Britain weighs eastern conference overtures amid Lloyd George hints
London reports Britain may propose a conference on the eastern situation, with Lloyd George awaiting replies from America and China. Official circles hint at talks with the United States, China, and Japan before Britain declares its stance on the Anglo Japanese treaty. Canada had earlier urged a Pacific conference as a substitute for the alliance.
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China
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House of Commons
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Canada
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Department of External Affairs
Washington
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South Africa
Legislature Lives On Though Most Work Is Done
Wisconsin legislature remains technically active with a possible partial return next week to handle minor measures or veto-related actions. Gov Blaine pursues strict economy, aiming to avoid extra spending in the coming biennium. The defeated $8 million auto tax bill and $24 million park appropriations loom as key fiscal notes amid an official financial statement to the governor.
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John J. Blaine
Trotzky In Prison Report From Moscow Feared
United Press reports Bolshevik minister of war Leon Trotzky has been imprisoned by Premier Lenin. The official message reaches Washington with details of the alleged arrest and detention in Russia.
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Washington, D. C
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Harding 30th Wedding Anniversary Quiet Observance
The thirtieth anniversary of President Harding and Mrs. Harding was observed without ceremony. They were wed at the Marion house linked to the front porch campaign. George Christian Sr., then chef doorkeeper, is now secretary to the president.
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Mexican secretary vows to unmask American oil firms
Mexico City secretary of the interior told journalists that the Mexican government is prepared to unmask American oil producers accused of scandalous actions against both the Mexican treasury and the United States. He cited attempts to dodge taxes by forming subsidiaries and said Mexico would publicize pipelines and regulate Article 27. Local oil reps argued prices won’t rise for six months as exports drop.
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Pool to Relieve Livestock Industry Ready in Two Weeks
Chicago reports a $50 million relief pool for the livestock industry will start in two weeks after a conference approving rediscounting of original cattle paper at Federal Reserve banks. Banks can rediscount cattle paper rather than issuing loans via participation certificates. Original cattle notes, cut to two years or less, will be eligible under Federal Reserve law. The plan allows renewal cycles and deposits with the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank when rediscounting is sought. Applications for loans exceeding $1,000,000 have already been received.
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Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Law
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
3600 New Employees Added to C M S S Marie Force
Minneapolis report states 3600 new hires were added to the Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie railway. Vice president G R Whitington announced today that today's hires join the bridge and building departments and include carpentry shops and telegraph Shay department workers.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Maria Railway
G. R. Whnitington
Harding Reverses Policy to Push Tariff and Taxes
President Harding abandons hands off stance and plans to shelve soldier bonus in favor of urgent tariff and taxation measures. He will urge Congress to expedite these bills via brief recesses while reaffirming commitment to adjusted compensation for veterans at a later time.
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Harding
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Jarding
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Tariff Bill Imposes 30 Percent Tax On Foreign Films
Washington reports the Republican tariff bill adds a 20 percent ad valorem levy on foreign films and centralizes import control under the treasury secretary. The measure aims to shield American studios from European competition by curbing imports and protecting salaries for U.S. actors amid rising foreign displays. The proposal follows surging German film presence and seeks to block profit-reducing imports.
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Herbert W. Walker
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Washington
America
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Nightgowns Redefine Night Attire In City Trend
New York report notes a shift in bedroom fashion as nightgowns become shorter, extending slightly below the knees. The trend mirrors street dress and signals a bolder, more daring style, with parallels drawn to existing sleepwear like pajamas and other nocturnal innovations.
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Onitea Pras
New York
Parle
Peace Treaty Proclamation Draft Pending Cabinet Review
Washington reports a tentative draft proclamation of peace with Germany and Austria was shown to the cabinet by Attorney General Daugherty. It may not reach the president for signature before next week as many legal points require exhaustive study. Some advisers question the necessity of a proclamation, while others favor issuing it.
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Washington
Germany
Austria
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Amien Crea
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Herbert Hoover
Acccretary of Commerce
Hughes
Green Bay Paper Mill Strike Ends After Settlement
Green Bay mill workers accepted a nine hour day after a committee negotiation. One thousand three hundred forty employees will return to work July 11 after a strike that began May 3. The walkout idled three mills, with two closed about two months and one about three months amid rioting.
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Green Bay
King George Mediator in AGH Dispute
King George emerges as chief mediator in Irish negotiations. He met Sir James Craig, premier of the Ulster parliament, at Buckingham Palace amid talks with South Africa's Jan Smuts and reports of de Valera involvement. A London conference may be planned at Buckingham Palace with Lloyd George.
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Buckingham Palace
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South Africa
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Extreme penalty urged in 1919 World Series case
United Press report from Chicago states the former White Sox men and alleged gamblers face the extreme penalty if found guilty. Assistant state's attorney George Gormin argued the law allows up to five years in prison and a 2000 dollar fine. Judge Hugo Friend pressed for speedy jury selection.
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Chicago
White Sox
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Mann Tiy
Hugo Friend
Kentucky Man Is Called to Head Carroll College
Dr William Ganfield, president of Centre College in Danville Kentucky, has been named to head Carroll College in Waukesha Wisconsin. Trustees announced the selection and his arrival is expected July 12. He is anticipated to accept the presidency upon arrival.
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Paris
Margery
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Chicago convict dies in incident tied to grocer robbery
United Pros reports that Antonia Lopez, a convict accused in a fatal harm case against a grocer, died in an incident connected to the same case early today. The report notes prior escapes and rumors surrounding his time in custody, with local chatter about his fate and circumstances.
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Chicago
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Rapraven
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Irish Sinn Fein Leaders Meet in Dublin Conference
Report of the joint talks between Sinn Fein and Unionist leaders in Dublin. De Valera and Griffith lead the Sinn Fein side. Middleton and Dockrill among Unionist figures. Crowds, police minimal, discussions adjourned then resumed with no clear agreement. Royal visit noted but no statement from Sir James Craig.
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Congress Subcommittee Advances Soldier Bonus Bill
Subcommittee in Congress continues work on a bill to provide bonuses to disabled soldiers while reviewing the Sweet measure and the related relief proposals. The panel resumes hearings on the military pension and compensation package amid ongoing debate over eligibility and funding.
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John D Rockefeller Celebrates 82nd Birthday
John D Rockefeller marks his 82nd birthday in Tarrytown with a morning round of golf and an afternoon carriage ride. Family and friends were invited to a formal celebration tonight. Despite heat, Rockefeller remains active on the golf links and in excellent health.
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Severe Weather Slams Spring Wheat and Oats Crops
Washington reports serious damage to spring wheat and oats from hot dry weather with no relief in sight for the next thirty-six hours. Damage concentrated in northern states including Ohio Indiana Minnesota and North Dakota with some harm in other regions. Prostrations and deaths linked to heat wave appear nationwide with record heat in many cities and offices closing early as the heat continues. Green Bay reports the first heat death of the season in an dock worker, Joseph P. Lewin.
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United States
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Basrimonte
Pittsburgh
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Texas
A. Tito
Parke
Alxteen
Roxton
New Fingland
Borton Common
Associated Press
Green Bay
Wis
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Lewin
Golden Opportunity for Buccaneers at Atlantic
Atlantic note reports eight million dollars in gold aboard ships toward New York with shipments from Mauretenia Carmania Olympia and more. The wave of gold imports in the United States reaches billions in storage as bankers deny fear of pirates.
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Atlantic
Mauretenia
Theda Bara Is Bride Secretly Married in Connecticut
Theda Bara, famed silent film star, reportedly wed secretly last Saturday in Wilton or nearby Connecticut. Director C. J. Brabin of Har Pictures confirmed the vague event, with details scarce and friends learning of the marriage today.
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Weenwich
Conn
C. J. Brabin
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Senate Recess for Six Weeks Amid Tariff Debate
Special to The Northwestern reports the Senate plans a six week recess as the House handles the tariff bill, with Western senators pressing action on farmer interests. Many committees are active, and work continues despite many members abroad. Budget reforms under Harding move forward, with reorganization efforts and a shakeup in the bureau of markets noted, as clerks face pressure to perform.
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