Global Briefs Report War Echoes and Political Shifts
Government settles Derby Manufacturing suit for 670000 dollars. A 209 pearl necklace sold in Paris for 1900000 francs. Baron Sonnino, Italian leader, dies aged... American-Italian diplomacy and Near Eastern talks feature in Lausanne. Mary and Annie MacSweeney of Cork face grave illness after strike support. Galli-Curiel tax case in Ottawa. Sultan’s flight shocks harem. Turkish-Greek conflicts noted. Clemenceau and Franco-American policy debated in Senate. Gompers rejects Hague labor conference invitation. Mrs. William H. Felton succeeds Thomas I. Watson in Georgia. Harding aims to ease farmer credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby Manufacturing Company
Derby
Conn
Department of Justice
Paris
Baron Sonnino
Italy
Senate
Inter-Allied Control Commission
Ingolstadt
Bavaria
Turkey
Turon
Western
Thrace
Greece
American
London
Francisco Giannini
Lumicine
Rome
New York
Mary
Annie MaceSwinney
Terence MacSweney
Cork
Free State
Annie
Federal Inland Revenue
Galli-Curel
Ottawa
Canada
Constantinople
Canuel
Europe
Lausanne
Switzerland
Mustapha Kemal
International Federation of Trades Unions
Hague
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
William H. Felton
Thomas I. Watson
Artersville
Elton
Congress
Groesbeck urged to name Kelly to fill Newberry term
The House appropriations committee, via telegram from Chaah an Madden, urged Governor Groesbeck of Michdean to appoint representative Pat Kelly to serve the unexpired Newberry Senate term. The message stated no interference by the committee but sought to use its influence for the public good amid political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groesbeck
Michdean
House Appropriations Committee
Chaahan Madden
Pat Kelly
Newberry
Congress
Harding
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
United States
White House
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Senate
Butler
St. Paul
Gard
City elevators ban hats by Cleveland riders plea
A city mayor urges residents not to remove hats while riding in city operated elevators. The report also notes multiple national items including Charles S Barrett’s election as National Farmers Union president at Lynchburg Virginia and various criminal and political events from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Congress
City of
Cleveland
Fred Kohler
Charles S. Barrett
Union City
National Farmers’ Union
Lynchburg
Harry Ovchard
Frank Steunenberge
Idaho Board of Pardons
David G. Wills
Presbyterian Synod of America
Astoria
Long Island City
New York
JL. P. Lewis
United States
W. C. Carter
Atlanta
Tie
Front Royal
N. B. Dial
South Carolina
Southern Commercial Congress
Chicago
Tax collections fall sharply as 1922 shows drop
The 1922 fiscal year ended June 30 saw Federal tax collections down about 1.4 billion dollars or 30 percent from 1921. Income and profits taxes declined 1.141 billion, or 35 percent, to 2.087 billion. Miscellaneous taxes fell 19 percent to 1.111 billion amid rate cuts and wartime tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Blair
New York
Pennsylvania
Hinois
Nevade
New Mexico
Take DeValera Irish Order Sparks Dublin Fire Alarm
Free State troops arrest several rebels in Dublin after a failed uprising tied to the execution of Hravine Childers. DeValera is reported as possibly facing a firing squad as patrols search for leaders amid scattered attacks with no clear command structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tistor
Vao
Pbon Burchfield
O Yents
Weet State Street
James W. Smith
Ruby
Ben Burehfield
Charles Burchfield
Nomination
Crasns
Smith
State Street
Burchfield
Anerda
DeValera
Dublin
Eamon deValera
DaValera
Free State
Hravine Childers
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Saml
Tue
GexTaur Goupanc
New
York
THE
Contaur Company
John
Spohn
Swohn
Spouln
Spoun Medical Company
Goslen
Indiana
Wrate
Die Mainghein
Magdamd
Nis
Ian Culleura
Cea
Ins
Weneder
SENSO
Lumbago
Bayer
Mayer
Tersmitmerma Tow
Banorica
Ims Taving
Tucker Manufacturing Company
Darlington
S.c
Putnam
Globe
Clemenceau
France
America
Tom Dickson
Maryville
Nashville
Tenn
James
Missouri
Tullatin
First National Bank
Oliver Dimitt
Ottuma
Iowa
Dimitt
Tommy O'Connor
W. C. Maricn
Jefferson County Bank
Louisville
Tiger
Stoke
Morgan Puminil
Sedalia
Kansas City
Lithhe Rock
Russellville
Art
Edgar Make
Mount Vernon Place
Baltimore
Germany
Balkan States
Europs
Keven
Asia Minor
Reilley Colleries Company
Spangler
Gar
Barnesboro
Woodward Iron Company
Birmingham
Ala
Carolina
Amahama
Florida
Georgia
Ionistina
Peenls
Hughes
Sir Auckland Geddes
Meena Bi
Lestenee
Cou
Tye
DR. Kings
Anglo-American Drug CO
Fulton St
Hoarolit I
Hitchio & Co., Inc
Toronto
Sydney
Gude
Jude
Sloan's
Sloan
Mae
Tyite
Ine
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