U S Eyes On Nations Policy As Hughes Guides Talks
Washington sources indicate the administration is shaping an association of nations plan though no formal outline exists yet President Harding and Secretary Hughes weigh options while some lawmakers push to keep Versailles treaty safeguards intact Dawes appointed budget director to implement the new fiscal framework and require a comprehensive annual budget to be sent to Congress each December.
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Wade
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The Flea's Flea Described By Royal Microscopical Society
A new life history of the flea described by F Martin Duncan at the Royal Microscopical Society meeting. The creature begins as an underground pest of the humble bee, with nests raided by moles during which title mites attach to the mole.
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Royal Microscopical Society
F. Martin Duncan
Amusing teaching moment in a deaf class
A teacher of the deaf had an amusing experience last October while teaching the Lord's Prayer to her class. One student began with Our Father, Who art in heaven, Halloween be Thy name, and the test of the prayer was correct except for a misread word. The piece ends with a note on a hiccough remedy: press firm on the stomach below the breastbone.
Off Fuel Propulsion Drives Three Fourths of Ships Built
Three fourths of ships under construction now use engines powered by non traditional fuels. The shift reflects a growing trend toward alternate propulsion as shipyards report higher demand for vessels with off fuel systems.
Obscure life points linked to scorpion legends in Tit-Bits
A London Tit-Bits note claims life points are obscure cousins of the scorpion and travel along a mole-den to reach an underground fungus where they feed and mature. The quirky editorial voice blends folklore with curious biology hints.
The Car With A Conscience Ad Sparks Auto Debate
A Boston advertiser lists slogans such as The car with a conscience The motor with 4 mind and The vehicle with vim to promote a vehicle with a thinking edge The track that thinks praised by correspondents amid publicity moves.
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Lee
Bostos
Powers Push Disarmament Plan For Conference
In a move toward arms reduction and international talks, powers advocate disarmament and outline a Harding administration conference plan described for a near term trial or formal session.
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Harding
Open Door Ambassadors Pondered Before Proposals Issued
The report from Caiin News Service cites officials in Washington preparing for a response from powers to a proposed open door initiative. President Harding’s approach is described as seeking friendly cooperation with the United States seeking peace and progress in East Asia.
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East
China
Muir, magistrate, fined after street incident
A garbled court note reports magistrate J. A. Muir fining someone after a street altercation. The imperfect OCR makes names and actions unclear, but the fragment suggests a local judicial proceeding and a monetary penalty.
Charges Big Dye Lobby in Weebl Inge Case
Washington industry lobbyist and Rep Brown of Wisconsin face charges amid claims Garvin and associates sought $5 million in patent profits from chemical secrets tied to wartime dye operations. Senators debated civil rights gains as voters watch evolution of legal equality. A grave registration clerk, Paris Laurence, was found dead in bed after wartime service. Kent, a Belleau Wood veteran, requested burial with fallen comrades. In Kansas City a man named Rex Lemoyne is charged with murder after a confrontation over allegations of a broken home.
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Mellon Urges Delay on Bonus Bill in Senate Debate
Secretary Mellon warned Congress of grave danger from immediate government deficits if the proposed bonus for World War I veterans passed. He estimated costs could reach billions, saying it would swell the national debt, hinder debt refunding, and fuel inflation. Supporters and opponents sparred over fiscal impact as unrest rose around the measure. Fire wrecks Regal Hotel. owner arrested for arson. In Mexico graft and mismanagement in railroads cost the government over 300 million pesos, as Ernesto Ocarante Lino met railroad heads to review losses.
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Navy officers blame escape faults in C5 fire at Hampton Roads
Norfolk officials report that lieutenants BLN Johnson and B Atwood were deemed responsible by naval officers for the crew escape from the di rigute C5 when it caught fire while flying about 400 feet above the Hampton Roads naval air station. The airship scene ended abruptly as the blaze took hold.
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B Atwood
Naval Air Station
Hampton Roads
US keeps open door policy in China rights row
State Department note to China affirms U S support for the open door and for Federal Telegraph Company in China. It rebuts claims of withdrawal, stresses avoidance of monopolies that could block trade, and echoes protests from Britain Japan and Denmark over Chinese contracts and wireless stations.
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Protest of Beeneh Chamber of Cotgmeror over new mnrarifit law
Vars-9 forwarded to M. ducser and Hinhassitor in Washington for transmission to the State Department. There is an 8 protest against the Beeneh Chamber of Commerce over provisions of a new tariff law calling for inspection by American agents of French exporters to enforce ad valorem duties collected by the United States.
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Washington
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Beeneh Chamber
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Bathing Suits Questioned by Shoppers Across City
In Muskegon and Detroit areas women were urged to discontinue wearing bathing suits while shopping. Reports describe women in beachwear in some stores and a police matron ordered robes over bathing suits in public.
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Man Confesses Brutal Murder in Winchester Case
Authorities say Ed Mandy confessed to killing Beatrice Kincaid, 10, daughter of his employer Mundy. Beatrice was allegedly abducted and taken to Springfield for safekeeping by officials.
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Ed Mandy
Beatrice Kincaid
International tensions and Irish home rule talks in London
Reports from London suggest Premier Smuts faces tough talks with Sinn Fein and Ulster leaders while Eamon de Valera seeks dominion home rule with a Dublin parliament and control over taxation. Ulster’s James Craig may join talks. navy showpiece and political maneuvering accompany the news.
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World conference on arms discuss urged by Harding
President Harding signals steps toward a Washington conference with allied powers to limit armaments and to discuss Pacific and Far Eastern issues. British PM Lloyd George indicated replies from US Japan and China would shape alliance talks. Governor Neff denounces graft and mismanagement in Texas state departments amid calls for reform.
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State Department
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House of Commons
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Wilton
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Lane estate in San Francisco seeks letters of admin
The estate of Franklin P. Lane former Interior Secretary will not exceed about 10000 dollars. A Superior Court petition requesting letters of administration says Lane left no will. It states his son and daughter would share the estate as asked by the petition.
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