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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
14
Republicans face a push to prioritize public health alongside infrastructure. The campaign highlights a good roads policy paired with health measures, urging voters to weigh public health in the upcoming election.
A presidential advisory committee argues for stronger federal support in education and health, proposing an executive department of education, expanded public health functions, and coordinated national road policy. The report also critiques deportation laws and calls for clearer federal local coordination on justice and civil matters.
Miss Mary Garrett Hay foresees a GOP win this fall and urges full woman’s participation. She travels to Chicago for the Republican National Convention to welcome attending women and push suffrage ratification, aiming to seat women in party leadership and policy.
In London June 16 a Commons discussion sought details of future naval policy. Unionist Carlson Hellacrs pressed whether a Pacific focus or home waters would dominate, while Walter Hume Long, First Lord of the Admiralty, urged restraint as questions remain before the Imperial Tension committee.
Washington June 1 Joseph P Tumulty secretary to President Wilson calls Walker charge foolish and childish He acknowledges friendship with Regan and writes Walker denying Palmer investigating Knickerbocker Hotel owner The letter to Walker is cited as clarification amid Senate campaign expenditure probes and political banter about Bryan and Prohibition at a Willard Hotel gathering
Senate committee witness Harry W. Walker was told by Senator Kenyon to postpone his Washington appearance. Walker issued a statement denying knowledge of the Treasury fund rumor and claimed limited awareness of the situation.
The transcript shows individuals denying involvement with publicity work for the Brewers and Knickerbocker interests. Colonel Ruppert and Christian Feigenspan say they have no knowledge of Colonel Walker or meetings with Sec Tumulty. The committee hears testimony about their lack of direct dealings and possible misinformation.
A U S court contends that ratification of federal constitutional amendments is derived from the federal constitution, not state legislative action, and that direct public referendums do not constitute valid state ratification. The piece argues for preserving the federal process and avoids endless state-by-state reinterpretation.
In a June 1 hearing before the House Rules Committee Attorney General Palmer accused Assistant Secretary Louis P. Post of hostility to Congress and radical friendliness. He charged Post with defying evidence rules, favoring law violators, and hindering justice during deportation cases, arguing his stance undermines federal law and national security.
The speech condemns Post for using propaganda and tolerating Bolshevik influence in the Labor Department. Palmer cites cases where deportation action was canceled and accuses Post of guiding a revolutionary agenda, while noting prior editorials from Post. It follows Wilkes-Barre talks with Wilson about a coal commission and ratified conciliation decisions.
Miners accept the wage commission offer after a meeting between Labor Secretary and operators and union representatives. Announcement follows discussions in Washington. This marks a key step in wage settlement for the anthracite industry.
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