Peace and Power in Europe France Britain and US concerns
The review notes U S will not recognize Russia while Soviet agitates for world revolution, Secretary Hughes states. France tightens grip on Ruhr as Wall Street trades amid business concerns. A judge declares Prohibition Act not the law of the land. France reportedly has an air fleet far larger than Britain. The piece questions whether growing French military power risks world peace and whether the U S should play a larger role in European politics to preserve balance.
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Harding to Run for Reelection Says Daugherty
Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty told reporters in Florida that President Harding will seek another term. He cited four grounds Taxation law enforcement the Justice Department record and policy direction as reasons. A rival within the party is Wisconsin Senator Robert M. La Follette. a long campaign is planned with a June Alaska trip and speeches nationwide.
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Harry M. Daugherty
Florida
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Robert M. Lalollette
Wisconsin
Hiram Johnson
California
William Wrigley, Jr
Chicago
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh
A. D. Lasker
Moore
Spain
Mr. Lasker
Shipping Board
Alaska
Twenty seven US presidents with second terms analysis
A historical note lists twenty seven presidents not counting Harding, with eleven re elected and sixteen failed. It notes Roosevelt as the first vice president elected to the presidency since Van Buren and implies re election success ratio.
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United States
Mr. Harding
Roosevelt
Martin van Buren
US diplomat cautions on recognizing Soviet Russia
Secretary Hughes told a delegation of women that the United States has little chance of recognizing the Soviet government soon. He said Russia must prove willingness to meet obligations and stop exporting social upheaval before entering the league of nations, noting Lenin and Trotzky ideals but urging realistic steps. He warned harsh terms could alienate France and others.
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Charles I. Hughes
United States
Russia
Lenin
Mr. Kurches
Zinoviev
Trotzky
Hughes
France Tightens Grip in Ruhr With Seizures and Curfew
French forces tightened control in the Ruhr using seizures of coke in Blumenthal and Westerholt, housing German workers under curfew from 8 pm to 5 am while warehouses and post offices faced heavy reparations. Berlin reports warn of escalating tensions as aid and talks threaten evacuation terms and international policing.
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Westerholt
Dusseldorf
Post Office Administration
Berlin
Cuno
Germany
Bergmann
Birkenhead Sees French Air Superiority and War Strain
Cabinet minister Birkenhead told Mormons that France holds eight airplanes for every British one and warned the air threat could undermine industry. He used the speech to urge more wartime funding, signaling tensions within Lloyd George's government and suspicion of Bonar Law's leadership.
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Pt Fen Birkenhead
Lloyd George
House of Mormons
France
Britain
Liloyvd George Iocrely
Bonar Taw
Winglind
Judges Rule On Prohibition Enforcement And Punishment
U S district judge in Kentucky ruled dry agents cannot stop and search automobiles for liquor without a warrant and questioned the prohibition law as supreme. Judge Hazel at Syracuse barred home searches for liquor. Judge Killits in Cleveland sentenced Joseph Biener of Pittsburgh to two years in Atlanta penitentiary, a $10000 fine, and court costs, after a second indictment and guilty verdict.
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Western District of
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John BR. Hazel
Buffalo
Syracuse
John M. Killits
Cleveland
Joseph Biener
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
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