Democrats Predict Serious Harding-Progressive Fight
Washington observers say the split between President Harding and the progressive wing could trap him like Taft. After a southern trip, Harding seeks to dodge domestic issues while facing renewed pressure on the international court and railroad legislation from Capper, Brookhart, and allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
Washington
Democrata
Harding
Uc Taft
Augusta
Jones
Aivrest
Magia Sfarding
Lengua
Fhoust
League of Nae Tons
le Finitcy
International Court
Cape Per
Kansas
Atates
CammabuseRieh
Kin Bollytte
Brookhart
Capper
Keear
Wisconsin
Congress
Fragmented Atlantic tragedy details from a 19th century dispatch
A garbled report from New York recounts a maritime tragedy aboard the Atlantic Wheca. Survivors and witnesses describe the sinking, a man trapped at a port bulkhead, a boy rescued after losing family, and a sorrowful scene as relatives mourn aboard Caala Garden.
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New York
Atlantic
Anery Jones
Tory Qhaily
Cluire
Ove
Lin
Creed
Hichard Nepnohls
Queenstown
Evans Hatiing
Nevnolts
Juba Henry
Big
Sater
Caala Garden
Slater
Bur Hille
Trunghe
P Wow
Devonahire
Obregon Declares Foreign Capital Must Obey U S Law
President Alfaro Obregon of Mexico asserts that foreign capital must submit to American law, criticizing Bolshevism fears and defending Mexico’s constitution as a monumental safeguard. He argues Mexico has no Bolshevism and contrasts U S and allied wartime aims with Mexican sovereignty. Continued on Page 7. Column a
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Las
Obregon
Intaself
Alfaro Obregon
Mesleu
United States
Metien
Bern
Louis B. Rowley
Alliance
Great
Uritain
South America
Alvaro Obregon
Republic of Mexico
Association For the Advancement of
Mexico
Coolidge
Russia
Ane
Belin
Aailled
Moxleatt
Daghie
Woman self immolation ends in death in Miami street
Neighbors reported threats and cries as police searched Miami after a homicide scare. The 46 year old Mrs Elon Josephine Syms set fire to herself using towels saturated with kerosene, dying from self inflicted burns. Her husband reported recent suicide attempts by the wife, tied to an incurable illness and despondency.
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Miami
Fla
Elon Josephine Syms
Syins
Wellington
Col
Home Politicians Are Chief Worry Of Middle West
Chicago dispatch reports Illinois citizens focus on home politics over postwar economic stability. Farmers and railroads seek better understanding as freight rates and weather fuel concerns, while Congress debates relief legislation. Public optimism blends with doubt about recovery and policy effectiveness.
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Middle West
Europe
Eltronn
Rocklea
Altoghonies
Ghicago
Enat
Pusat
Prohi Officers Fire on Young Women's Auto
Prohibition officers on the Greenville to Asheville highway fired on a car carrying Miss Rosalie Bowen and Miss Mary Gwinn near Travelers Rest. The vehicle was shot up with bullets hitting a rear wheel and fenders as the women, mistaking the men for highwaymen, rose speed the car into a ditch before officers allowed them to proceed.
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Greenville
8. C
Rosalie Bowen
Mary Gwinn
Asheville
N. C
Greenville Asheville
Here
Fime
Prohibition
Upper Greenville
Cor
T. Queen
Harding Party Back in Capital After Vacation
President and Mrs. Harding returned to Washington from a five weeks southern vacation. The trip from Augusta, Georgia, was without incident and Mrs. Harding appeared rested after the long train ride. The president plans to tackle important items before a projected western trip, with attention on the sugar price situation and merchant marine issues.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Augusta
Uarding
South
Jaavon
Yarding
Weeks
Theen
Eailroad
Vongred
Federal Reserve
Milo D. Campbell
United States
International Court of Justice
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Robert Cecil
League of Nations
Unite States
Own Your Home Show Opens Here
The Own Your Home exposition opens tonight in the auditorium and runs through the week. The interior has been transformed into a Mecca for things beautiful with artistic displays and lighting effects. Thousands of homeowners and others are expected. highlights include Matthiessen and Chase orchestra performances and radio broadcasts of talks on home ownership with national and local speakers.
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Seach
Whele Labora
Matthiessen and Chase Orchestra
Imperial Kludd of Klan Attacks Imperial Wizard
A Sunday night sermon at Central Baptist Church featured a statement by Dr Caleb A Ridley denying charges by Imperial Wizard H W Evans that Edward Young Clarke and Elizabeth Tyler Grow conspired to restore Colonel W J Simmons to control. Evans defended the administration while Ridley, reading from a sickbed, attacked Evans and vouched for Clarke and Grow. The dispute centers on leadership and funds within the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and was continued on page 2 column 3.
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WH. W. Evans
The
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Edward Young Clarke
Elizabeth Tyler Grow
Propagation Department
W. J. Simmons
Caleb A. Ridley
Imperial Kladd
Nation
Kiana
Central Baptist Church
J. O. Woon
Searchlight
Dr. Evans
Ivans, Simmons
Marshall J. M. George
Simmons
Clarke
Ridley
Evans
Evana Amd
Jiyans
Grow
Mra. Grow
Evana
H.W. Fivann
Eran
Hin
Tha Ka Khix Klan
T. W. Evans
A. ¥. Clarke
Knights of the Ku
Auto Accessory Thieves Wounded In Atlanta City Incident
In Atlanta a gunfight occurred when two white men attempted to steal a tire from a car in front of R. A. Boston at 17 Vedado Way. Boston fired, wounding one thief with a pistol ball. The wounded man fled. hospital status was not confirmed by late Sunday. Separate report says Joseph Q. Barton of 263 Prado Street had money and clothing stolen from his trousers, with the thief later contacting detectives.
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Atlanta
R. A
Boston
Mer. Bouton
Ife
Joseph Q. Barton
Prado Sirec
Ig Minna
Tragedy in Harden County Churchyard Arrest Follows
Nashville reports say Billie Wattina a former Baptist minister hurled his one year old child from a louge in the yard at Morrin chapel Harden county after quarreling with his wife killing the infant instantly. He is under arrest.
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Nashville
Tenn
Billie Wattina
Morrin Chapel
Harden County
U. S. Must Lead Way to World Peace
In Miami Florida William Jennings Bryan urged the United States to lead toward lasting world peace. He advocated a strong international machine or league to arbitrate disputes and spread peace, criticizing armaments and proposing disarmament conferences. He warned that scrapping navies or armies alone cannot end war without abolishing it.
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Miami
Fla
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Bryan
League of Nations
Haring
Abelibon
Second Week of Budget Campaign Under Salvation Army Drive
The Salvation Army 20 000 campaign advisory board meets at the chamber of commerce at 1 PM to plan features for the second week. Teams from Rotarians Kiwanians Lions American Business club and Tech alumni will cover the business district to secure funds and donors. John McCullough leads the Rotary team, Dr Louis Frosterman from the American Business club boosts new workers, and Lions join the effort as Salvation Army appeals aim to reach required funds before headquarters receives the funds. The drive relies on public generosity and weather-affected donor turnout last week.
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Salvation Army
Chamber of Commerce
O'Clook
Cmmmittera
Wana
Meana Ws
Kiwanians
Lions
American Business” Club
Tech
Rotary
John McCullough
Louis J'rosterman
American Business Club
Hag
Nccens
Preston
Arkwright
Allan ‘Ta
Mellon Urges Slash Of Surtax Rates On Incomes
Washington April 1922 secretary Mellon urged further cut in surtax rates on incomes. He cited March tax collections totaling 463 million dollars as proof that lowering rates could increase federal revenue. He advocated reducing the maximum ordinary and surtax from 58 percent to about 25 percent to curb avoidance and boost taxable income.
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Mellon
Associated Press
Washington
The
Treasury
Congress
Brenan
Varione
Gongresa
Three Injured in Series of Local Auto Crashes
An automobile linked to the State Highway department, driven by Ro Ay Langworthy of Dark Street, was rear ended at Ashby and Simpson streets Sunday. The other driver fled after removing the license tag. witnesses gave police the plate number. Laura Gorter and Belle Lynn, riding with J B Sills, were slightly hurt in a collision with T S Roddy’s car near Mason Turner. Grady Hospital treated them. A ballast train struck W O Miller’s car at the Moreland crossing, tossing him but causing only minor injuries.
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Ro Ay Langworthy
State Highway Department
Ashby
Simpson
Stra Langworthy
Alan Toll
M. Austin
C.F. Preston
Aquar
Laura Gorter
Belle Lynn
Gacnett Street
J.B. Sills
Roddy
Austell
Mason-Turner
Psa
Grady Hospital
W. O. Mille
Ellenwood
Moreland Avenue
Georgia Railroad
Miller
Bishop Daniel Tuttle Ill With Critical Condition
St Louis reports Bishop Daniel Tuttle head of the Episcopal Church in the United States is critically ill with rapidly failing health. Church officials say medical prognosis is grave and death could come at any moment.
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Daniel Tuttle
Episcopal Church
Is Dangerously II
St. Louis
United States
Weather Forecast Summary by Region
Washington and Georgia expect fair, cooler on Monday with warming by Tuesday. Virginia and the Carolinas mainly fair with a northward temperature rise later. Florida northwest will be generally tall on Monday and Tuesday with no major change. Mississippi and Tennessee plus Kentucky show partly cloudy skies with warmer conditions through Monday and Tuesday.
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Washington
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Worida
Adubawa
Mississipi
Tennessee
Kentucky
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Borah
Cormick
Lodge
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Agi Hughes
Tlinois
Tion
GY Louis
Eibold
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Hinois
Prohi
Young Women’s Auto
Constitution
Imperial Kludd
KLAN
Imperial Wizard
Dr. Ridley
E. Y. Clarke
Mrs. Grow
A. Boston
Baby
U. S
Commoner
Bonar Law
London
Whitsuntide
Ruhr
Damoclesiver
National Liberals
Ural
Ha Hay Limited
Tha Mlnivtry
Tome Trey Madntyternlu
Dietard Ela
Beeatna Mare Ptas
Hounrad
Mareovey
Birkenhead
Chamberlain
Baxter Bay
Lloyd George
W. Q. Miller
Moreland Avenue Crossing
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