U. S. Expenses Greatly Reduced in Dawes Report
President Harding informs the House that 1922 federal outlays will be about 1.6 billion dollars less than last year. Dawes details savings from executive plan, routine operations, and interdepartmental transfers, with current year expenditures projected around 3.922 billion.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
Dawes
House Appropriations Committee
Burns
Democrat
Tennessee
House
Budget Bureau
Dcember
Budget Bureau Reports Savings Rise Amid Government Expenditures
The budget bureau itemized thousands of government transactions from ships to sealing wax and noted savings against current appropriations of 112 million dollars risen to about 186 million. Director Dawes said the 1922 operating estimate showed expenditures only 25.8 million higher than the December budget, a discrepancy near one percent on a total of 1.758 billion, after excluding 7.5 million authorized for specific items.
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Congress
Dawes
United States
Firemen Halt Hold Up in Hill District
Pittsburgh on May 8 reports a fire department company helped end a hold up in the Hill district. Albert Pye a tax collector was attacked by three men who beat him but he retained a satchel containing about 5000. A passerby rang the fire alarm bells and the crowd’s shout frightened the robbers away.
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Pittsburgh
Fire Department
Hil
Albert Pye
Ancient race horse remembers trainer in New York
In New York on May 8 Clover a 32 year old ex racehorse from Catawiss 1 Pa now owned by Rev Ulysses Myers prepared for a Madisor Square Garden exhibition. George Selwarte a former Poughkeepsie race track hostler recalled racing days and asked Clover to kiss him. Clover nostrils flared then nipped Schwartz playfully proving his memory and former speed.
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New York
Clover
Catawiss 1 Pa
Ulysses Myers
Preparato
Madisor Square Garden
George Selwarte
Poughkeepsie
4. Y
George
Schwartz
Jumps to Her Death After Cabaret Carouse Tragedy
New York May 8 An all night tour of Hoboken cafes and dance halls by two couples ends in tragedy when Margaret Gallagher 19 of New York jumps from the freight Lackawanna in the Hudson and drowns Hours later police seek truth amid conflicting stories Klemis Dugsidy 18 claimed to be Gallagher's companion and said she leaped after an argument with her husband Gallagher who had separated from her weeks earlier
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New York
Hoboken
Margaret Gallagher
Lackawanna
Hudson River
Klemis Dugsidy
Dredgea Supply Town With Fuel
Bloomsburg Pennsylvania on May 8 reports sixteen dredges in the river carrying out over 820 tons of coal. The entire output is sold to local dealers and nearby industrial plants as freshets bring down more coal from upstream.
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Bloomsburg
Bryan’s Hotel Mixup Sparks Laughter in Texas
May 9 in San Antonio a man named Bryan sought alcohol, knocking on hotel doors and asking for real tough size. The confusion ended with Bryan realizing he had checked into a hotel hosting friends at a convention, and he joined the group’s laughter with his wife en route to California.
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Bryan
San Antonio
Tex
W. J
Weekly coal output tops four million tons in US strike area
Washington May 8 United States geological survey reports weekly coal production near 4 150 000 tons for the week ending May 3 mostly bituminous with virtually zero anthracite. Daily car loadings varied and the strike pattern remains largely unchanged as demand stiffens and nonunion workers rise slightly in Texas.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
Anid
Inter Diya
Texas
District Reports Improvement in Anidoie West Markets
The district notes improvement but market activity remains insufficient to flag reduced fall production from mines still operating. Consumption relies largely on storage. With current output, drafts on consumer stockpiles cannot fall much below 000,000 tons per week.
French government to fire 50 000 public workers
Paris May decree abolishes fifty thousand public functionaries to cut 300 million francs from the 1923 budget. Workers will be gradually removed by December 31. War department contributes 10 588 losses, marine 4 917, and explosive manufactories 529, totaling 15 087 discharged in national defense.
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Paris
War Department
Marine Department
Services For National Defense
Boy Falls Forty Feet From High School in Bethlehem
Paul Wood sley, 15, fell forty feet from Franklin high school in Bethlehem on May 8 while playing with friends. He fractured his right leg and jaw and sustained internal injuries after leaping a seven foot chasm to an annex. He was near the top coping when the accident occurred.
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Falla
Bethlehem
Paul Woodsley
Franklin High School
Base Ball Scores From Weekend Games in American League
Weekend baseball results show Philadelphia beating New York 2 0 and Cleveland routing St Louis 10 6 Detroit defeated Chicago 8 7. Washington and New York split a doubleheader with Washington winning 1 0 on Sunday. Chicago lost to Detroit 7 9. Cleveland led St Louis 10 6 with Det ickets Kalp Vangilder Severchi Mails Morton Rugby in mix.
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Philadelphia
New York
Paiadelphia
Matteries
Minlgs
Desorner
Harris
Perkins
Boston- Boston
Washington
Batterion
Pennack
Walters
Auhaiy
Johnson
Garrity
Phelnich
Cleveland
St. Junik
Watterles
Coveleskie
Shocker
Sesereta
Betroit
Detroit
Chicago
Hatterlew
Halge
Leverett
Schalk
Yanan
Piette
Busser
Cames
Hattertes—Jones
Te Sorner
Phipps
Betllheart
Gharrity
Mattenes Kabur
Schalks Dallas
Cole Oldham
Mirssder
Cleveland St. Louia
Cleves
Detiches-Kalp
Vangilder
Severchi
Mails
Morton
Rugby
National League Scores From New York Brooklyn and St Louis
National League games report from New York and Brooklyn with tallies for Philadelphia Boston Chicago Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Batteries include Haines Smith Mendana Hentine Watson ONeill Vance Deber Hungling and Carlson Gooch Alexander Jones Cheeves Hartnett O Farrell.
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New York
Philadelphia
Timely
Smith
Snyder
Hubbell
Henne
Brooklyn
Boston
Ruether
Hungiing
Oeschger
Willingim
Lanning
Gowds
Pittsbugh
Chicaga
Puttsburgh
Aldridge
O'Farewell
Glazner
Hamilton
Gooch
Ac St. Loube
Cincinnati
Be Loula
Tatteries
Hargrave Haines
North
Ringmith
Natteries
Haines
Mendana
Hentine
Dostup
Latteries
Watson
O'Neill
Vance
Deber Hungling
Cienga-Pittsburgh
Chicgzo
Carlson
Alexander
Jones
Cheeves
Hartnett
O'Farrell
St. Louis
Hooch Destroyer Intercepts 25 Craft Bound for Canada
May 5 report from Bermuda says the hooch destroyer Bahn of the drs navy boarded and searched 25 Sly Nordaden ships with clearance papers for Canada during a 400 mile day cruise. Captain George Tawney docked after no arrests or liquor seized, most encounters near New Jersey coast or Long Island Sound.
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Canada
New York
Bermuda
Bahn
Drs
George Tawney
New Jersey
Long Island Sound
Europe travel beckons after war burden lifted
A vivid guide praises postwar Europe as a vibrant destination with Paris London the Riviera and Italy regaining charm. It discusses passport visa rules ship classes and packing tips while outlining costs for transatlantic passage and mid Atlantic routes.
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Alps
Italy
Atlantic
Europe
Waterloo
Namur
Liege
Louvain
Belgium
University of Louvain
Paris
London
Peter
Riviera
Biarritz
St Moritz
Cannes
Nice
Dieppe
Deueilie
Octend
Central Europe
Calis
Cochenge
Vale of Goliar
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National Travel Club of America
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