Senate Debates Bonus Bill Amendments and House Revisions
The Senate Finance Committee advances amended veterans bonus proposals amid divisions over funding and loan forfeiture terms. McCumber plan seeks paid up life compensation with no immediate outlays, while House supporters push for quicker action and a different set of changes. The debate centers on effective date, loan forfeiture, and land allocation provisions, with action anticipated on Page Two.
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Indiana
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North Polar Ice Cap Drys?
The fragmentary line hints at a discussion of polar ice coverage or climate wording. Names and exact details are unreadable, but the piece appears to touch on Arctic or polar topics and potential drying or cooling implications.
Liberty Bonds Sell in New York at Par or Better
The New York market shows Liberty bonds selling at par or above as investors buy ahead of June interest and dividends. Trading is heavy with several large lots, yielding about 5 to 6 percent in many cases, and various series fluctuation ranges are noted.
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Captain Cuttle Captures England Derby at Epsom
England’s Derby at Epsom Downs awarded Captain Cuttle the 160000 dollar stake. Jockey Steve Donoghue steered the three-year-old colt of Lord Woolavington to an eight-length victory over Pondoland and St Louis amid 100000 spectators. Viscount Astor’s Tamar placed second as Ireland’s crisis loomed in the crowd.
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Associated Press
England
Captain Cuttle
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James Buchanan
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London
Duke of Connaught
Viscount Lascelles
Princess Mary
Liberia loan bill gains favorable Senate committee report
Washington May 31 The senate finance committee reported favorably today a house bill authorizing a five million dollar loan to Liberia urged by the administration.
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Washington
House
Liberia
Senate
Balloon Race Opens Over Lake Michigan In 13th National Flight
Twelve gigantic balloons soared from Milwaukee to race across uncharted airfields above Lake Michigan. One competitor Roy Donaldson of Springfield Illinois crash landed near Bay View after a four mile flight ending in the lake. One balloon flies as non-contestant for experimental radio gear and helium lift.
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Donaldson
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Bay View
United States
Canada
Great Lakes
Weather forecast and local report from Colorado
SWEATHER PORHECAST Colo May 11 New Cusettled Thursday and probably showers north and tions warmer Friday generally fair Thurs Friday not much change Local report tions for the twenty four ndted at 6 p m yesterday by the university temperature 54.
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Mary Pickford Divorce Validated by Nevada Supreme Court
Nevada Supreme Court sustains Mary Pickford divorce from Owen Moore and upholds quashing service of summons. State Attorney General had challenged the decree as fraudulent and improperly granted while Pickford resided in Nevada. The case traces back to a March 1920 decree in Minden and Miss Pickford’s subsequent marriage to Douglas Fairbanks.
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Owen Moore
Nevada Supreme Court
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Vowter
Minden
Mise Pickford
District Court
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State Supreme Court
Miss Pickford
Nevada
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford Happy Over Nevada Divorce Decision
Mary Pickford expressed she is very happy after Nevada supreme court upheld her divorce from Owen Moore. Gavin McNab, her counsel, telephoned the news from San Francisco to Los Angeles.
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Mary Pickford
Nevada Supreme Court
Owen Moore
Gavin McNab
Los Angeles
Nogales to Host 1923 Post Office Clerks Convention
Nogales Arizona May 31 1923 Postmaster Charlies Heatty announced that Nogales was chosen to host the Arizona division convention by unanimous vote at the Tucson annual convention held yesterday.
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Ariz
Arizona
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Charlies Heatty
Tucson
Five Bandits Rob Bank Payroll From Silk Firm in New York
On May 31 in New York seven automobile bandits attacked three men in a car near Long Island City and stole a payroll valued at 15000 pounds belonging to H. R. Mallinson and Company silk dealers.
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New York
H. R. Mallinson and Company
Lloyd George Defends Reparations Policy in Commons
Premier Lloyd George argues for moderation in reparations policy amid debate sparked by Labor member John Clynes. He defends the reparations commission and Versailles while warning against isolated allied action and stressing Britain’s commitment to moderation and fulfillment if Germany remains defiant.
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Germany
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Labor
League of Nations
United States
France
Italy
Great Britain
Britain
England
Versailles
Prussia
Russia
Strange Laundry Initials Start Love Row In Wasson Suit
Chicago May 31. The Wasson separation suit hinges on a laundry mystery. Mrs. Don A Wasson claims her husband was found with another woman in a hotel while his initials and red flannel underwear appear in the home hamper. Wasson denies the charge and his attorney teases more details to come.
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Chicago
Wasson
Don A. Wasson
Aviator Killed When Plane Crashes Near Richmond
Will iam A. Sydnor of North Carolina, a Langley Field photography student, was killed when his single seat Army plane nosedived and burst into flames over his uncle's farm near Richmond Virginia. The uncle identified him by a ring on his finger.
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Richmond
William A. Sydnor
North Carolina
Langley Field Photographer School
Sydnor
Chicago merchant Adolphus Bartlett dies in Pasadena
Adolphus Clay Bartlett Chicago merchant and philanthropist died in Pasadena California aged 80 He rose from an office boy to head of a Chicago firm and served as director of banks the Art Institute trustee of the University of Chicago and Beloit College He donated Bartlett Gymnasium at the University of Chicago Burial set for June 5 in Chicago
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Adolphus Clay Bartlett
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Beloit College
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Interest Rate Cut for Farmers by Federal Land Banks
Washington May 31 The Farm Loan Board announces a reduction in interest rates charged to farmers by federal land banks from 6 to 4 1/2 percent effective tomorrow Commissioner Lobdell states the move aims to ease borrowing costs for agricultural producers and strengthen credit access nationwide.
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Murphy Richer by 360000 After Indy 500 Victory
Jimmy Murphy of Los Angeles won the tenth annual 500 mile Indianapolis race setting a new world record with an average speed just over 94 mph. He collected 20000 dollars for first place plus lap money and sponsor gifts. Runners up included Leor Duray Harry Hartz and Peter de Paolo who led at various stages before Murphy led from lap 121 to the finish.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Hartz
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Daughter is born to former Empress Zita of Austria Hungary
A daughter was born this morning to former Empress Zita of Austria Hungary. King Alfonso hastened to the palace at Pardo near Madrid after she returned from Madeira following the exile of Emperor Charles.
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Associated Press
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Publisher announces ownership change of Albuquerque Morning Journal
Sidney M. Weil states he purchased the Albuquerque Morning Journal and will run it independently for the public good. He denies selling by the previous owner and emphasizes constructive policies and independence for Albuquerque and New Mexico readers.
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Albuquerque
New Mexico
War graft cases begin before federal grand jury
The probe into war frauds opens with the grand jury hearing the lumber disposal case from the quartermaster corps. Attorney General Daugherty and officials announce secrecy and subpoenas for all records while witnesses may travel from Argentina and Brazil to testify. Charles R Thomas sworn in as special assistant to review cases.
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Associated Press
United States
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Quartermaster Corps
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Congress
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Graham
House Committee
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Illinois
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Colorado
Department
Brazil
Tobin suspended after altercation in Tigers game
St Louis right fielder Tobin of the Americans was placed on indefinite suspension by umpire Brick Owens after an altercation in yesterday's game with the Detroit Tigers. Pitcher Shocker, ejected with Tobin, was not named in the suspension.
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British player Beamish defeats Mallory in Middlesex round
Mrs Beamish, a British player, defeated American champion Molla Bjurstedt Mallory in the Middlesex championship women's singles third round. The match score was 6-0 1-6 6-4, with Mallory losing the final set to Beamish.
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Associated Press
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Myers Secures Decision In Idaho Bout
In Pocatello Idaho Spug Myers defeats Able Mishkind of Salt Lake City in a twelve round junior lightweight bout by decision. The match ends tonight with Myers earning the victory in his hometown arena.
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Salt Lake City
Do You Live In A Bug House
Public notice advertises the government booklet Housecleaning Made Easier for household pest control. It explains safe methods for ants bedbugs cockroaches fleas flies moths rats and mice and offers a free copy via the Washington Information Bureau with a two cent return postage request.
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Preparation of Vegetables booklet sent by mail
Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau in Washington reports a free copy of the Household booklet titled Preparation of Vegetables was mailed with two cents in stamps for return postage. Name Street City.
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Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Lincoln Search Continues for Ex Convict Fred Brown
Lincoln police and county officers in four zones search the city for Fred Brown a former convict linked to abducting two women in Omaha and holding a man hostage in a shack. They investigate stolen cars jewelry firearms and ammunition found near the Omaha hideout and Brown remains at large after sightings.
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Senate Republicans Revolt Over Glassware Tariff Debate
In Washington on May 31 a Republican revolt opposed the finance committee demand of 70 percent ad valorem on electric light bulbs and illuminating glassware. Senator Jones Democrat New Mexico offered a 40 percent amendment, defeated 11 to 31. The senate then set 65 percent ad valorem on household glassware and 59 percent on pressed and unpolished glassware. Jones pressed a 40 percent rate on bulbs and other glassware but failed 27 to 29. Debate referenced a letter by Samuel Untermeyer about GE influence.
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New York
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McCumber
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New Jersey
Sutherland
West Virginia
Mexican Finance Minister Downplays Revolt Amid Debt Talks
Adolfo de la Huerta said Mexico seeks no new loan and arrives to confer with international bankers on debt adjustment. He declined to discuss financial details or plans while stressing secrecy, noting the Mexico revolt is not serious. International figures Lamont and Teagle met him as talks begin.
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United States
Adolfo de A Muerta
Men Today
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Mexico
Thomas W. Lamont
International Committee
Europe
Walter (. Teagle
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Strike vote planned among rail workers nationwide
Detroit report says Grand officers of the United Brotherhood of Maintenances of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers move to day to perfect plans for a strike vote among 478000 members and about 75000 non union workers across the United States. E F Grable, grand president, expects other railroad groups to issue ballots. A railroad labor board ruling matched by the council confirms the plan.
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Detroit
Mich
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United States
E. F. Grable
Railroad Labor Board
Executive Council Today
Grable
Lewis Retains Title With Full Wrestling Victory
In Muskogee Ohio on May 30 Ed Strangler Lewis defended and kept his wrestling championship by defeating John Grando vich in straight falls. The first fall lasted 41 minutes and the second fell ended in 1 minute, both by headlock counter.
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Ohio
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Expenditures in Keystone State attacked by Senator Harrison
Senator Harrison of Mississippi attacks Pennsylvania campaign spending for the Republican gubernatorial nomination as a "second Newberry case" and cites Gifford Pinchot's 117000 expenditure to argue that progressives pollute elections with money. He questions party leaders and calls the so called progressives as such.
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