President Rejects Secret Pacts Claim Public Interest Bar
Washington February 21 President Ramley declined to disclose confidential negotiations behind the four power Pacific treaty saying it would not be compatible with public interest to reveal private discussions. He asserted there were no concealed understandings or secret exchanges of notes while approving the Yap treaty and urging Senate prompt action.
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Washington
Ramley
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Japan
Yap
Kittinin
Dem
Loge
McCumber
Kellogg
Brandegee
Borah
Johmson
Itagus
Hitchcock
Inlows
Idn
Warding
Hughes
Tolano
Bermuda
Seven Bandits Loot Jewelry Store in Chicago Robbery
In Chicago at 3012 West Twenty second Street owner Vincent C Goreck was robbed by seven armed bandits in a touring car who escaped with eight thousand dollars in cash and jewelry.
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Chicago
West Twenty-second Street
Vincent C. Goreck
Isiah Captives Free After Irish Army Seizure
Belfast reports the Irish army football team members seized days ago were released from Glandoinderry jail in line with a promise by Lord Fitzalan viceroy.
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Isiah
Belfast
Ireland
Irish Army
Glandoinderry
Mlacount Fitzalan
McNary reclamation bill gains veteran support bloc
A senate bloc forms to press early passage of the McNary reclamation bill. It envisions reclamation of millions of swamp lands in the South and arid lands in the West, using veterans of all wars in the effort. Secretary Mall and President Harding back the measure, with swift passage predicted before May.
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Washington
Senate
McNury
McNary
Harding
Move to Avert Strike Delays Referendum Date
Thdtonapolis reports that the union coal miners are likely to delay the strike referendum until after March 1. The United Mine Workers of America approved wage poles at its convention and backed a strike order effective April 1 pending miners’ vote. Officials plan a joint wage conference with central competitive field monitors before fixing the voting date.
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Ofiiits
Assurance of U S Senate ratifying pacific pacts
London reports Harvey of the US Navy at the Pilgrims Society diner tells A J Balfour that ratification of the Washington conference treaties by both Houses appears likely but not guaranteed. He asserts certainty only that a stable Pacific balance will endure for years, though details remain uncertain.
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London
Great Britain
United States Senate
Aras
Harvey
Pilgrims' Society
A. Jd. Balfour
Pacific
Abirvey
Senate
United States
Bryn Mawr College Denial of Jurisdiction Case
Miss Marjorie Barker of Michigan City Ind seeks reinstatement from Bryn Aloyr College after dismissal on suspicion of irregularity. Montgomery County court rules it lacks jurisdiction in the mandamus suit seeking court-ordered reinstatement as Barker awaits Easter vacation return.
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Norristown
Bryn Aloyr College
Montgomery County
Marjorie Barker
Michigan City
Ind
Misa Barker
Catega
Five Shot in Battle at County Attorney Office
Ardmore Oklahoma February 21 a fight and shooting affray broke out in the county attorney office after an argument between Sheriff C London and Edg Martin. Buck Garrett recently ousted deputy sheriff was in the room with others as a battle raged for several minutes.
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Oklahoma
Ardmore
Okla
C. London
Eldq
Martin
Buck Garret
Garrett Fuel Tun
Sherif London
Guerett
Confesses Wrecking Bank In Omaha Case
Omahas Pioneer State Bank president Willora Mathews pleaded guilty to embezzling 200000 from the defunct institution after a grand jury indictment. Judge Lestie presided as details emerged from the charge. With Kansas City wholesale news, egg prices fell four cents a dozen as arrivals of first eggs were about 2000 cases.
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Omaha
Ned
Willora
Mathews
Pioneer State Bank of Omaha
Prand
Lestie
Kansas City
Planes seize British rum ship off Florida coast
Prohibition squadron air crews captured the British schooner Annabelle near Tea Fish Creek with 11,500 cases of whisky aboard and 20 men taken into custody. Planes operated from Miami and coast towns to intercept shipments fueling liquor smuggling into the United States from islands in the West Indies.
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Washington
Fel
Florida
Prohibition
Haynes
Miami
Fhu
Annabelle
Fish Creek
Mami
Prohibition Squadron
Mogers
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Charleston
Louisville
Versaillles
Detroit
Midh
Begubien Avenue
Follce
War Finance approves crop loan advances in 1929 program
Washington Feb 21 The War Finance Corporation announced approval of 970 advances for agricultural and livestock purposes totaling 4.57 million dollars. The Burley Chacey Growers Association of Lexington Kentucky also received approval for an advance up to 20 million dollars.
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Washington
War Finance Corporation
Burley ‘Chacey Growers’ Association
Lexington
WATCH ON NEAR EAST DECLARES HIGH OFFICIAL AT CAPITAL
Washington reports the United States plans to defer its Near East interests as allied premiers hold Paris talks. The State Department will keep in touch with each move via Ambassador George Harvey and Merrick, amid pressure to assert American participation in trade and protest over allied suppression of U.S. business rights.
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Washington
United States
Near East
Ft Parla
Lorc Curzon
Turkey
American
State Department
George Harvey
Marding
Supreme Council
Merrick American
Paris
Constantinople
Immigration law extension debated by Sabath in Washington
Washington Feb 21 The lenses passed and sent to the curate a resolution extending until Jan 8 1924 the percent restrictive immigration law. Rules were suggested to permit setton at this bid. Representative Sabath of Chicago opposed the extension calling it unadmined unreasonable and said it could not be enforced. He urged a policy of selective immigration.
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Washington
Jane
Setton
Sabath
Dem
Chicago
Flu Halts Obenchain Trial in Los Angeles
The Madalyne Obenchain murder trial paused as influenza disrupted witnesses. Adjournment occurred after jurors and lawyers fell ill, with several jurors incurring costs and both sides facing illness amid the stoppage.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Madalyne Obenchain
J. Benton Kennedy
Spfuenza
Witneses
French arms envoys return home unhappy with talks
Paris February 91 French detachment to the Washington armitment conference arrived in Paris after a trip to the United States. The envoys gave the impression they were dissatisfied with the mission results and believed the Washington visit caused misunderstandings about France in parts of America.
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Paris
Washington
United States
France
America
Ex-Senator Shafroth Dead Retired Colorado Governor Dies at 67
Denver Feb. 21 Former United States senator from Colorado and twice governor John F Shafroth died in Denver at age sixty seven. He served in public life for decades.
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Decedent
Colorado
Denver
Dol
John F Shitfroth
United States
Federal Reserve Board Reports on General Prosperity
Federal Reserve Board reports 1921 operations show reduced loans and rising gold reserves while earnings climb. It forecasts a revival may begin soon, followed by longer, steadier prosperity if credit cycles are controlled. The report details asset declines, gold stock of 2.87 billion, and rising security markets.
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Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
The
Treasury
Bank Messenger Robbed of 22000 Dollars in New York
William A. Tussell, messenger for Greenwich bank, was robbed of 22000 dollars in cash by three automobile bandits who held up the truck transporting the money to a downtown bank. The robbery took place on Nineteenth Street near Seventh Avenue.
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New York
William A. Tussell
Greenwich
Nineteenth Ltreet
Seventh Avenue
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Taunton Woman
Mrs Pravin Silvia of Taunton Massachusetts says the remedy let her return to laundry work and house chores despite years of back pain and fatigue. She notes improved energy and urges others to try the product, sharing her positive experience with coworkers.
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Taenton
Mass
Lydia EL Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Mrs. Pravin Silvia
Grant St
Taunton
Asa
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