French Cabinet Stands With Belgium At Genoa Rift
Paris reports the French cabinet opposed the Genoa note to Russia, pledging loyalty to allies and resisting private property seizures for sale. Poincare and Barthou agree to avoid any move that harms American interests or Belgian participation. The split threatens the Genoa conference as oil interests and reparations battles loom.
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Paris
Russia
Genoa
Belgium
France
Louis Barthou
Poincare
M. Barthou
Barthou
Lloyd Geoge
Ond
Supreme Council
Standard Oil Company
Shell
Royal Dutch Oil
Lloyd George
Leonid Krussia
Rakowski
Great Britain
Albania
Balkan
Ambassadors
Rents Drop Slightly Yet Stay Far Above Prewar Levels
The National Industrial Conference Board reports wage earner home rents fell about 2.5 percent since last November but remain 65 percent above prewar figures. Data drawn from 476 agencies in major U S cities.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
United States
Beveridge Beats New in Indiana Primary Victory
Albert J. Beveridge leads U S Senator Harry S New in Indiana with 18 235 votes. Unofficial totals from 246 precincts show Beveridge ahead by a large margin causing Washington political reaction.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
United States
Harry S. New
Albert J. Beveridge
Washington
Dublin Seizure by Irregular Troops Halts Port Duties
Insurgent forces in Dublin hold seized buildings including Masonic and Sunlight soap sites. They repudiate surrender rumors, raid Bank of Ireland branches, and disrupt port operations delaying wage payments to over 1,000 workers. Rory O Connor negotiated books for sandbags, but raids and barricades persist.
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Port Board
Kildare Street Club
Sunlight
High Court
Four Courts
Dublin Castle
City Hall
Grattan Bridge
Rory O'Connor
Bank of Ireland
Tipperary
Boyle
Charlesville
County Cork
Gronna, Former U S Senator, Dies at 64
Dakota native Asie J. Gronna dies at his home after recent return from Rochester Minnesota where he underwent an operation. He was sixty four years old. News briefs from New York Denver Philadelphia Mexico City Paoting Fu China Dublin and San Francisco accompany the notice.
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N. D
Asie J. Gronna
United States
North Dakota
Mr. Gronna
Rochester
Minn
New York
Interhough Rapid Transit Company
Manhattan Railway Company
State Transit Commission
Union Bakers
New York City
Lockwood Investigating Committee
Denver
First National Bank
Lafayette
Liberty
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
General Wood
Mexico City
Mexico
Pao Ting FU
China
Wu Pei Fu
Dublin
de Valera
Ireland
Free State
Wilkenny
San Francisco
Sally Saunders
Ann Rutledge
Lincoln
California
New Jersey battle over nominees and political interference
Governor Edwards calls weekly sessions after the state senate blocks confirmations for Gloucester county judge and prosecutors in Gloucester and Cape May. Interim appointments fill posts as the fight centers on judicial nominations amid partisan strategy and public publicity.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Edwards
State Senate
Gloucester County
Gloucester
Cape May
Hudson County
Senate
Joseph A. Lannigan
McCran
Genoa Talks Edge Toward German Reparations Relief
British Premier Lloyd George holds extended talks with German leaders including Dr. Wirth and Dr. Rathenau at Genoa villa amid nondisclosure on reparations plans. Russians study memorandum and may respond by Saturday as France and Belgium complicate Article VI.
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Rathenau
Lloyd-George
Lord Birkenhead
Edward Grise
Ezarding
Germany
Rakovsky
Tchitcherin
Litvinoff
France
Belgium
Santa Margherita
Poincare
M. Barthou
Lloyd George
Italy
Great Britain
Schanzer
London
Angora
M. Pranklin-Bouilon
British Foreign Office
Signor Schaunger
Gaara
England
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Russia
Baltic
Black Sea
Bessarabia
Lenine
New Dry Navy Vessel Joins Prohibition Fleet
The destroyer Hahn, a Treasury Prohibition unit based in New York, was commissioned and assigned to the barge office. It carries two wireless telephone outfits a one pounder a pistol assortment and ammunition for bootlegger interdiction duties.
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New York
New
Hahn
Treasury Department
Prohibition Navy
Treasury Fire Extinguished After Ten Hour Battle
Washington officials say a ten hour blaze on the Treasury roof reached the fourth floor, damaging the building an estimated 75000 dollars. Firemen attributed the blaze to boiling pitch left by workmen as the cause.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Treasury
Government moves to probe wartime fraud with new probes
Washington reports steps by the executive and legislative branches to investigate wartime fraud. President Harding asks Congress for 500000 dollars for the Justice Department to prosecute all war related civil and criminal cases. Attorney General Daugherty names Rosco Mc Culloch as special assistant to lead investigations into wartime contracts and expenditures.
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Harding
House
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Rosco McCulloch
Ohio
McCulloch
Savd
House Rules’ Committee
Department of
Department
Washington News Roundup Secretaries and Senate Action
Secretary Denby tells the senate committee that leasing of oil reserve lands needs Congressional approval. The senate adopts the conference report on the agriculture appropriation bill posting 36 774 000 dollars, about 1 082 000 more than the home bill. The Cape Cod canal purchase proposal 11 500 000 is reported by the house Interstate Commerce Commission. War department orders summer trainings sending troops from Fort Sheridan to Camp Custer for civilian instruction. John Bassett Moore named American representative to the rules of warfare commission. Democrats press Attorney General Daugherty over war contract prosecutions delayed. Daugherty blames political and justice department activity. U S troops to stay on the Rhine. House Rules votes to take up war fraud inquiry. Senator Caraway again pressures Daugherty. Nat Goldstein nominated for collector of internal revenue in Missouri’s First District. Bev eridge’s Indiana primary win shocks party dynamics.
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Senate
Congress
Cape Cod Canal
House Interstate Commerce Commission
War Department
Fort Sheridan
Camp Custer
John Bassett Moore
Daugherty
Justice Department
United States
Rhine
House Rules Committee
Caraway
Angsalla
Harding
Nat Goldstein
Internal Revenue
St. Louis
Missouri
Harry S. New
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
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