Newspaper Men Meet President in First Conference Weeks
President Harding told correspondents he will not sign the McKumber bonus bill and favors a sales tax to fund it. He plans to reappoint W P G Harding to the Federal Reserve Board and create farm representation on the board. He opposes abolishing the Shipping Board without timely ship subsidy legislation. He supports continued American relief in Russia and backing for an international narcotics restraint body.
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McCumber
Harding
Reserve Board
Washington
White House
Senate Finance Committee
W. P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Eugene Meyer
War Finance Corporation
Shipping Board
Congress
Watson
Georgia
American Relief Administration
Russia
United States
League of Nations
Pope defies tradition by appointing woman to papal staff
Rome June 3 Pope Pius disregards centuries of ritual by placing Signora Linda the household manager inside his apartment and naming her housekeeper and wardrobe aide. The move, first for a woman, drew Vatican conservative protests though the pope stated it is his will and cited his duties.
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Rome
Pius
Signora Linda
Giornale D'Italia
Sigmora Lina
Ratti
Vatican
Senate Drops Tariff To Take Up Army Bill
Washington June 3 The Senate set aside the tariff bill after six weeks of consideration to take up the army appropriation measure. Chairman Wadsworth said the military bill could be completed in a few days.
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Washington
Senate
iChairman Wadsworth
Military Affairs Committee
President Harding Honors Lincoln Memorial Dedication
President Harding lauded Lincoln as savior of the republic while stressing the supreme aim of maintaining union and nationality. He argued Lincoln would not have resorted to war to end slavery but trusted abolition through public conscience and constitutional order.
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Washington
Harding
Lincoln
Washington Monument
Republic
America
Automobile Blown Up In Muskegon City Blast
A dynamite blast in Muskegon Michigan destroyed Emil Achenbach’s automobile and caused a citywide panic. Windows on buses within two blocks shattered and Achenbach, returning from Miss Patricia Byron of Chicago, was knocked down while Miss Byron was badly stunned on her steps. Car debris flew as far as 400 feet and the blast was heard two miles away.
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Muskegon
Mich
Emil Achenbach
Achenbach
Patricia Byron
Chicago
Harding invites How to hobo convention in Buffalo
President Harding extended an invitation to James Eads How leader of the International Brotherhood Welfare association to attend the hobo convention planned for July 4 in Buffalo. How called at the White House to discuss the event.
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Harding
Buffalo
Washington
James Eads How
Millonaire Hobo
International Brotherhood Welfare Association
White House
Telephones Are High In Japan Inwarted Patience for New Subscribers
In Japan under the government system a telephone instrument is the prized possession of foreigners and new subscribers face long waits. Even ten years after ordering, installation remains unmet. Ownership allows transfer with a small fee, but instruments fetch high prices, with Tokyo values ranging from 100 to 1.20 dollars.
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Tokyo
Japan
Gov- P
British Troops Active in Ulster Front Amidshore Tensions
Belfast reports fresh British forces including infantry artillery and air units massing on the Ulster border to confront Sinn Fein activity. Reinforcements from Scotland and England arrive as aircraft and transports join operations, while clashes in Tyrone Donegal and Pettigoe yield casualties and arrests.
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Belfast
Belfast Lough
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Tyrone- Donegal
Northern Ireland
Curragh Brigade
Birkenhead
Guernsey
Royal Fusiliers
Liverpool Regiment
Ballykinder
County Down
Royal Air Service
England
Aldergrove Aviation Ground
Seventeenth Brigade
Cork
Belleek
Ulster Forces
Pettigee
Free State
Enniskillen
Pettigoe
Kesh
Boa Island
Resscor
Waterfoot
Magheramenagh
Wallace
London
Special Ulster Police
Irish Republican Army
Lettercan
Fermanagh
Woman Burned to Death in Car Fire Crash
Mrs. Aaron Anderson of Stanton died in a car fire when the vehicle was destroyed by flames. Her husband was burned as well. J. R. Hodges of Red Oak, driver of the other car, is held for investigation of the death.
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Red Oak
Aaron Anderson
Stanton
J. R. Hodges
Death of Marion Harland author Mary Virginia Terhune
Mrs. Mary Virginia Terhune died at her New York City home after a short illness. The Virginia native wrote under the name Marion Harland and was famed for novels, cookbooks, and etiquette volumes. She married Rev. Edward Payson Terhune in 1856, who died in 1907.
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Marion Harland
New York
Mary Virginia Terhune
Virginia
Edward Payson Terhune
Church Planned in Jamestown First of Its Kind
Rev. Robert Hall of the Southern Methodist church announces plans to build Jamestown Tenn a new church the town’s first structure of this kind despite eighty five years since incorporation.
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Jamestown
Tenn
Robert Hall
After Bathing in River a Hunter Becomes Blind in Africa
A white hunter who bathed in a river in East Africa suffered sudden blindness. Doctors investigate possible causes as he seeks treatment and reports his condition.
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East Africa
Hoover to fix coal prices during strike
Secretary Hoover leads a conference with union and nonunion operators to set a reasonable coal price by district. He warns against illegal price fixing and proposes district committees to advise and report on unfair pricing, aiming to curb runaway prices during the strike as production runs about 5 million tons weekly and stock withdrawals rise.
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Washington
Hoover
Commerce
Presiden Harding
Mr. Hoover
Man Slain in Hotel Room with Wife in Attendance
Frank Anderson educational director of the Jones company a major Kansas City department store was found dead in a Midwest hotel room with a bullet through his brain. A nurse from Springfield Missouri identified as Marie L Beal lay wounded beside him and claimed Anderson had another wife.
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Frank Anderson
Kansas City
The
Jones Company
Midwest Hotel
Marie L. Beal
Colony Hospital
Springfield
General Hospital
Anderson
Racer’s crash through fence injures driver in Saginaw
Howard Merchant of Owosso suffered severe injuries when his car crashed through the fence in a local auto racing program. A splinter from the fence pierced his skull, destroying his right eye and leaving him in critical condition at a Saginaw hospital.
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Saginaw
Mich
Howard Merchant
Owosso
Merchant
Japs Push Into Siberia Report
Copenhagen reports from Moscow that Japanese forces are extending their military occupation of Siberia. The dispatch notes continued Japanese advances and expanding control in the region.
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Copenhagen
Siberia
Moscow
Dog Returns Spectacles in Franklin County Farm Field
An Airedale named by the Wingerd family retrieves lost spectacles. Miss Ruth Wingerd misplaced her glasses while walking the farm lands near Chambersburg and the dog returned twenty minutes later with the spectacles clenched in its teeth.
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Chambersburg
J. Beam Wingerd
Franklin County
Ruth Wingerd
Miss Wingerd
House War Over War Fraud Inquiry Sparks Raucous Session
Washington June 2 Republican leaders forceful use of rules to suppress debate on a war fraud investigation. The house erupts with denunciations as 300 members applaud, revealing rifts between old guard and newer GOP factions and a solid Democratic front.
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Washington
House
Old Guard
Roosevelt Warns Midshipmen to Earn Loyal Devotion
Theodore Roosevelt addressing the 1922 Annapolis naval academy graduating class urged midshipmen to pattern their lives so men swear by them not at them. He said obedience follows loyalty of character, beyond rank, and stressed earned devotion from subordinates.
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Roosevelt
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Theodore Roosevelt
Mary Pickford Divorce Upheld by Nevada Supreme Court
The Nevada Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the state attorney general had no authority to initiate extension proceedings in Mary Pickford's divorce case, affirming the divorce standing as of June in Carson City.
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Mary Pickford
Carson City
Nev
Nevada Supreme Court
Evening Lace Frocks Highlight Tangerine Lace Dress
A stylish evening ensemble features colored lace over metal cloth. A standout model pairs tangerine lace with silver cloth and large square motifs from long sleeves. The look emphasizes simplicity of line with rich materials and a scalloped brim hat.
Greece Adopts Article Granting Women's Civic Rights
Athens reports Greece adds an article to its constitution granting civic rights to women. Other items note a Paraguayan revolutionary retreat, President Hsu tendering resignation, and a coal mine disaster near Essen where 18 are dead with eight miners buried alive.
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Athens
Greece
Asuncion
Hsu-Shih-chang
Peking
Eysen
Germany
Mary Virginia Terhune
Metamora
Mich
Flint
Chicago
Washington
Chicago banker Wilam T. Abbott dies after operation
Wilam T. Abbott of Chicago member of the treasury tax simplification board and vice president of the Central Trust company of Illinois died at a Washington hospital after an operation. His death follows a hospital procedure and reflects his roles in finance and government advisory work.
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Washington
Wilam T. Abbott
Chicago
Ita Treasury Tax Simplification Board
The
Central Trust Company of Illinois
Wheat, hay, cattle and hog prices from regional market report
The market listing shows flour prices for hard and soft wheats in 98 lb sacks with warehouse delivery, rye flour grades, and hay varieties with per ton quotes. Cattle prices range from prime steers to cows, with hogs and sheep priced by weight and quality, reflecting a broad regional trading scene.
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Timothy
Lght
Evening Frock Styles Highlight Lace and Chiffon
A stylish comparison notes a frock with black lace over pink chiffon and a white crepe georgette gown layered over pink satin foundation, emphasizing color and fabric combinations.
Elaborate Clasps Highlight Jade Shell and Coral Details
Fragmentary text shows ornate fashion notes with jade shell and coral clasps, jet accents, and three-piece costumes. Mentions capes, earrings, and necklaces. Context unclear but focuses on jewelry and decorative elements.
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Maten
Starve Mites in Hen House
United States Department of Agriculture advises breaking up hiding places to eradicate mites in infested chicken houses. Dust baths do not work. remove roosts and boards. treat floors and cracks with carbolineum or crude petroleum diluted with kerosene. apply in multiple passes and allow drying before reintroducing poultry.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Five Poultry Factors for Profitable Poultry Production
University poultry specialist N. E. Chapman lists five major factors: breeding, feeding, housing, management, and care. He says these essentials establish a practical business basis and that success starts with hatching eggs, day-old chicks, or a few high-production breeding stock, growing into the poultry business.
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N. E. Chapman
University Farm
Avoid Crowding of Chicks Warns of Nighttime Overcrowding
The notice cautions against overcrowding in fowl broods, especially with young chicks. Crowded chicks in brooders or under mother hens may catch cold by morning, leading to illness or death.
Corn for Setting Hen Provides Heat and Nourishment
Setting hens should receive whole corn once daily to supply heat and nourishment. The practice helps keep the hen warm while aiding egg setting.
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