Denby Seeks Navy Funding Against Congress Pressure
Secretary Denby pressses Congress to approve a 90 000 personnel Navy and 350 million dollar appropriation for 1923 amid talks of a general miners strike. Coontz and Roosevelt back the plan highlighting global naval duties from Europe to the Pacific and island possessions. The battle pits naval needs against fiscal restraint with political lines drew.
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Collina
Craig
House
Ways and Means
Harding
Congress
Washington
Senate
Mondell
Mellon
Denby
United States Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
Robert A. Coontz
House Naval Affairs Committee
Thomas Butler
Admiral Coontz
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Establishment
Europe
Constantinople
Warsaw
Pacific
Naval
Virgin Islands
Haiti
San Domingo
Guam
Sama
Hoover Seeks Publication of Trade Statistics
Secretary of Commerce Hoover plans to publish industry trade statistics gathered by trade associations. The move aims to provide consolidated data for economic analysis and policy making, signaling government use of private sector data to illuminate market trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Daugherty
Mr. Daugherty
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Bell clashes kill about forty in RGIS fighting
Factional fighting in Bell leaves about forty dead and many wounded as British troops attempt to halt sniping and bomb throwing. Michael Collins travels to London and secures a liaison commission with Ulster to patrol frontiers and secure the release of kidnapped Ulsterites. Evacuation of Free State troops resumes after Collins' negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RGIS
Bell
Michael Collins
Lrish Free
Free State
Collins
Stinnes Loses Grip as Reichstag Confidence Vote Fails
Industrial leader Ugo Stinnes and the Peoples' party failed to secure support in a Reichstag confidence vote. Chancellor Wirth gains a victory seen as favorable to Doctor Rathenau and the anti Stinnes faction amid political turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugo Stinnes
Reichstag
Peoples’ Party
Wirth
Rathenau
Sti
Scam gang preyed on foreign residents in Chicago
A gang defrauded foreign residents of millions using methods akin to a Boston Ponzi scheme. Chicago police have arrested most members while officers pursue the remainder and close on the gang’s trail.
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Nother
Chicago
Ponzi
Boston
Queen of Ice Carnival Crowned in Ottawa
Miss T. McCadden was elected queen at the Ice carnival in Ottawa after receiving 470,000 votes.
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T. McCadden
Ottawa
Canada
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Hile
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Germany
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