Revolution and turbulence in Europe and US policy shifts
European affairs show Germany at the center as a new phase unfolds with demarches in London Paris and Brussels. The text notes occupation in German towns and recalls Berlin's recall of ambassadors while signaling potential future negotiations and a gravity of labor unrest and political upheaval across Russia and Europe.
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Germany
Dusseldorf
Duisburg
Ruhrort
London
Paris
Brussels
Berlin
France
Rhine
Russia
Harding Starts First Year With Dinner Talks
President Harding opens his administration with a White House dinner for Republican leaders in Congress as he contemplates an extra session of the Sixty-seventh Congress by April 11. Foreign policy and international questions are on the agenda.
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Harding
Melidu
Charles G. Dawes
House
Senate
Washington
White House
Alexander Hamilton
War and Navy Departments
Executive Mansion
Europe
Porter County
Indiana
Walter von Simons
London
Germany
League of Nations
Harding Aides Use Diplomatic Notes to Halt Latin Turmoil
Secretary of State Hughes sent strong notes that halted hostilities between Costa Rica and Panama. The messages warned that Panama’s boundaries were fixed by a prior arbitration awarded by Chief Justice White and that forcible actions are not acceptable. The Delitzerees were urged to resolve disputes through orderly procedure.
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Harding
Hughes
Costa Rica
Panama
White
Missionaries Aid Famine Stricken China Centers
In famine centers across China a mother pursues her child as the nation endures extreme hunger. Missionaries are described as doing significant work to alleviate the widespread suffering and provide relief in these crisis zones.
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China
Marie Tudor Garland Refuses Inheritance Marries Paris Lawyer
Alves Marie Tudor Garland mother of Charles H. Garland wed Swinburne Hale in Paris and forfeited $383000 from Garland estate by marrying F. A. Green, whom she divorced in 1914.
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Alves
Marie Tudor Garland
Charles H. Garland
Paris
Swinburne Hale
New York
Garland
F. A. Green
Hughes Lets Residence at 1529 Eighteenth Street NW
The secretary of state Charles B. Hughes has leased the residence at 1529 Eighteenth street northwest Washington. The home features thirty rooms and two libraries.
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Eighteenth Street
Northwest
Washington
Charles BE. Hughes
Porcupine Fish Caught by Explorer Mitchell-Hedges
The Caribbean catch by F A Mitchell-Hedges, famed British explorer, was presented to the British Sea Anglers Society.
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Caribbean Sea
F. A. Mitchell-Hedges
British Sea Anglers’ Society
Ancient Indian Pottery Found by Smithsonian Explorers
Smithsonian collectors in Washington report pottery shards and water jars unearthed by Prof. J A Jeancon in New Mexico dating back over five centuries. The American southwest yields cliff dwellings pueblos watch towers and irrigation works across Colorado Arizona New Mexico and Utah. Dr J Walker Fewkes has led Mesa Verde excavations drawing global archaeologist interest. The Jemez plateau in New Mexico offers rich relics and a proposal for a National Park of cliff cities.
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington
J. A. Jeancon
Institution
Aos
New Mexico
American Southwest
Colorado
Arizona
Utah
Mesa Verde National Park
J. Walker Fewkes
Jemez Plateau
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