Clash in Senate over dismissals in civil service debate
Washington April 6 Senate Republicans and Democrats clashed over whether Harding’s administration violated civil service rules. Caraway resolutions seeking inquiry into the Bureau of Engraving and Printing dismissals were sent to the civil service committee, while Harrison and King introduced measures for an investigative review into removals. The session featured party line roll calls and references to impeachment as a possibility if law was violated.
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Washington
Senate
Harding
Caraway
Arkansas
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Civil Service Committee
Bureau
Borah
Idaho
Congress
King
Utah
Fone
Curtis
Kansas
Harrison
Mississippi
Aics
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bomb Wrecks Miner's Car in Bilsythe West Virginia
In Bilsythe, West Virginia, a bomb exploded in front of the homes of miners Bipny Chickenfeller and James Spade. State troopers with bloodhounds arrested John Fodor and Andy Honi zecz, who claim innocence. Spade's motor car was destroyed while he and Chickenfelter continued to work for McKell Coal after a strike.
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Beckley
W. Va
Bipny Chickenfeller
James Spade
Bilsythe
John Fodor
Andy Honizecz
Chickenfelter
Spade
McKell Coal Company
Junk Spade
Young farmer blown to Tombs over bank loan attempt
In New York on April 5 Aubrey I Carver a Wellsboro upstate farmer entered Chemical National Bank seeking a 1,000,000 loan and was refused. Police took him into custody as a disorderly conduct case and he was held for observation at the Tombs. Also reported a fatal farmhouse fire in Moundsville West Virginia killing a woman and two grandchildren and the deportation order for Jeret Princeal head of federal detective bureau in Paterson New Jersey.
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Young
Tombs Gell
New York
Tower Manhattan
Aubrey I. Carver
Tombs Prison
Carver
Wellsboro
Chemical National Bank
Samuel Shaw
Shaw
Andrews
Spaniard Invents Multi Barrel Gun Firing 2500 Shots Per Minute
A Spanish inventor unveils a new machine gun with fifty barrels. Each barrel can fire 70 shots per minute, totaling 2500 rounds per minute. Five men are required to operate the weapon.
Pigs Die In Spring Loss Across U S Over $60 Million
A Kansas Agricultural College report presented at the American Chemical Society invasion in Birmingham notes hog losses exceeding 60 million dollars. Researchers J B Hughes and J B Winchester attribute the deaths to excessive corn in swine feed and vitamin deficiencies. The study cautions Illinois and Alabama hog raisers about dietary balance to prevent further losses. The article signals broad concern for the industry and urges feeding adjustments.
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Birmingham
Ala
Hughes
J. B. Winchester
Kansas Agricultural College
American Chemical Society
United States
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