Washington News Roundup Narrows Policy and Political Plays
A busy Washington week features tariff proposals to curb cheap imported foods, a Senate clash over naval armament funding, resignations and confirmations in the diplomatic and prison systems, prohibition enforcement challenges, and a flood of economic and public health concerns from typhoid control to rising food costs. The mix includes international treaties, state politics, and notable U.S. leaders and scandals shaping policy.
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Notable Deaths and Career Moves Across Nations
Obituaries report Civil War veteran Dr H d Clark the oldest registered Iowa physician dying in McGregor. Wealthy Daniel G Reid dies in New York after brief illness at sixty. estimated fortune 25 million. Walter Guruma of AT&T elected president in New York replacing H B Thayer. Father Francis Xavier Twellmyer Loyola president dies in New Orleans. A daughter born to Mrs. Manning nee Helen Taft formerly Bryn Mawr dean, in New Haven.
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Disputed World Events Stir Telegrams From Tokyo to Berlin
A Tokyo dispatch claims four Japanese army divisions will be disbanded starting May 15 and Japan will gain rights to Saghalin coal deposits under a long term lease. Pershing arrives in Buenos Aires after a Chilean voyage. Trotzky is removed as chairman of the revolutionary War council by Moscow’s Communist leadership. Luther presents his ministry to the Reichstag in Berlin as European politics shift.
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Paris reparations row sows US unease in world talks
In Paris American delegates face concerns of entanglement as Hughes insists the Dawes plan allocation carries no US commitment. Senate seeks full text and explanations of Kellogg’s reservations while Borah and Johnson urge clarity on sanctions and responsibility.
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Borah Urges Repudiation Of War Debt With France
Idaho Senator Borah told the chamber that repudiation of France’s war debt is the issue, arguing the U S should not be an exacting creditor. He cited Britain’s settlement terms as generous, suggesting France would face similar treatment if a deal were possible, while noting historic Versailles efforts.
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Costa Rica Resigns From League of Nations
Costa Rica resigns from the League of Nations transmitting a check for 18877 to cover back dues. No reason given, but a league official suggests nonpayment of assessment. The withdrawal to take effect January 1, 1427 due to two year notice, though officials hope to induce a reversal.
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Oklahoma House Rejects Child Labor Law Amendment
Oklahoma House votes down proposed child labor amendment, with debate centering on state constitutional limits. Unclear details show a narrow defeat and ongoing discussion among lawmakers about restrictions and enforcement.
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