TIDINGS FROM WARSAW A restless Europe fuels unrest and drift in capitals
Reports from Warsaw describe Pilsudski and Galician garrisons shaping a crisis as Vienna notes refusals to negotiate and Berlin signals control of the capital. Amid rumors of Belvedere Palace battle, bread prices rise and public distress grows. English labor disputes ease but portents of disorder linger as nations grapple with instability and anxieties abroad.
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Pilsindsti
Vienna
Witos
Berlin
Siat Pilsudski
Belvedere Palace
Europe
Pilsudski Overthrows Government in Warsaw Uprising
Reports from Berlin and Paris say Marshal Pilsudski has taken control in Warsaw in a violent power struggle against Premier Witos and President Wojciechowski. Cabinet members were captured or deserted as rail unions threaten to halt transport. The revolt prompts fears of broader conflict as labor and military factions rally behind Pilsudski.
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Mirshal
Berlin
Politi
Marshal Posudski
Pilsudski
Tnvader
Vilna
Altho
Lithuania
Ostra
Srowies T
Marshal Pilsunski
Wites
Sikorski
Jahov
Czerniwice
Sikors
Was Ten
Labor Broadcasting Station License Test in May
Washington May 14 the commerce department may test its power to license broadcasting stations and the Chicago Federation of Labor plans to operate a new radio station on 491 meters using WEAP News Park KGW Portland. About 40 stations remain denied licenses as the case proceeds while the federation station awaits operation.
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Department of ‘Commerce
Chicago Federation,” of Labor
Bke
Br Weap
News Park
KGW
Portland
Chicago
Digtriet
Ih Rowrt
Federation
Blaine Big Rain for Manhole Death Gas
Gas from a manhole caused a fatal incident at the Knights of Columbus clubhouse. Grnest is named in the report, with Boughey and Herrington involved as investigators discuss the Carnegie hero contest recognition for Bogner, who died while attempting a rescue.
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Sioux City
Jn Magy
le Cip
Boughey
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Herrington
Knights of Columbis
Carnegie
Bogner
High school collects $5,000 in back fees
Town City, la. May 14. Five thousand dollars in delinquent tuition fees have been collected by the local high school, according to a statement issued by Secretary A. J. Hertz yesterday. The accounts ranged from one to five years in age. Payment of $2,500 more is expected before the opening of the fall term next September.
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Jocal High School
A. J. Hertz
Weather Variation Across Des Moines Town Layout
Des Moines reports show varied weather with frost in the west and northwest areas overnight, warmer conditions in the south, and the east regions along the Mississippi River experiencing generally rain. The report notes the split conditions across the town with no uniform temperature pattern.
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Des Moines
Towa
Mississippi River
Oslo Watches for News of Amundsen Expedition
In Oslo on May 14 crowds gathered anxiously as word of Roald Amundsen’s expedition returns with no new reports. The city awaited any official update while residents speculated on his progress and safety after days without communication.
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Oslo
Notway
Politicians Run Illinois Penitentiaries Under Scrutiny
Joliet and Stateville penitentiaries face a grand jury inquiry into prison conditions and a recent slaying of Deputy Warden Peter Klein and a mass escape. Witnesses include Capt. Michael Kane and Deputy Warden of Stateville with staff statements warning of public anger if conditions are exposed.
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Grand Jury
Joliet
INS
Staveville
Peter Klein
Michael Kane
Dotlet
Soraier
Stateville
Ah di
Whithhan
Wilt Colvin
State Parote Am Pardon Board
Wa Jie Chauncey Jenkins
Department of Public Beclffire
King, Connecticut Republican leader, dies after illness
Jann Tr. King, longtime Connecticut Republican leader and close Roosevelt ally, died after a short illness. He faced federal indictments with Daugherty and Miller over the American metals case and a separate perjury charge on his tax return. Born in Brooklyn, he helped manage Leonard Wood’s 1920 presidential bid before aligning with Harding.
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Bridgeport
Comma
Jann Tr. King
Natonal
Loie
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
American Metals
King
Connecticut
Theodore Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
Ter le
Harding
Brooklyn
U P Manager Shows at Parsons College Journalism Day
Parsons College hosts United Press journalist Irwin J. Femrite Iowa manager who demonstrates "Around the World, Around the Clock" films and illustrates how news is gathered. Dean Carl C. Guise presides as Fairfield Ledger editor Hubert McDougal helps organize sessions with a Rotary luncheon for visitors.
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Towa
Parsons College
Irwin J. Femrite
Iowa
United Press
Dean Carl C. Guise
Hbert McDougal
Fairfield Ledger
Enllege
Iise Itors
Rotary Club
Coolidge Vetoes Bill to Restore Captain to Rank
President Coolidge sent a mild rebuke to Congress and vetoed a bill to restore Captain Chester A. Rothwell to his army rank. The officer was discharged a year ago after an efficiency board recommended his removal. The White House argued Congress should not override the War Department’s judgment on efficiency.
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P. C
Coolidge
Congress
Chester A. Rothwell
War Department
Lerichenfeld Seen as German Premier Candidate
May 14 report cites Lerichenfeld, former Bavaria premier and Bavarian Peoples party member, leading in the race for Germany's chancellorship to succeed Te. Luther. His wife formerly Ethel Wyman of Detroit and New York. Defense Minister Gerster, interim chancellor, declined to pledge permanent policy.
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Bertin
Cpane Tugs von Lerichenfelt
Bavaria
Germany
Te. Luther
Count von Lerichenfeld
Bavarian Peoples Party
Due
Ethel Wyman
Detroit
New York
Gerster
Courier delivery instructions and contact note
The notice directs Courier delivery before 3 20 o clock with replacement by phone if the paper is late. It provides a phone contact and mentions addressing an error in delivery and a copy to be sent.
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British Railways Strike Ends as Government Proposes Settlement
London May 4 Great Britain moved toward normal conditions as a settlement was reached to end the railway strike. The agreement between unions and railway companies may restore near normal service within hours. Premier Baldwin said progress was made in peace talks affecting coal and rail, and proposed peace fire-positions for miners and owners over the weekend. Police logged miner disturbances, Pleasley saw street tracks uprooted, and the Trades Union Congress urged restraint. A subsidy plan of 315,000,000 was noted, contingent on acceptance of broader settlement terms.
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Trades. Union
Congress
Hine
London
Great Britain
Milrnad Untions
Tee Raiway
Baldwin
House of Commons
Cnzl
Pleasley
Derbyshire
Trades Union Congress
Lowton
Ev Baldwin
Dead Man Found Near Chicago Gunmen Target Range
DuPage county investigators opened a homicide probe after an unidentified man was found dead in the railroad yards west of Chivara. The body showed a lead bullet wound and a broken leg, with no identification on clothing. Sightings say the nearby rail yard may have been used by Chicago gunmen to test firearms, including machine guns and sawed off shotguns.
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Wheaton
Chivara
DuPage County
Chicago
Central Vision offers special rate to church congress attendees
Chicago May 1 AP A special rate of one fare for 3 long trips has been granted by the Central Vision to pilgrims attending the eucharistic congress in Chicago. The new rate is published in a letter from C A Fox, chairman. The Central Association territory covers Michigan's lower peninsula, northern Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and extends to Buffalo New York, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and Wheeling West Virginia.
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Ieucharistic Congress
Chicago
Jung
C. A. Fox
Michigan
Geesler
Illinois
Indiana
Olie
Waffalo
N.Y
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
W.va
Three Students Die in Crash at Crossing Lima
A crossing accident near Lima leaves Nathin Jones Frank Martin and Miss Jessie Mulien dead among three students from Northern University. A fourth student is injured possibly from Italy. Local authorities investigate the wreck as a tragic university community mourns the loss.
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Lima
iThree
Northern University
Italy
Prade
Nathin Jones
Frank Martin
Jessie Mulien
17 Entrants Are Listed to Start Kentucky Derby
Louisville May 14 INS Carlaris the wonder horse winner of 75000 Tia Juana Coffroth and other handicaps may be among the starters in the renewal of the Kentucky Derby tomorrow. Entries announced show 17 horses face the barrier in the creature classic and Carlaris is noted though injured. Official list includes Woot, Light Carbine, Rock Man, Baggenhagen, Take on Gharee, Asadin, Champ De Mars, Espino, Recollection, Callier, Pont-Displar, Balion, Bubbling, Rhinuck, Roverotter, Boot Baggenbaysage and Bubbling Over coupled as late Maur farm entry of E R Brady. All carry 129 pounds. Weather today cloudy.
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Carlaris
Rice
Woot
Light Carbine
Rock Man
Baggenhagenee
Gharee
Asadin
Champ de Mars
Espino
Recollection
Callier
Pont- Displar
Balion
E.R. Bradey
Dry Officers Fire On Suspected Liquor Party Near North Platte
North Platte Neb May 14 API liquor ambush party officers fatally shot driver Zollers, 25, who fled when officers flagged him for holdup. Special officer Runyon and constable Johnson are jailed pending coroner’s inquest.
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Zale Jars
C. Tf. Runyon
Polite
Varry Jounson
Hollceman
Trade
Wetoyney
Pendine
Zollers
Gollie Roh
Jim
Polar Blimp Missing. Police Call for Traffic Reports
Radios have not located the Polar Blimp since noon Thursday as efforts continue. L. R. Plowman, Black Hawk Electric manager, urges police and motorists to report reckless driving and traffic violations to aid enforcement when officers are scarce.
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Black Hawk Electric Compa
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Bury Messenger Boy Who Drank Coffee Sent Dope Addict
Funeral held for Louis Des Jarlais a 16 year old messenger who died after drinking coffee he was to deliver to Mrs Dorothy Korth believed tainted with morphine. Telegraph office workers paid burial expenses amid public concern. Alfréd Karth, county jail inmate, is alleged to have supplied the dope and may face manslaughter charges when the case is presented to the September grand jury.
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Hoy
United States
Eny
Canadas
Crostany
Sioux
Louis Des Jarlais
Dorothy Korth
Des = ifarlais
Des Jarlais
Seven Convicts Indicted for Warden Murder in Joliet
Chicago report says seven convicts who escaped from the new State jail on May 5 after murdering Deputy Warden Peter Kiem have been named in bills voted by the grand jury at Joliet. Five are recaptured. two remain at large, James Price from Winnebago county and Charles Duschowsky from Chicago.
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Chicago
Chiguzo
Tournal
New Staterule
Peter Kiem
Joliet
Streater
James Price
Winnebago County
Charles Duschowsky
Illinois Farmer Injured in Waterloo Car Crash
Robert Cross, 23, was seriously hurt when a wagon he rode was struck by an automobile driven by Oscar Hopka, 29, of Waterloo. The collision occurred on Cunningham Road west of Waterloo as Cross guided a wagon and horses onto the paved road. Hopka, traveling from Chicago to Waterloo, reported that trees obscured Cross and his team before the sudden encounter.
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Robert Cross
Fl Wigzen
Oscar Hopka
Waterloo
Tlonka
Lincoln Street
Cross
Hook
Chicago
Waterlan
Tie
Jim
Early Fire Destroys &mmetsburg School in Hmweisberg
A blaze swept through the sisters school and home in Hmweisberg on May 11. Sparks from the chimney touched the roof. children were marched out safely with no injuries. Loss estimated between 15,000 and 15,000 dollars, likely covered by insurance.
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Mmetsburg
Hmweisberg
Aly Mallard
Iasur
U S World Flier Cautions on Amundsen Party Safety
An aviation expert from Alaska downplays immediate danger to Amundsen's party, noting severe weather as the main hazard. He explains they could land anywhere and manage fuel and supplies, saying they face no imminent risk of starvation if they reach Nome or a central Alaskan valley.
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U.S
Ube
Arnold
Waendervil Valley
Alaskat
Arhol
Norge dirigible Norge reported missing over Arctic voyage
News wires recount weeks long search for Roald Amundsen's airship Norge with 16 aboard, spanning St Paul Island to Nome. Navy radio stations report intermittent contact then silence, prompting fears of grounding or drift near Barrow and Spitzbergen.
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Sterday
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