Senator Charged In British Plot Deb eate In Senate
Washington March 21 a dramatic senate debate centered on a speech by Dr Cravath attorney for Morgan and other bankers claiming a secret understanding between the United States and Great Britain over Pacific control tied to the four power treaty. Senator Borah produced a transcript. opponents warned it could provoke war while supporters pressed for full disclosure and ratification.
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Washington
Baut DR. Cravath
J. BP
Cravath
Council of Foreign Relations
New York
New York City
Zorah
Lodge
Underwood
Oral Feall
Borah
Cravath Fable NeWork Office
Boral
Foreign Relations Committee
Hughes
Elli Kent
Semitor Shichls
Tennessee
Longe
Senate
White House
Harding
Harding-Brandegee
Horah
Binding the continents via Central American railway pact
The International Railway of Central America aims to connect Central American republics and form part of a Pan American line. The vast system would link North and South American rail networks and progress toward a New York to Buenos Aires route, though completion remains distant.
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International Railway
Central America
North
South America
New York
Democrats Fight For Cash Bonus Debates Bonus Payment Plan
Washington March 21 The minority report charges President Harding and Secretary Mellon offered a bribe to World War veterans to back the money powers for a general sales tax. It opposes cash loans with a 20 year due bill, calling it an insult and a discredit to Congress and the nation. Republican John B E Nelson, Augusta, elected to Congress in a special election by 5,000 votes over Ernest L McBain.
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Harding
Mellon “Poldly
Kitchin
North Carolina
Ways and Means
Oldfield
Arkansas
Crisp
Georgia
Carew
New York
Tage
Massachusetts
House
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Congress
Malina
Augusta
Maine
John BE
Nelson
Blaine
Ernest L McBain
Auganta
Wiedfeldt Is Acceptable in Washington Insurance Cites
In Washington on March 21 official notes affirm Wiedfeldt as acceptable with formal insurance citations cited by Dr. Wiedfeldt referenced in the record.
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Wiedfeldt
Washington
Dr. Cites
Chicago Double Shooting Ends Black Hand Extortion Threat
Vito Ferro shot and killed Sam Quoba after a tense noon meeting at 7731 Dobson Avenue in Chicago. Ferro had received weekly Black Hand letters demanding money and sought a settlement before firing five shots that killed Quoba. Ferro and his wife were taken in for questioning as police investigate Quoba's ties to the society.
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Chicago
South Side
Vito Ferro
Sam Quoba
Ferro
Dobson Avenue
Wink
Brown
Grand Crossing
Muoba
Mes. Terra
Buoba
Perro
Society
Woolwine to Start Second Trial for Obenchain Murder
District Attorney Thomas Lee Woolwine said the second trial of Mudaelyone Obenchain for murder would begin soon. He also noted a jury investigation into claims that three jurors allegedly voted for acquittal on the first ballot and refused to discuss the case in the jury room.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas Lee Woolwine
Mudaelyone Obenchain
New York Police Deploy Auto Fleet to Fight Crime
New York March 21 a fleet of motorcars will serve each police precinct with six officers per car. Cars will operate day and night to curb crime and detain suspicious persons. Each vehicle will carry a searchlight for night patrols.
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New York
Police ‘Department
Bulgarian militarists seize Sofia in coup
A Vienna dispatch to the Herald asserts Bulgarian militarists have toppled Premier Stamboullaki's cabinet and established a dictatorship in Sofia. The claim, reported from Vienna, describes a completed overthrow and new military rule in Bulgaria.
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Paris
Aierald
Vienna
Stamboullaki
Ship Bid Rejected After March Meeting Summary
Washington reports that on March 21 the shipping board rejected all bids received totaling 51,400 for the ship project.
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Washington
Shipping Board
All American Troops to Leave Rhine by July First
Secretary Weeks ordered the return of all American troops stationed along the Rhine to the United States by July 1. About 2,000 troops exempted from a prior order will also depart by year end. The move continues a policy to withdraw forces from the Rhine as soon as possible and avoids discussion of German payments or command transfers.
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Washington
Merct
United States
Rhine
Weeks
Lwwo
War Department
Bir
Congress
Department
Germany
Rhineland
Weekes
Gen
Allen
Rhineland Commission
Coblenz
Fight tanks with rocks in Tugurte trench action
In Mellila on March 21 Spanish troops under Generals Berenguer and Cabanedas with Cal Fernandez occupied a key Tugurte position of the Ben Said tribe. Lunks routed Moroccans from trenches. a Spanish tank was blocked by a trench but, protected by armor, drew heavy rocks from attackers. Most of the assaulting force fell to the tank machine gun fire.
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Mellila
Morocco
Spansh
Federico Berenguer
Cabanedas
Cal
Recovery of $175000 in Liberty bonds stolen from Treasury
Washington reports the recovery of all Liberty bonds totaling 175000, stolen from the Treasury branch office Saturday night. A. O. Wamsley, once of Washington, was arrested by Secret Service operatives in Charlottesville, VA, on charges of complicity with Charles A. Clevenger, an employee of the Treasury, already in custody.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Aerviee
A. O. Wamsley
Secret Service
Si .Charlottesvile
Charles A. Clevenger
Horn Department of the Treasury
Secret Service Aficiais
Sal
Report Denies Soldan High School Vice Clubs
A parents' committee presented to 3,000 attendees in St. Louis a report denying the existence or history of vice clubs at Soldan High School. The document supported by Victor J. Miller, president of the board of police commissioners, was adopted with few dissenters. Those opposing aligned with religious organizations.
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St. Louis
Soldan High School
Victor J. Miller
Board of Police Commissioners
Board of Religious Organizations
Ford Prefers Veterans at Ford Plants in Detroit
Ford Motor company announces a 20 percent increase in employment at Ford plants and states preference will be given to former service men. The American Legion petition to replace non naturalized aliens with veterans has triggered a rush of citizenship papers in federal and circuit courts.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Efert
American Legion
Federal
Circuit Cours
France to Pay Debt to United States Confirmed
Premier Poincaré authorized confirmation in executive session of the chamber of deputies that France intends to pay its debt to the United States. The March 21 statement cited by Paris dispatches notes the government’s commitment amid ongoing negotiations.
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Paris
Poincaré
Nounce Committee
Chamber of Deputies
France
United States
California Fig Syrup Ad Warns Mothers to Use Proper Brand
An old advertisement urges mothers to buy genuine California Fig Syrup for children’s bowels. It touts a fruity taste, claims quick relief from constipation, and warns against imitations by spelling out the product name and dosage directions for children of all ages. The tone imitates a domestic tip, stressing household use and accessibility through druggists.
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California
Imaginative tale sparks from a zebra question scene
A child asks why God gave zebras their stripes while a description of the Ark unfolds. The piece paints a vivid scene with a rainbow overhead, the Ark riding the waters, smoke from the smokestack, and a dotted United States flag at the bow as a playful, imaginative quip.
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Boston Transcript
Bayer Aspirin Ad Promises Genuine Tablets With Bayer Cross
An old advertisement touts genuine Bayer Aspirin tablets with the Bayer Cross on each tablet and package. It urges readers to request Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as prescribed by physicians for over two decades. A newsy aside notes that New York pickpockets now use pins to hold watches, yielding only minor injuries.
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Bayer
Imilta Tong
Jworker
New York
Surreptitious Yawn Warns Host Leads to Quiet Departure
A playful warning cautions guests not to slip away as host yawns, lest the host conclude the guest left quietly or with intention to avoid attention, prompting a reconsideration of manners and timing during social visits.
Mrs Annaheim Yolo Endorses Dr Pierce Medicines
Mrs Anna Keim testifies that after years of decline a chronic cough and run down health improved dramatically with Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery now strong again She urges others to try the medicine and directs readers to obtain tablets or liquid from their druggist and to write Dr Pierce for free medical advice in Buffalo New York
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Annaheim
Yolo
Kant
Dr. Pierce
Anna Keim
South St
President Invalids
Buffalo
Slim Missed Something Leatherneck excerpt notes harsh company reprimand
A company clerk, frequently reprimanded by the first sergeant, laments growing gloom. He says his absence spared him a recent scolding as the company commander bawled out the top, leaving him downcast and convinced of hard luck in this Leatherneck prose excerpt.
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Silo
Artist and Wife Evade Caller with Riviera Ruse
A witty scene shows Anatole instructed not to answer a knock to keep up appearances and avoid guests, while the artist and his wife consider pretending they are vacationing on the Riviera. The dialogue hints at social performance and discreet humor amid a domestic moment.
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Riviera
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