Briand and Lloyd George Split Over Silesia Talks
Paris reports Briand opposes a supreme allied council meeting until the interallied commission in Silesia reports. Briand aims for a unanimous partition agreement, while Lloyd George faces deputies questions before any meeting. Additional notes say Germany will curb arms shipments and Britain weighs sending more troops to Upper Silesia.
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Associate Justice Gould Dies in Capital Court
Washington May 26 Ashley Musgrave Gould associate justice of the District of Columbia supreme court died suddenly after a brief illness. Justice Gould presided at trials of Jules Arnstein and others charged with bringing stolen property into the District of Columbia for disposal.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad defers semiannual dividend
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Co. today postponed action on its regular semian nual dividend of 2 1 2 per cent due to unsettled conditions. Associated Press reports from New York on May 20.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Co
West Virginia Governor declares martial law in Mingo county
Gov. Morgan issues proclamation declaring martial law as a lockout strike in Mingo field escalates. UMWA District 17 chief Reg ney calls non union miners to strike and seek union benefits while idle. Sheriff summons state police to restore law and order under 1920 authority.
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Religious Follower Fasts for Blessing Amid Illness Near Selma
Walter Olver of Ottumwa shows extreme devotion fasting over 50 days seeking a blessing from the Lord. He says he deserves it for a life of sacrifice and has a WWI draft record, having refused to wear a uniform abroad due to religious scruples.
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Blame Firebugs for Blaze That Burned Livestock
Audubon Iowa May 20 Local and county officers search for suspected arsonists after a blaze at the Audubon county fairgrounds destroyed the new sales pavilion and burned 60 cattle dead plus 70 head in barns. Johnson Brothers Hertford breeders owned the cattle. sale pending Monday. Total loss valued at about 12 000 for the buildings, insured cattle.
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Kendall Praises Prohibition as Blessing of Era in Commencement
Gov Kendall lauds William J Bryan and pro prohibition in a Garner high school commencement, calling prohibition a blessing of the age. He urges a life of service while noting Dr Witter plans to settle in Albuquerque for health reasons after 13 years in dentistry and four years with a St Paul firm.
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William J. Bryan
N. B. Kendall
Prohibition
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New Mexico
C. W. Witter
Albuquerque
N. M
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Fruit crops show no general shortage after freeze says Ag Department
The Agricultural Department reports damage from the freeze is not causing a nationwide fruit shortage. Georgia peaches and California cherries are moving to markets, strawberries are abundant in several areas, and apple and peach crops are good in Colorado and the Northeast. Outlooks vary by state with notable prospects for blackberries in Tennessee and mixed results in Michigan Iowa Delaware Arizona and Virginia.
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Stillman Divorce Suit Delayed as Settlement Talks Continue
Stillman divorce hearings were postponed from May 29 to June 2 by mutual consent. Reports say James A. Stillman seeks a out-of-court settlement while alimony of 7500 dollars a month is agreed. The dispute centers on the legitimacy of two year old Guy, with Beauvais named as alleged father.
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New York
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National City Bank
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Beauvais
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United Brethren to Press Leander Clark Fund Fight
The United Brethren conference in Indianapolis resolves to continue efforts to reclaim 310000 in funds moved when Leander Clark College Toteda Iowa merged with Coe College Cedar Rapids Iowa during the quadrennium. Court action contested the consolidation as unauthorized by the church board of education.
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Chicago Hotel Builders Faced Graft Claims
The Daily executive committee investigated Chicago hotel construction graft. Somerset Hotel Co secretary Jack W. Briggs testified about 10000 to 12000 dollars paid to union agents during building. He could not confirm payments to Mike Boyle and noted elevator disputes were resolved after Boyle was seen.
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Chicago
Dailey Executive
Jack W. Briggs
Somerset Hotel Company
Mike Boyle
Electrical Workers’ Union
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Sean” Boylia
Zayas Becomes Cuba President Amid Liberal Strike
Havana May 20 Dr Alfredo Zayas assumed the Cuban presidency after a bitter election, greeted by a congratulatory cable from rival Gen Jose Miguel Gomez leader of the Liberal party which began a legislative strike and stayed away from congress work while Gomez was in Newark.
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Alfredo Zayas
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Weather summary of Missouri showers and Iowa towns listed
The report notes showers in the last 24 hours confined to Missouri counties with weather forecasts for regions including Albert City Algona Latin City Cedar Rapids Davenport Maines Dubuque Faribault Minn Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterloo and Waverly.
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Waverly
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Southern senators block vote on Borah disarmament measure
Washington May 20 Southern senators led by Senator Smith of South Carolina threatened a filibuster to block a vote on the Borah disarmament amendment to the navy bill unless a Charleston dry dock provision is added. They aim to kill provisions for new work, risking Alameda naval base funding of 1.5 million dollars.
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Form Stock Company to Circumvent Sunday Baseball Ban
Deadwood South Dakota May 20 a new business group formed to offer Sunday baseball to Black Hills fans while complying with Sunday blue laws. The plan allows stockholders free admission and seeks legal financing, following a supreme court ruling that charging admission makes Sunday games illegal.
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Women Lawyers of Chicago Earn High Wages
Mrs Irene Lefkow is among the best women lawyers in Chicago. For several years she has practiced defending criminals and her efforts have met with great success.
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Irene Lefkow
Chicago
Hanged man Elwood Wade amid rose in buttonhole in death
Elwood B. Wade, 23, was hanged in Wethersfield Conn with a rose in his buttonhole for the murder of George B. Nott of Bridgeport. The case tied to a love triangle involving Mrs. Ethel Hutchine Nott, Wade’s accomplice John Johnston, and state attorney Homer S. Cummings. The trial showed a planned killing with a heavy pipe, a knife, and a trunk dump. Wade’s first degree murder conviction was upheld on appeal.
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Bill Would Suspend Slackers Publicity in War Lists
Washington May 20 A bill proposed by Senator Stanley Democrat Kentucky would direct the war department to suspend publication of its so called slackers lists pending further investigation of their correctness. The measure aims to prevent public disclosure while accuracy is reviewed.
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Washington, D. C
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Kentucky
Critic's Backfire Delays Kansas National Guard Nomination
Criticism of Maj. Robert G. Peck for remarks about the Thirty fifth division led Senators Curtis and Capper to seek an inquiry delaying his confirmation as lieutenant colonel. At a Thirty-fifth reunion, resolutions charged Peck with a scurrilous report and insult to the division, accusing him of ignorance of combat.
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15 Emigrant Babies To Be Adopted By New Yorkers
A liner brings 15 immigrant babies to New York who will be added to the social register. The U S government waives literacy and Ellis Island inspection for this party. The children, all under one year old, will be adopted by prominent city families who currently have no children.
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Social Register
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Ellis Island
Isabella Province Supports American Rule Says Governor
Gov. Pascual Pagni Ban of Isabela told Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood that the people of Isabella province are satisfied with American rule and content to remain under it until independence is granted. Wood arrived at the provincial capital, a tobacco region hub 165 miles northeast of Manila, and planned to visit Aphari, a Luzon northeast port.
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Pascual Pagniri- Ban
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Bill Would Change Spring Wheat Grades
Representative Steenerson of Minnesota introduced a bill to modify federal standards and grades for spring wheat. He says the secretary of agriculture refused the requested modification, despite support from state inspectors of Minnesota North and South Dakota and other farmers and legislators. Millers, grain dealers, and handlers oppose the changes.
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Minnesota
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Congress
Lower House Adjourns in Respect to Justice White
The House in Washington adjourned in memory of Chief Justice White after passing a resolution expressing sorrow and sympathy from the lower house.
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Washington, D. C
House
White
Mennonites Plan Sale of Canadian Farms for Mexican Settlement
Swift Current, Sask May 20 80 000 Mennonites pursue religious freedom relocation to Mexico. Land and livestock valued at about 4.5 million dollars to be sold to Mennonite Land Sales Corp led by J K Logan of Jacksonville and J F Taylor of Tampa with full payment due by July 1 1922.
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Immigration Bureau Prepares to Enforce New Law
Immigration officials plan final steps to enforce the immigration restriction act signed by President Harding. Commissioner General Husband cites the need for international information exchange to track immigrant inflows and prevent over-quota entries. He notes Canada border routes and potential added safeguards on the Mexico border to curb smuggling.
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Mexico
Tornado Strikes Minnesota Kills Cattle and Damages Farms
A southeast Minnesota tornado last night killed scores of cattle and destroyed several farm structures in Pipestone area. No lives were lost as two airplanes at nearby landing grounds were torn from hangars and wrecked.
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Princess Troubetzky To Return To Films As Star
United Press reports efforts to locate Princess Nadalie Troubetzky failed. She reportedly left for Los Angeles to re enter the movies, potentially as a star, with a forthcoming film promising scenes from her life in Europe.
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Smiles and Kinks on Today's Wires Roundup
A garbled wire service digest reports Rosa Fisch granted a divorce from Clifford C. Fischer. A county jail escape in Millersburg is noted as the lone warden walking out. Separate $2.50 fares are listed for trolley rides in Bellaire. A Chicago university finds average income for graduates five years after graduation at 5762.51 dollars. William Jennings Bryan spoke to deaf mute inmates in Indianapolis. A bandit robbed Mrs. Rose Kuester in St Paul with a gun and confessed, per police. A cinnamon bear gift to President Harding traveled en route to Washington chained in a car. Idaho rancher B Pearson travels via Wichita with a mysterious burly companion.
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Morgan Co Accused in U S War Entry Inquiry
Washington May 20 United Press reports a house resolution by Representative Michelse of Chicago seeks inquiry into how the United States entered the war. The measure cites propaganda and financial interests, naming Gabriel Hanoteaux and Robert Bacon tied to J P Morgan & Co and diplomatic figures as influential in delaying France’s withdrawal in 1914.
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Washington, D.C
House
Michelse
Chicago
Michelson
Gabril Hanoteaux
France
Herrick and
Sharp
Robert Bacon
J. P. Morgan & Co
Yosemite Valley ashes plan dropped by Lane family
The family of former Interior Secretary Franklin K. Lane rejected: to scatter his ashes atop El Capitan Peak in Yosemite Valley. Mrs. Lane announced the plan was abandoned while awaiting final dispositions and after consulting relatives, the gesture was deemed sacrilegious.
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Chicago
Franklin K. Lane
Secreta of Interior
Rochest Minn
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Yosemite Valley
Lane
Senate backs survey of farming conditions plan
Washington May 20 The senate committee on agriculture ordered a favorable report on the Lenroot Strong resolution authorizing a general survey of agriculture and related matters by a joint commission of five members from each house, two Republicans and two Democrats.
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Washington, D. C
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Senate approves conference report on emergency tariff bill
Washington May 20 The Senate adopted the conference report on the emergency tariff measure without debate. The house is expected to act on the measure in the near future.
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Growers Propose Loans to Livestock Support
Washington D C May 20 extension of the war finance corporation to make loans to banks and livestock growers is proposed in a bill introduced by Senator Stanfield Oregon. Wheaton arrived with bodies of 5 212 American soldiers from every division reaching the fighting front except the 131st.
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Washington, D. GC
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Washington, D. C
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Castoria Brand Authenticity and Physician Benefits
A reader questions Fletcher's Castoria claims and urges verification by physicians. The notice asserts Castoria’s genuine product carries Mr. Fletcher’s signature and warns against store imitations while praising its proven virtues and standard.
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