Harding selects Hoover for commerce secretary cabinet
President elect Harding appears to have completed his cabinet with Herbert Hoover likely to become commerce secretary and Edwin Denby and James J. Davis expected to hold navy and labor posts. Charles Evans Hughes Harry Daugherty and Henry Wallace are named for state attorney general and agriculture.
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Edwin Denby
Michigan
Navy
Hoover
Harding
Associated Press
Eledt Harding
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Penn
John W. Works
Massachusetts
Harry M. Daugherty
Olly
Will H. Hays
Indiana
Eieis Deby
A. B. Fall
New Mexico
Henry Wallace
Herbert Hoover
California
Janes J. Davis
Pennsylvania
W. B. Macnambe
ST. Augustine
Siedt Harding
Mr. Harding
Commerce
Michican
James J. Davis
Labor
Hooover
Caries H. Hughes
Seweral
Antarctic Isles Mystery Stirs Scientists on Carnegie
Royal Company Islands once shown on maps near the Antarctic are unlocatable casting doubt on their existence. Carnegie expedition observers say the area, once called the Antarctic Ocean, lacks land traces as they conclude the islands may never have existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Company Islands
San Francisco
Royal Company
Antarctic Ocean
Carnegie
Pacific
Indian
Grummmanz
Lincoln
Neb
Harding Outplays Penrose in Hoover Cabinet Bid
In 1924 editorials, Harding pressures Hoover appointment to Commerce. Harding gains leverage after Senator Knox suggests Marion Melion as Treasury candidate, shifting opposition and boosting Harding's chance to place Hoover. Public reveal of offer and possible decline discussed. fight portrayed as a strategic victory for Harding.
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Hoover
New York
Herber
Harding
Penrose
Mark Someiv
ST. Augustine
Fila
Hardine
Herbert Hoover
Harding Gaile
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Hercins
Marion
Mr. Harding
Melion Baéem
Treasury Post
Melion
Pennsylvania
Colby Seeks Equal Rights for Allied Lands Under Mandates
U S State Department dispatch indicates firm insistence that all former enemy territories in Mesopotamia and Palestine be administered under mandates by Allied governments. Secretary Colby notes the United States would participate in rights and benefits secured by treaties, challenging Britain’s position and pressing League Council to allow examination of draft mandates.
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Washington
Asso
League of Nations
State Department
Council
Jeague
Paris
Wallace
Colby
Tirm Tanguage
Toit Mor Colby
Ths
League
United States
Britain
Winslow Bill Clears Senate Amid Rail Pay Confusion
Opposed to the Winslow measure for partial railroad payments from the guaranty fund, the bill faced parliamentary delay warnings. Senator Townsend of Michigan urged keeping the House version intact. the measure advanced to the President after a brisk two hour session. The fund collapse and creditor tensions fueled bankruptcy fears among pitheads and rail creditors.
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Winstow Gai
Bank Messenger Slayer Convicted Without Clemency
CAMDEN N D Fel 22 Raymond W Schuck found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of bank messenger David Sul in Camden Criminal Court. Jury made no recommendation for clemency, prompting a motion for a new trial. Presiding judge says Schuck will be sentenced to death next Friday. Frank J James convicted of the same offense and sentenced to life.
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Camden
N. d
Raymond W. Sehuck
David 5 Ul
Messenger
Camden Criminal Court
Behuck
Schuck
Eisreme
Woman Doomed at 30 If She Puts on Fat Says Mary Garden
Mary Garden, Manhattan Opera figure and star, warns in interview that women who gain fat creep toward middle age. Her recipe for a perfect figure includes deep breathing, controlled eating, and regular exercise. She claims fat worsens yearly and is hard to shed after forty without iron will. The piece parallels public obsession with beauty and dieting in the era.
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Mary
New York
Mary Garden
Inypresaria
Manhattan Opera
Eley
Regimenta
Mias Garden
Orleira
Japan apologizes in Langdon case in formal note
The Japanese government reiterates apology over the fatal shooting of Lieutenant W. Langdon, an Amidac naval diver, and promises punishment for officers under General Nishihara. The U S State Department released a paraphrase of Tokyo’s reply based on the American embassy at Voloh.
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W. Langdon
Amidac
Vladivostok
Iin Demanaty
United States
Atertesa
Nishibari
Nishihara
State Department
Mde Piub
Ica
Volo
Cnurt-Martial
Tragic trolley explosion kills eight in Shelton crash
Eight dead and more than twenty injured after a head on collision of two trolley cars at High Bridge Shelton. A five gallon gasoline can on the Bridgeport bound car exploded causing fires that burned most victims. Milton Cherritree, the southbound motorman, survived but many others perished or were severely burned. State and county authorities attribute the blast to the collision, with fear many more casualties may follow.
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Bridgeport
High Bridge
South Shelton
Milton Cherritree
Stephen T. Palmer
Shelton
Housatonic River
George Mills
Charles Sherman
Derby
George Robinson
Miller
Cherritee
George Koch
Connecticut Company
Edith Wilkinson
Division Street
William Wilkinson
Teller
Shelton Trust Company
Want Wilkinson
Edith
Freda Goldberg
Minerva Street
Harry Goldberg
Freda
Lewis’ Undertaking
Lewis
Griffin Hospital
Nancy
John Simins
West Haven
Conn
Emily Balogh
Howe Avenue
Mra
H- Brown
New Street
S. F. Sweeney
de Martin
Jackson Street
Ansonia
Landino
Jefferson Street
New Haven
Fred Somers
Sheltor
Amelia Murray
Edson Street
Waterbury
Ralph Lovero
Shelton Sanatorium
Ralph Bernstein
Colburn Street
John Lofthaus
Derby Avenue
Tony DeBina
Montrose Street
New Haver
Lnion
George Bantilier
George Shermas
Samuel Bernstein
Arto Griffin Hospital
Dennnis Robinson
Sears
Frank Clayton
Shelter
Datn Jy Fhelan
J. H R. Potter
Connection Company
Catastrophe or Fifth Anniversary Wreck at Milford
A fragmented notice recalls a deadly rail wreck, noting eight lives lost and many injured on the Milford disaster anniversary. It mentions Washington's birthday and references related wrecks and memorials with uncertain details.
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York
Association of
Ailway
W.W Atterbury
Attesbun
Aaid ‘Ie
Lineboard
United States Labor Board
U.S
Council of League
U. S
Great Britain
Mesopotamia
Palestine
Winslow
Senate
Bank Mesenger
Internal Revenue
Secret Service
New York City
Prucker
Antis Daxep
Th Suki
Michael Tee
Pring
Fall
Os Midinun
Monte Gare
Mediterranean
Toschin Svery
Monae
Japan
Langdon
Treet
Andy
South Loud Cary
J. B. Power
Connectic Company
Biellan
Milford
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