Mexican claims invited for permanent claims commission
Nations hit by Mexican revolutions are invited by a presidential decree to appoint delegates to meet Mexican representatives and form a permanent claims commission. The invitation will be sent to all interested nations by the foreign office.
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Foreign Office
Ludwig Dittmar
Johann Boldt
Supreme Court
Ihe
Llandoverly Castle
Vere Street
Belfast
Washington
Lloyd George
Eamon de Valera
Downing Street
London
Kutala
Mountain Heights
England
Pasqual Hills
Canada
Doctor Ells
Dominion Geological Department
Harding plan for world peace conference signals turning point
Edward W. Pickard analyzes President Harding’s push for a Washington disarmament conference with Britain France Italy Japan, aiming to curb navies and armies, extend talks to Pacific issues, and possibly birth an association of nations to replace the League. He notes Allied leaders’ cautious support, policy drama in London and Paris, and parallel peace efforts in Ireland and Asia Minor amid ongoing military moves and political debates in the United States.
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Edward W. Pickard
United States
Harding
Association of Nations
Great Britain
France
Tily
Japan
Washington
China
League of Nations
Congress
Borah
Italy
Germany
Tualy
Ambassador Harvey
Nicholas Murray Butler
Harvey
Doctor Butler
Paris
Millerand
Lloyd George
Lord Curzon
the Times
The
Times
Daily Mail
Evening News
Lord Northcliffe
Foreign Office
10 Downing Street
Luxembourg
M. Viviani
League
Geneva
Teague
Washington Conference
Washington notes on tariffs and prohibition leadership
The article reports on W A Smith of Lafayette Tenn under consideration for federal prohibition director for Tennessee, with Louis E. Elkins as current director. It covers Fordney tariff debates on potash, U.S. disarmament talks, Henry Ford's investment plans, and key nominations, plus various federal matters and weather and local incidents across several states.
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W. A. Smith
Lafayette
Tenn
Tennessee
Blair
Internal Revenue
Louis E. Elkins
South
State Department
Japan
Henry Ford
Auto King
Harding
Hughes
Henderson
Navy Department
Senate
Alva McDon
United States
Oklahoma
North Carolina
National Revenue Burea
Thomas H. Vanderford
Bureau
A. B. Coltraine
Trinity
Nobil
Trenie Powers
Endeav
Navy pushes industrial changes with Captain Wilan appointment
Washington report notes Captain Arthur Lee Willan arrives under orders to aid navy yards and Navy Secretary Denby enacts a broader management system. The change centralizes control of industrial activities at yards including gun factories and ship construction, with Willard and Witherd previously directing key plants and equipment.
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Arthur Lee Willard
Washington
Arthur Lee Willan
New Mexico
Navy Yards
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Washington Hay Yard
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
N. C
Willard
Washington Navy Yard
Witherd
Denby
Norfolk
Daniela
North Carolina sued for $265,000 in auto license tax refunds
The North Carolina treasurer says no refunds will be paid to four auto makers including Olds Motor Works and Kissell Motor Car Co. as the attorney general approves the refund denial. Suit is expected to recover about $265,000 in taxes collected under section 72 of the revenue act.
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Congress
Senate
Httle
Robinson
Arkansay
Underwood
Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Raleigh
Lacy
J. &. Grutin
Atoorney
North Carolina
Olds Motor Works
Lansing
Mich
Kissell Motor Car Company
Hartford
Wis
Cole Motor Car Company
Indianapolis
Marmon Motor Car Company
Cameron Favors Route That Keeps Lee Jackson Highway Open
Col Bennehan Cameron argues against diverting state and federal funds from the Lee Jackson Highway project from Lexington Virginia to Durham. He warns Virginia counties and the federal program would suffer if routes via Roxboro and Lynchburg were chosen, stressing the highway as a link in an international Miami to Toronto route. He lauds Durham and Person county for their sections but condemns alternatives that bypass the state system.
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Bennehan Cameron
LeeJackson
Lexington
Durham
Persom County
Virginia
Roxboro
North Carolina
New Bern
Wilmington
Goldsboro
Raleigh
Pineburnt
Fayetteville
Colonel Cameron
Valley
Boston
Lynchburg
Lee Jackeson
Miami
Toronto
Person County
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Wilson
Treasury
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William
Governor Harding
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Mr. de Valera
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Tts
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Kemal Pasha
Angora
Allmed High Commission
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White River Canyon
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Morrison
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State College For Women
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Wade H. Herrin
Charlotte Observer
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Archibald Johnson
Thomasville
Charity and Children
C. D. Bradham
New Porn
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad
W. Stamps Howard
Tarboro
Iast
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aSoa
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W. 8. Rankin
Craven County
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Pate
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Harrisburg-Newells Road
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Swine de Ent
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