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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1922

Page

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Leaders Seek To Jam Bonus Bill Through

Washington report details plans in the House to push the soldiers bonus bill via suspension of the rules, denying amendments and forcing a straight vote. President Harding’s stance creates uncertainty as many members seek direct contact with the White House to clarify support or veto potential.

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Hughes and Secretary’s Daughter Betrothed

The engagement of Catherine Hughes daughter of the Secretary of State and Mrs Hughes to Chauncey Waddell of New York City is announced. Waddell is connected with Dillon Read & Co in New York. The notice references Harvard and World War era context and lists surrounding official reactions.

L. Waddell New York Washington Catherine Hughes Hugt Chauncey Waddell Congress Sen- 4 Ela Ollins Hewan Wien Harvard Mx. Waddell Dillon, Read & Coy New York City

Anna Fitziu Ends Long Distance Romance

A chaotic clipping describes Anna Fitziu ending a long distance relationship with former Metropolitan singer Auren de Sextrote. It claims her ex and friends discuss travel, separation, and the couple’s split amid romantic tension and public scrutiny. Publicized quotes mix confusion and speculation about their future plans and personal choices.

Housing Bills Parade to Pass Falters in Albany

Albany reports chief counsel Untermyer says Lockwood committee work remains intact after meetings with Governor Miller, Speaker Machold, and Superintendent Stoddard. Despite underground lobbying, Stoddard supports the measure, with debates moving to the Rules Committee and Senate Cities Committee. Landlords protest, and a hearing on rent law amendments is slated amid broader housing relief efforts for the poor.

Stat Correning Albany March Lane Untermyer Lockwood Committee Palm Beach Miller Machold Assembly Ron Senate Cities Committee Senate Lockwood Insurance Committee Norrow Larkwood Myrosh Leonard W. II, Gibbe Buffalo

Harding and Party Headed to Florida Vacation

President Harding departed Washington with Mrs. Harding and a small party to spend a week in rest and recreation in St. Augustine Florida. The group included Attorney General Daugherty Speaker Gillette Under Secretary Fletcher and Brigadier General Sawyer. He aims to rest, play golf, and escape official duties during the trip, the longest break since his inauguration.

Washington Accon- Harding Snall de Presig Frovida Friedent Har Atlantic Coast Line St. Augustine Dharding Daugherty Illett House of Representatives Fletcher State Department Sawyer George B. Christian Jr Florida White House Floride Harding I'rese Marding Virginia

United States rejects Genoa conference invitation

Secretary Hughes notes the U S cannot join the Genoa economic conference, deeming it political in character and not primarily economic. He cites Russia’s conditions, calls for productive bases, and urges safeguarding fair economic opportunity while supporting European recovery.

Antigonish Ghosts Evade Traps Near McDonald House

The Antigonish ghost story unfolds as Dr. Walter Franklin Pringe tests bells flashlights wires and tracking powder in the McDonald home while Mary Ellen McDonald predicts spirits will reappear. Witnesses including Mary Tillen and others report fires and strange phenomena, but Halifax reporters find no spirits in the house as dawn arrives.

Caledonia Mile Antigo McDonald Walter Franklin Pringe American Institute For Scientific Research Mary Ellen McDonald Alexander McDonald Mary Tillen Tanen Mary Ellen McDonalds Nolan Mary Tilen Dr. Prince Mr. Carroll Michael MacGillvers D . Prince Prince Halifax

Harding Wrestles With Income Tax Two Hours

Washington March 8 President Harding spent about two hours addressing his income tax return after arriving at the White House this morning He joked with aides and asked his secretary to alert him if corrections were needed He then sent his return to the Collector of Internal Revenue and remarked he would not be surprised if changes were required

Washington Harding

Viscount Lascelles and Princess Mary Tour Buckisham

Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles arrived at Buckingham Palace with Bride Lascelles traveling from Shropshire by motor to avoid demonstrations. Since their Westminster Abbey marriage February 28 they honeymoon at Weston Park and plan to Italy then Dorence.

London Mary Viscount Lascelies Buckingham Palace Shitnal Shropahire Westminster Abbey Weston Park Italy Mortest Dorence Javien Au Charity

Rum Hospital replaces old barrooms in Boston plan

Boston March 8 A legislative hearing heard George F Murphy former representative argue that private hospitals would replace liquor licensed barrooms and social clubs. He said new private hospitals already appeared and near-beer saloon proprietors foresee converting their private hospital places into commercial ventures as regulation looms.

Boston George F. Murphy Mesa Hoxpit

Sinking of Grontoft and wireless heroism in fierce Atlantic storm

The Grontoft, a Norwegian freighter bound from Norfolk to Kjirg, sent distress during a severe Atlantic gale. Wireless operator Edward Hanson relayed SOS messages to the Esthonia as the ship vanished, while the Cameronia battled massive waves nearby. Captain Hans Jorgenson ordered a desperate turn, the sea raging with 35 year storms as the missing crew faced a grim fate.

Grontoft Cape Race Atlantic Cape Rao Edeward Hanson Norfolk Kjirg Esthenia Hanson Hans Jorgenson Cameronia Blakie Tain Jorge

Powers Tell Russia Not To Suffer Exploitation

President Harding's administration argues the Genoa conference should be economic not political as Secretary Hughes notes that questions remain and the United States may join only if tangible trade and production conditions in Russia improve. The note stresses private property rights, contract sanctity, and labor freedom as prerequisites for restoring trade and Europe’s solvency.

Carter Field Washington March Genoa Hughes Tral United States Russia Rolles Europe Sten Otn Gites Prudent Harding United State Tassia America Harding

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