House Passes Tariff Bill Amid Divorce Suit Rumors
Washington July 21 The Republican tariff bill championed by Fordney passed the House 289 to 127 with seven Republicans and seven Democrats switching sides on several amendments. The bill aims to raise about 50 million annually. Separately Philip M. Shaw and wife Elinor Shaw, of Boston, are ending their marriage with a $1,000 monthly alimony demand and $7,800 counsel fees amid accusations of misconduct and a woman named Madrienne La Barre. Justice Martin will hear alimony motions Monday.
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Dairymen's League Quotation Falls Below Last Year
The Dairymen's League Cooperative Association issued August milk quotations, showing a 10 cent per hundredweight rise from last year but one cent lower than the same date. Class 1 fluid milk for city consumption is $2.90 per 100 pounds, Class 2 milk for cream and dairy products is $2.25 per hundred, with butter and cheese prices tied to New York averages. The report notes damage to storage and widespread shortages due to recent hybrid-type threats and hay shortages.
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U. S. Suspends Quinn Over Port Neglect Charges
Patrick H. Quinn shipping commissioner for the Port of New York has been suspended without pay amid charges of inefficiency and neglect of duty. Assistant Secretary of Commerce H. Huston announced the action and a 15 day window to answer. The inquiry also cited widespread gratuities accepted by deputy shipping commissioners from ship owners.
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Duncan Is English Hope By Grantland Rice
Washington July 21 Long Jim Barnes leads the field after a 36 hole test with a 144 total and a four stroke edge over Freddie McLeod and Charlie Murray while George Duncan stands six back seeking a final surge for the American Cup hopes. Abe Mitchell’s collapse shows inauspicious form as Jock Hutchison fades and Joe Kirkwood trails twelve strokes behind Barnes as the trans Atlantic title race narrows in the British contingent effort.
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Eight Swept to Death by Undertow in Gulf
Eight delegates to a Baptist Young People's Union encampment were drowned near Palacios Texas when a bathing party at the mouth of Green's Bayou was swept by an undertow in the Gulf of Mexico. Three others were rescued. victims include several children from the excursion. The incident occurred during the annual state encampment.
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Phone Girl to Fight for Fortune in Girard Heir Claim
Milwaukee relatives start a legal contest to claim part of Stephen Girard’s estate valued over 20 million dollars. Miss Suzan Shabuch, a Milwaukee telephone operator, and Dominic Girard’s descendants seek the land once awarded to Simon Girard by a 1881 U S District Court judgment. Attorney Frederick Groelle will travel to Philadelphia to press the claim.
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Trial traces reveal World Series plot details
Chicago July 21 Judge Friend admitted New York conversations among Cleotte Gandil Bill Burns and Attell as evidence in the 1919 World Series throws case. Burns testified the players conceived the plot for 100000 with others named Dubuc and Toney while defense attacked his statements. The Johnson Comiskey feud and hotel meetings were also explored as witnesses battled over the truth in a tense cross examination.
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Harding Firm Arms Parley Must Be Open
Washington dispatch notes the Harding administration insists the armament conference must address Far Eastern disputes with Japan. Open Door policy and U S rights in China are framed as essential before any disarmament talks. Officials argue one conference is needed, with spring postponement possible for informal talks and progress on contentious issues.
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Protest Over Von Steuben School Name In New Jersey
Hackensack residents protest Palisades Township Board of Education plans to name a new Manor section school after Baron Von Steuben. Mayor Yeardeley warns against discussing the name at the meeting and dedication. Local clergy and citizens urge an American name citing historical loyalties and recent war with Germany.
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Russia complains over exclusion from arms conference
STOCKHOLM July 21 Soviet envoy protests to the American Chargé d Affaires over Russia’s lack of invitation to the Washington Pacific conference. The note argues Russia is a sovereign power with territories along the Pacific and rejects others handling its interests, condemning the promoters for backing intervention in Russian affairs.
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Sheldon L. Cross
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Britain to press naval build four ships despite disarmament talks
London reports Premier Lloyd George told Parliament Britain will proceed with four capital ships to replace obsolete classes, costing about £28,000,000. He stressed Washington conference should not halt admiralty efficiency, while Australia’s Premier Hughes urged prior Pacific-wide accord before any ex conference limits. The German battleship Ostfriesland meanwhile was sunk in tests off Cape Charles after a series of 2,000-pound bombs.
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Wounded Auto Bandits Tracked in Syracuse Swamp
Sheriff’s posse cornered three bandits in a swamp north of Syracuse after a hold up in Constantine New York. They bound and gagged taxi driver Mampton Rich who escaped and alerted police. A pursuit ended with a wreck near More crossing and gunfire. two bandits escaped and two others were reportedly wounded.
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Riots Leave 18 Dead in Italian Clashes
In Genoa's Sarrana Province four fascists died and many wounded in an exchange with extremists. Later communist attacks on fascists in other towns killed four, with ten deaths and fifteen wounded overall. The report notes violence across multiple Italian towns as parties battle.
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Lloyd George Dominion Home Rule Plan Reaches Dail Éireann
The Irish Republic leader De Valera and Lloyd George discuss a dominion home rule plan with Ulster safeguards. A memorandum outlines a potential tripartite peace conference base. Both sides stay hopeful while Ulster rights and Dail Éireann decisions loom.
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