Harding stance blocks Irish independence protests
President Harding rejects Irish plea while backing a government of Ireland and aligning with Senate sentiment. He warns against demonstrations harming relations with Britain as White House confirms army and navy control over potential displays.
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Western Senators Urge Immediate Wool Import Embargo
A group of Western senators and representatives asks President Harding for an immediate embargo on wool, hides, meats, butter, lemons, cottonseed oil, and cotton. Senator Cameron says the aim is to protect producers facing a grave crisis as imports surge and warehousing strains mount. The request notes war powers may authorize such action and that Cabinet counsel is being sought before any decision.
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Wool growers seek embargo to save industry from destruction
No market described. Wool and other commodity growers face the same plight as cattle and sheep men. West bankers have loaned all funds and cannot provide relief, so an embargo must be imposed immediately to avert total industry ruin.
Navy to build giant airplanes for transatlantic use
Lieutenant Commander Robert A Lavender wireless officer on NC 3 during the transatlantic air expedition said the Navy is designing giant planes using nine Liberty engines each of about 400 horsepower. He spoke at a Boston City Club reception last night.
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Robert A. Lavender
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Boston City Club
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