The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-05-12
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France has officially recognized tn,
government of Guatemala.
A huge deposit of high grade lroi
has been found near Crosby, Mimi
| Pennsylvania has woman candi.
date for governor, nominated by tn,
Socialist party.
Uruguay Is to keep the eight Ger.
man vessels reduisitloned by the Gov,
eminent during the World war, s..
Paul Deschanei. former President o.
France, died on April rs, after few
days illness with flu"
j King Gustav of Sweden was pain.
fully injured In an automobile accident
at Grenoble, France. on April 90
Premier Lenine of Soviet Russia has
Just had a bullet removed from his
side which had been troubling him fol
three years.
The invention of dye by which a
material may be dyed two shades al
one immersion Is announced by a
Manchester tEngland) firm1
Richard Croker famous NJ vnrf
Tammany politician, died at his resi-
dence in Dublin county, Ireland, April
20, aged so years,
The American minister at Picking,
China, is advising tourists not to visit
China at this time on account OF the
disturbed condition of the country,
Grand Duchess Marie, mother OF
Prince Henry OF Mecklenberg- Schwer-
in, consort of Queen Wilhelmina, died
at the royal palace In The Hague on
| April 49,
Sly hundred veterans Of the World
war have been appointed to be post
masters since President Harding is
sued his executive order on May /.
1921.
France has barred all professional
people, including artists and writer's
who have been associated IN any way
with the Soviet government OF Rus
STA,
general election win be held in
Hungary in June. About one thousand
candidates. belonging to eighteen par
ties, are contestlng for the 240 seats in
Parliament.
The Russian Minister OF Foreign AZ
fairs at the Genoa Conference, Mr..
Chicherin. prefers 10 have his name
spelled "Tchitcherin." The accent is on
the second syllable,
lamentations have filed through their
diplomatic agents 33l claims against
the Mexican government for loss OF
property by appropriation under the
Federal Agrarian laws.
The combined resources and llabIli-
ties OF the twelve Federal Reserve
Banks at the close of business April
26 were reported by the Federal Re-
serve Board TO be s4.s6O,072, 900.
After long and better debate the
Canadian House OF Commons has de-
feated the resolution calling on cabi-
net members TO resign from all out-
side business directorshins
The most unsuccessful oyster sea-
son In Chesapeake Bay in fifty years
has just closed. From now until Sep
TENDER 1t will be unlawful to take
oysters from the beds in the bay.
A Swedish commission may be sent
to the United States to study the ef.
fects of prohibition here and report
before the consultative plebecite on
prohibition to be held in Sweden next
autumn.
The Russian Soviet government is
to supply funds to assist troupe of
forty Moscow players on a tour OF
three months In the United States for
the benefit OF the famine sufferers of
Russia.
Alarmed by the number of divorces
demanded in Paris by Americans, the
tribunal OF the Seine will in the flu
ture refuse to hear cases unless the
couples have lived at least two years
n France.
President Harding has taken stand
against national daylight saving by
moving up the randa OF the clock. Ia
king the position that the same ends
can be accomplished by the use OF an
alarm clock
A severe earth shock in Toxic on
April rs. preceded by on eruption OF
Mount Asama- Yama, ninety miles dis
tant did considerable damage. The
American embassy was slightly dam
aged
The governor of the Belgian Congo
has submitted proposal TO the home
government to change the capital of
the colony from Bona to Leopoldville,
a town on the Congo River between
the French and Belgian Congo.
NJ. Robert Silvercruys. who has been
for some time secretary fthe Bel
gian Embassy in Washington, has
been recalled to Brussels to take the
position OF secretary in the cabinet OF
the Minitser of Foreign Affairs.
An advisory committee OF twelve, to
be appointed by the President, to as
sist the Secretary of Commerce in SUI
pervising radio communication has
been recommended in the report of the
recent national radio conference.
One hundred Turkish students will
be received at Moscow University for
full time whenever the Nationalist au-
thorities at Angora send them The
invitation was issued to the students
by the Soviet Minister of Education.
The recent cold wave in Pennsyl-
vania is said to have caused the death
of numerous mine mules hoisted from
the mines at the beginning of the pres
ent coal miners strike after being I'M
derground from five to ten years.
The contract for constructing the
large building to accommodate Amer
lean commercial exhibits at the Bra
lillian Centennial Exposition In Rio de
Janeiro next fall has been awarded to
a New York firm by the Commerce
Department