World News Roundup from Washington and Global Events
Republican senators push to alter Senate rules for unlimited debate while Hoover plans price controls on coal. Taft to study English judiciary. Lincoln Memorial dedication in Washington. Reports cover Libyan loan, McCumber bonus, coal company losses, race and crime incidents, politics in Ireland and Asia, and riots in Belfast with casualties.
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Washington
Senate
Lincoln Memorial
Justice Taft
Harding
Robert Todd Lincoln
Germany Yields to Allied Ultimatum and Reparations Plan
Germany accepts the allied reparations terms while international bankers in Paris study the postwar financial framework. The Reichstag avoids a vote of no confidence as Lloyd George hints at possible reductions. In Washington, war fraud probes begin with lumber contracts and Hoover outlines fair coal prices to curb profiteering amid strikes. The Breen era tensions extend to Ireland and Ulster with Churchill's warning about government actions.
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Germany
Ireland
Hoover
Alabam
West Virginia
Harlan and Hazard
Kentucky
Appalachian
Tennessee
Alabama
Garfeld
Hermes
Wirth
Reichstag
Stimes
Lloyd George
House of Commons
France
Of Course He Didn't War Time Postcard Incident
A rural minister complained about a poatoon reading his postcards and sharing their contents. He sent a postcard to a medical friend in the village asking to tell him more, noting the postman would read it. The postman delivered it to the doctor and declared angrily that the war would not be read.
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Edward W. Pickard
United States Railway Labor Board
Edward H. Fitzgerald
Railway Clerks’ Organization
Cincinnati
Federal Board
Federated
M. Jewell
Labor Board
Washington
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Peyton Gordon
Daugherty
Caraway
Charles W. Moree
Federal Penitentiary
Harding
Mr. Daugherty
Stud Game Quarrel Sparks Tense Exchange In Tombstone
An Easterner and a Westerner clash over game etiquette in a sociable stud session in Tombstone. The Western man warns against getting too far ahead, saying he will shoot him on the spot if needed, in a heated exchange noted by the American Legion Weekly.
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Tombstone
American Legion Weekly
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