Budget Director Dawes Reports Major 1922 Savings
The director of the budget details large reductions in the 1922 expenditures, noting a net gap of about 1 percent from December estimates. He cites deficiencies and supplemental appropriations, outlines key transfers and economy figures, and criticizes the archaic federal accounting system as hampering full public insight. The report covers fiscal moves July 20, 1921, to March 20, 1922, with total congressionally authorized outlays and projected savings from new executive controls.
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Congress
United States
Colombia
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Qawes
Bureau’ of the
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Exec
Department of Agriculture
General Fund
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Bureau of the Budget
Dureau
War Department
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Shipping ‘Board
Marine Corps
Public Road Bureau
State Department
Navy
Rior
Government Printing Office
Civil 1 Service Commission
Office
Supete
War and Navy Department
Interstate Com Commission
Veterans
National Advisory Committee
Aeronautics
Shipping Board
Railroad Administration
Panama
Columbia Institution
Budget Bureau
France and Britain clash over Russia at stalled conference
French support splits with Britain as talks on Russia falter. delegates fear a separate Russo-German accord could trigger a new military alignment while oil and property issues amplify tensions. An international commission and loan plan surface, with Lloyd George wary yet hopeful for a breakthrough.
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Thina
International Commission
United States
Lloyd George
Asc
Genoa
France
Somes Impos Bie
ML Barthou
M. Barthou
Belgium
Britain
Ife
Huasla
Enforcement of Prohibition Law Enforcement
Commissioner Haynes notes stricter enforcement of the eighteenth amendment as newspapers promote enforcement campaigns and rouse public action. He cites state and national measures, anti bootlegging sentiment, and fatal bootleg whiskey cases, praising the federal drive and organizational reformation under prohibition.
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Commissioner Haynes
Rotary
Shelley
Haynes
United St .New
United States
Lansing defends up intervention in Haitian treaty
Former Secretary Lansing outlines a treaty negotiated with Haiti that conserved revenues and ensured honest collections and disbursements. He notes Senate ratification without dissent and an American guarantee of Haitian independence and government stability. He recalls a German protest over naval occupation and a cooling station offer rejected by Haiti.
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Roosevelt
Lansing
Senate
United States
Will Seek Advice On Reorganization
President Harding plans individual conferences with cabinet members this week to ease possible differences of opinion over federal department reorganization. The step follows Friday's cabinet session where Walter F Brown's report on the Congressional commission's plan was discussed, aiming to help Harding form a swift decision.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Harding
Walter F. Brown
Ohio
Joint ‘Congressional Commission
Merits of Klan Debate Subject Continues on Page 1
Debate on Ku Klux Klan topics emphasizes white supremacy as unconstitutional and highlights that Congress did not endorse the group. It notes the initiation fee split among organizers and the national body, with details from a congressional investigation.
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Conerest
Ku Klux
National Organization
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Pan
Chinese War Has Only Just Begun Deals With Frontline Crisis
May Ta critical situation develops on the railway from Tientsin to Shanhaikan as Chang Tso-Lin’s defeated troops, about 20,000, are held near Tongshang Kuyeh and Lanchow amid Anglo Chinese coal mines. Foreign staff face danger, gunboats shell the railroad, and Wu Pei Fu’s troops threaten Chang’s rear while Wu’s Vanguard reaches Tientsin. The Curlew and British forces prepare to land if needed. Foreigners’ safety between Tientsin and Shanhaikan remains a concern.
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Shanhaikan
Shanhalkan
R Fults
Geeral Chang
Lanchow
Kaiping
Chang
Thermy
Mukden
Curlew
Taku
Here
Wu Pei-Fu
Coal output near four million tons this week
Early May reports from the United States Geological Survey weekly industry summary show coal production estimated at about 4,150,000 tons for the week ending May 6. Most of the output came from bituminous coal, with anthracite production remaining nearly unchanged.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
Man Recalls Meeting Marquis Lafayette in 1824
Thomas Joseph Irlends recalls being two years old when Marquis Lafayette visited New York in 1824. He claims a clear memory of the momentous occasion, recounting stories of the famous encounter from his long life.
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Thomas Joseph Irlends
Marquis Lafayette
New York
Pioneer inventor John Patterson dies at 77 in 1844 farm life
John Patterson aged 77, a Dayton area inventor and business leader, began as a farm laborer and canal toll collector before turning to coal retailing and mining. He later founded a cash register factory, aided a slum district’s sanitation drive, earned the Legion of Honor in 1901, and received an honorary law degree in 1919. He helped Dayton survive the 1913 flood, faced an anti trust indictment in 1912, and served wartime duties by offering his factory to the government.
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Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Dartmouth
Colorado
Dayton
France
Legion of Honor
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Mines Notes Field Upcoming Commencement Plans
The article reports next week as the period to announce the School of Mines commencement program for May 29 to June 2, with a speaker yet to be announced. It notes the Associated Student election timing, candidate petitions, and officer positions. It lists club activities, alumni updates, and several relocated or promoted alumni with their new roles.
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Ore Digger
Midgets and Cubs Win First Games in City Baseball
Walkerville opened with fair weather as Midgets beat Cubs 11 to 4 and Tigers edged Bobcats 2 to 1. Batteries were Dunn and Martinson for Midgets. Johns and Conway for Outlaws. Connell and Hocking for Cubs. Tucker and Wilcox for Sharks. Crawley and Johnson for Tigers. Harrington and Leary for Bobcats.
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Sharks
Walkerville City
Cubs
Uwe Sharks
Dunn
Martinson
Fleming
Lynch
Johns
Conway
Rowe Cubs
Connell
Hocking
Sharke
Tucker
Wilcox
Savant
Tigers
Neversweat Tigers
Bobcate
Crawley
Johnson
Harrington
Leary
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Undertakers Work For Maher Family Funeral
An obituary fragment notes the death of Mrs Maher and mentions funeral arrangements. Edward Maher is identified as her husband. The text references undertakers and a Milwaukee depot in a disjointed OCR form with unclear details.
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Mee
Milwaukee
Edward Maher
McCarthy Family Roster Noted in City Obituary
Local obituary lists Michael McCarthy aged 36 husband of Hilzabeth McCarthy and father of Vincent Robert Emmet Raymond and Kevin Barry. Survived by four brothers Joh James Humphrey Lynch and others. funeral details to be announced later.
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Sale Stree Ait
Rover Noll
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
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Theresa Supan
Nevada Avenue
Sherman & Reed “Funeral Home
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Mary Hurley
Idaho Street
St Patrick's Ehurs
Th ‘Lock
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Williams
Anna Willams
Sherman & Reed Funeral
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Michael ‘McCarthy
Hilzabeth McCarthy
Vincent Robert Emmet
Raymond
Kevin Barry
Joh
Seaitie
James
Reno
New
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Buttee
Patrick
Irelanay
Stra
Humphrey Lynch
Butte
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School OF Mines Notes
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South Jackson Street
Simmon
Charlotte Russel
Willis Strang
Everett, Wash
Woolworth
John F. Duling
Bennett & King, Engineers
Los Angeles
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Fredell
Ralph Gillam
Townsend
United States” Land ‘Examiner
Hawin A. Pierse
Bad Axe
Mich
Automotive Sales Corporation
John W. Sheedy
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Chino Copper Company
Bob Vaupell
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Geological
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Socorro
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Iowa
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Mr Tockwood
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Walkerville City Baseball League
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Gerry Kelly
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