Harding Insists on Shipping Bill Special Session Threat
President Harding signals recall of Congress if the Merchant Marine subsidy bill is not enacted this session. Republican leaders push for swift action as House rules move to secure an early vote while the White House promises pressure to pass the measure.
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Washington
Harding
Campbell
House Rules Committee
Congress
House
White House
Congressman Campbell
Committee On Rules
Rules Committee
Warren G, Harding
Representative Garrett
Representative Mundell
Ford
Muscle Shoals
Mundell
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Commiittee
Senate
Musele Shoals
Drunkenness on Increase Arrests Rise in New York 1921
New York officials report more intoxication arrests in 1921 than in 1920 or 1919. Magistrates courts arraigned 372,100 in 1921 and 360,559 in 1920, with a rising trend since 1917. 6,726 offenders were recorded in 1921 compared with 6,840 in 1920 and 5,657 in 1919.
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New York
Iagistrates' Courts
Drive Judge From Town In Immorality Charge
Bay Minette Alabama citizens gathered with town officials to order Probate Judge Voltz to leave town over accusations of improper relations with a married woman. He departed Sunday and was last known to be away. authorities say the mob demanded his exile.
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Bay Minette
Ala
Voltz
Baldwin County
Fire devastates Arverne causing extensive destruction
Fire roared through Arverne destroying three quarters of the resort area. More than 450 buildings were demolished and about 5 million dollars in losses reported. Hundreds homeless as 43 NYC fire companies battled the blaze for five hours aided by National Guard troops and dynamite to halt its spread.
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Corona
Elmhurst
Rockaways
Seaside
Rockaway Park
New York City
Ninth Coast Defense, National Guard
Lakehurst Proving” Grounds
American Chemical Warfare Service
Lakehurst
France
Camp Dix
Proving Grounds
United States
Washington Republicans battle over tariffs and ship subsidies
Senate Finance Committee members clash over a high tariff on aluminum while a ship subsidy bill faces jeopardy amid liquor aboard Shipping Board ships. President Harding pressures action as lawmakers fight on soldiers' bonus, liquor, and forestry bureau issues.
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Harding
McCumber
Roosevelt
Admiral Wilson
Kaplan
Annapolis
Jetter
Nat Goldstein
St. Louis
Senate
Goldstein
Gallivan
House
United States Shipping Board
Shipping Board
Farm Bloc
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Office of Forestry Bureau
Department of Interior
National Guard reorganization and taxes court ruling
Governor Edwards restores the Fifty seventh Brigade units to prior status. Price to command the One Hundred and Fourteenth Regiment at Sea Girt encampment with Stone as liaison. Supreme Court upholds gross receipts tax on utilities, ruling it constitutional and within state power. Philadelphia bill posting ordinance sustained.
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National Guard
North Jersey
Winfield S. Price
Camden
One Hundred and Fourteenth
Edward B. Stone
Burlington
Stone
American Legion
Powell
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Fifty-seventh Brigade
Borden
South Jersey
Howard S. Borden
Oceanic
Home Guard
Fifty Seventh Brigade
Federal Militia Bureau
Naional Guard
One Hundred and Fourteenth Infantry
Vhe
New Jersey
Gas and Electric
Hearkind Power
Supreme Court Ig
Justice Trenchard
Salem and Pennsgrove Traction Company
Frenchard
State Board of Taxes and Assessment
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Frank
Uncle Sam Bootlegger Charge Sparks Shipping Board Row
Augusta Busch accuses the United States of becoming the biggest bootlegger by liquor sales on Shipping Board vessels beyond the three mile limit. Ben Lasker responds liquor would be sold on ships. Prohibition Director Haynes vows enforcement if legality is settled. Remmers details witness claims and Busch losses from obeying prohibition.
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United States
Lasker
Adolphus Busch
Kaiser
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
Anheuser- Busch
Harding
Shipping Board
Washington
O. T. Remmers
Augusta Busch
Europe
Busch Sts
Remmers
Iit Chiairman
America
Buseh
Francis
Busch
Germany
De-Inking Process Could Recycle Newsprint in Wisconsin
A new de-inking method from the United States Forest Products Laboratory in Madison may reclaim 2 200 000 tons of newsprint yearly. A pilot mill has de-inked 1 500 tons of old newspapers and converted the material into strong, properly colored newsprint stock for printing.
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Madison
Wis
United States Forest Products Laboratory
Harvard Andover Unite As Theological School In Harvard
Harvard University and Andover Theological Seminary announce merger to form Theological School in Harvard University. The combined entity will include Harvard Divinity School and Andover graduates as Congregational ministers. The merger takes effect next September per President Lowell's address to Andover alumni.
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Theological School
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Bankhead Pushes Liquor Ban Amendment on Subsidy Bill
Congress debates a Bankhead amendment to the subsidy bill prohibiting payments to owners of vessels storing or selling liquor above one half of one percent alcohol. The Merchant Marine Committee delayed action as Democrats seek to amend, while Republicans like Representative Cooper oppose rules blocking the amendment and push a broader ban on liquor sales aboard ships.
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Representative Bankhead
Alabama
House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
United States
Bankhead
House
Representative Cooper
Ohio
Cooper
The
Shipping Board
World News In Condensed Form From Across The Globe
A digest noting The Hague talks on settlement methods, Ireland's constitution in Britain, Weeks warns on prohibition, Chicago clothiers oppose a 33 cent tariff, Johns Hopkins gifts total 7.76 million, Sesquicentennial Exposition delayed to 1927, Jackson mob clash with jail siege ends with tear gas, George Washington Aldridge dies on a golf course, 300 drowned plus missing after river floods in El Salvador, relief official Haskell says famine ended in Vulga region.
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London
Cleveland
Weeks
Western Reserve
Chicago
National Association of Retail Clothiers of Chicago
Senate
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Philadelphia
Jackson
Mich
George Straub
Alice Mallett
Rye
N. Y
George Washington Aldridge
Port of
Vulga
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