Dispute Over Jurisdiction Of Foreign Commercial Attaches
During the Wilson era a dispute split cabinet ranks over whether commercial attaches fall under the State Department or the Commerce Department. The State Department ultimately prevailed, with backing from figures including the U S Chamber of Commerce, after ties to a Persian official case raised questions about foreign officials acting on U S soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of, Commerce
State Department
Department of Commerce
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Hardig
Holver
Hughes
Aattot Enanges
United States
Persia
Min- Pe Atington
Raveott
Department of Foreign Affairs
Government of
Tment
Department
Hoover
Beheading the wool kings sparks tariff clash in Senate
The dialogue centers on tariffs and protection for the sheep and wool industry. Senator Heflin criticizes political moves to curb the wool kings while having supported tariffs on graphite from his own state. The piece portrays partisan maneuvering and the impact on farmers and soil fertility through pasturing with sheep.
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Helen
Alabama
Senate
West
United States
Heplin
Heflin
Rail action denounced by ICC over coal confiscation
Washington August 15 the Interstate Commerce Commission denounced railroad confiscation of coal moved under priority orders as not consistent with its spirit and harmful to efficient distribution. Railroads were ordered to refrain from such confiscations. Also a separate local note about motorists from this place visiting Marion Center and nearby towns Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Interstate ‘Commerce Commission
I. C. GC
Wm. McTigue
P. C. Zeigler
Frances Green
Forsythe
Clymer
Marion Center
UNGUARDED ROCKS DELAY PEACE EFFORTS IN EUROPE
Reports from major papers critique the failed conference between Lloyd George and France over reparations. Poincare accuses indemnity proposals of being rejected or altered. Bonicare cautions that rupture of the Angio French entente would be a grave misfortune. The note from Earl Balfour and ensuing reactions shape cautious postwar policy. Oliver Nealer visits from Pittsburgh as local notices mention residents returning from Erie trips. Read the Gazette classified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Morning Post
Lloyd George
the Post
United States
Europe
Daily Express
Daily Telegraph
Westminster Gazette
Premer Poincare
Earl Balfour
Bonicare
Grafts Groundhog Orchestra Set for Thursday Show
The noted Graft's Groundhog Orchestra will appear in the city Thursday evening only, marking a rare honor not often secured by cities at this season. The program promises music never heard before, delighting the orchestra's many county followers after their long absence.
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I Groundhog
Baptists Turn Tables On Methodist Team In Upset
The Baptist team defeated the Methodist squad 1 to 0 at Normal Park in a pivotal league battle. Millenberger pitched a standout game for Baptist, allowing only two runs on two hits and contributing three runs and three hits himself. Sprankle at shortstop delivered sure plays with no errors. A large crowd witnessed the setback for the Methodists, their first of the season, with a collection raised to aid league supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal Park
Baptiste
Millenberger
Methodists
Scrotch
Sprankle
Baptist
RH. O. AE
Buterbaugh
C-Lf
Bennett
Methodist
Willans
Millinberger
R. McGregor
R. Brandon
Williams
Millinborger
Guernsey Day At Indiana County Farm Tour Attended
A Guernsey Day event at L W Robinson farm two miles west of Indiana drew over 100 people from across the county. Quaker Oats films impressed attendees and a judging contest covered three rings of registered Guernseys. A County Guernsey Association formation was postponed for a later date. Safe wheat planting dates for Indiana County are Sept 19 to 29 to avoid Hessian Fly, with delays reducing Fly survival after a year of damage in wheat and rye.
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L. W. Robinson
Indiana
Quaker Oats Co
Dawson
Pennam State College
Pennsylvania
Indiana County
Teachers Institute Activities Listed For Next Week
Local teachers gather for a multi day institute featuring lectures by Prof Matheny and Dr Wright on educational topics. Concerts by Fara Grove's Musical Sextet and The Colonial Operatic Co are scheduled with devotional exercises, tableaux vivants, comedies, and a grand closing concert highlighting the week of activities.
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Matheny
Wright
F. W. Wright
Mass
Para Grove
Fara Grove
Helen B. Paulson
Wright Home Sanitation
Ioaghabbe
A. C. Zehngr
Goo
Matheny Amicss
Will H. Smith
The
Colonial Operatic Co
Baseball Results Yesterday National League and Standings
Phillies routed Pittsburgh 10 to 1 while Chicago beat St. Louis 8 to 6. NL standings show New York 85, St. Louis 64, Chicago 60, Pittsburgh 88, Cincinnati 59, Brooklyn 52, Philadelphia 38, Boston 36. Schedule lists New York at Pittsburgh Forbes Field 3:30 p.m. Boston at Chicago. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. AL games note Cleveland at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, Chicago at Boston, St. Louis at Washington.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
National League
W. New York Seseesess
1St. Louis
E.e.-Ss
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Eestseeus
Boston
New York
Forbes Field
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Pet
St. Lewis Vy.eeene
New Yorkebe Bete
Detroit Wiesererssice Bo
Taee Teers
Washington Vereeee
Eescueseeveys
Sun Yat Sen Invited to Pekin as Northern Leaders Rally
From Pekin Aug 15 International News Service Dr Sun Yat Sen former president of Southern China has been invited to Pekin and has backing from leading northern figures Sun becomes a central factor in the Chinese crisis President Li Yuan Hung says he is betrayed by the Militariats and hopes the parliament will accept his resignation Pardoned Re arrested Philadelphia Aug 15 Jesse Murphy held after brief freedom before re arrest for murder in Massachusetts He may implicate George Rollins and Charles Murphy in a six year old crime
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Pekin
Sun Yat Sen
China
Sun
Li Yuan Hung
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Jesse Murphy
Boston
Massachusetts
Murphy
Boston Chainatore
George Rollins
Charles
Feir
Broad Street
Boston Secrer
Card of Thanks for W. H. Foreman
The family of the late W. H. Foreman expresses grateful appreciation for kindness shown by friends and neighbors during illness and death. They thank Tyrone Lodge No. 4 F and A M Rehab Commandery No. 507 Knights of Malta Inspection Department Duquesne Steel Works and other local groups for floral offerings and support.
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W. H. Foreman
Tyrone Lodge
Rehab Commandery
Knights of Malta
Duquesne
Orks
CIA Club of
Herrisburg
Indiang Fr. & Ps
Indiana County bids for lightning rods at Children’s Home
The Commissioners of Indiana County will receive bids for placing lightning rods on the Children’s Home until 12 o clock noon Wednesday August 28 1922. Each bidder must furnish a sample of rods with bids. The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
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Indiana County
Union Leaders Divided Over Unimpaired Seniority Plan
Union leaders and cabin officers oppose a White House unimpaired seniority proposal, fearing solidarity would break and hardened roads would gain relief. Officials in Washington and on the Coast call the twin coal and rail strike an industrial crisis and national peril. California fruit growers, facing $50 million losses from shipment slowdowns, meet to pool efforts to salvage the record crop led by Agriculture Director G. E. Hecke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
San Francisco
California
G. E. Hecke
End of Coal Strike Narrowly Spares Region
Kins and W L Robinson of the Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal Company oversaw about 15 million tons withdrawn from a conference of 60 million tons after adding outside tonnage. A special committee including R L Wildermuth Thomas Watkins William Green and Philip Murray prepared the agreement, expected to be ratified today by the full scale committee. Frank Kreitzer of DuBais visited Indiana relatives recently.
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Kins
W. L. Robinson
Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal Company
Gallagher
R. L. Wildermuth
Lorain and Ohio Coal and Ore Company
Thomas Watkins
Pennsylvania Coal Company
William Green
Philip Murray
Mine Workers’ Union
Evening Broadcast Schedule From Radio Stations
Radio listings for KDKA Pittsburgh and WIZ Newark show a 3 30 a m weekly fashion feature and public health service update at 9 p m. A piano soloist Miss Juliet Bartletti and performers Philip Thomas Francis Meyer Arthur Brown are listed. Newark programs include musical pantomime man in the moon musical concert by Aust Tastensbe and James Daniel Murray with piano pieces. The schedule includes latenight piano concert by Martha Weiss.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
United States Publ Health Service
Jultiet Bartletti
Soe
Philip Thomas
Francis Meyer
Arthur Brown
Yar
Aust Tastensbe
James Daniel Murray
Martha Weiss
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Ralph, Jr
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Thomas
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Hooks
GRAFT
Methodiate
Pirot
Tive
American Farm Bureau Federation
L. Pet
Serseee
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United Presbyterians
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Alexander
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Haines
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Glazner
Phila
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Phils
DR. Sun
W. B. Stah
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John Huey
Forae
J. E. Cara
Cazotte
Joseph Shearer
Philo
Bex
M. Buehman
Ook
Ux Etme Pe
Universal Tire and Rubber Company
Michigan City
Worlen Furniture Store
Luther Tyger
Christy’s Alley
South 7Th Street
Chestnut Grove
Gazette Office
Cc A Ats Oy
Omega Chi Fraternity
Ronald Logan
S. Suh Street
Larga
Alto
Dodge Bros
Cagard
ieCremuy
Perman
Calogaté
Creekside
Indiana Real Katalé Co
Savin and Trust Bidg
Ghureh Street
West School Street
Washington Street
East Church St
65Th Street
Indiana Real Estate
Sn Savinga and Trust Bldg
Heath
Dega
Savings and Trust
Philadelphia St
Studebaker
Philadelphia Street
Bunstan
West Church Street
Mattie M Bets
Jakie
Carl Walker
Sarah Lydick
Robert M. Fisher
Willis Wilson
Z Bothell
R Doty
I R Wiley
TsSsa
Harding
Cabinet
Frank Kreitzer
DuBais
WIZ
Newark
Utility Electric Co
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