praises Nonconformist Clergy Meeting
London May 10 Premier Lloyd George sent a message to the Genoa nonconformist clergy gathering praising humanitarian forces and announcing the Genoa conference has sounded the tocsin of peace. He said the work will continue until peace is won.
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London
Lloyd George
Genoa
Relief Work to Continue in Russia Through 1924
Moscow May 10 The American Relief Administration will stay in Russia past the planned September 1 deadline and continue feeding people in famine areas and late arriving cities through January 1, 1924, if the Soviet government maintains cooperation. Col William N Haskell, returning from Warsaw, said the operation could be funded within existing appropriations as recovered Baltic shipments ease shortages. After September the fed count will be gradually reduced.
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Associated Press
Moscow
American Relief Administration
Russia
Col
Wiliam N. Haskell
Warsaw
Walter L. Brown
Congress
Baltic Sea
Senate campaign spending limits questioned in Newberry ruling
Attorney General Daugherty says Senate candidates may spend unlimited sums in nominating primaries or general elections without filing campaign receipts or expenditures due to Newberry and the 17th Amendment. House candidates must still file disclosures. senators are elected by the people, rendering old provisions inapplicable.
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Washington, BC
United States
Secretary of the Senate
Daugherty
Supreme Courts
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Pomerene
Ohio
Robert Luce
Massachusetts
Senate
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House of Representatives
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Supreme Court
Big fire damages Baki Russian oil field
Copenhagen May 10 reports say a large fire caused tremendous damage at the Baki oil fields in Russia and authorities believe the blaze was incendiary. The Baki fields are described as the richest in Russia.
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League of Nations council opens with Genoa talks in prospect
Geneva reports the eighteenth session of the League of Nations will begin with key issues from the Genoa economic conference. Norway seeks an independent inquiry into Russia famine and a reference of the Warsaw anti epidemic convention to the league for a European campaign costing about seven million dollars.
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Council of the
League of Nations
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Man Killed Trying to Move Car Under Falling Tree
Pred Deen, 54, was killed Monday afternoon when a tree toppled onto his car as he attempted to move it. The incident occurred in Walnut and left Deen buried beneath the fallen trunk.
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Parker
Russian Reply Held Up At Last Moment
Genoa May 10 The Russian reply to the allied memorandum was not delivered as planned after talks between Tehitcharin and Sehanzer. Tehitcharin left Genoa for Santa Margherita to consult colleagues, making a delay likely until tomorrow. Bonito quarters viewed the delay as a favorable sign tied to Sehanzer’s involvement.
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Tehtigherin
Schanzur
Italy
M. ‘Tehitcharin
Santa Marisherla
M. Tebhiteherin
Slenor Sehanzer
Bonito
Lenine to Undergo Another Operation for Bullet Removal
Copenhagen reports that the operation on Nicolai Lenine head of the Russian soviet government to remove a bullet failed and he must undergo a second procedure The first operation occurred about six weeks ago by a German surgeon Lenine has suffered nervousness headache and insomnia from the wound inflicted four years ago.
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London
Nicolai Lenine
Copenhagen
Daily Telegraph
Lenine
Goldstein Withdraws Revenue Appointment Nomination
Nat Goldstein asked President Harding to withdraw his nomination as Internal Revenue collector at St Louis. Senator Spencer read the letter in the senate and stated the move would end the incident and the president would consider the request.
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Washington, D. C
Nat Goldstein
Internal Revenue
St. Louis
Goldstein
Harding
Senate
Spencer
Missouri
Woman and Three Children Die in Oil Explosion
Pueblo Colorado May 10 Mrs S Wiiett and her three children June 8 Arley Jessie 1 died in a Rocky Fern hospital from burns after a five gallon oil can exploded while lighting a stove fire in their one room home near Brush Springs yesterday according to word received here today.
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Arley
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Hihiott
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U.S. Seeks Religious Guarantees From Mexico in Talks
Washington reports that in negotiations with Mexico over recognizing the regime the United States demanded assurances of religious freedom in Mexico. Officials state the request comes from high authority and shapes the diplomatic talks.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico
IllinOS Central payroll boosted by 148 rehired workers
The Illinois Central shops recall about 40 workers and reinstate 148 since May, adding roughly 24 000 monthly payroll. Maintenance of way crews rise as engines and heavy machinery are rebuilt, while freight traffic on western lines climbs with shipments of grain fruit meat and lumber. Jenkins & Ferguson and Powers Manufacturing expand employment as new orders grow and exports reach Mexico and other countries.
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Ues
Norman Bell
Bell
Waterloo
Central West
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Illnois Central
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Law i Conso
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Jenkins & Fergemann
Holok Binery
Jefferson Street
Clifton Jenkins
Jdébs
New York City
Chicago
Owers
Cony
Getgtstey
L. J. .Powers
Powers Manufacturing Company
Mexico City
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Australia
East Indies
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Philippine Islands
Court Heartbreak Ends in Double Tragedy in Pittsburgh
A 26 year old man shot his former sweetheart Miss Kivira and her companion Mrs May Millernet after a three year courtship in Pittsburgh. He then shot himself and was taken to Presbyterian Hospital in critical condition. The two women were also treated. Police reported the incident occurred early today in West Pittsburgh.
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Schuman
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