Harvey Stays and Fiscal Surplus Highlight 1920s News
Ambassador Harvey maintains strong U S Britain relations amid rumors of resignation while Mellon forecasts a 125 million dollar year end surplus. Federal officials push to conserve unspent appropriations and return funds to the Treasury as part of broader fiscal reform. Customs in April posted the second highest for the month, totaling 53 795 583 pulling Democratic calls for revenue tariffs into focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Treasury
Budget Bureau
Element Service
Hardinghhes
Burger Bureau
Labor protection law shields American workers from European poverty
The law provides strong safeguards for American labor against products made by Europe’s poverty-stricken workers, aiming to prevent exploitative imports and support fair wages at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
May choose high school site this evening
A long list of names appears in the text, likely graduates or applicants, followed by class colors Old Rose and Gray, class flower Pink Rose, and class motto Our Aim, Success: Our Hope, to Win. The item resembles a school page notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Duncan
Harold Nathan Dungan
Floyd Warren Edwards
Chas
If. Fisher
Marion Genevieve Frech
Sara Anna M. Fulton
Fannie Lorene Fleming
Anna Elizabeth Gessler
Mary &. Mclsare
Martha Maelen McLain
Bernice GG. Malcolm
Harry Elmer Malcolm
Helen H. Menth
Frank FF. Moreau
Genevieve T. Moore
Carol Moorhead
Raymond J. Moorhead
Thelma HH. Moorhead
Kenneth Moorhead
Dorothea L. Munshower
Kenneth Moort Heath
Harry A. Hendricks
John Foster Hinitt
Elsie Elizabeth Hill
Geraldine Claire Hill
Anna Patrica Hovis
Elsie M. Householder
Ellen Barnes Holmes
Marguerite J. Jamison
Kathryne E. Jobe
William H. Kelly
Mary Elvira Kelly
Joseph Watson Kinter
Robert Frank Kring
Mary K. Kunkle
Beulah Adele Liggett
Amanda Lucas
Raymond Owen Lahr
P R R Refuses Attend Hearing Over Representation
P R R declines to participate in the hearing set for May 21, 1923, stating that the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks does not represent the clerical and miscellaneous forces within the Transportation Act. The company says it will not be represented orally or in writing at the meeting.
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Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Death of Samuel S Enterline prominent Dayton citizen
Samuel S Enterline aged 62 died instantly Friday while at work with his son Jennings as they attempted to prop a chimney. Born June 22 1861 near Wearthville he married Ellen Hoch in 1881 and had eight children five living. A lifelong Methodist and Odd Fellows member he was a noted mechanic in marble cutting and masonry. He leaves a widow five sons Elder Althean Duff Tuscoe and Jennings and ten grandchildren. Funeral held Sunday at 2:30 pm Rev Samuel Hill officiating burial Glade Run cemetery.
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Samuel S. Enterline
Dayton
Jennings
Daniel Enterline
Wearthville
Ellen Hoch
Enterline
Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Althean
Duff
Tuscoe
Samuel Hill
Glade Run
Memorial Day Commemoration Plans in Blairsville
Blairsville to honor fallen soldiers with G A R and American Legion floral tributes on cemetery graves. Memorial Day parade led by Jay S. Grumbling will precede cemetery ceremonies, then dinner by G A R ladies in the Armory. Legion offers transport to Armagh observances. O P Stiffton had business here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Jay S. Grumbling
Armarch
Armagh
Legion
Plot to Destroy Penitentiary in Philadelphia
May 21 report to the Grand Jury alleges a convicts plan to blow Eastern Penitentiary, with 1700 prisoners to be released, using explosives stored along the Brown Street wall. An occupant of the cell is said to have confessed, while J Washington Logue confirmed explosives were found but caused no harm.
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Philadelphia
Eastern Penitentiary
Robert McKenty
Grand
Brown Street
J. Washington Logue
Board of Prison Inspectors
English political crisis as Bonar Law retires
The retirement of Bonar Law sparks a Tory crisis in England with contenders Lord Curzon and Stanley Baldwin leading the race for premier. Potential coalitions and the threat of a general election loom as Labor and Lloyd George supporters press for changes, while Curzon’s foreign policy stance draws mixed reactions. Bonar Law's illness remains serious but stable, with sympathy flowing from allies.
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Bonar Law
King George
Lord Curzon
Stanley Baldwin
Curzon
Robert Horne
Austen Chamberlain
Lord Birkenhead
David Lloyd George
Baldwin
House of Commons
Lord Derby
Earl Balfour
Commons
Home
William C. Bridgeman
Labor
Lloyd George
Ramsay McDonald
House of Lords
France
Soviet
Russia
Turkey
Near East
Britain
United States
Laborites
England
The
Daily Herald
Labor Party
Mussolini
Italy
George
London
Daily Sketch
Preas
Rawsay McDonald
Boner Law
Curzon An
Bask Wapato
The Open Gate and Frederica Vaughns Hidden Love
An old music master recalls Frederica Vaughn the gifted singer imprisoned by her grandfather's gate guarded life. Blossom the girl befriends Francois a runaway acrobat who becomes her guardian and later her husband Train. The tale ends with the couple united and the trio living happily beside the Hudson estate.
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Frederica
Frederica Vaughn
Hudgon
Herwelf
Soho
Aisk
Inalde
Francois
Blossom
Barney
Frederican
Clothespin mixup leads to wardrobe swap and meals
A comedic tale follows Mary who loses a dress due to rain and a borrowed clothespin. A young man hides a suit he rents to her, then returns it with a plan to dine out as they realize they each have more clothing than before. The mischief ends with both wearing new dresses and a promise of outings.
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Justin
Mary
Mags
Hud
Salta
Chinese Situation Today in Peking Bandit Negotiations Continue
United States and other powers seek immediate release of foreign prisoners. Dispatches from Peking indicate a collapse of ties with bandits may lead to direct contact between bandit chiefs and diplomatic corps. Minister Schurman will decide steps with State Department approval. Roy Anderson, a China-born American, offers to negotiate if granted plenipotentiary powers. Foreign officials call the situation serious and note failed negotiations with bandits. further talks may require foreign representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Afcordaing
Jacob Gould
Peking
Tha
Shurman
Aghies
Roy Anderson
State Department
Schuman
Department of State
Davis
Philoon
Lincheng
Verea
Changhai
Asla g Comanches and the East European Turbulence
The passage contrasts Asla g Comanches with Slava lacking western colonization gains and industrial expansion. It notes the Slava failed to exploit sunshine of cheap goods like English French and Germans, facing Oriental pressures. It cites the south Blage Serbs Bulgaria Herzegovina and Macedonia under Turkish influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Bulgaria
Herzegovina
Macedonia
Asta
Cat outdoors tease leads to mistaken meantime inquiry
A Chicago Examiner note quotes a parent recalling how their child Elizabeth teased the family cat, asking about its whereabouts in the interim. The father says he would let the cat out soon but warned against tickling the animal.
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Eilabeth
Chicago Examiner
Kangaroo Industry and Uses of Hides and Tendons
The Kangaroo Industry in Australia supports farming with hides prized for toughness and pliability. Tendons are valued for medical use in sewing wounds and stabilizing broken bones, surpassing catgut in strength and durability.
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Australia
Alry Geons
The People's Might and the Past Ages
The feudal system, the other fabrics of past ages, is known only by the rubbish it has ce it. Crowned heads have been compelli to submit to the restraints of law, and the people have been able to any to the prerogative. Daniel Webster quotes about power and law.
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Daniel Webster
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Abeeesey
Fanny Richardson
MaClura Newspaper Syndicate
Frank Archerays
Moxie Company
Moxie
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