Senate OKs emergency tariff bill amid wide party splits
The Senate passed the emergency tariff and anti dumping measure 63 to 28 after rejecting most amendments. Democrats Brousard Jones Kendrick Myers Pittman Ransdell Sheppard backed the bill with Republicans. Ashurst was absent or supportive. Knox dye import control provision approved 61 to 25 amid broad opposition to monopolistic power fears.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Broussard
Louisiana
Jones
New Mexico
Kendrick
Wyoming
Myers
Montana
Pittman
Nevada
Ransdell
Sheppard
Texas
Ashurst
Arizona
Moses
New Hampshire
House
Eee
Knox
Pennsylvania
King
Utah
Isum
New México
Harrison
Mississippi
Index of Amusements and Advertisements Page 2
A fragmented newspaper page lists various advertisers and business names such as Crowe's Park Opening, Fifth-Third National Bank, Hyde Park Lumber Co, McCrone's Restaurants, Merryweather-Coffee, Newstedt-Confirmation Gifts, Schaefer Rubber Co, Shillito's-Furniture, and Swift Laboratory Tanilac. The jumble reflects a classifieds style layout with vendors across retail, services, and local institutions.
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Peowedse
Cleaning Co
Epoesessnse
B. B. C.—Medical
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Caeeene
Crowe's Park
Cunard Anchor
Dexter Lumber Co
Dunlap
Fifth-Third National Bank
Financial— Pearl-Market Bank
Adveeegeben Pny Ae Cess
Gidding
Hyde Park Lumber Co
Kolbe & Co
Kotalko
Ery Club Cigare
McCrone's
Merryweather
Nunner & Ashton—Mattress Sale
Ieee
Kida Co
Seaaliatar Swift Laboratory
Tanilac
The Yankee Danger in South and Central America
Madrid dispatch reports Deputy Barcia of La Libertad warning that the United States seeks total dominion over the American continents. He cites U S actions across Chile to Mexico, claiming Washington displaced European influence and could become arbiter of vast markets, while fearing loss of Spanish heritage and influence.
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Madrid
Augusto Barcla Y Trelles
la Libertad Today
el Debate Tiempo
United States
South
Central America
Barcia
South and
Chile
Peru
Bolivia
Ecuador
Nicaragua
Panama
Santo Domingo
Cuba
Mexico
Atlantic
America
Spain
Portugal
England
France
Germany
Italy
West Virginia Labor Federation Condemns Gompers Policy
An AP dispatch from Huntington reports the West Virginia Federation of Labor adopted a resolution condemning Samuel Gompers policies. Delegates from Ward local of the United Mine Workers introduced the resolution asserting Gompers has diverted AFL policies. Widespread reaction from federation leaders followed with mixed views on leadership and future cooperation.
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Associated Press
Huntington
W. Va
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
West Virginia Federation of Labor
Gompers
Ward
United Mineworkers of America
Matthew Woll
Federation
West Virginia
Frank Morrison
John Ll. Lewis
Mr. Gompers
Daniel J. Tobin
John Lewis
Tobin
Sullivans Accused in Stamp Purchase Plot
Mrs Antoinette Sullivan postmistress of Lamonte Missouri and her husband Daniel her assistant were arrested after a federal grand jury indictment. They allegedly bought goods from mail order houses with postage stamps boosting Lamonte post office stamp sales to raise their salaries.
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Sedalia
Antoinette Sullivan
Lamonte
Daniel
Sullivans
Benny Kauff Denies Auto Theft Charge in NY Trial
Benny Kauff, suspended New York Giants outfielder, took the stand to deny a charge of automobile theft. He explained a garage purchase mix up involving Frank Howe and two accomplices, claimed the car he sold to Engel was not the stolen Brennan vehicle, and disputed statements by co-defendants who testified against him.
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New York
Benny Kauff
New York Giants
Kauff
Thomas Brennan
Bronxville
Ignatz Kingel
Ice
Engel
Frank Howe
William Dorst
Dorst
Howe
James Shields
James Whalen
Shields
Whalen
Brennan
Marie Curie arrives in America with radium grant plan
Madame Marie Curie arrives in New York with her daughters to receive from President Harding a gramme of radium for cancer research. She declares radium a cure when properly applied and outlines a US tour visiting Washington Philadelphia Pittsburgh Buffalo and major institutions before June 25 sailing.
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New York
Marie Curie
Harding
United States
Madame Curié
Madame Curie
America
William Brown Meloney
Marie Curie Radium Fund
Mme. Curie
Europe
Chi
Washington
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Colo
Harvard
Yale
Poison Gas Tests Against Warships Start June 21
The Chemical Warfare Service will test poisonous gases against naval vessels off the Atlantic coast beginning June 21 to prove the need for airtight ships and coastal defenses. Tear gas will be released on gassed ships with crews wearing gas masks, while a toxic smoke dust named dipherylchlarine may also be tried.
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Washington
Associated Press
Atlantic
Army
Navy
Chemical Warfare Service
War Department
W. S. Smith
Navy Department
Joint
Army and Navy Board
H. B. Wilson
Atlantic Fleet
Frankfurt
Ostfriesland
Iowa
Alabama
Kearsarge
Secretary of War
Quakers Remove Direct Prohibitions on Dancing Cards
Hicksite Quakers abolish explicit bans on dancing and card playing in their moral conduct rule book. The phrases are replaced by the broader category doubtful diversions, letting individuals judge the acceptable extent of dancing, card playing, and music within conscience.
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Philadelphia
Louisville to oppose Dixie Highway route change
Louisville business leaders plan to push for restoring the original Dixie Highway path via Louisville at the Dixie Highway Association meeting in Chattanooga. Cincinnati merchants and the Chamber of Commerce and Auto Club mobilize a counter delegation to oppose altering the current eastern and western branches.
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Louisville
Dixie Highway Association
Chattanooga
Chicago
Knoxville
Lexington
Cincinnati
Miami Valley
Michigan
Chamber of Commerce
Auto Club
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Crush the Cup Health Slogan Aims at Reuse
Dr. William H. Peters Cincinnati Health Commissioner launches a campaign against reused sanitary paper cups at fountains and soda parlors. He urges crushing cups after use to prevent contamination and enforce the law with strict penalties. The slogan Crush the Cup is promoted to deter second uses.
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William H. Peters
Dr. Peters
Ovation for Mrs Ned Anderson Receives Honor Flag
The Community Chest Campaign honors Mrs Ned Anderson for years of silent, dedicated work. Rev Frank Nelson commends her sacrifice as the twenty sixth Honor Emblem is presented, drawing a strong, heartfelt ovation from the ballroom.
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Ned Anderson
Community Chest
Frank Nelson
Dr. Nelson
Anderson
Traces of Parker Memory Gaps Post Cincinnati Attack
Lee Parker of Williamsburg Ohio, 32, an instructor for disabled veterans, was found in Cincinnati with memory loss after an apparent attack. His father Frank Parker seeks clues to the assault and missing papers in a suitcase believed to hold government documents and personal effects.
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Lee Parker
Williamsburg
Cincinnati
Frank W. Parker
Parker
Billy
Young Parker
Marsh
General Hospital
Weatherly
Georgetown
Dayton
Dennison Hotel
Third Street
Central Avenue
Victory Night in Cincinnati as Chest Campaign Surpasses Plans
Rev Frank Nelson hails an era of helpfulness as 1000 civic leaders cheer 6 237 campaigners at a Hostel Linton rally. Col William Cooper Procter salutes A F Anderson amid scenes of joy and a final total of 1 703 226 dollars with 56 800 pledges reported.
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Frank Nelson
Cincinnati
Community Chest
Linton
Pliny Johnston
Hamilton County
A. F. Anderson
B. H. Kroger
Fred Geier
Cliff Shinkle
A. E. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Echo
John Cronin
Henry Brouse
Laurence Witten
William Cooper Procter
Anderson
Procter
Ned Anderson
William H. Parker
Mr. Nelson
Cincin
Germany Accepts Allies Ultimatum in Reparations
London reports Germany formally accepts all reparations demands. Dr. Sthamer delivered the reply to Prime Minister Lloyd George, who announced in the House that Germany would carry out obligations under the Reparations Commission, disarmament, and war crime trials without reserve.
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London
Associated Press
Germany
Lloyd George
Sthamer
Great Britain
House of Commons
Reichstag
Commons
Basement Fire at Hotel Munro Sparks Alarm
Smoke from a fire in the adjacent meat barber shop owned by Docover spread into the Hotel Munro at 21 25 West Seventh last night. Guest William White alerted staff after discovering the blaze in the basement, and Fire Chief Barney Houston cited crossed wires as the cause.
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Hotel Munro
West Seventh Street
Docover
William White
France Sees Mixed Rejoicing Over German Reparations Accord
Paris reports cautious satisfaction in official and political circles at Germany accepting the allied reparations terms. The mood notes a slim majority in the reichstag for acceptance and doubts about the stability of the new German cabinet. Official sources say French Rhine troops will remain on alert.
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Ruhr
Chamber of Deputies
Briand
London
M. Tardieu
United States
Clemenceau
M. Forgeot
M. Briand
Germany
Reparations Commission
Paris
Associated Press
Rhine
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Knox Dye
Eeee
U. S
Unions
Mme Curie
Gramme
Dixie Highway
Peters
Ady
Chairman Anderson
Anderson Applauded
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