Bankers Debate Foreign Loans Policy and Credits
A New York bankers' group backs unrestricted foreign loans while the White House favors using loan funds to buy American goods and boost domestic industry. The dispute centers on the federal reserve penalizing rate and how credits abroad should be used, with a regional split between international and middle western viewpoints.
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Whohington
Veo International Banking Group
S York
United States
Intoriana
White Howe
America
International
Seeard
Belgium
South America
Congress
Federal Reserve
West
Middle West
Congress A
Uume
Harding
Philn
New York
Prohibition Boosts U S Candy and Ice Cream Value
Washington reports that prohibition has raised the value of candy and ice cream produced in 1919 to about 637 million dollars and forecasts surpassing a billion annually. Officials cite 447.4 million spent on candy and 189.4 million on ice cream in 1919.
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Washington
Cansus Bdreau
Ulster Parliament Returns Show Women Elected in Belfast
Belfast reports show women represented in Ulster's first parliament as May 27 results confirm Mrs McMorch, widow of the Belfast ex mayor, and Mes Chicheater of Londonderry among the elected. Unionists win all 40 seats in the northern counties, with home rule parties weaker.
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Belfast
Ulster
Mra
McMorch
Exmayor
Imi Mes
Chicheater
Londonderry
North Ireland
Tax Debate Marks Hard Choices for Consumers
The discussion on sales tax and the capital task reveals the consumer bears the burden. Proposals vary in impact, but all point to higher costs for households while aiming at public finance.
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Rom
Christian Sciencee Monitor
United Moniten
Drug Unseals Lips in Ether Test on Nurse
In Passaic New Jersey officials used ether to extract a statement from Nellie Nelson a nurse found in Clifton after a motor party carsley abduction attempt. Dr John F L Corcoran of St Marys hospital administered the anesthesia and the nurse identified two men in a car who attacked her and threw her from the vehicle.
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Ethey
Meihl
Passaie
Nood
John FL Corcoran
St. Mary's Hospital
Clifton
N. J
Corcoran
Cir
Misa Nellie Nelson
New York City
Pallside Park
Naval Suspension Plan 15 Held Up
Washington May 28 The Pomerene amendment to the naval bill to suspend the building program for six months during disarmament talks was blocked in the Senate by Senator Poindexter. The Walsh amendment seeking US cooperation in League disarmament conferences was also rejected 42 to 22. Poindexter opposed the suspension even if armament reductions seemed imminent.
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Pomerene
Poindexter
Washington
Senate
Walsh
United States
League of Nations
Budget measure sent to President after 227 to 1 vote
The House sent the budget bill to President Harding who is expected to sign it promptly. The conference report passed 227 to 1, with Alabama Democrats Tyson and Bregall and Alabama Republican Yates in support. The measure creates a Budget Bureau led by a director and controller general at $10,000 yearly for 15 years.
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Washington
House
Hoarding
Tyson
Alabama
Bregall
Yates
Hiinebs
Senate
Congress
DHS
Treasury Department
Tariff Bill Signed By the President
President Harding signed the emergency tariff measure Friday afternoon to aid farmers. The approval followed favorable reviews from Secretary Mellon and Secretary Wallace after examination.
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Washington
Harding
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Agriculture
Wallace
Allies Demand Horthy Abdication Coup Disclosed
A Vienna dispatch reported by the Daily Herald says allied notes to Hungary require Regent Horthy to abdicate and call for a temporary multi party coalition government pending new elections. The Hungarian landowners at a recent congress debated a coup to crown Horthy.
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Vienna
Entente
Hungary
London
Daily Herald
Horthy
Minister Saves Man From Mob In Hattiesburg
In Hattiesburg Mississippi on Friday morning Reverend G F Harmon a Methodist minister and hospital commissioner stood with a pistol at the stairs to protect Casey FE Jones a wounded hospital patient from a mob. The crowd entered the hospital at midnight and pressed toward the stairs prompting Harmon to declare he would die rather than allow them up those steps until sheriff deputies arrived and dispersed the mob.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
G. 8
Harmon
Casey FE. Jones
Jones
Moseley
Mr. Harmon
Stillman Refuses To Make Peace In Baby Guy Case
New York May 28. James Stillman declares no settlement or recognition for Baby Guy and has no intent to acknowledge a fourth child. He will not settle now to preclude appealing the issue in another proceeding. Friends of Mrs. Bullman say peace talks have been conducted by City National Bank officials and others, not counsel.
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New York
Guy
James Stillman
Half Breed Sentenced for Horse Theft in Valentine
Amos Lyott, a half breed Indian, pleaded guilty in Valentine Nebraska on May 28 to stealing horses. He was sentenced to not less than four years in prison.
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Valentine
Neb
Bpeelni
Amos Lyott
Queenstown Cut Off As Cable Lines Fail
May 28 report from Helfant notes Queenstown isolated from surrounding districts. Admiralty unable to reach Hauthbow line, with Wiandoppiwire Queenstown containing naval yards severed after cables from White Point to Hautbowline were cut last night. The steamship Honus Alrea, tied at the Thames with wheat, was the first to depart for Vancouver and Europe via the Panama Canal.
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Helfant
Queenstown
Admiralty
Honus Alrea
Thames
Vancouver
Europe
Panama Canal
How to Pronounce It From Une New York Mall
A reader asks about pronouncing Carpentier and lists several variations while noting confusion over the name. The piece weighs common mispronunciations and provides guidance on correct pronunciation. A separate line mentions 2,400,000 lobsters landed at the port of Boston last year.
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New York Mall
Carpentier
Hoston
Five Children Drown When Boat Upsets Near Godfrey
In Godfrey Missouri area five school children died after an old boat overturned in a pond. The victims named Bertha Howard 16 Ernest Howard 9 Harold Howard 7 Russell Hillman 15 and Bessie Hobson 14. Neighbors reported the accident after Peter Nedham spotted a floating body and Wilmot Holmes admitted his involvement.
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St. Louis
Godfrey
Peter Nedham
Nedham
Wilmot Holmes
Bertha
Ernest
Harold
Robert Howard
Russell Hillman
Bessie Hobson
Knights of Columbus War Fund Aids Disabled Veterans
Chicago May 28 The Knights of Columbus plans to spend 6 million for hospitalized veterans and educational work. Committees of women will be formed in towns with public health or hospital contracts to mobilize mothers wives and sisters to assist disabled veterans. The 136 schools taught free technical courses to 100 000 veterans and the fund will support vocational training and other educational programs.
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Chicago
Knights of Columbus
William J. McGinley
A. S
Washington
K. of C
Father and son improvise ink and advert ideas
A household exchange shows Archie admitting to diluting ink with water to write to his father. The text mentions Austrian funk notes aiding wall advertisements and a restaurant idea promoted by innkeepers, noting costs exceed standard wall taper.
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Walla
Vicor
Ace of Aces Reaches Chicago on Cal-Route Dash
Capt Eddie Rickenbacker arrived in Chicago Friday night after a fast flight from California to Washington. He boarded a mail plane in Omaha at 1 16 pm after a Cheyenne to Omaha leg in a mail plane. He wrecked his plane at Cheyenne and sought a government aircraft in Omaha or Chicago to finish the trip.
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Chicago
Eddie Rickenbacker
California
Washington
Omaha
Cheyenne
General Mitchell
Air Service
Pershing
Mooney Loses Plea for New Hearing
In San Francisco on Friday Superior Judge Harold Louderback sustained a demurrer to Mooney’s writ of audita querela. The decision ends Mooney’s bid to reopen the case for a new trial after opposition by Milton U Ren, assistant district attorney.
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San Francisco
Harold Louderback
Thomaas J. Mooney
Audita Querela
Mooney
Milton U'Ren
Men Must Wear Skirts On Beach Says Zion City Overlord
Wilbur Glenn Voliva the Zion City leader proclaims beach attire rules requiring women to wear skirts six inches below the knee black stockings and elbow to collarbone coverage for arms while men must wear mid thigh skirts and bans on tangling or loud talk. A Bayonne Italian truckman linked to the Wall Street bombing faces multiple prior arrests along with his wife and two children.
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Zion City
Bayonne
N. J
Wall Street
Las Fall
Circumstantial Evidence From Fort Worth Star Telegram
An odd fragmented passage shows a casual remark about a baby starting to talk and a gossiping bachelor at lunch. The text then veers into garbled misquotes and stray phrases about crime and injuries, with no clear factual report or names.
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Fort Worth
Verde Valley Farmers Seek Rain Dance Aid From Mohave Apache
Farmers in Verde Valley attempt to hire Mohave Apache medicine men to conduct a rain dance in hopes of a substantial downpour. An earlier ceremony reportedly brought rain within 24 hours, though the ground remained very dry and more help was sought.
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Jerome Comermandanne
Los Angeles
Verde Valley
Jupiter Pluvius
Trial by fire extends to Cork amid riots in Ireland
London reports Sinn Fein gains in Ulster as Craig leads with 16 of 16 seats while Cork endures fierce violence. Homes including Dobbins and Kilerenagh burn. bridges blocked. trees felled on main roads. Sinn Fein raids and British responses unfold amid ongoing Irish turmoil. American ammunition seizures also noted.
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Robert J. Prew
London
Ireland
Cork
Sir Alfred Dobbin
Kilerenagh House
Eden Pike
Douglas Gold Club
Youghal
Binn Fein
Dublin
Black and Tan
Rying
Customs House
Hamar Greenwood
House of Commons
Martin Archer-Shee
Finsbury
Sinn Fein
Grace Lusk at Bedside of Dying Father in Prison Visit
Grace Lusk, serving a long sentence for killing Dr. David Roberts’s wife, sits at her dying father Dr. A L Luak’s bedside in Wausau Wisconsin. The 74 year old believes she is free. a prison nurse guards her without his knowledge. The decision to allow her to stay rests with Warden Town of Woupan Prison.
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Wausau
Wis
Grace Luak
David Roberts
A. L. Luak
State Penitentiary
Miss Lusk
Ether Miss Lusk
Woupan Prison
Cyclone Reported Near Edmond Oklahoma
A cyclone struck Hol mond Oklahoma 16 miles north of Oklahoma City early Thursday night. Communication is crippled, making details slow. A heavy rain and high wind accompanied the storm in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Holmond
Okla
Here
Bodies of 6 000 Warion Dead Home
American soldiers who died in France were en route home for Memorial Day honors. They left Hoboken under draped coffins with military guard as the train departed. Efforts aimed to deliver 6,000 bodies by Monday.
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Warrion
Hoboken
N. J
France
Home Tay
Great Bitains Army in Treland Doubled
London reports the British army of occupation in Ireland to be doubled from 46 000 regulars with English garrisons drafted to Curragh Dublin Cork and other disturbed areas. The move aims to enforce rule despite home rule and Sinn Fein negotiating. Also reports destruction of Dublin customs house by Dal Eireann orders and a Unionist landslide in Ulster elections with Sir James Craig praising the victory.
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London
Ulster
James Craig
Craig
Joseph Devlin
Derry
John McNeill
County Antrim
Gammon DeValera
County Down
Michael Collings
Sinn Fein
County Armagh
Belfast
Falls Road
Dublin
Danj Eireann
Robert J. Prew
Treland
Curragh
Cork
Lloyd George
Binn Fein
Dublin Customs House
Dal] Eireann
Ireland
James Craig Friday
Empire
Mysterious Gun Victim Identified as Keefe Convict
In Bapulpa Oklahoma on May 24 a man shot by a companion and later died in a hospital is identified as James Keefe, an escaped Iowa State Penitentiary convict. The deceased, once linked to a Sioux City gang who robbed banks including Westfield in 1919, fled after a Christmas escape.
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Bapulpa
Okla
O'Keefe
Sioux City
Westfield
Perry Creek
LeMara
Plymouth County
William Maxwell
Hugh Maxwell
Bijoux City
Lee Harrington
Cullen
Jamen Smith
Annapolis Faculty Described As Inefficient In Letter
A midshipman letter from the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis calls conditions at the academy worse than the Spanish Inquisition and condemns the teaching method as a joke. Senator Pomerene of Ohio read the letter in the Bennate Friday.
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Washington
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Pomerene
Ohio
Fight for NAVL Base at Alameda Abandoned
Washington reports Republican leaders dropped provision for a new NAVL base at Alameda California from the naval appropriations bill. A village fountain honors Quentin Roosevelt near the site where he fell.
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Washington
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