Memel Convention Victory Bids European Stabilization
Norman H. Davis heads a League of Nations committee that won a complete victory and helped settle Memel administration. The report covers European tensions, including the Hitler Ludendorff treason trial, Reichstag dissolution, and Austrian league-control issues. It also notes U.S. policy actions on immigration, narcotics seizures, Stone Mountain coinage, and other global developments.
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New York
League of Nations Committee
Memel
Europe
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Seasonal Spring Hiring Edges Up In Missouri Kansas
Federal Labor report notes February activity rising as weather improves. Missouri sees stronger demand for skilled labor and growing hiring in meat packing rail shops and shoe factories, while common labor remains plentiful and office help surplus. Kansas City reports severe weather curtailing February employment with light later-month improvement and surplus in building trades and clerical work. Kansas state wide sees usual spring dullness with part time cement brick plant, road work and oil field activity, while meat packing and flour milling maintain normal seasonal hiring and railroad shops add workers.
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Missouri
Kansas
Department of Labor
Kansas City
Call for tougher oil regulation by national attorneys general
The executive committee of the National Conference of Attorneys General urged President Coolidge Congress and state executives to act now to tighten petroleum industry rules. It called for funds to empower the federal trade commission to prosecute unfair trade practices and warned that prices could jump overnight at gasoline stations nationwide.
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National Conference of Attorneys General
Coolidge
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Federal Trade Commission
Executive Order Opens Tax Returns for Congressional Inquiry
President Coolidge issues directive authorizing the Internal Revenue Service to allow congressional committees to inspect income and profits tax returns upon request from either house. Effective immediately this order signals possible access to the returns of oil interests including Doheney and Sinclair, aiding the Senate oil inquiry.
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Coolidge
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Treasury
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Doheney, Sinclair
Founder of Carlisle School Dead Francisco
Brig. Gen. Richard Henry Pratt retired U S A founder and organizer of the industrial school for Indians at Carlisle Pa and its superintendent for a quarter of a century is dead here.
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Carlisle School
Francisco
Richard Henry Pratt
U.S.A
Industrial School For Indians
Carlisle
D Annunzio Is Made Prince of Monteroso by King
Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel conferred the title of prince of Monteroso on Gabriele d Annunzio the poet soldier in honor of his war services and achievements.
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Europe
D’annunzio
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
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