Navy appropriation fight rages in House debate
April 30 report from Washington outlines a split in Congress over naval funding as the House considers the Navy appropriation bill. Supporters defend the committee's draft for 69,000 regulars and 2,000 apprentices, while opponents call for higher totals and warn the treaty goals may be undermined. The debate touches on the President’s influence and the Arms Conference’s impact, with lawmakers from both parties voicing positions.
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Kelly
Axl-Commaittes
Mondell
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Tannesse
Lmnes
Navy
Chetrman Kelly
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Apenteens
Ms. Padget
Tinkhant Maruadehurantis
Husted
New York
Dyvaro Pennsylvania
Denby
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Congress
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Tiiois
Padgett
Constitutional League Director Sought for Theft
New York April 16 Jerome A Myers former national director of the Constitutional League of America is sought by police on charges of siphoning six thousand dollars donated by John Rockefeller Jr. to fund anti prohibition activities. Disappearance followed an investigations into league books revealing alleged misappropriation and accounting irregularities.
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Jeromea Myers
Constitutional League of America
League
John Rocckfeller, Jr
Myers
Banton Uudar
Wiley Hi. Anderson
Sungrin
Hubbell Replaces Hunter As Stratford Town Manager
Stratford council clashes escalate as Hubbell demands Hunter surrender town seal and keys. Hunter resists citing personal rights while crowd cheers Hubbell, council votes to appoint Hubbell as town manager amid adjournments and threats of resignations.
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Stratford
Epstolen
Hutter
Belorgings
Britain At Paris Conference Stirs Allied Delegations
The Paris peace talks opened with Lloyd- George and Tehcherin in focus as delegates from Britain Italy Japan rank among the crowd of diplomats. A pressed hall of journalists and a tense climate framed the session with proposals for four committees and themes of economic and transport cooperation across Europe.
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America
Americas
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De Valera Forces Police to Leave Belleek Border Outpost
April 10 in Armitas Ireland Associated Press dispatch reports police barracks evacuated by a garrison of inspector and 20 men. Donegal border post at Belleek abandoned amid advancing Free State forces and continuing Republican activity near Minn Faln camp with 499 followers. Police withdrawal follows orders under pressure as Free Staters gain leverage on the route to Enniekillen. evacuation leaves motor lorries and supplies at risk. In Belfast police watch as Armed Republican soldiers outside the Donegal court resist allowing non Republican courts to sit.
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Armitas
Ireland
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Belleck
Donegal
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Belfast
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Court House
School Board Debates Staffing and Finances in April Session
The April meeting addressed electing a new superintendent, approval delays on teaching staff contracts, and appointments for several key posts including supers, storekeeper, and assistants. Committees on Senor Supplies and School Building were reorganized, with McGovern as chair and Challenger leading Building and Finance. A city attorney opinion on janitors’ raises sparked debate over funding and possible appropriation.
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Spear
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Madison
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Foy
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Conference Keynote Aims to End Trust and Seek Proposals
A translated remark from the French minister Levis Barthou is cited as stating he would not discuss Jamination. Chaneailg and Wirth of Germany indicate Germany may make concrete proposals at the conference. The German Chancellor stresses optimism, sacrifice, and collective effort to remove the trust and avoid a conference failure, seen as a global disappointment.
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Chitcherin
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Bath
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Signor
Weeta
New French German Crisis Over Silesia
Paris reports a grave crisis in Franco German relations over Silesia. Officials warn of mounting tensions and potential diplomatic consequences as discussions continue.
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Cannes Disarmament Talks Strain at Conference
Reported exchanges show French and Italian officials clashing over disarmament and Russia's role. M Chicherin signaled information seeking while Barthou warned Russia against forcing agenda changes, as Lloyd George and other delegates weighed Cannes resolutions amid tense diplomacy.
East End residents push for new high school expansion
Residents of the East End plan a mass meeting at the braveh public library to press for a modern high school and protest the purchase of the Shirt factory building for school use. The gathering aims to spur action by the Common Council and Board of Education, with city leaders and East Side residents anticipated to attend.
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Moses Manigaring
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Otto J. Edniman
George Sanger
Willbert Sanford
William J. Lavery
German Moratorium and Silesia Tensions Rise
Reports indicate Germany has reached out as the dispute over the German separation moratorium and demanded fiscal forms grows. The Gleiwitz tragedy and French soldier deaths in Upper Silesia threaten to complicate affairs as Berlin resists Allied pressure.
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Jeparations Commission
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Milk Producers Score Regulations Debated by Local Board
A local dairy board discussed proposed milk regulation changes affecting distributors and producers. Concerns included bottling times, bacteriological standards, and a plan for a central bottling station. A committee of producers and dealers will meet the commissioners to finalize the proposals.
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Fred Bergen
Wttle
Zopy
A. E. Girly
Witham HH. Coon
Deeltra
Whitar Cooper
Nichola
Conger
Russian generals seek Turkish citizenship under new policy
In Constantinople on April 10 a hundred Russian generals from the former aristocracy have applied to the Turkish government for citizenship, signaling a dramatic shift in loyalties amid the changing political landscape.
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Passenger Injured Stepping From Moving Jitney
Michael Green of 804 Beachmant Avenue suffered abrasions to a right bone and a chipped chin after stepping from a moving jitney at Madison and Jewett venues last night. He was treated at the Emergency Hospital by Dr. A. B. Margulis.
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Beachmant Avenue
A. B. Margulis
Sospitel
City Treasury Enriched by 80,000 in Tax Payments
City records show an enrichment of 80 thousand dollars yesterday through tax receipts. The largest single check totaled 44,866.15 dollars, paid by a public service corporation.
Palmer Custodian Expenses Published Reveal Large 1930s Payments
Washington April 10 A Miller authored Senate report lists about five million dollars paid to attorneys officers and directors by the Alien Property Custodian over three and a half years under Palmer and Garvan plus a quarter million in the first thirteen months of Miller's tenure The report notes annual ratios exceed two to one with 225 million dollars of wartime property still under administration involving roughly 33 000 concerns The 4 000 page itemized document was prepared to answer Senator King and shows 164 employees around the clock assembling and compiling the data
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Thomas Wr. Miller
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