Trade and diplomacy items dominate Happenings of the World
A collage of Washington actions and international concerns is reported. The federal trade commissioner lodges a complaint over Bethlehem Steel and Lackawanna merger, while senators clash with ambassadors over tariff debates. Other items note debt talks, labor policy, and military spending, plus several crimes and personal dramas across the United States.
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Federal Trade Commissioner
Washington
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Lackawanna Steel Company
Valentino Freed on Bigamy Charge in Los Angeles
Rodolph Valentino, film idol, was freed by Justice Hanbey at Los Angeles of the charge of bigamy for marrying Winifred Hudnut at Mexicali on May 14. The report lists other international incidents including industrial explosions and political upheavals in Asia Minor and Europe.
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Justice Hanbey
Los Angeles
Cal
Winifred Hudnut
Mexicali
Mex
Asia Minor
Athens
Ballazas
Greece
Germany Yields to Allied Ultimatum and Global Reparations Plan
The article surveys Allied demands on Germany, reparations talks led by international bankers including J Pierpont Morgan, and German finance minister Hermes proposals facing Stinnes and Reichstag criticism. It notes Lloyd George signaling possible reductions and postponements, while Winston Churchill warns Britain may enforce border security if Ireland rejects the treaty. It also covers rail wage strikes in the United States and a UK fraud case against Horatio Bottomley. The piece closes with Memorial Day observances and Liberty bond renewals at par.
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Cor
Berlin
International Bankers
Paris
J. Pierpont Morgan
United States
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Germany
Trance
Freland
Free State
Ulster
Winston Shurchill
Michael Collins
Arthur Griffith
Churchill
de Valera
Collins
Griffith
Lamington Evans
Ireland
Dublin
Belfast
Hoover eyes coal strike impact in mid year outlook
Officials indicate no government action to end the coal miners strike yet and foresee no decisive shift before mid June or early July when coal shortages may bite. Secretary Hoover met last week with over 500 bituminous coal producers whose mines are in operation outside the Show Fields and warned against causing consumer hardship if avoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
McCumber Bill for Soldier Bonus Advances in Senate Finance
Senate finance committee approves McCumber's soldier bonus bill by 9 to 4 and the senator plans to report favorably to the full Senate within days. He aims to sidetrack tariff talk to speed passage, though benefits begin January 1 next year and Republicans oppose rushing. Democrats back immediate consideration. Smoot may push an insurance substitute, signaling a prolonged debate ahead.
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Ann McUmber
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
McCumber
Finance Committee
House
Smoot
WarFraud Investigation Begins in Washington
The first case from the government’s fight on war frauds concerns surplus lumber disposal contracts and has been presented to a special federal grand jury by U S Attorney Peyton Gordon. Attorney General Daugherty promises no disclosure of grand jury activities or case names during the probe. Senator Caraway and allies press calls for his removal over Charles Morse’s parole. President Harding backs Daugherty’s honesty and integrity and will not seek his retirement.
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Charles W. Morse
Federal
Washington
Harding
Mr. Daugherty
Balloons Reach Midwest in National Race Start
Twelve balloons started from Milwaukee in the national race and six have landed across Illinois Indiana Ohio and Missouri. A navy non-contestant bag carries a new secret radio device. The three balloons traveling farthest will represent America in the France international race later this year.
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Milwaukee
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri
Navy
America
France
Unification Talks Prompt Leadership Shake in China
LANS push for unification gain momentum as the old Republican parliament meets. President Hsu Chih Chang resigns under General Wu backed pressure and is replaced by ex President Li Yuan Hung. Overtures reach Sun Yat Sen as efforts continue.
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China
Hsu Chih Chang
Li Yuan Hung
Sun Yat Sen
Can Now Walk as Well as Ever
Mrs. Anna B. Crawford of Lincoln Nebraska says Tanlac restored her health after a rundown condition with indigestion headaches and fatigue. She reports improved appetite gained weight and renewed strength enabling easier walking and use of her arms. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
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Tarlac
Anna B. Crawford
23Rd St
Lincoln
Neb
Tanlac
Too Optimistic. I Like Optimists Not Always at the Races
A brief snappy remark contrasts optimism with caution in a caller’s dialogue about following optimistic leaders and the unpredictability of races. The quote suggests skepticism about always trusting hopeful forecasts.
War Doubles Prices for Cotton and Linen Ad
The notice states that cotton and linen prices have doubled due to the war and suggests extending their life by using Red Cross Ball Blue in the laundry. An advertisement from grocers accompanies the text.
Artist’s Dilemma: Pleasing Others Demands Self Satisfaction
A descri ption notes that an artist aims to please others yet must first please himself. The statement emphasizes the tension between personal standards and public expectations in creative work.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Sells via Everett Testimonial
Everett Washington resident Mrs J M Sispert credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving back hip and leg pains from female trouble. The letter touts improved health, ease of work and daily activities and urges others to try the remedy.
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Everett
Washington
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. M. Sispert
High St
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