League Council Holds Secret Talk On German Entry To League
Geneva March 10 The League of Nations council led by Austen Chamberlain debated German admission to the league and agreed to draft a reply stressing universality and equality of treatment while denying any privilege as a condition of membership. The discussion included frank comments on German armaments and the need to avoid driving Germany toward Bolshevik Russia.
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Geneva
Mar
Lloyd George
Genoa
Germany
Russia
Council of the
League of Nations
Austen Chamberlain
League
Eric Drummond
Europe
England
Dawes Rushing to Senate to Break Tie Arrives Late
The Senate battle over a nomination turns on a tied vote with Vice President Dawes en route by taxi to cast a decisive tally. Absent Republican senators widen the split as roll call ends with thirty nine yeas and forty one nays, rejection confirmed.
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Dawes
Senate
E. Ross Bartley
Senate Porta Cochere
Cameron
Arizona
Senator Overman
George
Senator Reed
Missouri
Jones
Washington
Warren
Wyoming
Edge
New Jersey
Green
Vermont
Phipps
Colorado
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Reed
Pennsylvania
Moses
Senate clash over Warren nomination ends in 41 to 39 vote
A sharp rebuke from the presiding officer preceded a chaotic senate scene as Senator Reed of Pennsylvania moved to reconsider. Senator Walsh of Montana pressed to table, triggering a second roll call that tied 40 to 40 before Senator Overman switched his vote to support, making 41 to 39 and closing the matter unless resubmitted.
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Sharp
Senate
Reed
Pennsylvania
Walsh
Montana
Overman
Mr. Warren
Willowton Ladies Make Meeting At Meadows Home
The Willowton West Virginia ladies union met at Mrs J D Meadows home last Wednesday with a dinner served. Attendees included Mrs Minnie Davis Mrs J W Davis Mrs Mona Miller Mrs G G Thomas Mrs J T Whittaker Mrs Ardemn Meadows Mrs Eula Tilley and Mrs J D Meadows. Visitors Earl Thomas Lacy Reid and Edward Reid were in Princeton Monday on business. Reverend J B Meadows preached several sermons at the Christian church over the weekend. Mr and Mrs R C Simpkins and daughter Elizabeth of Maybeury visited relatives in Willowton Saturday and Sunday. Mrs M C Owen who had been visiting her mother in Bluefield has returned home. B C Meadows visited Bluefield Tuesday.
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Ladies’ Union
J. D. Meadows
Minnie Davis
J. W. Davis
Mona Miller
G. G Thomas
J. T. Whittaker
ArdeMn Meadows
Eula Tilley
Earl Thomas
Lacy Reid
Edward Reid
Princeton
Meadows
Christian Church
R. C. Simpkins
Elizabeth
Maybeury
Willowton
M. C. Owen
Bluefield
B.C. Meadows
Warren nomination for attorney general rejected by Senate
The Senate rejected Charles B. Warren's nomination to be attorney general and refused to reconsider. A Senate committee decided to resume hearings on the internal revenue bureau next Monday. A House subcommittee on alcoholic liquors recommended heavier penalties for liquor law violators with White House support for senate action.
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Charles B. Warren
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
House
White House
Ohio miners predict rebound in coal trade
Bellaire Ohio March 6 President Lee Hall head of the Ohio miners told the fifth sub district annual convention that Ohio would regain most of its coal trade in the next few years He cited deplorable southern Ohio conditions where the district contributed over 200000 to aid miners and families and urged organizing non union fields in West Virginia to help Ohio miners compete Twenty five resolutions were before the committee today.
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Bellaire
Lee Hall
Ohio
Hall
West Virginia
Rear Admiral Moffett Reappointed as Navy Bureau Chief
Washington reports the reappointment of Rear Admiral William Moffett to lead the Navy Bureau, confirming his return to the top position. The action reinforces ongoing leadership plans amid wartime or postwar administrative shifts.
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Washington, Mar
William Offett
Navy Bureau
Navy recommends second term for Admiral Moffett at aeronautics bureau
Secretary Wilbur recommends a second four year term for Admiral William Moffett to lead the Bureau of Aeronautics. The first chief, appointed four years ago, has term expiring in June and is praised for satisfactory work. Willis says continued leadership serves best interests of the bureau’s ongoing development.
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Aeronautics
President Coolidge
Wilbur
Admiral Moffett
Navy Department
Department
Rabbi Browne Charged With Sending Annoying Letters to President
New York March 16 Former Bronx rabbi B M Browne aged 72 was brought to Yorksville court on a summons for sending letters to President Coolidge Mrs Coolidge and Frank Stearns requesting reimbursement for campaign costs Browne claimed 12500 represented half the wages of American Jewish seventy elders a group not found in records Secret Service showed Browne’s letter signed Temple Zion Dr E B M Browne Rabbi Mrs Coolidge forwarded it Browne cited letters from Harding Roosevelt McKinley and Harrison as proof of respect and friendship.
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New York
Mar
B .M. Browne
Bronx
Yorksville Court
President Coolidge
James M. Weitsman
Secret Service
Thomas F. McAndrews
Bet Browne
Browne
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