Subsidy Support for Merchant Marine Outlined by Lasker
Special to The Northwestern from Washington shows Chairman Lasker explaining the subsidy plan for the American merchant marine before a joint Senate and House session. He argues the issue is whether to dissolve war built ships into private hands or to maintain a permanent U S sea power with subsidies and government role.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Hous
Merchant Marine
Nichelles
Marding
Atmerican Merchant Marine
United States Shippings
Lodrd
Chaliment Layker
Texas Democrats Clash Over Heated House Speech
In a heated House session, Representative Blanton accused Garner of criminal acts after a newspaper article. Garner angrily rebutted and called Blanton personally responsible for his remarks. The chamber erupted, guards intervened, and the debate descended into disorder before order returned for Garner to resume.
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Gamer Democrat
Manton
Serape
Blanton
Garner
Conron
Bianton
Texas
Mr Llanton
Fire Chief Angered By Knitting Firemen Scene
Associated Press report from Collegetown notes Fire Chief Albert Hoffsieder reacting to firemen knitting during duty. He urged them to stop knitting and focus on readiness, citing discipline and decorum in the firehouse. The incident drew attention to morale and station routines amid ongoing campaigns.
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Associated Press
Coleege
Pranston
Albert Hoffsieder
Irish Crisis Deepens with Border Violence Reports
Belfast dispatch cites rising danger as shootings and patrols intensify amid tensions. Reports note police and troops on high alert after surprise incidents near the border, with observers warning the situation could worsen as political games threaten stability.
Military units near bridge in stray wartime notes
Fragmentary report describes two troops within ten yards of each other with rifles but not speaking. References to location near a bridge, a mass gathering, and potential followers in a forest area near Enniskillen. Contains garbled names and places, suggesting wartime troop movements and security concerns.
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Permanighes
Ata
Lister
Hermes
Royal
Ams
Toamaonn Lp
Valera Louse FO Forest
Rial Beleoo
Enniskillen
Pittsburg Producers Decline Invite From Chairman Nolan
Associated Press reports Pittsburg coal operators, linked groups of Ghia Indians and Mine Workers, met in Washington on April 10 to discuss the labor plan. They declined the invitation from Chairman Nolan and pledged to remain united in their stance against a unified plan, stating they will not participate in the labor conference.
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Pittsburg
Nolan
Associated Press
Pitsburg
Pac
Ptter
Cail Producers Association
Chaumen
Mitt
Ghia Indians
Mynomind
United Mane Workers
Washington
Faebor
Ch Terman
LRM
Ate Soler
Five Charged in Jury Tampering Case
Five individuals face charges linked to alleged jury tampering and contempt related to a high profile ongoing legal matter. Authorities described the case as involving attempts to influence jurors and obstruct proceedings during a sensitive trial. The defendants’ names and detailed counts were not fully disclosed in the available text.
Case of Miss Stone Goes to the Jury
The case of Miss Stone went to the jury amid a murder charge. The proceedings, held in a New York court, involve a defendant linked to a Cincinnati figure and a former corporation head. The jury heard evidence on the first degree murder claim as the trial progressed in a tense courtroom setting.
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Miss Stone
Cy Asa
New Yorke
Olinda
Cincinnity
Shaphead
Sloot
Mincuiman
Patel
Proskdon
Aue
Miss Stone Cluayid
Mules Enjoy Holiday Amid Mine Work Suspension
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania reports 155000 idle miners and mules in anthracite fields celebrate a holiday caused by the work suspension. The animals, kept in enclosures, romp and play above ground, relieved from fumes and darkness.
Early Peace Setback in Coal Dispute Reported
Fragmented text describes a coal wage and work stoppage dispute. Mentions unions, nonunion mines, and parties including government or commissions. Notes shifts in positions, potential talks, and ongoing unrest affecting coal production and transportation.
Two Men Arrested in Wisconsin Taxi Incident May Be Tommy O Connor
Two men believed from Milwaukee were detained by Kenosha police after a taxi trip that began in Milwaukee with large sums of money. One man possibly Tommy O Connor. the other described as his companion. They claimed a gambling dispute in Milwaukee prompted the journey to Chicago.
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Tommy O'Connor
Sear
Levar
Willen
Walwaukee
Marylam
Milwauke
Chicago
Kenosha
Manny
Milwaukee
Ant Heater
Sid
Dlay Tre
Question of Reparations and European Conference Debates
Fragmented OCR text discusses reparations and a European conference with references to Berlin and Geonon Marth. It mentions speeches by Lise Georges, pending dates, and the issue of inflationary currency, with notes on postponement and potential payments or rebates amid wartime conditions. The passage preserves names and places but is largely garbled.
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Che Wan Dior
Lise Georges
Ar von Cerded
Rendon
Geonon Marth
Harding faces task of controlling party patronage seekers
A chaotic Washington scene centers on President Harding as he confronts patronage pressures within his Republican ranks. Rumors swirl of factions, loyalty tests, and potential reshuffles as party insiders push for influence. The article notes intense internal maneuvering and public scrutiny of administration appointments amid a tense political climate.
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Harding
Band of Fifty Suspected of Plot to Rob Government
A band of fifty men suspected of a plot to raid government offices in Camp Dis WA. The group allegedly looted a warehouse, stealing equipment valued at $200,900. Local authorities report arrests and ongoing investigations.
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United Presa
Dis
Danning Ator de Ofarn
Man Pays Penalty Woman Is Released
A cryptic article reports a man paying a penalty and a woman being released from custody. It references a court proceeding and a plea or sentence, with scattered names and places that are only partially readable.
Senate Strikes Labor Bill Amid Budget Clash
Debates flare as senators push a labor reform linked to budget plans. Proponents cite wage standards and workplace safety while opponents warn of cost burdens on businesses. The session highlights party divides and long standing tensions over federal labor policy.
Lampert Seeks Return After Career Gain and Anxiety
The note discusses Mr. Lampert seeking to regain employment, describing his improved condition and readiness to work. It mentions prior duties, health concerns, and an intent to resume responsibilities soon. Key phrases imply a recovery and desire to rejoin his position.
Flight resumption to Brazil planned for April 11
In a terse notice dated April 11, pilots Sacadura Cabral and others are cited as resuming the Brazil flight. The document details timing, crew, and expected arrival at a port presumed to be in Brazil, noting weather and navigation conditions.
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Brazil
Complications in Far East Seen by Borah
Senator Borah warns of rising complications in the Far East as Japan presses occupation and threat grows. He argues Allied powers must act decisively to prevent further aggression and justify future united front.
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Far East
Garlin seeks governor Blaine pardon from prison
Garlin applies to Governor Blaine for a pardon from prison. The article details public reactions, political context, and potential implications for ongoing legal matters and party dynamics.
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Garlin
Blaine
Admiral Peary Memorial Tribute At Arlington
President and Mrs. Harding and other leaders attend a memorial ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery for Admiral Peary. National Geographic Society unveils a monument design honoring Peary while guests include Roald Amundsen and others as plans discuss the earth’s shape and monument symbolism.
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Harding
Admiral Peary
Westerated Peas
Washington
Riga
Admiral Holter
Arlington Natiinal Cemetery
National Geographic Society
White
Maine
Genoa Conference Seen Through U S Eyes and European Hope
United Press reports from London on the Genoa conference as leaders from Europe and the United States seek to address postwar economic and political strains. Drafted by correspondents in multiple countries, the dispatch notes hopes for progress despite Bolshivist opposition and ongoing tensions among major powers.
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Ted Bs
Keen General Europe
London
Farmer Kills Himself Amid Turmoil in Steadfare War
A farmer named Tad conmite ved sulade dies by suicide with a stick of den mur in a troubled region during the Steadfare War. Authorities report no further details as the investigation continues.
Weather Outlook Promises Warmer Temperatures Ahead
Forecasters predict a rise in temperatures into the coming days with a warmer pattern dominating the weekend. Local observers note mild evening winds and a chance of light showers in coastal areas.
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