House Passes Tariff Bill By Party Vote Amid Debate
The Republican led tariff bill passed the House 289 to 127 after a day of fights over American valuation and exemptions. Oils hides and asphalt stayed on the free list despite efforts to tax them. The Longworth embargo on dues was rejected 209 to 193 as Democrats and Republicans clashed over the bill details and potential amendments.
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Washington
Fordney
House
Ways and Means Committee
Committee of the Whole
Attock
Garner
Texas
Beck
Wisconsin
Gahn
Ohio
Knight
Lampert
John M. Nelson
Sinclair
North Dakota
Voight
Campbell
Pennsylvania
Dupre
Martin
Favrot
Lazare
Louisiana
Lea and Baker
California
London
New York
Cupid in Gloom Ad Hotel Arrests Shock Cincinnati
Merrel Cartzdamner, a Chicago film salesman, and Edna Wagner were arrested at the Grand Hotel by detectives on orders from R. B. Mills. Cartzdamner claimed they planned to marry in Cincinnati after arriving from Chicago, then faced a denied Newport license and an alleged overnight custody incident. Her lined history and parental objections were noted.
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Cupid
Cincinnati
Merrel Cartzdamner
Chicago
East
Fulton Street
Columbus
Cartzdafner
Edna Wagner
Grand Hotel
Ellenreider
Schwaeble
R. B. Mills
Cartzdamner
Millis
Cartzhamner
Newport
Stuke
Columbus, O
Index to Advertisements on Second Page
A continuation lists advertisers such as American Tobacco Co Amusements Dowes Drug Stores Hamilton Co Mut Fire Ins Co and U S Shipping Board along with clubs, stores, and services. The section blends vendor names with brief category notes and a few legible entries like Wilson's Paint Store.
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American Tobacco Co Amusements
Sbokubaecieessekasinns Ayvan's Water Wings
Charles E. Smith & Sons
Coronas Typewriter. CO
Fifth-Third National Bank
Anne Dadskess
Hamilton Co
Fire Ins
Kelly Spring Co
Hevints Aliindeseeas Ee
Eiacc
Ise
Adsaapenescs PO
Eckence
Richman’s Clothes
Why Edgar Allan Poe Immortalized the Raven
A Commercial Tribune teaser notes a magazine section examining Poe and his poem The Raven. It states Poe became a world figure and that The Raven will never die, with hints about his lifelong fascination with ravens and the conditions under which he wrote the poem.
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Edgar Allan Poe
The
Poe
York Times
Floating Bar Outside 3-Mile Limit Under Inquiry
Investigation ordered by Prohibition Commissioner Haynes into reports of a floating bar off Long Island operating beyond the three mile limit and possible liquor transfers. Coast Guard Captain Reed directed Long Island stations to probe rumors and keep cutters ready for action.
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Washington
Long Island
Prohibition
Haynes
Reed
New York
Coast Guard
Union Leader Held After Deportation of Japanese Workers
James Shea president of Local No. 10 Fruit and Vegetable Workers Union was arrested in Turlock on charges of kidnapping and inciting a riot tied to the deportation of Japanese field workers. Sheriff Rallas predicts further arrests as he notes most Japanese returned to their previous locations and suspects radical leadership behind the mob.
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Modesto
Cal
James Shea
Fruit and Vegetable Workers’ Union
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Turlock
Rallas
Japanese Association Praises Turlock Handling
The Japanese Association of America representing about 60,000 people in the western states expressed satisfaction with how American authorities are handling the Turlock situation. Secretary S Kitasawa stated the approval today in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Japanese Association of America
Turlock
Bank Robbery At Petit Cote Branch Reported In Windsor
Six armed bandits held up a Merchant Bank branch at Petit Cote late at night and obtained an unknown amount of cash. Police are investigating and have no arrests announced. The heist occurred in Windsor Ontario on July 21.
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Windsor,ont
Petit Cote Lateryeal
Airplanes Sink Battleship Ostfriesland in Bombing Test
Army bombers from Langley Field sank the German battleship Ostfriesland off Virginia Capes in 25 minutes after 12:15 p.m. as part of joint air navy bombing tests. The attack demonstrated aircrafts' ability to threaten capital ships, prompting praise from Secretary Denby and General Menoher.
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Virginia Capes
Leary
Norfolk
Ostfriesland
Langley Field
First Battle Squadron
Jutland
Grand Fleet
Denby
Navy Department
Admiral Koontz
Naval Operations
Congress
Henderson
Charles F. Menoher
Army Air Service
Mitchell
Army
Menoher
Man Convicted of Stealing Silk Shirts in Sixteen Day Sentence
Ralph Lloyd of Chicago was convicted in Judge Alexander's court yesterday morning of stealing two silk shirts valued at $16. The judge sentenced him to sixteen days in jail plus $16 in costs, stating it would be a trio of sixteens.
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Ralph Lloyd
Chicago
Alexander
Marning
Kidnapping Suspect Randolph Pleads Not Guilty
Sharon Pennsylvania July 21 Thomas D Randolph of Sharon pleaded not guilty to four charges and waived a hearing after being held on a 50000 ransom claim. Bail set at 7000未 met he was placed in city prison then to Mercer county jail. Police charged attempt to obtain money by false pretenses blackmail extortion and a mail fraud count. An unidentified woman linked to the Stoneboro disappearance is being sought by Pittsburgh authorities as officials plan a joint inquiry. Randolph alleged thirteen bandits held him at Stoneboro and near the Hotel Pittsburgh. District Attorney L J Wiessen said a county and federal officials conference would review all aspects of the case.
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Sharon
Thomas D. Randolph
Mercer
Lamsdowne
Randolph
George W. Craighead
Pittsburgh
Stoneboro
Ae Hotel
L. J. Wiessen
Mortimer
Small
Sterling
Curtis
National Guard
Mester
Downing Street
Lloyd George
de Valera
Belfast
James Craig
Dublin
Evening Standard
Southern
Ireland
Ulster
1000 Men Battle Fire in Mexican Oil Field
A force of 1,000 laborers fights flames in the Amatlan oil fields near Lot 162. Four wells have burned for days and may take two months to extinguish. Secretary of War Estrada directs firefighting efforts at Amatlan.
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Mexico City
Amatlan
Estrada
Railroad Executives Accept Salary Cut
New York July 21 a voluntary ten percent reduction in salaries of executive officers of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway was announced. President James E Gorman said the officers had recommended the cut and the board of directors approved it. Reductions for supervisory officers were ordered to meet changed conditions.
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New York
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
James E. Gorman
Governor Small Silent as Indictments Stir State
Springfield July 21. Governor Small and two allies are indicted for embezzlement and conspiracy to defraud the state. Lawyers for Small plan to argue immunity from arrest while State's Attorney Mortimer asserts no immunity. Lieutenant Governor Sterling and Vernon S. Curtis face bond talks as the case prompts fears of resignation, removal, or arrest.
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Springfield, II
Small
Friends of the Court
E. E. Smith
Fred E. Sterling
Vernon S. Curtis
Grant Park
Ill
Robber of U S Soldier to Die by Guillotine
Antoine Savin, the first man sentenced to death in France for highway robbery with violence and attempted murder since the Middle Ages, has a stay of execution granted. The Court of Appeals ruled the judge overstepped by naming the exact square. Savin must die, but the mayor will designate the public square for the execution.
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Epinal
France
Antoine Savin
Court of Appeals
Savin
George Goldham
Missing Mollie Verbia Strangled in Thicket Near Niles
The 14 year old Mollie Verbia, daughter of John Verbia of 602 Belmont Avenue, was found dead in a thicket near Niles Ohio. The body showed strangulation marks but no other criminal assault was detected. Police, led by Chief JL Round, began a search after she was last seen Wednesday evening playing nearby.
Eight Drown As Undertow Sweeps Bathers At Gulf
Eight delegates to the Baptist Young People's Union encampment drowned near Palacios Texas at the Gulf mouth of Green's Bayou. Three others were rescued near death as a bathing party of sixteen encountered a deadly undertow.
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Houston
Tex
Baptist Young People’s Union
Palacios
Gulf of Mexico
Green’s Bayou
Move to Kill Ku Klux Klan Starts in Texas
A Texas House resolution to send a bill punishing disguising and victimless punishment aims at the Ku Klux Klan. Rep Patman presented the measure to Governor Neff with 49 signatures as masked vigilante acts flare in Lufkin Bay City and other towns.
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KU Klua Klan
Texas
Austin
Tex
Neff
Patman
Attorney General's Department
Lufkik
Sherwood Vinson
Ben Wiley
Bay City
W. I. Hoppingarner
Freight Car Wrecks East End Saloon in 25 mph Crash
A freight engine derailed near Reuben H. Fels’s saloon at 242 Carrel Street. A freight car plowed into the cafe at about 3 PM, demolishing the room, injuring no one and causing $5,000 in damage as patrons fled through a shattered door.
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Reuben H. Fels
Carrel Street
East End
Mast End
Harding Names Woman Municipal Court Judge
President Harding nominated Mary O'Toole a practicing lawyer in Washington to be a judge of the municipal court District of Columbia. The selection marks a historic appointment as the first woman to hold such a post in the capital's court system.
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Harding
Washington
District of Columbia
Mary O’toole
Burns Testimony Highlights Defense Tactics In Trial
Chicago July 21 Bill Burns the state's chief witness delivered a firm composed performance during cross examination. He adapted his testimony about a meeting with Bennet and dodged street number confusions while maintaining composure. He traded barbs with defense attorney Ben Short and denied any association with Villa adding he would not have worked with him or Ahern.
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Chicago
Bill Burns
Bennett
Ben Short
Bill
Ben
Villa
Mexico
Burns
Michael Ahern
Ahern
Irish Negotiations End Without Parley Basis
London reports say British government proposals form basis for Irish settlement. De Valera to return to Dublin for consultation with Southern Ireland leaders. Talks paused with optimistic tone, truce to continue, and Autumn session anticipated for new Irish legislation.
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London
Associated Press
Eamonn de Valera
de Valera
Dublin
Ireland
Dail
Eiraenn
James Craig
Belfast
Lloyd George
Lord Curzon
House of Lords
Essary
London Times
House of Commons
White Sox players accused in 1919 World Series fix
Chicago testimony shows Eddie Cicotte and Chick Gandil discussed paying $100000 to throw the World Series. Billy Burns, Abe Attell and Hal Chase testified that Rothstein authorized backing but initial offers were turned down. The trial seeks to admit grand jury confessions while the defense flags preconspiracy timing and admissibility issues.
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Chicago
Chicago’ White Sox
Billy Burns
Eddie Cicotte
Detroit
White Sox
Burns
Gandil
Cicotte
Friend
Supreme Court
New York
Abe Attell
Hal Chase
Bennett
David Zelser
Des Moines
Ansonia Hotel
George Gorman
Eddie di Cotte
Sox
Warner Hotel
Ansonia
Chick Gandil
Arnold Rothstein
Rothstein
Maharg
Bennet
Attell
Cincinnati
Judge Friend
John Seys
Chicago National League Club
Ipray
Tme
Incinnati
Mr. Seys
Eddie Cicofte
Claude Williams
Joe Jackson
America Considers League Dead And Cannot Accept World Court Invitations
The United States says it does not ignore League communications and will not join the World Court until the Versailles treaty is ratified and Senate action occurs. President Harding and Senator Lodge label the League “dead,” while some see it alive, as policy remains unsettled.
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America
Lawrence
Washington
United States
League of Nations
World Court of International Justice
League
Department of State
Hughes
Senate
World Court
State Department
Harding
Lodge
Elihu Root
Mr. Root
Council of the League
Republican Party
Atlantic
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Longworth
Representative Garrett
Tennessee
Garrett
Kentucky
the Commercial Tribune
Andolph
Small Mat Atala
Illinois
U. S
Gigotte
Luuat
State
Said Rothstein
John.Seys
David Lawrence
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