O Callaghan Must Leave U S By June 6
WASHINGTON April 11 Donal O Callaghan lord mayor of Cork must depart the United States by June 6, Secretary of Labor Davis ruled. The decision treats him as an alien seaman, not a political refugee, and allows sixty days to reship. He is expected to leave quietly before the deadline.
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Eighty I W W Members Must Return to Prison
William T. Haywood and 79 Industrial Workers of the World members convicted in Chicago in 1917 must return to Federal prison after the Supreme Court declined review. Sentences ranged from 20 years to fines up to 35 thousand dollars. The group, part of a wider DOJ raid on IWW offices in 1917, faced charges under espionage and selective service acts.
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Cuban-American Direct Telephone Service Started
Washington and Havana inaugurated direct telephone service linking the two nations with a Pan-American ceremony at the Pan-American building. President Harding and President Menocal led the event, while Navy enlistments in Havana and Washington added formality to the cross-Atlantic telecommunication milestone.
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Excerpted Critique Sparks Tit-Bits Debate on Speech
A brief remark from Tit-Bits questions a speech described as extempore while a reader claims it was not, labeling the performance rotten. The exchange captures tension over authenticity in public oratory.
Record Beating Voice Transmission Milestone
A telephone operator in Mata-Pasite Ocsan showcased a distance voice transmission of 676 miles through a circuit of radio wire and cable. The ceremony, overseen by American Telephone and Telegraph Company and the National Press Club, attracted several hundred invited guests with telephone relayers connected to the new system.
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