New Chief Justice Will Be Tenth
Friday’s Daily notes the expected retirement of Chief Justice White and discusses Harding’s likely pick to succeed him. It traces past chief justices, origins, and precedents, including geographic considerations and notable appointments from Jay to Holmes and Moody.
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Rosevelt
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Wm. H. Moody
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Massachusetts
Texas health board offers county health department aid
The Texas board of health can co operate with one more county to establish a county health department. The county would provide half the funding while the state covers the other half. The first county to appropriate funds will receive state assistance, a chance to build a strong local health system.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Texas Board of Health
Today’s events and observances on April Fools Day
Ten years ago in Great Britain 900 meetings promoted Anglo-American arbitration. Pennsylvania mine workers celebrate the eight hour day holiday. Florida Social Workers meet in Jacksonville continuing to Tuesday. Washington’s new civil administration code comes into operation today. Appertamen's and Tourists' Fair aims to draw tourist attention.
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Mine Workers of
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Florida Conference of Social Workers
Jacksonville
Washington
Daily Lesson in History April 1 1781 to 1904
A compact history note lists events and birthdays across years from 1781 to 1904. It notes Robert Lucas born in 1781, St Jean d Acre assault in 1799, Bismarck born 1815 and Lincoln monument funding 1886, Mills Tariff 1888, dervishes Kassala 1896, Roosevelt West tour 1903, and Combes order 1904 removing religious emblems from French courts.
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Iowa
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Iowa City
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Palestine
Prince Bismarck
Germany
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Friedrichsruh
United States Senate
Lincoln
Washington
U. S
House of Representatives
Kassala
Roosevelt
West
Francis Dyke Acland: A Liberal MP of Broad Service
Francis Dyke Acland emerges as a leading younger Liberal MP urging magnanimity to Ireland. His career spans posts as secretary to Lord Haldane, financial secretary to the war office, under secretary for foreign affairs, financial secretary to the treasury, and secretary to the board of agriculture. He entered Parliament in 1906 for a Yorkshire division and backed woman suffrage.
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Francis Dyke Acland
Ireland
Lord Haldane
War Office
The
Treasury
Board of Agriculture
Rugby
Elliol College
Oxford
Acland
Yorkshire
Great Difference in News Reporting Across Oceans
Associated Press reports Sir Arthur Steel Maitland, British Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, on how overseas coverage shifts emphasis. He notes US stories travel quickly but lose background, turning attention to sensational items like murders and divorces, while real daily life remains understated.
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Chicago
Arthur Steel Maitland
Foreign Affairs
Department of Overseas Trade
Arthur
N. W. Harris
Northwestern University
London
Buddhist dean ends 1000 day meditation on Lake Biwa islet
Rev. Kojun Yoshiza of a Osaka Buddhist temple returns to Osaka after a thousand days alone on a Lake Biwa islet. He spent the period in meditation and prayer, resuming duties and addressing followers.
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Associated Press
Osaka
Japan
Kojun Yoshiza
Lake Biwa
Camp Fire Girls and Cotillion Dancing Class Schedule
Friday events include Camp Fire Girls at 4 30 with Mrs Alfred Porgenpohl and a Cotillion Dancing Class at the Woman's Club 7 30 led by Mrs J A MacDonald. The Soldier's Club dance follows with Mrs Crockett and Doris of Comfort Texas leaving for home after a six week visit. Major Garrison arrived to escort Mrs Garrison and baby home.
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Alfred Porgenpohl
Woman's Club
J. A. MacDonald
Soldier's Club
Major Garrison
City
Preventative Medicine Urges Early Cold Treatment
The article stresses prevention over cure and warns pneumonia often follows a cold or grip. It recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first signs of a cold to prevent pneumonia, noting the longer the cold lingers the greater the danger and the remedy is inexpensive.
Move to Cut Freight Rates For Texas Crops
Fruit and vegetable growers and farmers will meet with railroad managers in Dallas on March 28 to seek the lowest possible freight rates. The conference, called by the Interstate Commerce Commission at the request of the Texas Railroad Commission and a legislative joint resolution, aims to expedite relief without a formal hearing.
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Associated Preas
Pallas
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
Americans in Russia Arrive to Aid Petrograd Workers
A Moscow dispatch reports 614 American men arrived in Petrograd to join local workers. At a Palace of Labor meeting they were welcomed by Petrograd laborers and pledged to help overcome Russia’s economic hardship and advance Communism.
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London
Petrograd
America
Moscow
Palace of Labor
Russia
Disputch
Poland Receives Grain Trains From Romania for War Damaged Area
Warsaw reports trains of Polish stock and crews now run into Romania to bring grain for the new republic. Romania lacks rolling stock, Poland faces Bolshevik losses, flour for Galicia to steady supply. Two trains daily, about 25 000 tons monthly, with America supplying northern Poland flour. Experts forecast a good harvest and peacetime production to meet needs.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Rumania
New Republic
Poland
Galieia
America
Romania
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau
The Times reports the U S Weather Bureau forecast for New Orleans. Tonight will be fair and warmer. Saturday will be increasingly cloudy and warmer.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
The
Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh 24-Hour Weather Summary
Observations for the 24 hours ending 7 am report a max temperature of 73 degrees and a min of 53 degrees. Winds from the north. Sky clear.
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Fort Mclntosh
Perfumed Grapefruit From Lue Gim Gong Estate
De Land Florida April 1 horticulturist Lue Gim Gong, famed for the Lue Gim Gong orange, presents a new perfumed grapefruit. One tree bearing on his Central Florida estate emits a distinct aroma. The discovery adds to Gong’s reputation for notable citrus varieties and trees aged one to three years on his property.
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Associated Press
de Land
Fla
Lue Gim Gong
Florida
Charles Holds Hungary as Ententes Prepare Action
From Paris reports say former Emperor Charles remains in Hungary amid rumors of a renewed bid for power. The big Entente and the little Entente nations may act if Charles succeeds Briand’s government, while Hungary’s faith in constitutional channels is stressed.
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Associated Press
Paris
Charles
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugoslavia
Rumania
Briand
Clair
Count Teleky
Prince Batthanyi
Jormeno
Steinamanger
Seven Missing After a Wreck Near Port Townsend
The steamer Governor sank after a collision with the freighter West Harland near Port Townsend Washington. Three passengers and three crew members are missing. The Governor carried 174 passengers and went down after boilers exploded. The West Hartland ferried the survivors to Seattle with its bow damaged.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Governor
West Harland
Port Townsend
Washington
West Hartland
Governor's crew recruited largely from Seattle numbers 126
In San Francisco on April 1 the Governor's contingent totaled about 126 men, with the majority drawn from Seattle.
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San Francisco
Seattle
Berlin reparations proposals remain unconfirmed in Washington
Washington dispatch reports the state department has no confirmation of Berlin talks on reparations. Commissioner Diesel in Berlin relayed discussions with German officials but delivered no formal or informal proposal to the department.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department Today of
Berlin
United States
Germany
Department
Diesel
Governor Neff to Act Late on Key Texas Bills
Austin, April 1. The executive department says Governor Neff will delay action until late today on the remaining bills. The measures include the University of Texas expansion bill two school bills totaling seven million dollars the West Texas A M College bill and the anti Japanese land ownership bill. Action must be taken by midnight.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Executive Department
Neff
University of Texas
West Texas A. & M
Ambassadors Protest Restoration of Charles in Hungary
Paris reports the council of ambassadors adopted resolutions denouncing any restoration of the Hapsburg dynasty in Hungary. They urged Hungary to recall the February 4 1920 declaration, stating such restoration would clash with war aims and not be tolerated. The notice will be telegraphed to Budapest and shared with the Hungarian legation and neighboring states.
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Council of Ambassadors
Charles
Hungary
Hapsburg Dynasty
Budapest
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Rumania
Poland
Charles Proclaims Conditional Departure From Hungary
Former Emperor Charles declared in Steinamanger that he would leave Hungary only if he could issue a proclamation to the Magyars explaining unfavorable circumstances. He also said he temporarily confirms Admiral Horthy as regent after being denied permission to return to Budapest and facing a threat of military measures.
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Steinamanger
Charles
Hungary
Admiral Horthy
Horthy
Budapest
Czech cabinet weighs Hungary blockade over Charles departure
Prague reports the cabinet contemplates a strong blockade of Hungary if Charles refuses to leave. The Czecho-Slovakian envoy in Budapest was instructed to convey that, with Roumania and Yugoslavia, immediate steps would be taken to prevent Charles's restoration.
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Hungary
Charles
Budapest
Roumania
Jugo Slavia
Foreign trade leaders to gather for national convention
Cleveland officials prepare for the eighth national foreign trade convention May 4 7 with over 3000 merchants manufacturers bankers railroad and steamship leaders expected to attend. H F Seymour serves as general chairman coordinating nationwide trade activities.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
H. F. Seymour
May Go to Spain. Madrid, April 1.-Newspaper des patches declare former Emperor.
The report from Madrid dated April 1 notes newspaper dispatches stating that the former emperor is involved in renewed movements or plans related to travel to Spain. Details remain fragmentary in the readable text.
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Spain
Madrid
Poor Picking for Good Jobs in House Committees
Washington April 1 The old woman who lived in a shoe would have an easier task than the house committee assigning about 400 Republicans to under a score of standing committees. Dems are outnumbered three to one, but the GOP plan to appoint, with Mell Mondell and Moore guiding, aims to maximize service while many new members may have little to do for a year or two.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Committee
Lowe ‘Ree
Mell, Mondell and Moore
Ust
Republican Committee On Committees
Mrs Stillman Alimony Granted in New York Divorce Case
Poughkeepsie April 1 temporary alimony of 7500 monthly and 35000 counsel fees plus 12500 expenses were fixed for Mrs Anne Stillman by Supreme Court Justice Morschauser in the divorce suit filed by James Stillman president of National City Bank New York. Mrs Stillman had sought 10000 monthly and 75000 attorney fees.
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Associated Press
Poughkeepsie
Anne Stillman
Supreme Court
Morschauser
James Stillman
National City Bank of New York
Morgenthau urges US moral leadership to shape Near East
Cambridge April 1 Henry Morgenthau former American ambassador to Turkey told an audience that the United States must take the moral lead of the world. He urged the U S to guide Near East nations to form conditions that will save their populations and preserve their civilization.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
United States
Near East
Charles May Visit Spain From Hungary Rumor
The Spanish government has not received any hint of Charles plans to travel from Hungary and has not indicated whether Spain will extend hospitality.
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Charles
Spain
Hungary
Shipping board approves wage cuts for Atlantic seamen
Approved reductions proposed for wages of seamen on American vessels along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. The action, taken in Washington on April 1, followed a conference with Chairman Benson and a representative of the Steamship Owners Association.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Shipping Board Today
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Benson
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