Dry fleet gains fuel from budget furor in prohibition plan
Washington officials warned costs to operate a fleet of sub chasers to enforce the liquor ban could derail the dry navy. Commander Reynolds said nine navy vessels were loaned to Haynes but no coast guard crew or admiral has been assigned, and no flag yet raised on any boat. Technical and financial details may take weeks or months to finalize.
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W. H. Atkins
Washington
Mar
M Harding
W. E. Reynolds
The
Coast Guard
Navy
Prohibition
Haynes
Coast Guards
Reynolds
R. T. Tach
Anthracite Miners Press Fast-Track Talks in Wage Drive
George W. Williams reports that district leaders order rapid wage scale discussions with operators to resolve coal differences. International President John L. Lewis and Vice President Phil Murray say solving the anthracite issue before April 1 would aid the bituminous case and empower miners with a strong bargaining weapon.
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George W. Williams
New York
International
John L. Lewis
Phil Murray
Harding Plays Golf As Vacation Nears End
President Harding enjoys a full day of golf in St. Augustine Florida as his vacation nears completion. White House physician Brigadier General Sawyer reports the president in good shape to return to work in Washington next week. The Harding party including Attorney General Daugherty Speaker Gillett and Secretary Christian plans to depart for the capital tomorrow.
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Frank A. Stetson
Ul. N
ST. Augustine
Fla
Mar
Washington
President Harding
National Capital
Harding
Florida
Sawyer
White House
Hardings
Daugherty
Gillett
Christian
St Patrick's Day violence leaves one dead
On St Patrick's Day in Limerick Ireland a brass band parade was fired upon wounding three others and killing one marcher. Police searched for the weapon and suspects as the crowd dispersed after the attack.
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Limerick
Ire
Wea
Butcher to Leave as Immigrant Case Opens in Vancouver
Gregory Semenoff, 214 man of the Russian Cossacks and accused butcher of the Far East, faces admission exclusion proceedings at Vancouver B C. Immigrant officials say the State Department has no objections but he lacks diplomatic standing. Kimberley diamond mines originated as 3,238 claims each 31 feet by 31 feet with seven feet between.
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Washington
Mar
Gregory Semenoff
Far East
United States
Board of Inquiry
Vancouver
B. C
Immigration Service
State Department
Semenoff
Kimberley
Washington Youth Hanged for Double Murder at Jail
John McHenry aged 22 was hanged at 10 40 this morning in the district jail for the murder of a Washington garage owner and a policeman. The execution followed his conviction in connection with the killings.
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Ton
Washington
Wheat Stocks Not So Large
Washington March 17 The Agriculture Department reports March 1 stocks of wheat in country mills and elevators at 72 564 000 bushels Exports of the 1921 crop have been heavy leaving mills and elevators with only 9 percent of that crop This year s stocks are 20 percent below the five year average The Duke of York has an official allowance of fifty thousand dollars a year.
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Washington
Mar
Department of Agriculture
Duke of York
George
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