Britain Seeks Eastern Europe Truce At Genoa
The Genoa conference heard Britain propose a truce in Eastern Europe on the basis of de facto frontiers while awaiting commission findings. France rejected the Russian reply as unacceptable and called for adjournment or a new approach.
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Great Britain
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Italy
France
Banes
Russia
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Paris
Prefer” Poincare
Fter
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Poincare
Fressi
Angely
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Real Britain
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Talian
M. Barthou
Jeff
Ovset
Willag
Hntente
England
Ampire Delesaion
Soviet Decrees Move to Legalize Private Property and Foreign Capital
Moscow reports that decrees prepare legalization of private property in money, products, and real estate, and enable foreign capital to operate with Soviet Russia. The measure also seeks peasant land tenure extensions and land leases under certain conditions to work with European and American capitalists.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Soviet Russia
Europe
America
Genoa
Block Sale of State Lands at $25 An Acre Surfaces
Indianapolis May 12. The Hammond area tract once valued at 25 per acre is declared worth at least 1004 per acre by State Auditor William Oliver after inspection. An East Chicago real estate firm seeks title to 450 acres to transfer to the Tones Laughlin Steel company as a tail site.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hammond
Wil-lam Oliver
Aite
Tones-Laughlin Steel Company
Confession Letter Admitted in Stillman Divorce Hearing
In Poughkeepsie on May 12 Referee Gleason ruled that a letter described as a confession by Mrs Anne A Stillman alleging Fred Beauvais entered her life could be admitted as evidence in the Stillman divorce case. Justice Morschauser had previously refused admission. The decision is seen as a victory for Mrs Stillman and baby Guy Stillman whose paternity is in question.
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Anne A. Stillman
James
A. Stillman
Fred Beauvais
Daniel J_. Gleason
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Stillman
Gleason
Guy Stillman
Troopers Guard Haverstraw Over Plant Strike
Twenty state troopers were ordered into Haverstraw to guard against a threatened outbreak by about 1,060 African American workers on strike at 35 brick plants. Additional troopers were expected to arrive from Albany and Troy that afternoon.
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Haverstraw
Albany
Troy
Senate calls for investigation of big steel merger
Wisconsin Senator La Follette and colleagues won Senate support for a resolution urging the attorney general and the Federal Trade Commission to probe a proposed merger of seven large iron and steel companies. The plan aims to curb competition and enable possible monopoly pricing under antitrust questions uncertainties about enforcement under the Sherman Act and Clayton Act. The measure passed without roll call.
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Cleveland
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D. C
Coreleski
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Erickson and Charrity
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Hearst Starts Talk on New York Governorship Rumors Rise
Washington reports detail gasoline price increases four cents in six weeks drawing DOJ scrutiny. Attorney General Daugherty vows prompt action as Congress weighs a potential investigation amid a growing reserve near 900 million gallons. Hearst hints at mayoral ally and Democrat leaders. Connors praised while Hearst discusses possible NY governor bid.
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Department of Justice
Daugherty
United States
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Selosa
Department of the Interior
National Automobile Chamber of
Rothmerca
Policeman Kills Wife and Himself in Louisville
Corporal Mike Moran a longtime Louisville police officer shot and killed his wife and then killed himself today. The couple had been separated for a year and the troubles were believed to have caused the tragedy.
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Louisville, Ky
Mike Moran
Tariff Will Cost Women Billion For Clothing
In Columbus on May 12 Senator Pomerene warned that the Fordney tariff bill as proposed would raise women’s clothing and other necessities by about one billion dollars annually. He cited large duty increases on laces silk goods wool fabrics gloves cutlery toys and buttons compared with the Underwood tariff.
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Columbus
America
Pomerene
Indian revolt leaders jailed as arrests spread across Bombay
May 12 reports from Bombay note Devdas Gandhi son of Mohandas Gandhi has been arrested at Allahabad while Wan serving a prison sentence. Pandit Ramadhan president of the All Indian Congress Committee and Hardoj Chotelah Lashiram secretary of the Indore Congress Committee were also arrested.
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Indiia
Devwadas Gandhi
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Wan
Allah
Pandit Ramadhan
All-Indian Congress Committee
Hardoj
Chotelah Lashiram
Indore Congress
Substitute bonus bill would make cash payments
A substitute soldiers bonus bill introduced by Senator Bursum proposes 0 percent cash payments to veterans with the balance covered by certificates of indebtedness due Sept 4, 1927 and 3 4 percent interest from Oct 1. Veterans could also choose vocational training farm or home aid or land purchase aid with homesteads at $1.25 per acre via certificates.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Bursum
Republican
New Mexico
Senate Finance Committee
Memorial Hospital at Camp Dodge Planned by Iowa Doctors
Dr Alan M. Pond, president of the Iowa State Medical Society, urged clinicians to engage in public health work and warned that aloofness could yield a separate medical body. Plans were approved for a $40,000 Memorial Hospital at Camp Dodge to serve National Guard camps and the public in disasters, with fundraising and a new Military Surgeons Club of Iowa organizing officers and trustees.
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Iowa State Medical Society
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Iowa Council of Social Welfare
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Des Moines
A. S. Price
A. H McCreight
Fort Dodge
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Laws
State Medical Society
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House of Delegates
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St. Louis
American Medicalociation
St. Louis Mas
Donald Martine
Council Bluffs
William Alien
Davenpor
Z. G. Rockafellow
Des Moin
Medical Society
F. E. Samp‘son
Creston
Tonald MacRae
Bintiffs
Alanson MM. Pond
Dubuque
Peggy Joyce Barred from Movies in U S
The convention of motion picture theatre owners of America adopted a resolution barring Peggy Joyce from appearing in films in the United States. The action was announced in Washington, D C after yesterday's meeting.
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Peggy Joyce
U.S
Washington, D. C
Convention of
Motion Picture Theatre Owners of America
Posey Hopkins
Joyce
United States
Lightning strikes barn. two injured in Millardal rural area
A thunderbolt hit Simon Smith’s barn in the Millerdal rural community near Wraterlag as a rainstorm passed. One man and one woman were injured, a horse killed, and four men sheltered inside escaped serious harm. damage to the barn and contents is about 1000 dollars with 2300 dollars insured.
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Millerdal
Wraterlag
Simon Smith
Ellita Coin
L. H. Nass
Negotiations End For Pierce Arrow Lafayette Merger
In New York on May 12, talks to merge Pierce Arrow Motor Car Co and Lafayette Motors were dropped as directors failed to reach terms. The announcement came today.
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New York
Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company
Lafayette Motors
Weather report for Iowa and Minnesota towns May 12 1922
Weather bulletin lists towns Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cesar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault La Crosse Mason City Marshall New Hampton Postville Waterman Waverly. Forecast cites generally good field conditions with modest temperature changes and cooler conditions in the eastern portion tonight.
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G. S. Department of Agiculture Weather Bureau
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Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Cesar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
la Cresse
Wis
Mason City
Marshall
New Hampton
Postville
Waterton and
Waverly
SBIMM
Senate proposal fixes campaign spending to limit primaries
A Tennessee Senator introduces a measure to expand Senate power to curb excessive campaign spending. The plan would add provisions from the corrupt practices act, cap primary and election expenditures at 10000 dollars, and require detailed joint expense accounting.
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Whehkington
D. C
Senate
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Meteor Shakes Virginia as It Lands Near Blackstone
A meteor crossed Virginia skies last night and rocked homes in several cities. It was found 12 miles northwest of Blackstone in Nottoway County, striking a grove of oaks and leaving a crater over 500 square feet. The object appears metallic.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Blackistone
Nottawa
Noted Explorer and Scientist Dies in N Y
The body of Dr Carl Lumholtz a renowned scientist explorer lecturer and author was identified in Saranac Lake N Y He was 72 and famed for Mexican explorations He will be buried there Lumholtz was born in Norway and studied Sierra Madre peoples in northern Mexico His death followed days of illness PLUMB REPORTED BETTER. Glenn Plumb the architect of the Plumb plan for rail operations was slightly improved but remains in danger due to heart trouble in Washington D C
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N. Y
Carl Lumholtz
Lumholtz
Norway
Mexico
Sierra Madre Inj Gans
Plumb
Washington, D. C
Glenn Plumb
Taxpayers League Demands Cleanup at State College
Des Moines May 12 The United Taxpayers League of Iowa calls for resignations of Iowa State College leaders President Pearson Dean Curtis and Dean Marston for alleged radical politics. They seek shifts including ending the extension department cutting faculty lobbying time from payroll a 100 annual tuition and enrollment limits to only civil engineers and county agents. Signed by A J Banks Merton Jr president and Harley Barnes Ames secretary.
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Des Moines
Pearson
Dean Curtis
Dean Marston
Iowa State College
Amps
United Taxpayers’ League of Iowa
League
Ames
Embryo Civil Engineers
A. J. Banks
Mertour, Jr
Harley Barnes
Population awkward man dies in hotel room in Iowa city
Pooppo Reils, 71, known as Gack Charley, was found dead in his hotel room in Waterloo yesterday at 3:30 PM. The German-born nursery businessman lived in Butler and Hardin counties, traveled by horse and buggy, and owned 220 to 240 acres with substantial bond investments. He suffered rheumatism and insomnia, leaving a large estate and a reputation as a methodical, well-read man with deep religious faith. Continued on page two.
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Hig Sogtace
Benu Hotel
Joseph OH
Aefis
Hardin
Black Hawk Eouns
Uvo
Sta of Washington
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Hugh Smith
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First Presbyterian Church
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Butler County
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Waterloo
Ackley
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Reiss
Paper delivery instruction notice
The notice instructs readers to ensure Courier delivery before 5:90 o'clock and to phone the office with the paper copy if missed. It asks to contact the office before 8:20 p.m. in case of carrier error or other issues.
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