Pinchot Emerges As Leader In Pennsylvania Political Shift
In May 1922 Philadelphia reporting outlines a state mood favoring Gifford Pinchot for governor as women and old Progressive leaders join against the Republican machine. The piece notes Philadelphia’s push for a fair in 1926 emphasizing ideas over material display and cites Pepper’s senate appointment as a catalyst for the new spirit.
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Mark Sullivan
Philadelphia
Gifford Pincho
Pennsylvania
Iself
Hewart Hoover
Mir. Hoover
Ree
Hemen & Prote
Avery
Pepper
George Wharton Pepper
Penrose
United States
Episcopal Church
United States Senate
Pinecot
Pinchot
America
Pinechot
Roosevelt
New York Evening Past, Inc
Chicago Clothing Workers Vote for Russian Concession
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America voted today in Chicago to form a million dollar company to obtain a concession from the Russian government to operate textile factories. President Sidney Hiltman secured the concession from Lenin. The enterprise will be cooperative with earnings above ten percent reinvested to expand the undertaking.
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Chicago
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Sidney Hiltman
Lenine
President Harding Praises Japanese Spirit at Arms Conference
The Washington arms conference receives praise from President Harding for the Japanese delegates and their “considerate and accommodating spirit” at the talks. Secretary Hughes adds his own appreciation in a cablegram read at a banquet honoring the delegates.
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Harding
Washington
Warren
Hughes
United States
Japan
Tornadoes cause deaths and damage across Nebraska and beyond
A May 11 wire report notes 6 deaths and widespread destruction from tornadoes and damaging wind in Nebraska including near Lexington and Dawson County, with downed lines, unaffordable communication, and farm building wrecks across South Dakota and Manitoba wind bursts.
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Omaha
Neb
Lexington
Dawson County
Grand Island
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
S.20
Cotral
Andover
Nowlin
Pierre
Doland
Here
Tornido
Winnipeg
Cinternationial News Tre
Man
Four Die in Texas Flood Waters
Four people drowned in Texas flood waters as rescues followed in May. Two children of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Noack died at Winchester. Woody Hants and Ross Patterson drowned in the Brazos near Somerville while warning of a weakened Santa Fe bridge. All bodies recovered.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Matt Noack
Winchester
Woody Hants
Ross Patterson
Brazos
Somerville
Weather Summary for Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin Towns
Weather Bureau report lists Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault Lacrosse Mason City New Lisbon Postville and more. Roads are rough with drags now in good condition. cooler in the west and north portions with precipitation expected tonight and Friday.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
Lac Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Marenalls Town
New Lisnyplow
Postville
Wein
Stillman Case Reveals Payments to Beauvais Servants
In Poughkeepsie May 11 Anne A. Stillman testified in her divorce suit against James A. Stillman. She said she paid Beauvais for his services as a servant, a point that stirred the courtroom amid questions about the Indian guide linked to Baby Guy Stillman.
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Poughkeepsie
Anne A. Stillman
Col. Rand
James A. Stillman
Fred Beauvais
Guy Stillman
Croker's Sons Challenge Croker Will in Dublin
In Dublin on May 11 solicitors for Richard Croker's two sons served notice to Mrs Croker's solicitors they would enter a caveat in an Irish court against the will when lodged for probate. The move would require a trial to determine the will and testator's competency.
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Dublin
Richard Croker
United States
Valentino The Sheik Engaged to Miss Hudnut
Rudolf Valentino and Miss Winifred Hudnut announce their engagement at the Hudnut home in New York. Miss Hudnut is the daughter of perfumer Richard Hudnut and Valentino is the famed film star known as champion of romance.
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New York
Sheik
Gous
Rudolf Valentino
Winifred Hudnut
Richard Hudnut
Hudnut
Iowa Miners Unworried by Goal Strike Reports
Des Moines May 11 Associated Press representatives of both striking Iowa miners and mine owners dismiss reports of government efforts to broker an early settlement. FE G Smith Iowa Coal Operators' association president says he knows nothing beyond newspaper readings. John Gay United Mine Workers secretary notes coal supplies could last to July 1, after which negotiations may start. Locals anticipate fishing season to pass the idle time.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Washington
FE. G. Smith
Iowa Coal Operators’ Association
John Gay
United Mine Workers
Lowa
Gay
Missionary Anna Blough Dies in China Typhoid
Miss Anna Blough 37 or 47? a Church of the Brethren missionary in China died of typhoid fever. Her last letter to Waterloo family was written four weeks before. Born in Orange township she sailed in 1913, returned on furlough, then went back to Shansi Pingthingchou where she worked with Red Cross famine relief and women evangelism. She is survived by parents and several siblings in Iowa.
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Anna V. Blough
China
Evening Courier
Iowa
Blin
Church of the Brethren
Dunkard
A. P. Blough
Waterloo
Miss Blough
China Field
Orange Township
U. S
Hammond Avenue
Pingthingchou
Shansi
Orient
Red Cross
Mission Board
Altho
Miss Brough
Jennie Shick
McFarland
Cal
Warren Brough
Ida Snavety
Elmer Blough
Howard Blough
Ames College
Robert Blough
Mt. Morris
Tlt
Harding withdraws Goldstein nomination as revenue collector
President Harding withdrew Nat. Goldstein from consideration for the internal revenue post in St. Louis. The move ends a senate dispute tied to the former Lowden campaign manager. A new selection for the St. Louis post is expected within days.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Nat. Goldstein
Internal Revenue
St. Louis
Senate
Lowden
Train Lost in Wyoming Blizzard Sparks Safety Fear
Officials of the Colorado and Southern railroad feared for the safety of more than twenty passengers aboard a train that disappeared in a Wyoming blizzard. The derailed or overdue service left Casper late yesterday and was due in Cheyenne at midnight with no contact since 1 AM.
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Cheyenne
Wych
Cay
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Wyoming
Casper
Palestine Mandate on Council Agenda Sparks League Session
The Palestine mandate enters the League of Nations Council agenda as Earl of Balfour seeks immediate approval after U S Britain agreement. Zionists press for a hearing to push toward a Jewish state. Session aims to discuss a liaison bureau and the World Court details, with delegates from Britain France Italy Japan China Belgium Brazil and Spain present.
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Associated Press
Geneva
League On Nations Council
Earl of Balfour
United States
Great Britain
League
France
Palestine
Council For
Mandate
Iaison Bureau
South America
Latin America
World Court
Permanent Court of International Justice
Leon Bourgeois
Marqis Imperiali di Francavilla
Italy
M. Adatchi
Japan
Tang Tsai-Fou
China
Paul Hymans
Belgium
Senor da Maria
Brazil
Count Quinores de Leon
Spain
Golf divorce granted to Mrs Joy Lee in Detroit
In Detroit on May 11 America's first golf divorce was granted to Mrs Helen Bourne Joy Lee. She alleged her husband neglected home and business to pursue golf. Lee, three times Michigan amateur champion, did not contest. Judge Moynihan halted testimony and granted the decree after noting his affection for the game.
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Detroit
Mich
America
Helen Bourne Joy Lee
Henry B. Joy
Packard Motor Company
Lee
Michigan
Joseph Moynihan
Inventory Check Shows No Flood of Illegal Bonds
Washington May 1 The special treasury committee report on the bureau of printing and engraving inventories found no material output of illegal bonds notes or stamps in recent years The review noted a 50 sheet discrepancy in special paper used for bonds and notes but officials said it would not enable large scale duplication of bonds or stamps.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Special Treasury Committee
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Bureau
Treasury
Cials
Russia Denounces Western Policy at Genoa Talks
News agency dispatches from Genoa report Russia demanding equal treatment and opposing a mixed tribunal in property claims. Russia accuses Western powers of political aims behind economic disputes and calls for private property restitution to be allowed without a joint tribunal.
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Genoa
Noesia
Russia
Economic Conference
Alles
United States
United Freas Genoa
Schanzer
Italy
LaHan
S. D. Weyet
International News Stat
Signor Schanzer
Entente
Pour Porters
New York
Lonin
London
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Women win Cokeville town government in moral platform
In Cokeville Wyoming on May 11 Mrs Ethel Stoner was elected mayor and Mrs J N Noblitt and Mrs Richard Roberts won seats on the town council defeating two men’s tickets. The campaign centered on improving local moral conditions and the bid for governance by women.
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Cokeville
Wyo
Ethel Stoner
J. N
Noblitt
Richard Roberts
Politics Forgotten as Clogher Valley Girls Go Wooing
In the so called Valley of Dreams the annual spring courtship is in full swing and political troubles are forgotten for the moment. Reports from Clogher Valley note locals lack skill in wooing with women to propose and men to dispose. The gigip say they will welcome outsiders.
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Clogher Valley
Gut Atong
Ulater
Carpentier KOs Lewis in First Round Championship Bout
Georges Carpentier, Europe’s heavyweight champion, defeated Tex Lewis in London with a brutal first round knockout at 2 minutes 15 seconds. The bout, halted after a powerful right hand, sparked pandemonium as the crowd booed Carpentier, who was escorted from the ring amid protests. Lewis recovered in his corner and sat stunned as fans roared and jeered.
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United Press
London
Georges Carpentier
Europe
Tex Lewis
Carpentier
Joe Rockett
Carparntier
Lewis
Carpentiar
Rne
Ene
Lawis
Anothe
Ohhyenkaoway
Liewla
Testa
Cate
Labor Heads Fill Mil Ao Result of War on Bombers
Chicago court rejects habeas petitions for labor leaders tied to murders during a wave of bombings. Judge Scanlon holds Cometus Sheez and John Lafferty, linked to labor unrest, at least until Saturday. Separate rulings deny release for Big Tim Murphy and Fred Mader amid a crowded jail scene and ongoing police investigations.
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Chicago
Kickham Scanlon
Cometus Sheez
John Lafferty
Shen
Lafferty
Scanlon
Sing Sing
Teamsters' Union
Kafferby
Big Tim” Murphy
Buread
New
Automopilatrom
Terrance Lyons
Jeane i
Labér Ae
Ander Prez
Sander Braverman
Maz-Glags
Braverman
Lieut. Lyons
James
A. McClellan
Frederick
Lyons
Albert
Moeller
Glass
Glazier’s Union
Wps
Citizens Committee
Landis
Freri Mager
Nam
Murphy
San Felice
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