League 19: Anxious Germany to Join Geneva talks
Geneva reports indicate the League of Nations council met under Austen Chamberlain to craft a reply to German notes on joining the league. The aim is to welcome Germany while stressing equality and universal membership, and to deny any privileged terms as a prerequisite to admission.
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Geneva
Mat
Lloyd George
Genoa
Germany
Russia
Council of the
League of Nations
Austen Chamberlain
League
Ric Drummond
Europe
England
Jdm
Dawes Seeks Senate Tie Break as Late Arrival Fails
Vice President Dawes arrived by taxi and rushed to the Senate doors to break a near tie on Warren’s attorney general nomination. A second vote still resulted in a 41 to 39 rejection after absentees were counted and lines of support shifted. Overman changed his vote to back the Walsh reconsideration, ending the battle.
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Dawes
Senate
Ross Bartley
Cameron
Arizona
Mr. Dawes
Overman
George
Reed
Missouri
Senator Jones
Washington
Warren
Wyoming
Edge
New Jersey
Green
Vermont
Phipps
Colorado
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Moses
Portnsylvania
Walsh
Montana
Mr. Warren
Willowton Notes of Society and Visits in West Virginia
The Willowton ladies union met at Mrs J D Meadows home with a dinner service after business. Attendees included Mesdames Minnie Davis J W Davis Mona Miller G G Thomas J T Whittaker Ardela Meadows Eula Tilley and J D Meadows. Edward Reid and Earl Thomas visited Princeton Monday. Rev J S Meadows preached at the Christian church during the week. Mr and Mrs R C Simpkins and daughter Elizabeth of Maybeury visited Willowton Friday and Saturday. Mrs M C Owen has returned from Bluefield while B C Meadows visited Bluefield Tuesday.
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Ladies’ Union
Sarved
Minnie Davis
J. W. Davis
Mona ‘Miller
G.‘G. Thomas
J.T. Whittaker
Ardela’ Meadows
Eula Tilley
J. D.meadows
Earl ° Thomas
B.C. Meadows
Bluefield
Senate Rejects Warren Nomination as Attorney General
The Senate rejected the nomination of Charles TR Warren to be attorney general, indicating a reconsideration of the action. A Senate committee investigating the internal revenue bureau decided to resume hearings next Monday. A House subcommittee on alcoholic liquors recommended legislation for heavier penalties on liquor law violators. White House support was voiced for removing insurgents from key committee positions.
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Charles TR. Warren
Senate
Internal Revenue’ Bureau
House
White House
Ohio miner leader predicts long regain of coal trade
Bellaire Ohio March 10 1910 President Lee Hall of the Ohio miners told the fifth sub district convention that Ohio would regain most of its coal trade in coming years He noted deplorable conditions in southern Ohio the district raised over 200000 for miners and families and urged organizing non union fields in West Virginia to help Ohio operators Twenty five resolutions were before the committee today.
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Bellaire
Lee Hall
Ohio
Hall
West Virginia
Rear Admiral Moffett Reappointed Chief of Navy Bureau
Washington March 10 Rear Admiral William Moffett is slated for reappointment as chief of the Navy Bureau, with confirmation expected from the Navy department. The announcement emphasizes continuity in leadership for the bureau and its administrative functions.
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Admiral Moffett
Washington
Mar
Admiral Moffett Recommended for Fourth Term as Head of Aeronautics
Secretary Wilbur reports Admiral Moffett, first chief of the bureau created four years ago, should receive a second four year term. Wilbur says Moffett’s administration has been very satisfactory to the navy, and the bureau policy of single terms was set aside to allow continued work on organization and development begun by the admiral.
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Coolidge
Wilbur
Admiral Moffett
Navy Department
Department
Mien
Browne charged with sending annoying letters to Coolidge
New York March 10 Former Bronx rabbi B M Browne, 72, was brought to Yorkville court on a summons for sending annoying letters to President Coolidge and others. Secret Service filed the case. Browne claimed he led the "American Jewish Seventy Elders" and sought 12600 as half campaign costs. Local Jewish leaders denied the organization.
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New York
Mar
B .M. Browne
Bronx
Yorkville Court
Coolidge
James M. Weitsman
Secret Service
Thomas F. McAndrews
Browne
Monay
Frank Stearns
Seventy
Eldera
Temple Zion
J. B. M. Browne
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