Senate committee favors parley on three-nation naval cut
The Senate Foreign Relations committee approved a Borah resolution urging US Britain and Japan to negotiate naval disarmament. The panel narrowed talks to Britain, Japan and the United States with a five year gradual build reduction. Amendments kept the scope flexible and left details to formal treaty negotiations.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Unis
Java
Sengtor Beren
Mege
Guatemala to Cut Standing Army to 5000 from 15000
Washington dispatch reports Guatemala plans to reduce its standing army from 15,000 to 5,000. Minister Sulio Bianchi announced the cut as an action to spur world disarmament talk. He claimed confidence replaces fear in Central America and cited a monthly saving of about $50,000.
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Washington
Jmala
Sulio Bianchi
Ennion Congress
Redner
America
Gare
Booze No Prisoners Jail Sold for $30 to City
A historic jail referenced as the Booze No Prisoners site sold for 30 dollars. The building, slated for use as a woodshed, has been discussed since an earlier ad announced its sale. City officials stated the sale terms and described future plans for the property.
Scotch Whiskey Exports Rise After Dry Law
A Daily Express report notes exports of Scotch whiskey have increased since prohibition. An executive from a major distillery says shipments have grown, with goods routed to a port for duty and ultimately likely sold in America. The article hints at demand shifting abroad as American buyers reduce purchases.
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Jretaumio A. Jew
Daily Express
Equor Conchs
America
Sui Tinh Nuor
Scower
Federal Agents Arrest Three Men Here during Night
Federal agents arrested Abe tertan of 179 Hamilton Street and two other men on suspicions of liquor peddling and bootlegging. A raid on a Ford sedan on Walfield Avenue uncovered 12 gallons of alcohol, with further investigations into a conspiracy to counterfeit liquor stamps. May Cohen, saloonkeeper at Main and Grand Streets, is linked to the case and has prior liquor violation records.
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Grand Street
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Wichineky
May Cohen
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Severid
Hamilton Street
Galterian
J. Lowery
British Peers Debate Trade Views on Admiral Niblack Farewell
In London and Washington circles admirals and peers discuss postwar Anglo American trade policy as Admiral Niblack departs for the Mediterranean aboard the Pittsburgh. They debate shipbuilding competition, sanctions on rivals, and the aim of preserving balance of power while expanding free navigation and maritime rights.
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Albert Isblack
Ureyeen
Mediterranean Sea
Pittsburgh
Niblach
Desborough
Ailiuna
Harding
Programime
Secuond
Brug Bot Shipbuilding Competiton
Ailmeral Nikladik
Great Britain
America
Omar Purer
Coal industry urged to become competitive before Senate
The Senate committee hears Armandey, assistant to the attorney general, charging a New York coal cartel with obstructing Lever Act actions. Massachusetts fuel administrator says New England coal prices were robbed of 7 hundred dollars per ton in the year and that Congress has the right to require coal price reporting.
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Wasuington
Giated Press
Senate
Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Armandey
New York
EaPollette
Wirley
Ugene C. Blulhaan
New England
Evansville High School Students Raise for European Relief
Evansville students voted to aid starving children in Europe after an appeal by J. C. Chewntog. Four hundred students will raise funds, with $700 raised to feed fifty children until harvest season.
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Wvansvilee
Evansville
Europe
J. C. Chewntog
Untermyer Attacks Palmer Over Facts and Justice Powers
Sam Untermyer accused Attorney General Palmer of fabricating facts and questioned the justice department and alien property custodian actions. He argued the attorney general lacks authority to suspend enforcement of parts of criminal laws and warned a professional inquiry would reveal patronage and millions in legal fees tied to Palmer’s administration. He stated the remarks target policy, not Palmer personally, though he criticized efficiency and honesty in the administration.
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Gener
Palmer
Department of Justice
Samue Untermyer
Untermyer
Vaneral
Om Bahkal
Ain
Ike
Ie Wine
St San Francison
Con
100 Million Ship Funds Lost Says Col Abadie
New York Tar 20 The Belulerent Shipbuilding corporation investigation opened with Colonel B J Abadie testifying that audit revelations showed potential recoveries for the government if the audit had continued. A voucher for 260000 in personal expenses of an officer of the Bethicher Shipbuilding corp was discussed, tied to Schwab and the Emergency Fleet Corporation.
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Wahth
Congressional Committees
United States
Bieno J. Abadie
Shipping Board
Bethicher
Amipany
Clalutvelead.ie
Charles M. Schwa
Shin Construction
Dng
Schwab
Aladie
Marae
Perley Morse and
Norpa
Shiping Board
Seven Riot Incidents Reported Near Philadelphia Strike
Multiple rioting scenes followed a strike at the Crap Slipbuilding plant as workers headed home. Some laborers were knocked unconscious or injured by assailants believed to be strike sympathizers. Police reinforced the area with additional officers.
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Philadelphts
Thu
Housewrecker Testifies Brindell Ordered Dumb Act
Albert A. Volk, a housewrecker, testified at the Robert H. Brindell extortion trial that Brindell ordered him to act dumb during a legislative committee probe into the building trades council. Volk said he paid Brindell about $2,000 for ongoing work and offered a check that was refused, with payments shifted to $100 notes. Workmen on the uptown contract were excluded as Brindell's organization allegedly influenced hiring.
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Albert A. Volk
Robert H.all
Building Trades Council
Hat
Legislative Committee
Timat Dus
Tall
Brindell
Walls
Brindsl
Brindall
Harding Begins Florida Vacation Trip for Six Weeks
President Warren G Harding leaves for a Florida six week vacation, stopping in St Augustine after midnight. He plans to visit Marion Lodge activities and address students before continuing on to York, while his aides and supporters prepare for his return to public life.
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York
O. Hay
Eleck
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Inawe Shing
Spearance
Milas Abigan Harding
America
Luna
Burglary at B. F. Cooney Home Reported
A break in yesterday at the residence of B. F. Cooney, clerk of the park board and real estate agent at 01 Bancroft Avenue, looted of jewelry valued between 700 and 1500. Window shattered. Detective bureau notified. Cooney away at a national convention in Atlanta.
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B. F. Cooney
Park Voard
Mallonar
Bancrcit Avenue
Hue
Alin Cooney
Nationa
Atlanta
Milk Price War Report From New York Trade Meeting
In New York a milk price debate. George W. Slocum, president of the Dairy Units League, chaired the gathering where executive committees and a financing board worked toward recommended pricing. The Feb session followed January figures as participants eyed the market.
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Naw York
George W. Slocum
Dairy‘units League
Ata
Canterance
Langeated
French Government Foretold Flaws In Unworkable Treaty
Paris June 20 Deputy Forgeot charged the government with hiding flaws in an unworkable treaty as the Versailles revision surfaced in the Veenen chamber. Briand faced a near vote of confidence as tensions rose over reparations and disarmament policies ahead of Monday’s supreme council meeting. Deputy Mane accused the government of rejecting a Wall Street backed reconstruction offer routed through labor leaders and not the government.
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F. Bertisuli
Paris
Pau Lorgent
Orgeot
Waration
Eis
Brand
Supreme Council
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Forgeot
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Briand Rousi
Teygues
Poincare
Mane
Woman on Trial Says Martial Law For Murder
In Los Angeles on June 20 Mrs. Louise Peete faced jurors defending her alleged murder of Jacob Charles Denton, a wealthy miner and supposed husband. The trial featured one witness, Frank W. Stoddard, detailing the Denton home and basement layout as the body’s alleged concealment site.
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Louise Peete
Thomas L. Woolwine
Jacob Charles Denton
Iwas
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Peete
Plate
Peete Coally
Benton
Tle
Lonergan in serious condition after relapse
Congress ion Abgistine Lonergan remains seriously ill following a relapse after an appendicitis operation in New York weeks ago. His sister Mrs. William J. Dwyer reported today that Lonergan is not yet out of danger but is improving slowly under careful observation.
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Congression
Lonergan
New York
Wan
William J. Dwyer
Calebrath Teeth Birthday Celebration in Union
Uniox Louden oats and Lr gan Kirke marked the 109th birthday anniversary with a Haney gathering. She remains active and has long served the Methodist church as a member for 90 years. She is the mother of Clévay Chitran.
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Louden Oats
Shirky Gwesta
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Clévay Chitran
Six Crown Troops Killed in Ambush Attack Near Gleewood
In Dublin reports six Crown Troops were killed and four constables wounded in an ambush near Gleewood by Six Mile Bridge. Surgeon Atlarke Tobe Spector and constables Warn and others are among the injured. Authorities announced details in the afternoon dispatches.
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Lublin
Spector Atlarke
Gleewood
Six Mile Bridge
Dublin
Kneen to resign as treasurer of Fairfield County
County officials face calls for resignation amid allegations of over deposits by Kneen in the defunct Skelion bank. Reports claim county funds exceeded legal limits, with ties to New York enterprises and mining schemes. Overdrafts and cash items are cited as further concerns. Page 19.
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Fairfield County
Kneen
Baward
Bneen
Fairfiel
Frank E. B
Shetton
Shelton
Defamct Bank
New York
Deserted Trumbull Children Now On Easy Street
Desolate Trumbull family relief details show three children Arthur Dorothy and William ages three five and eleven, cared for by 17 year old James breadwinner who worked through an accident leaving four toes lacerated. Tremblin authorities discussed placing children in an institution as funds totaling 93.50 arrived at Telegram office from readers.
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Janes
Arthur
Dorothy
William
James
Trembwin
Senate Pleased and Pushing for Harding Appointments
Senate critics press Harding on cabinet picks with calls for Secretary of State, hinting at Lodge or Root as alternatives. The article notes Senate divisions, threats of rebellion, and a push for a decisive who should lead foreign affairs. It mentions Foot and Lodge as focal names amid internal party tensions.
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Lodge
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