President Opens Budget Talks Aims Economy Era
President Harding pledges a new era of economy and efficiency at a budget conference with high officials including Dawes and Lawrty. Dawes outlines the budget office aims to give the President control over government finances and curb rising public debt and expenditures.
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Lawgherty
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Christin
Cootlige
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Stard
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Saministration
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Tata
Tie Caliente
Condusiere
Bridger
Chicago strike ends as judge to arbitrate row
Chicago union prnners decide to return to work after accepting Judge Landis as arbitrator to settle differences with employing contractors. The conference with the arbitration board resolves the dispute blocking Chicago’s $100,000,000 pulling Meup.
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Union Cure Prnners
Judge Lams
Judge Landis
Yntons
Chicage
Labor Board Slashes All Railroad Wages Across Class 1 Roads
Chicago June 28 The United States railroad labor board expanded its July wage reduction to nearly all large railroads, adding 210 roads to the 104 already affected. The 12 percent cut aims to save about 400000000 annually when applied to all class 1 employees, matching the earlier order and expanding coverage as hearings progressed nationwide.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Isbor Ul
Labor Board
MME CURIE OFF FOR FRANCE
Mme Curie scientist and radium pioneer sails for France aboard the Ghomple with her two daughters. The journey follows a gift reception at an American site and includes a rest stop in Parks before continuing her work.
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Mme
Curie
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France
Tia Wore OF
America
Bsene
Uae
Peace Resolve Passed By House In Wartime End Vote
The House adopted a compromise peace resolution by 268 to 59 to end the state of war with Germany and Austria-Hungary. The measure, drafted as a Knox-Porter compromise, reserves U S rights under Versailles and Trianon terms, and calls for German property retentions to be settled and Grover Bergsoll to be returned.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
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Wilson
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Congress
House
Claturg
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Admiral McGruder speech quoted at Parliament in wartime notice
June 21 press report from Washington notes Admiral Yherus f McGruder of United Nintex was hailed at Parliament and quoted by Liam- Tae Bdlees. Denby says McGruder was misquoted and asserts the United States will aid France if attacked, stressing diplomatic intent and stance in the public remarks.
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Yherus F McGruder
United Nintex
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Liam- Tae
Denby
Admiral McGender
United States
France
Allies Get German Cars
Washington reports Germany has fulfilled its obligation to replace railway cars taken from Allied countries during the war. Advices from official channels say Germany supplied 3,419 state owned cars and 6 private wagons to Belgium, and 1,492 state owned and 323 private cars to France, with totals exceeding reparations pledges.
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Germany
Hag
Cteelen
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Belgium
Ouud Sane
France
Stromboli Eruption Shocks Northern Bieliy Coast
Reports describe Stromboli erupting with a violent explosion heard along the northern Bieliy coast. Residents evacuated as lava and ash spewed, triggering emergency alerts. Officials say the eruption began with a powerful blast and caused widespread disruption.
News Bits From 1920s Europe and America
Lady Randolph Churchill and Misa reminiscences surface as Jennia Jerving of New York dies in London. The Washington house adopts Borah disarmament amendment amid payal appropriation. Bonaparte dies near Baltimore. Wisconsin enrollment hits 4 800 at Madison Summer. Wilson licensed as attorney in New York. Panama Canal traffic hits May low since 1920. US Gypsum plant at Fort Dodge destroyed for 300 000. Sinn Fein leaders released from Mountjoy. Irish officer shot near Cork. 45 Sinn Feiners captured. Senator France heads to Soviet Russia via Riga. Royal Irish Constabulary numbers to be quadrupled. Germany to replace wartime railway material. US gunboat monitors Wu Chow clash as Sun Yat Sen forces gain ground. Ulster cabinet backs conference with Lloyd George. Trafalgar Square hosts bronze copy gift from Virginia. Disabled American Veterans warn Socialists at Detroit convention.
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Misa
Jennia Jerving
New Yark
London
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Joly
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Washington
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New York
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Arthur Griffith
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London Daily Sketch
Germany
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Virginia
Great Britain
Socialist National Convention
Detroit
Mich
Warren Warren Chosen as U S Ambassador in Tokyo
Tokyo papers show strong interest in Charles B. Warren as the new United States ambassador. The Bhugai Shogyo Shimpo notes delays reflect careful selection amid many pending issues. It calls him open minded and not biased, though unsure of his views.
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Charles B. Warren
United Sates
Bhugai Shogyo Shimpo
Ambaseador
Warren
The Markets and Grain Prices Sketchy Listing
Market notes show various grain prices and wholesales with mixed figures for flour, wheat, hay, and timothy. Entities include Fort Worth style postings, brands, weights, and prices with some unclear OCR errors scattered through barley and clover entries.
Plan to End Datayg In Passing Legislation To End Red Tape
Washington June 29 Representative Ansorge of New York and ten others joined a call for a conference of about 100 Republican members to discuss the situation. He said the group is not revolting but wants action on tax reform tariff and a peace resolution. He argued older members forget the people and that first term Republicans seek influence. The signers include Fook Timote Clarke New York Knight Ohio Hogan New York Arentz Nevada Beck Wisconsin Beedy Maine Feon Connecticut and Lineberger California.
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Républican Party
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Knight
Ohio
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Arentz
Nevada
Beck
Wisconsin
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Maine
Feon
Connecticut
Lineberger
California
Drive on tax delinquents targets narcotics evaders
Washington July 1 Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair announced a drive on tax delinquents aimed at violators of anti narcotic laws. Taxes of the sort are due July 1 and the commissioner said he instructed field agents to use vigilance against such evaders as against other tax dodgers.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Blair
Cars Ready for Rush Crops
Chicago July 1 Determined that every grain and coal carrying car shall be ready so that the road can render 10 per cent service when the crops begin to move and the public commences to buy coal E P Bracken view president in charge of operation of the Burlington road advises that effective July 1 his line will employ 1009 car repairers
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Chicago
E. P. Bracken
Burlington Road
Cuba Plans 808000 Tons Sugar Purchase and Bank Reform
Cuban authorities announce a planned purchase of 808000 tons of sugar and creation of a state bank modeled on the U S Federal Reserve to stabilize the economy without compromising sovereignty. A separate report notes a crime incident where a man fled after a car hijacking and shooting, leaving a frightened bystander.
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Cuba
Federal Reserve Bank of the
United States
Gompers Re-elected Head of AFL by Landslide
In a labor movement milestone, Samuel Gompers secures leadership of the American Federation of Labor with 25,022 votes against Lewis’s 18,824. Gompers asserts bold speakout for labor needs and declares he will order the convention to proceed despite the cheers and gratitude from delegates.
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Elmer Schlesinger
Chicago
Lasker
American ‘Federation of Labor
Lewis
Gomperis
Gompers
Labor Movement
Leeds to Take Wife Name in Greek Marriage
Paris reports that William H. Leeds will marry Princess Xenia of Greece at Prince Georges of Greece home in St Cloud near Paris. He will be the first American bridegroom to take his wife name and be offered the title of prince consort, easing Greek family objections.
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Paris
Willam H. Leeda
Xenia
Greece
Prince Georges
St. Cloud
Paria
Young Leeds
Astood
Paper mill strike ends after arbitration vote
Albany residents report that striking paper mill workers in the United States and Canada voted to accept the manufacturers proposal for arbitration of the wage dispute that led to shutdowns on May 1 and May 11. Jeremiah Z. Carey, president of the International Brotherhood of Papermakers, announced the decision. Mills are expected to reopen next week.
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Albany
N. X
Canada
Jeremiah Z. Carey
International Brotherhood of Papermakers
Unclear charge leads to suspensions at Washington office
Officials declined to comment on a fraud investigation involving several employees at a Washington bureau clerk and other staff, with one named individual Beno William PB-Beno previously a clerk. The case centers on a signal of misconduct and potential bias in the insurance division.
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Washington
William PB
Beno
Fritch
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