Army Pay Bill Keeps Enlisted Force to 150000 Men
The House approved an army appropriation carrying 72,078,050 for pay of enlisted men, sufficient to support 150,000 troops for the coming fiscal year. Attempts to amend for 175,000 troops and to cut officer numbers were defeated, with only one approved amendment authorizing discharge of youths under 18 upon parent or guardian request.
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Washington
Horse
Army
Appropriations Committee
Johnson
South Djukota
House
South Town
Relief Promised for Disabled Soldiers Hospitals
Senate action pledges early relief for disabled soldiers and sailors by recommending 712.5 million dollars to build five new hospitals and 5 million to improve existing ones. Senator Smoot supports restraint, saying the Public Health Service cannot use 90 million this year and arguing against excess funding compared to needs.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Smoot
Robinson
Arkansas
Public Health Service
Briand Seeks Full German Reparations Payment
The French Parliament backed Briand's declarations on reparations and other council decisions. It showed strong support for the government as Briand pledged to pursue full recovery of Germany's debt to the limit of its means, should prosperity return.
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Paris
Clumber
Qgnate
Supreme Council
Briand
M. Briand
House Boat Behind Schedule In Mali Boach Area
The houseboat Victoria carrying President helper Hind ing encountered difficulties and fell behind schedule. Passengers may abandon the vessel and reroute their trip to St Augustine by all means available.
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Mali Boach
Victoria
Elperr Hinding
Miy
Vatoplote
St. Augustine
Chileans Honor American Fleet Ceremonies in Valparaiso
Chileans honor the U S Pacific fleet during ceremonies in Valparaiso as President Ales anadel and his cabinet visit to call on Admiral Rodman commander of the New Mexico ship on Thursday.
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Valparaiso
United States
Ales#anadel
Ceall
Admirat Rodman
New Mexico
Plan to Prevent Pirting Hhatten
A request for 280000 for heating equipment to file and reserve controls in the Marsaileinaatts metropolitan dietelesconialesley was presented to the legidiataree Thursday. A poet faces court martial in Dublin for alleged theft after a search in Meath.
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Dieteles Conialesley
Legidiataree Thipaday
Gourtmartial
Dublins
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Wrigit
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Ematie
County
Meath
Crearme
Mane Woo
Dawes defends wartime supply sales before Congress
Charles G. Dawes of Chicago told the House War Investigating Committee that critics are discrediting wartime achievements. He defended sale of surplus stocks to France, saying $400,000,000 was earned and conditions forced high spending to win the war. He decried claims of overpricing as unfounded and praised Pershing and others for their roles.
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Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
France
House War Investigating Committee
Dawes
Great Britain
England
Congress
Pershing
Buddhist Salvation Army Formed in Tokyo Japan
A Buddhist Salvation Army has been formed with headquarters in Tokyo and aims to fight the Christian Salvation Army of Japan. Members led early efforts in organizing the new movement and shaping its direction.
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Tukyo
Japan
Russians Unite to Crush Bolshevism in Paris Assembly
A Russian constituent assembly opposed to Bolshevism forms in Paris and seeks Allied recognition as Russia’s rightful government. Delegates plan to petition Britain France and the United States, with Kerensky and Avksentieff pursuing commitments.
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Great Britain
France
United States
Russia
Avskentieff
Kerensky
Briand
Alexander Kerensky
London
Boria A. Bakhmeteff
Washington
Corfu
Serbia
Lenine
Diplomacy With Japan Put Off Until Harding In Office
State department officials indicate settlement of diplomatic issues with Japan will be postponed until the Harding administration assumes office. The delay stems from the short time left for the present administration and the long-standing nature of the problems, including California's anti-alien land ownership law, making a treaty under current administration imprudent.
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Washington
Japan
Caliifornia
Harding
State Department
Moves to End Liquor Traffic
Washington Prohibition Commissioner Kramer on Wednesday slammed the lid on the main source for liquor supply. He issued a national order banning withdrawals from bonded warehouses except industrial alcohol, wines for sacramental use, and druggists with a five case limit per authorisation.
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Washington
Kramer
Salvation Army leader brushes off attacks during parade
Turbulent scenes marred the Salvation Army semijubilee celebrations in recent days as Colen Duce of the Salvation Army coolly dismisses the attacks and continues with the event.
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Salvation Army
Colen Duce
Arkansas City Opens $260000 Hotel
Arkansas City unveils a new hotel valued at about 250000 to 260000 dollars, financed by popular subscriptions and promoted as a civic advancement. The project adds a notable business asset to the city’s growth prospects.
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Arkansas City
KateAlready Pompeseme
Court ruling overturns Berger espionage trial bias
Supreme Court divided six to three over judge Landis ineligible to preside. Berger socialist editor Victor L Berg and four co defendants received new trials for espionage act violations. Decisive ruling states bias affidavit warranted retirement and new proceedings. Berger faced bar from Congress but won seat and was again elected amid strong opposition.
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Victor L. Berg
Milwaukee
Supreme Court
Landis
Chicago
Berger
Adolph Germer
Socialist Party
Prussia
William Kruss
Young Socialist Magazine
J. Louis Engdahl
Irwin St. John Tucker
United States
White
Day
Pitney
Mckteynolds
Congress
Representative Mann
House
Opening Banquet Celebrates Osage Hotel In Kansas City
A banquet and dance celebrated the opening of the new Osage hotel in Kansas City amid a growing city of about 12 000. The event highlighted the Osage venture in the Arkansas river valley region north of the Oklahoma line.
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Osage
Kansas City
Arkansas River Valley
Neck Broken But Drove Home After Accident
Augusta Ky. resident Lytle aged seventy six was kicked by a horse he drove. He later mounted his buggy and drove home but collapsed dead in his bare lot. Medical exam showed the neck fracture as the cause of death.
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Augusta
Lytle
England Proposes Inter Allied Debt Cancellation
In Birmingham England the British government urged cancellation of all inter allied debts. J Austen Chamberlain said the plan was rejected by the United States and argued that the move aimed to improve relations, restore national credit and revive international trade. He stressed the debt was largely owed on behalf of allies.
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England
J. Austen Chamberlain
Japanese Desire Peace
J Russell Kennedy head of Kokusai news agency told Kiwanis in San Francisco that Japan values friendly ties with the United States above all and wishes to avoid any rupture. He noted widespread questions about possible war but called such notions absurd and stressed Japan’s solemn assurance to maintain good relations.
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Japan
United States
J. Russell Kennedy
Kokusai News Agency
Kiwanis Club
Kennedy
Far East
Parker Defends Wartime Board Before House Panel
Edwin B. Parker, former chairman of the American liquidation commission, defends its work disposing of millions in supplies to France and other European governments after the armistice, as he testifies before the House committee investigating war conduct.
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Parker
Washington
American Liquidation Commission
France
Edwin B. Parker
New York
House
Government Shipping Loss Predicted in Early 1921
Washington report estimates the government merchant marine fleet to lose at least 25 million dollars in the first six months of 1921. Comptroller Alonzo Tweedale of the Shipping Board presents the figure in hearings released by the Senate Appropriations subcommittee.
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Washington
Alonzo Tweedale
Shipping Board
Senate Appropriations Committee
Bandits Raid Twin City. Messenger Kidnapped
Bandits derailed a mail van, stealing a pouch said to hold about 100000 dollars and abducted William A Thornhill a 56 year old United States mail messenger. The pair fled in an automobile after the theft.
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St. Lowia
Willian A. Thornhill
United States
Ulster Unionist picks Crate leader for new parliament
The Ulster Unionist council elected Sir James Crate M a leader of the party in the new Ulster parliament set up under home rule. Sir Edward Corson presided over the council session.
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Craig
Ulster
Bebfast
Ulster Unionist Council
James Crate
Edward Corson
Banker Reilly Dies by Suicide in Bronte Texas
J. R. Reilly 68 president of the First State Bank in Buen Angelo was found shot to death in the rear of the bank tank. He had been ill and left a note requesting that relatives be notified of his death.
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Buen Angelo
Texas
J. 2. Reilly
First State Bank
Bronte
Reilly
Augusta Fire Destroys Largest Tourist Hotel
A major blaze in Augusta destroyed the city’s largest tourist hotel on Friday. The fire damaged the hotel complex and guest belongings with losses unofficially estimated at $1,000,000. All 200 guests escaped unharmed.
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Augusta
Resourceful stenographer and eraser mishap
A Boston Transcript item notes a clever stenographer, described as resourceful, who ridiculed a colleague by rubbing out a word with the tip of her shoe after failing to locate an eraser.
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Abe
Boston Transcript
Fragmentary Advice on Humor and Payment From a Doctor
A partial quote shows a doctor advising to keep good humor when eating and to ensure the other party pays the check. The text captures casual reflections on social conduct and tipping etiquette in a sparse historical snippet.
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