Harding Threat Builds Leadership Challenge in Congress
President Harding tests party leadership by threatening an extra session over the ship subsidy bill. Republicans in Congress remain cool to the subsidy, fearing political fallout and costly wartime legacies. The move risks weakening Harding’s influence if Congress fails to back him before the autumn elections.
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David Tawrence
Copsigh
the Telegram
Washington
Harding
Congress
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Republican Congress
Barding
Republican Party
America
Campbell
Petersons Ointment Promises Healed Sores and Itch
An old advertisement touts Petersons ointment for skin and scalp itch along with sores ulcers and piles. It claims powerful homing power and lists prices at 3c 5c 1.00 and 5.00 with promotional language and testimonials.
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Peterson
Harding Pushes Ship Subsidy Policy Amid Leadership Rift
President Harding presses for a decisive ship subsidy plan to stabilize the Shipping Board. He argues government operation is uneconomical and vows to press Congress for action, while critics say leadership is fragmented and private initiative is stifled without a subsidy. The aim is to avert continued taxpayer burden and gaps in merchant marine capacity.
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Marding
Congress
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Harding
Mr. Harding
A. D. Lasker
Arter
Chao
Shipping Board
T Marcing
Doctors Weigh Whiskey Use as Medicine
New York reports summary of American Medical Association data from St. Louis showing 31 percent of doctors see whiskey as necessary in medicine. Arnold W. Rosenthal notes limited respondent base skews interpretation. only 37 percent answered, with 2 percent seeking to prescribe more than 10 times in three months.
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American Medical Association
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Good House
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Mr. Rosenthal
United States
Around the World in 90 Days With Blake Family Flight Plan
Maj W T Blake with daughter Barbara and two companions depart Croydon England May 4 by DH9 airplane aiming for Aberdeen Scotland. They expect about 90 days and 20900 miles with detours via Paris Rome Athens Sree faton Alexandria Bagdad Basra Kaach Delhi Calcutta then Seaplane to Vancouver, then across Canada to Chicago New York Newfoundland and back by I-2 flying boat via Greenland Iceland Faroe Islands and Scotland.
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Barbara
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England
Aberdeen
Scotland
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Athens
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Rangoon
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Yokohama
Petropavlovsk
Aietican Islands
Alaska
Canada
Chicago
New York
Newfoundland
Greenland
Iceland
Faroe
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