Loss of 34 lives in CA airship Roma crash
William S. Culbertson, technical adviser to the Aguerecan arms delegation, has been designated by President Harding to some as chair of a wartime commission. Culbertson was appointed by President Coolidge and reappointed to the tenth of delve years by Press Worth Pherding. In 1924, in Ahireh.
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Willian S. Culbertson
Aguerecan
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Tiarding
tce
Wersitel States tant’ commission
Cudbbestson
Pescent Walken
ton
Presswort Pherding
Ahireh
Disaster over Hampton Roads Roma airship wreck death toll 34
Norfolk February disaster aboard the Roma airship near Hampton Roads left 34 dead and many injured after a crash ignited by electric wires. General Mason Patrick ordered swift inquiry as officers and air service men recover bodies and identify victims. Two pilots were aboard steering gear. Captain Walter Reed and B G Burt survived.
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Mason M. Patrick
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Roma
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Washin
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Matrick
Washington
Walter J. Reed
B. G. Burt
Burt
Charles Dworack
McCook Field
Ohio
fom Langley
United States Adopts George Washington Policy Says Coolidge
Vice President Coolidge declares in Baltimore that the United States has adopted Washington’s policy of cooperation and help, not dictation, and expresses readiness to share burdens while nations must work out their own destinies. He calls naval arms reduction and the four power Pacific treaty major conference achievements.
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Prean
Baltimore
United States
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George Washington
Coolidge
Johns Hopkins University
America
Washington
Seek Gypsies Thought To Have Kidnapped Child
Police pursued a band of gypsies in Baltimore after eight year old Clara Stone vanished on the way to school. A doctor notified authorities, saying the child was held in a closed car and that the pursuit extended beyond Belair road toward Philadelphia. The gypsy group was caught up shortly after Overlea, but the child had not been located.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Clara Stone
George McLean
Stone
Henry
Belair road
Philadelphia
Overlea
Belfast Firing Wounds Reported in East Side Vendetta
Belfast February 22 Several persons were wounded today in a fresh outbreak of shooting on the East Side. The incident is linked to a vendetta against saloon keepers who sympathize with Sinn Fein. Mis tary guards were stationed at saloons in the York street district. Paris traffic reformers propose to bar the home from that cites practical streets to awake way far meter vehicles. Torses would be need only a few hours at mht and then only on unfraquented trees.
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Associated Press
Belfast
East Side
Sinn Fein
York street
Paris
Bonus committee of house fails to make progress
The Bonus Tax Committee in Washington, stalled during a draft session with many members absent. A late plan to postpone the entire question was adopted as preliminary talks behind closed doors suggested a major scrap over nonmanufacturers sales taxes. The committee is expected to back a form of tax, facing a first defense by opponents when Ways and Means reviews the recommendations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ways and Means committee
Miners oppose rail workers joining strike
Chicago February 22 United Mine Workers president John L Lewis said the miners do not want railroad employees to join a miners strike. He spoke at a conference opening and urged only moral support from carrier employees for the coming strike.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Irish Agree To End Convention in Three Month Adjournment
Dublin dispatch reports Sinn Fein leaders reached a three month adjournment of the Ard Sheis, the Sinn Fein national convention. Eamon de Valera and Arthur Griffith answered questions before a viva voce vote approved the agreement and adjourned proceedings. The move was greeted as a welcome step toward unity within the party.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Eamon de Valera
Artha
iGriffith
Pope appoints West Virginia priest in Wheeling diocese
Richmond Va February a priest from West Virginia James Brown Patter died in Richmond? The report notes the appointment of James B foils as chancellor of the Wheeling Diocese and mentions Father Stiman and others with unclear lines from a New York source.
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West Va
James B. foils
Richm
Rome
Pepe Pustodas
Monagins John J Swuoint
Westen
W Va
manzary hic
Wheeling
WoVa
Richmond
James Brown
Fifi Potter
Stiman
Frank Powers
Ham
New York
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