Hoover Promises Special Session Over Naval Limitation Pact
President Hoover pledged to call a special Senate session if the London naval limitations treaty is not acted on before adjournment. Senate leaders weighed taking up the pact under that procedure while hearings on the treaty and related rivers and harbors measures progress.
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Washington
Tondon
Hoover
Senate
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Watson
Indiana
Johnson
California
R. E. Coontz
United States
Willian D. Leahy
Bureau of Ordnance
Adolphus Andrews
U.S. S. Texas
Coolidges
H.C. Train
London
Japan
Gold Star Mothers Meet German Officers in France
American Gold Star mothers on a pilgrimage to St Mihiel graves in THIACOURT, France, met former German officers led by General Otto Gessler at the American cemetery. The meeting produced no hostility as mothers saluted and greeted the visitors. Weather improved and no new casualties were listed. The visit mixed grief with relief at seeing well kept graves and offered tours to ease sorrow.
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Thiacourt
France
St. Miciel Salient
Mies
Otto Gessler
Reichwehr
Several Members Kick Over Railway Merger
A group of northwestern representatives filed a petition with the Interstate Commerce Commission opposing the merger of the Great Northern, Northern Pacific and Burlington railroads. The petition emphasizes their unalterable opposition to the proposed consolidation.
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Washington
Northwestern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Northwest reps oppose merger of railroad lines in Midwest
A Minnesota congressional delegation and others urge against a unified system merging St Paul and Minneapolis lines arguing a direct eastern link to Chicago would be needed for traffic diversity. They cite pending O Fall on valuation, potential shop closures, job losses, and doubt that costs would drop. They call for House Commerce Committee investigations into railroad securities by holding companies.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Supreme Court
O'Fallon
Northwest
Congress
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Cagne
Minnesota
Burtness
North Dakota
Williamson
South Dakota
Leavitt
Montana
French
Idaho
Summers
Washington
Butler
Orefron
Bonner And Griffith Cleared Of Charges
Secretary Wilbur announced that charges against F. E. Bonner secretary of the federal power commission and F. W. Griffith chief clerk were found by the justice department to be absolutely without basis. Ward was dismissed after an insubordination incident involving Griffith.
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Wilbur
F. E. Bonner
Federal Power Commission
F. W. Griffith
Minale
Ward
Department of Justice
Griffith
The
Power Commission
Bonner
Paul S. Clapp
Commission
Bureau of Investigation
Vision of the Last Comrade in May Memorial Poem
Henry W. Colby presents a reflective May Memorial poem honoring fallen Civil War soldiers. The piece envisions the last surviving veteran and the fading memory of battles, noting aging, lost comradery, and reverence for graves while contemplating future remembrance.
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