Balkan War Clouds Loom Over Europe Amid Turkish Greek Tensions
Balkan conflict risks a wider European war as Greece threatens to push into Turkish lands near the Maritza. Britain considers evacuating Constantinople while Russia-Turkey frictions grow over Batum. French Syria border fortifications rise as Jugo-Slav clashes unfold. Belgium faces rail strikes and Ruhr tensions persist.
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Serbia
Greece
Bulzatla
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Dikela
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Batum
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Stanley Baldwin
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Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Near East
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Syria
Angora
Balkan
Europe
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Poland
Alva Adams Named Colorado's New U.S. Senator
Alva B. Adams of Pueblo was appointed by Gov. Sweet to succeed the late Samuel B. Nicholson. Adams, a Democrat, is a conservative attorney and Yale and Columbia Law School alumnus born in Colorado. He is the son of former three-time Colorado governor Alva Adams.
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Denver
Colo
Alva B. Adams
Pueblo
Colorado
United States
Sweet
Adams
Samuel B. Nicholson
Yale
Columbia’ Law School
Alva Adams
Woodrow Wilson
William G. McAdoo
W. J. Bryan
Dozen Killed in Mexican Oil Explosion at Tupam
Dozens perished and several injured in an oil explosion at Tupam on Mexico's west coast during a dancing and celebration. A drunken man dropped a lit match into a container of essence, scattering flammable liquid over the crowd and igniting clothing. Seven burned to death and five others drowned after jumping into a river to escape flames. A large gathering marked the return of community lands amid speeches and song.
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Engenada
Lower
Cal
Tupam
Mexico
Startled Washington Society By Postponed Altar Wedding
Washington society reels as Miss Nancy Hoyt delays her marriage to Lieut Wiseman Clarke of the British navy just hours before the ceremony amid family press scrutiny. Her sister Mrs Eli nor Hoyt Hichborn Wylie sparked society frictions in 1910 with an elopement and later divorce, followed by a tragic suicide crisis.
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New York
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Wylie
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Horace Wylie
Britain to Match France in Air Power Amid Tense relations
London reports Britain plans to spend about 106 million dollars to build up Britain's air service to equal France's, amid friction over France's growing military strength. The piece notes France aims for the world’s largest army and warns against a renewed arms race as Britain aligns with French policy.
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France
Lord Balfour
Washington
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New York Tribuney
Commercial arbitration urged to cut court losses in trade
Washington reports that business groups propose international commercial treaties for arbitration of disputes with Latin and world markets. Secretary Hughes may back arbitration clauses in contracts to reduce costly litigation, with widespread support from the Commerce Department and major chambers.
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Washington
B. G
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Suite Hughes
Secretary of Commerce
Sloever
Offic Slatignies
Thig
Fiyover
Bio
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Department of Commercce
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New York State Chamber of Commerce
American Bar Association
Commercial Arbitration Movement
Newspaper Delivery Notice at Dole Office
The notice instructs subscribers that the paper should be delivered to their home before 6 30. If a delivery error occurs or the paper is not received by that time, call 6100 to request a free copy. Calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Hagen and Sarazen Tie For Yorkshire Open Progress
Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen, top U S and British open title holders, won their first Yorkshire News tournament matches at Woodcote Park Leeps England. Sarazen beat Mark Seymour 6 up 3 to play. Hagen edged Ben Barber after a late rally and won 3 further holes to reach the second round.
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Eng
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Gene Sarazen
Yorkshire News
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Joe Kirkwood
Sarazen
Mark Seymour
Rochester
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Hagen
Jan Barber
Gell
Witt
Kench
Woodcote Park
Primye
Kmirtwood
Warden
George Duncan
Tingham
Gadd
Fire destroys Weston town, big loss in Ta. area
A fire at the Farmers Cash store in Weston Ta destroyed nine buildings and a lumber yard, with the Scott lunch room and Francis carpenter shop also ruined. Three homes were burnt. No lives were lost and injuries were not reported. Estimated total damage may exceed 510000 dollars.
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Mayits
Farmers Cash
Weston
Here
Scott
Francis Carpenter
France Ready to Save America from Gold Threat
Paris May 1. Louis Leuenhauer former minister said the United States has only one more chance to avoid ruin from a gold crisis. He claimed the US needs rescue measures but did not confirm an invitation to join.
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Paris
Louis Leunhenur
Twelve Guilty in Mail Fraud Trial Across Multiple Defendants
A federal jury found twelve defendants guilty in the Guaranty Securities Coal and Lumber mail fraud case after a 26 hour deliberation. Sentences range from fines of 1,000 dollars to five years in prison with various counts including conspiracy. Several defendants, including Wopel Gettier and Harris L. Fuller, await sentencing in Lincoln and Omaha.
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Omaha
Neb
Lhe
Guaranty Securities & Calenial Coal & Lintber
Wopel Gettier
Moreston
W. Willis
Williard VV. Mathews
Onaha
Nimker
Sete Tenead
Leavenworth
Thomas J. Matters
Walter I. Stickel
Kearney
Call LG
Ralph
Sunderland
Tiomer Moulyneaux
Denver
George Roach
Lerbert D. Eykelboom
John F. Mecox
Haroki
R. Coziler
Omatie
Hbanker
Charles H. Ree
Lincoln
Lucien B. Fuller
Kansas City
Harris L. Puller
Linecoln
Neh
Lev
Charles I. Rogers
Filler
Harrix Fuller
Lincely
King David Purnell Immorality Probe Reaches Canada
The St Joseph Michigan article reports Judge Harry Dingeman leading a one man grand jury inquiry into immorality in a strange cult. Benjamin Purnell known as the man who would be king was seen near Ontario as authorities seek witnesses from Shiloh palace.
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Benjamin Purnell
House of David
Canada
Harry Dingeman
Benjamin
Ontario
Purnell
Shiloh
Dead Man at Throttle In Lima Train Crash
A passenger train collided with a freight near Lima Ohio injuring 12. Engineer George Bassler died of heart trouble shortly before impact while fireman P O BarLy said Bassler ignored a warning to stop as the Oakland switch was approached.
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Round Lake
Bassler
Oakland
Orly
Dr Knittle Dies of Sudden Heart Trouble in Waterloo
Dr. Knittle a prominent eye ear and nose specialist in Waterloo died suddenly at his home 287 Prospect Avenue after a heart reflux attack as he prepared to retire from a Waterloo Medical Society meeting. Born in Maquoketa Iowa in 1874 he practiced 12 years in Waterloo with office at 509 First National Bank Building. He leaves a widow and daughter Mannie Watering, plus his mother two sisters and a brother. He was a member of several fraternal and medical societies.
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Hileman & Gindt Undertaking
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Westerloo
Cop Not Musically Inclined Loses Job for Snubbing Drum
In Cheng the police band faced upheaval as Vandurbrouck was removed after snubbing the bass drum. Protests followed as a resignation led to charges and further turmoil over band discipline and future leadership.
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Vandarvrocek
Polfen
Ballee Callink
Oder
Riad
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Vandurbrouck
Aalsttein
Wass Dru
Vanderbroerk
Coast Celebrates for Plant Wizard
In Santa Rosa today crowds celebrate Luther Burbank, famed horticulturist, inventor of many plant varieties. The carnival honors his career from carpenter to experimental grower with nurseries and labs at Sebastopol and beyond. Burbank laments little time for all planned projects as he continues hundreds of ongoing experiments.
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Sant Tos
Luther Warbank
California
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Hilrtani
Bleself
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Taek
Masstehus
Wity
Sebastopal
Luther Burbank
Canmjplaint
Zeigfeld Sr. Dies At Chicago Home
Florenz Zeigfeld Sr. lies gravely ill at his Chicago home as relatives and medical staff keep vigil. The elder Zeigfeld, president emeritus of the Chicago College of Music, is attended by family members and doctors during his illness.
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Chicago
Florenz Zeiefeld
Florenz Zeigfeld
New York
Zeigfeld
Chicago College of Music
Peking Government Struggles to Free Foreign Captives
Chinese general Ho Mung Yu says captives remain safe as bandits retreat into Shantung mountains. Foreign officials warn against delay, noting renewed threats and ongoing difficulties contacting captives amid unrest and censorship in Peking and Tsaochwang.
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Ginn
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Peking
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Ward
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Tzaochwang
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Tsaochwang
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