Constitution and peace resolution clash in Senate debate
Congress wrestles over a peace resolution as President Harding faces criticism from the opposition. The House approved the conference report by 263 to 69, while the Senate debated ratification, with critics urging a stronger stance against foreign entanglements and unfinished Versailles terms. The session highlighted tensions between administration aims and isolationist sentiment. The proceedings featured pointed remarks from Senator Lodzerey and Knox as part of a broader review of foreign policy alignment.
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HN Gleassner
Harding
Senate
Benator Lodzerey
Knox
Owever
America
Hitchcock
Avery
Versailles
Democrats Score New Tariff Bill Details Stir Debate
Washington reports show Democratic and Republican leaders clashing over a new tariff bill. Fordney estimates an average duty near 18 to 20 percent versus Payne Aldrich 18.55. Garner warns the plan could cost about 2 billion and hit life necessities hardest.
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Ways, and Means Committee
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Underwood Scheamire
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Germany
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Payne- Aldrich
Unscraped OCR Fragment Signals Evening Race Meeting
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a schedule or meeting for a race or event with names Davis Wills and Life and Character of Eugenius. Mentions Nisbet and championships pending between Ox cart and other teams, with hours and dates unclear.
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Eugenius
Nisbet
Wainwright Visit To Camp Gordon Planned
Wainwright will visit Camp Gordon this May to inspect hospital sites and report his views to the War Department. The group will also meet with officials in Washington after a luncheon at the Georgian Terrace, as they travel from Camp Gordon.
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Wainwright
Tary
Representative Oats
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Gordon
Waln_ Wright
Stael
Washington
Camp Gordon
Ashcraft
Dr. Thrash
Chamber of Commerce
Claude West
W. ‘Hardwick
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Weenie
W. D Upshaw
Generals
Pershing
Lawser
Gallier Tract Division Notice Emerges
Public notice indicates the Gallier tract will be divided in the upcoming action on Peachtree road. The document mentions Thursday as a relevant date and references formal proceedings and recording of the division.
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Gollier Tract
Harding Signals Big Redy War Readiness Plan
President Harding signs a military bill outlining compulsory orders for 15,000 men and up to 30,000 civilian employees, with 70,000 enlisted troops to be mobilized if needed. Secretary Weeks notes potential constraints from Congress while urging Army support for the 1922 fiscal year ending June 39.
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Harding
Congress of
Result of Fight Is Only C Topic in
An uncertain fragment discusses a boxing match, mentioning weights, rings, and a critic’s view of fighters. It reflects on audience reactions and the notion of superiority in the ring, with scattered phrases about pay and attention to the sport.
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Xeyan Measurda
Seusio Gould
Bill by Town Sent on Federal Roads
Watson sends a bill by town for federal road maintenance. A.
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Watson
Medatér Tooman Fo Wstaen Row it Washington
A garbled preface reports a Washington telegram from a secretary and a general, dated Thursday. The nominee had attempted to sneak to Georgia but could not approve via telegram. The text includes fragmented names and phrases about a decision, unable acceptance, and references to a past event.
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Medatér Tooman
Washington
Georgia
Staater
J. H. Boykin
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