Pershing to France to confer Medal of Honor on unknown soldier
The article notes General John J. Pershing will travel to France to award the Congressional Medal of Honor to the unidentified fallen French soldier. It also covers various U.S. tax policy debates, political appointments, and other world and domestic events of the period.
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France
League of Nations clash over Monroe Doctrine and Irish crisis
The piece reports on Ireland’s stand for complete independence amid Sinn Fein and British talks in Inverness with De Valera threatening war if ultimatums arise. It covers League of Nations debates in Geneva over Tacna Arica and the Monroe Doctrine, U S notes on mandates, and battles in Greece Turkey and Morocco. It also notes Judge Landis setting wage cuts to reform Chicago building trades, West Virginia mine unrest, Tampico oil talks, and budget moves under President Harding.
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Armagh
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South Treland
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Horace Plunkett
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Geneva
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Tacna
Arica
Chile
Augustin Edwards
League
Carlos Aramyo
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Washington
Harding
League Assembly
van Karnebeek
Holland
Germany
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Indiana approves citizenship amendment in key voting
Complete unofficial returns from 3384 precincts show amendment No 1 passing by 58 961 with 211 917 votes about 17 percent of gubernatorial total. Other amendments were rejected by large margins and legal questions loom on registration law after adoption.
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