Shipping subsidies and Prohibition clash in Senate debate
Controversy over ship subsidy legislation forms a tense backdrop as Prohibition and naval policy collide in Congress. Leaders argue over liquor sales on government ships, while experts at The Hague and Washington weigh enforcement and economic effects on the merchant marine.
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Russa
American Federation of Labor
Washington
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Oesrop
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Prohibition
Lee Hedfellows
Association Against Prohibition
Wayne Bf. Wheeler
Anti-Satoon League
Teague
Busch
Shipping Board
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Oil
Lasker
Ereo
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Willis
Ohio
Jones
Commerce Committee
NCE
Russia
The
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Great Britain
France
Europe
Genoa
Wart Stndek
Weene
Bloover
Hughes
Poincare
Withale Berawal
Trade disputes and labor debates dominate sessions
A mixture of international tensions and domestic labor action fills the report. It notes arbitration efforts involving Franco, Austria, and Peru, with U S aid expectations and President Taft’s pledges. Inside the U S federation scene, the AFL rejects a single union plan while focusing on ending child labor and opposing the ship subsidy bill. Senator La Follette attacks the Supreme Court, proposing constitutional amendments to curb federal judicial power.
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Cincinnati
Gompers
Chirengo Federation of Labor
United States
Lr Follette
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Ireland Votes Quiet Border Unrest Amid Fire Destruction
Elections in Ireland held Friday yielded no results yet. Ulster border violence subsides with British troops enforcing calm while Belfast endures daily arson and business district fires. London reveals revised Irish Free State constitution granting female suffrage proportional representation and clear civic rights.
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Belfast
London
Irish Free State
Ireland
Empire
Canada
Princeton Honors Harding with Doctor of Laws Title
The article notes Princeton conferring a Doctor of Laws degree on Harding amid ceremony. It mentions university officials and the setting near taverns and clubs, with emphasis on the academic honor and local pageantry.
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Princeton
Harding
Statue Erected For World War Vets at Quantico HQ
A memorial statue stands before the Quantico Virginia headquarters honoring the Marines who died in World War I. The plaque and statue commemorate the fighting men of the famous Marine Corps.
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Frente
Quantico
Native of Cameroons Holds Large Marabou Shown Locally
A Cameroonian native displays a large marabou, locally known as 4 Sarussara, in a public setting highlighting regional wildlife.
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Cameroons
Africa
Washington society woman jokes at Pan American meeting
A Washington society hostess entertaining a South American delegate at the Pan American women's convention quips that her Spanish knowledge is limited to two words. She says manana meaning tomorrow and pajama meaning night, prompting light humor.
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