Senate clash over copy of German treaty seen in New York
Washington June 4 Senator Lodge disclosed he had seen a copy of the German treaty in New York held by business interests and not released by the state department. The exchange touched off a partisan debate over publication and the President's pledge not to reveal the text yet.
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Wasitiington
Todge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
New York
Germany
Taris
State Department
Wilson
Lodge
Senate of
United States
Swanson
Virginia
Foreign Relations Committee
Massachusetts
Paris
Senator Lodge
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
California
Lodgve
Swinson
Swansen
Pike
Senator Borah
Denver Flight Disrupted by Fog Forces Landing in Creston
A Chicago to Denver flight carrying Johnson passengers was diverted to Creston Iowa after heavy fog en route. Jiane Cole and Harry Johnson reported the incident to their father via telegram. Weather conditions caused the forced landing and travel delays for the group.
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Denver
Cole
Harry Johnson
Chicago
Creston
Iowa
Transport returns 125 collier sailors to New York
New York report notes the transport reentine arrived on Tuesday carrying 125 returning colliers from several units and casual companies. The vessel's arrival signals a flux of personnel, with service branches coordinating demobilization and reassignment.
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New York
Reentine
Vanderlip Resigns as City Bank Head
New York June 4 Frank A Vanderlip president of the National City Bank for ten years resigned to take a vacation and to do useful work He plans a speaking tour in Washington and other cities then a family vacation in the mountains He leaves with warm feelings from the directorate Vanderlip born in Illinois studied at Illinois Chicago and Colgate later entering Chicago journalism and government service before joining National City Bank in 1901 rising to the presidency in 1909
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Illinois
Vanderlip
Chicago
Colgate University
Stock Exchange Has Wild Day Breaks In Speculative Shares
NEW YORK June 4 The stock market had one of its wildest sessions since the war boom with call money rates rising to a new high since the federal reserve banks. A sharp price break followed the late morning advance and selling continued to the close. Some specifications fell 20 to 70 points amid a turnover exceeding two billion shares with six hundred thousand traded in the final hour. Rumors of a money committee to curb speculation circulated as financial houses and federal reserve managers urged reduced commitments to curb the undesirable rise in quotations.
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New York
Exchange
Federal Reserve Banks
Money Committee
Federal Reserve Bank
Two Changes In German Peace Pact Considered
Paris reports two proposed changes to the German peace terms by the council of four. A financial point would require indemnity payments of 160 trillion marks and dissolution of the allied financial commission, a plan with strong backing in some quarters. A second proposal seeks a plebiscite in Silesia and a guaranteed coal supply from Silesian mines.
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Paris
Council of Four
Allied Financial Commission
Silesia
Germany
Silesian
Navy's New Dirigible Passes Over Capital
Washington May 4 The navy's new dirigible C-8 en route from Akron to Cape May passed over Washington at 1 50 p m Tuesday after crossing mountains at 47 miles an hour It is a non rigid airship of the largest type now built by the navy Commander Paunack commands the ship with a crew of three enlisted men and two others
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Washington
Navy
Naval Air Station
Akron
Cape May
N. J
Paunack
Public Debt Reaches New High Mark In May
Washington reports the nations public debt rose to 25.921 billion dollars at May end, up 1.097 billion from April due to new certificates and victory loan activity. May ordinary disbursements reached 907.493 million, near the prior year’s 1.088 billion.
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Washington
Unclear OCR fragment about Dr Rus and election delegates
Fragmentary notes mention a Dr Rus selling something and a veteran in the industry, a birthday reference, and a delegate to the first Republican dame. Names and details are garbled, no clear event, date, or locations can be confirmed.
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San
Russell B
Tepl
Dame
Gale i Eihaes
Pass Bill to Abolish Tax Board Springfield IL
The senate approved by 35 to 7 a bill to abolish the state board of equalization and form a three member tax commission with $6,000 salaries. A companion measure repealing the assessment act and defining the commission's powers passed 33 to 5. Reassessments would be local. Both measures, by Senator Jewell, go to the house. No house filibuster.
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Springfield
Senate
State Board of Equalization
Tax Commission
House
Commission
Houe
Jewell
Snell
Carlinville
House Public Utilities Commission
Illinois and Michigan Canal
Sanitary District of
Chicago
Lockport
Utica
Gulf Channel
Illinois River
Barbour
Dieterich
Frances Willard
Barr
Dunlap
Tamms
War Time Edict on Prohibition Put to Palmer
Washington June 4 The fate of war time prohibition rests with Attorney General Palmer as the President seeks to know if demobilization justifies lifting the ban. Secretary Baker says most of the army will be home by July end, signaling a likely decision on termination authority. A brief arguing the wet side has been filed with the AG.
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Washington
Palmer
Congress
Baker
Harrison Favors The Plea Of Philippines
Washington on June 4 Governor General Harrison urged independence for the Philippine Islands at a joint House and Senate hearing on the memorial from the Philippine mission to the United States. He said he was glad to support the request and that the islands have a stable government meeting American requirements. Harrigan commented the Japanese question does not loom large in the islands and would not seek colonization there.
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Washington
Philippine Islands
Harrison
House
Senate
United States
Filippinos
Philippines
Harrigan
Tropics
Sympathy Strike In Toronto Called Off
Toronto Trades and Labor council president R T Brown issued a call at 1 30 PM Friday for workers in the metal trades to return to work as negotiations begin immediately to settle the dispute between employers and employees in the city.
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Toronto
Ont
R. T. Brown
Toronto Trades and Labor Council
Eenigattie
Toledo Riots At Willys-Overland Plant Kill Two
In Toledo Ohio during labor disturbances at Willys-Overland two idle workers were shot dead and two others wounded by discharged soldiers guarding the plant. Riot scenes included stone throwing and assaults on workers as 9200 idle employees and many women clashed with guards. Plant to remain closed after rioting and appeals for troops.
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Toledo
Ohio
Willys-Overland Automobile Company
Columbus
Cornelius Schrieber
Cox
C. A. Earl
Willys-Overland Company
Hines proposes 20 big systems to run railroads
Director General Hines told the American Short Line association that a permanent railroad solution lies in consolidating the rail network into 12 to 20 large systems under government regulation. He warned private management would fail under other plans and urged prompt congressional action.
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Washington
Hines
American Short Line Association
Reid Reaches Paris in Naval Flight Record
Lieut Commander A C Rea who recently piloted the NC-4 seaplane from Newfound ipig to Plymouth arrived in Paris accompanied by Commander John Hows profess and Figure Commander P N F Bellinger of OO and Lieut Dough of NC 8.
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Reid
Paris
Jung
Havas
A. C. Rea
Newfoundipig
Plymouth
Car Iinet
John Hows
P. N. F. Bellinger
OO & Nc-1
Lieut. Dough
NC-8
Bomb maker named in Pittsburgh blast probe
Police identify the bomb maker linked to Monday night explosions near Federal Judge Thompson and Inspector Libray homes. John Johnson, 35, president of the TI. W. W. organization, says the suspect arrived from Cleveland about ten days ago. Authorities say detectives seek the man as more radical arrests multiply. Florence Becker aided by describing two men who placed a package on Libray’s porch before the blast.
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Pittsburgh
W. H Thompson
W. W. Libray
Bureau of Immigration
John Johnson 35
TI. W. W
Cleveland
Ohio
Johnson
Florence Becker
Inspector Libray
Peace Terms Clash In Allied Peace Conference
Germany presses for milder terms and reparations changes as Four Power talks in Paris discuss German counter proposals. Wilson and American experts weigh concessions while Britain favors some relief and France resists. Germany protests Rhineland actions and Rheinish republic moves, strikers in occupied zones, and Sweden Denmark refuse to enforce a blockade citing neutrality.
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Germany
Council of Four
Paris
Wilson
Great Britain
France
Jr. Dorten
Armistice Commission
Spa
Rhineland
Copenhagen
Petrograd
St. Germain
Innsbruck
Hungary
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Norway
Daylight Saving Act Repeal Debate Moves House
Washington June 4 Representative Mondell urged the house interstate commerce committee to report the daylight saving repeal bill without recommendation to allow members to debate it. Committee members opposed the move as a surrender of delegated rights while a separate attempt to attach repeal to the 1930 agriculture appropriation failed.
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Washington
Mondell
House Inter- State Commerce Committee
Daylight Savings
Charman Hart
Agriculturs] Etteens
Uced
New York
Waa
Bomb outrages tied to unknown anarchist group
Investigation shows a common source behind bomb explosions aimed at public figures, marking a failed terror campaign. At Attorney General Palmer’s home a bomber died at the door. detectives chase links between Philadelphia Boston New York and other cities as authorities pursue the case.
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Washington
Seeret
New York
Palmer
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Newtonville
Mass
Boston
Paterson N. J
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Stock Exchange
Bill
United States Department of Agriculture
Quincy Whig Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Overland
Associated Press
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REDS
HUNT
Welling
Burleson
Department of Justice
Paterson
John J. Fitzgerald
Chamber of Commerce
Fitzgerald
Charles C. Nott, Jr
Sassions
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