Daugherty Declares Will Reveal Facts In Time
Washington on May 4 Attorney General Daugherty stated that if Democratic questions in the Senate about Charles W. Moras’s 1912 release from Atlanta Federal Penitentiary continued he would reveal the facts. He warned that real movers behind the movement have not shown their hands and heads. Morse demanded that Daugherty explain, asserting a credit taking occurred for clemency. Morse’s claim cites letters from Taft era to counter charges. Daugherty promised future disclosure.
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Republicans Have Failed, Hull Says, In Congress
Hull attacks the Republicans for mismanaging postwar policy, calling their leadership inept and self serving. He argues the administration lacks a coherent foreign program, accusing Republicans of blocking domestic recovery and allowing international tensions to erode American trade and finances. He contends a return to old tariffs and parasitic business interests would throttle growth and worsen unemployment.
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Atwater Boom and Democratic Party Ties Examined
Connecticut Democrats hold a big meeting to discuss gubernatorial candidates and party strategy. Key figures include Home Cum mings Hartford Lonergan Fitzgerald Spellacy and Atwater, with plans for convention delegate rules and potential ticket formations.
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Hull Says Democrats Will Endorse Policies At Campaign
Chairman Hull, touring for 1920s political coverage, comments on tariff as a vital issue, Volstead act modification as a partisan question, and the likely Democratic endorsement of the party program. He notes broad sentiment for administration credit and predicts Democratic policies will be endorsed nationwide.
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Samuel Gompers Appears Before Lockwood Committee
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, told the Lockwood committee that abuses, dangerous interruptions of service, and jurisdictional disputes within organized labor could be legislated out of existence, a proposal he said cannot fix the status of labor by law.
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Reverend Child of Fairfield Obituary Highlights Lifelong Ministry
The Fairfield pastorate figure served 32 years, oversaw the Norman style church built in 1882, and authored works with historical flavor. He supported higher education, aiding hundreds of students via the Palmer fund and earning multiple honorary degrees. He traveled Europe and the Near East, leaving a legacy in his church and writings.
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Lloyd George And Germans Confer On Versailles Provisions
Paris May 46 Associated Press. A long communique to the German government states the Rapalio treaty does not reveal an immediate violation of Versailles provisions but reserves the right to scrutinize its application and take action to protect Allied claims. The decision was sent to Allied powers and a copy telegraphed to Prime Minister at Genoa. The French foreign office declined to comment, but unofficial circles show disappointment. The commission had been seeking clear evidence of a German breach and urged Germany to affirm it will not renounce rights conveyed by Versailles.
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Wise to stay out of Genoa Trotzky says
Moscow May 4 Associated Press Leon Trotzky Soviet war minister says European diplomats misunderstood events at Genoa. He notes America's restraint outside the conference was prudent and allows the United States to better orient itself amid evolving European diplomacy.
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Religious leaders plan to consider world problems
Cleveland May 4 The Associated Press reports that religious leaders from all denominations have been invited to the seventh annual meeting of the World Alliance of International Friendship Through the Churches in Cleveland May 16 to 18. The gathering aims at international cooperation across interfaith and interracial lines, with speakers including Rev Arthur Brown Prof William Adams Brown and many others. The event will discuss church life, world friendship, labor, economics, education, and world politics, with sessions through May 18 and invitations extended to labor groups and several peace and policy organizations.
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Genoa Conference Stalemate Warned By Soviet Official
In a frank AP interview M Trotzky suggested that failure at Genoa could trigger military actions first in America then Europe. He said Genoa is not final in the talks and that if talks break down pourparlers would resume later with greater urgency, with Soviet Russia ready to proceed.
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French Editor Calls for Tested Bridal Truth Law
Pierre de Goujon urges banning catch husband devices and cosmetics touting deceit before marriage. He proposes that engaged women reveal their real appearance without paint or powder to the fiancé prior to the altar, arguing honesty would reduce divorce risks and shattered trust.
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