Senate approves 156 million defense bill for shipping
Senate votes 75.9 million deficiency pivot plus shipping board items totaling 156,000,400. Kenyon accuses merchant marine management of graft and waste while Lenroot adds an order to sell wooden ships by October. Other senators denounce past extravagance as reform efforts proceed in Washington.
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Washington
Ping Beard
Kenyon
Republican
Iowa
Senate
Shipping Board
Lenroot
Republi
Wisconsin
Merchant Marine
Pomerene
Democrat
Ohio
Poindexter
Edge
New Jersey
C. Jones
Renudican
A D Lasker Of Chicago To Be Ship Board Head
Chicago financier A D Lasker is reported to become chairman of the United States Shipping Board. President Harding spoke by telephone with Lasker and told reporters he would likely announce a decision soon. The appointment, if confirmed, would alter geographic representation on the board, affecting Great Lakes, Atlantic coast, and West Coast seats as nominees are considered.
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Washington
Tune Lyma
Ly Lasker
Chicago
United States Shipping Board
Harding
Mir Lasker
Medill McCormick
Illinois
Mir
Lasker Ad
Lasker
T. F. O'Connor
Boffain
New York
Great Lakes
Chasirman
Mr.o’connor
Atlantic Coast
Admiral Benson
Meyer Lassner
Los Angeles
Chanderlain
Portland
Oregon
Benson
State Senate Adopts Gross Income Tax for Non Incorporated Firms
Hartford dispatch reports the Connecticut Senate approved a bill taxing gross income of non incorporated businesses, setting $1 per $1,000 for retailers and a minimum $5. The measure, debated amid protests, moves to the House for printing. Meanwhile Fairfield voters ratified a town court bill allowing a two-judge panel and two prosecutors, amid graft accusations against the current justice system and Judge Wakeman.
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Senate
Banks
Trewaury
Bacon Wakeman
Justice Court
Fairisid
Connecticut General Assembly
Elmore & Banks
Fairfield
Justice of the Peace
Jide Wake
Wakeman
Walsman
Stratfield
Airfield
Maifield
Canada May Get Bergdoll Back From Germany
London reports Canada will decide if Britain intervenes in the Bergdoll extradition case. Ottawa says the question falls under the extradition treaty with Germany and may involve extradition to Canadian soil, with Britain keeping a keen interest in aiding the United States.
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Canada
Germany
London
Associated Press
Great Britain
Grov
Bergdell
United States
Bergdoll
Foreign Office
Oltewa
Bergtoli
Luke McLuke Dies After Operation in Cincinnati Hospital
Luke McLuke Hastings, widely known newspaperman and tramorist, died at midnight at Cincinnati hospital after an appendicitis operation. The 53 year old, who served 20 years with the Cincinnati Enquirer, had been in fair condition until yesterday when he relapsed three times. He is survived by a widow and four children.
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Concennat
James
Hastings
Luke McLuke
Cinginnali Hospital
Mir
Wihnen
Cincinnatii Fnquirer
Campaign deficit worries Republicans in Washington
The Republican National Committee faces a large deficit as it prepares to meet next Wednesday. Reported debt stands at about 3.2 million dollars, with only around 300 thousand paid off. Interest adds about 84 thousand dollars yearly, while monthly collections total roughly 50 thousand dollars, creating an uncomfortable financial squeeze.
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Pooporgen
Washington
Republican National
Senate Amends Marriage Laws and Prohibition Measure
The Senate approved a bigamy law change striking the requirement to live together in the state for prosecution. It allows action against those already married who marry in the state or live together after being married elsewhere. Prohibition resolution was set for Tuesday. The Senate backed the school attendance grant payment for 1745 towns over two years.
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Keartford
Senate
Qwihtot
Greenwich
Brown
Jitney Bond Bill Amendment Sparks House Debate
Excitement rose in the House when an amendment to a statewide jitney bonding bill passed. Officials feared a jolt to jitneys but the amendment was seen as clarifying and workable. The measure would stop jitneys from operating on public highways without insurance or a bond, though no registration move was actually enacted. Public opinion varied as rumors spread to Bridgeport before fuller details emerged.
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jWin
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Nn Parten
Bridgeport
Eaton’s appointment as Connecticut IRS collector confirmed
Washington June 11 The Senate confirmed the appointment of Robert Eaton of North Haven to be Collector of Internal Revenue for Connecticut succeeding James J Walsh Eaton had previously held the post for eight years and will take over once commissions are mailed and bonds furnished The Civil Service status and other appointments remain under review
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Washington
Robert ©. Eaton
North Haven
Connecticut
James J. Walsh
Senate
Eaton
Walsh
Tate
Maeness
Judge Banks to Quit Politics Swan Song in Patrierd Meeting
Turgernson and Banks of Wakefield county Republican association leaders for decades announce plans to withdraw from politics. Judge Banks plans a move to California to pursue wealth and a permanent home, with continuation promised on Page Two.
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Judge E
Banks
Turgernson, & Banks of
Wakefield
Wairfield County
Flood Resolution Turned Down by House Foreign Affairs
Washington June 3 The House Foreign Affairs Committee refused to report the Flood resolution seeking information from the secretary of state about Ambassador Jervey's recent remarks before The Pierns society. The panel asked whether the remarks complied with government instructions or if communications approving or disapproving the speech had been sent to the ambassador.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs
Slate
Jervey
Bandon
Department
Edwards Heads First Corps as Army Reorganizes Command
General Clarence K. Edwards is ordered from Camp Dix to command the First Corps Area with HQ in Boston. Major General William M. Wright is offered the Ninth Corps Area command in San Francisco, while Major General Charles Morton moves to command the Third Corps Area in Baltimore. Cronkhite takes command of Panama troops. Others include Shanks in the First Corps Area, Bailey to Seventh Division at Camp Meade, Kennedy to Seventh Division, McGlachlin as commandant at Fort Leavenworth, and multiple officers reassigned to divisions and overseas duties.
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Clarence K. Edwards
Camp Dix
First Corps
Boston
William M. Wright
Ninth Corps
San Prazcisco
Charles Morten
Marwali
Baltimore
Charles PB. Summerall
Camp
Morton
Hawaii
Adelbert Cronkhite
Panama
David C. Shacks
Summerall
Charles J. Bailey
Camp Meade
Chase W. Kennedy
Edward Co. McGlachlin
Fort Leavenworth
William Weigel
Fred Sladen
Ribert Alexander
Ely Helmick
Henry D. Todd
Dr Simon Baruch Dies Noted Hydropathy Expert
New York reports the death of Dr Simon Baruch a renowned specialist on hydrotherapy and father of Bernard M Baruch He died at 1 10 today from a lung ailment complicated by heart disease A German born physician he served as a Confederate surgeon in the Civil War later practicing in Camden and New York where he taught hydrotherapy and helped establish public baths The article also notes a closure of the Congress Street Bridge for repairs from midnight to 430 Monday morning to allow work crews access.
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New York
Gt Tan Baruch
Bernard M. Baruch
Dr. Baruch
Europe
America
Chicago
Germany
Royal Gymnasium of
Posen
Amenca
Medical College of
Virginia
Robert E.lee
Gettysburg
South Mountain
Maryland
Camden
D. C
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ridgefield Man Dies When Car Crashes on Danbury Road
William Stahl, 23, is killed and his mother Mire, Michael Stahl, is badly hurt in a mystery auto crash on Danbury road near Ridgefield. No witnesses. The car lay on its side. one rear tire blown out is suspected as the cause. The car apparently flipped twice. both victims found at the scene. The mother is hospitalized in Ridgefield in critical condition.
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William Stahl
Mire
Michael Stahl
Danpury
Ridgefield
Stahl
Joseph Roach
Brrs
Medicel Tsvaminer
R. W. Lowe
Biaht
Danbury
Htahis
Lowe
Permineton
Attorney General Orders Inquiry in Tulsa Race Riots
Washington reports Attorney General orders a federal inquiry into the Tulsa race riots to determine if federal laws were violated. The probe, informal and fielded, aims to assess if disorders are purely local and likely no special investigation will be launched. Local officials and Negro leaders blame agitators for unrest.
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Tulsa
Washington
Ingrairy
Cigts
Okla
Daugherty
Department Off Justice
J. M. Adkingon
Adkinson
Negro Radionia
Ibsen
Agen
Supreme Council Seek Unite to Oppose New League Plan
Paris June 3 Desperate behind the scenes effort by the Supreme Council to reconsolidate the bloc and secure a voting majority against President Ing's proposed League of Nations. A meeting is likely Monday at Boulogne as Europe wrestles with maintaining real world control under the Supremes Council.
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C. F. Bertelli
Paris
Supreme C
Boulogne
Bloc
Ing
League of Nations
Harvey
Europe
League
Supremes Council
Socigy
Geneva
Pri
Washington
Iloyd George
Briand
Upper Silesia
Britain
Germany
Italy
France
United States
Peace Resolution Reported in House Foreign Affairs
Washington June 3 The House Foreign Affairs committee reported the Porter peace resolution to terminate the war with Germany and Austria Hungary with Democratic members opposing it. Republicans voted solidly for replacing the Knox resolution, and the measure was slated for floor action next Thursday.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Germany
Austria- Hungary
House
Representative Mendell
Wyoming
Porter Messaes
Knox
Senate
He Committee
Abe
Flood
Virginia
Borah Warns House Plan Threatens Naval Disarmament
Senator Borah of Idaho says House proposals to broaden the Borah naval disarmament section in the Naval appropriation bill would kill the movement. He objects to House leaders and vows to fight, insisting the nation remains committed to disarmament. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
House
Borah
Tdaho
Gaj
Fire at National Shell Factory Ends in Overcome Blaze
Dublin reports the National Shell factory set afire at 6:80 pm amid stored munitions and automobiles. Fire brigade aided by troops contained the blaze. repair shops saved, stores destroyed, gate guarded by soldiers. Belfast notes a jail delivery abort with police arrival and a thwarted jailbreak. Sinn Fein prisoners reportedly signaled outside, but rescue attempt was halted. Miss Katherine Wright, a speaker, was shot during cricket watch near Legale grounds.
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Dublin
Belfast
Associated Press
National Shell
Tate
Tate Tonishl
Dublin Castle
Mire Brigade
Fragmentary Echoes Of Trades And Weather Almanac
Fragmented OCR text blends old craft imagery with weather forecasts from a 1821 almanac. Mentions no blacksmith shop, horse shoes, iron bands, gas prices, and general unsettled weather across East Gulf, Southeast Atlantic, and Mississippi regions. Includes scattered stray phrases and misread lines.
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Ship Board
Senator McCormick
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Trumbull
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Maniufat
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Brckley
Justice of Peace
W. H. Donaldson
Dominion
Luke
National Committee
Mark Suleivan
Jaane Ane Y
Fairfield County
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C.R. Edwards
Yankee Division
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Bridgn
Congress
Oridge
Mary Pickford
New England
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Sunday Post
Danbury Road
Supreme Council
Hardin
Porter
Imgland
Aidté
Sen. Borah
Japan
SHELL
Esa
Warren
Sinn Fein Prise
Crumbin
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Hatteras
Daily Almanac
Betéa Porthy Middlebrook
Merilian
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Atlanta
Atlantic City
Bicek Island
Buffalo
Clouty
Cincinnati
Beaver
Rein
Detroit
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Sacksonvillé
Kansas City
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New Orleana
Norfolk
Clow Nardichelt
Pittsburgh
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