Russo German Pact Published amid Genoa Tensions
Edward W. Pickard reports the Genoa conference response from USSLA is unsatisfactory and prompts hopes for future talks. British and American leaders weigh the note as Russia proposes mixed expert commissions on finances while denying a commission to decide property payments. Wu Pei-fu defeats Chang near Peking. Chang flees with bodyguard, muting Manchurian power shifts and prompting reorganization toward central governance. Democratic lawmakers flag rising expenditures and warn that true spending has increased despite official claims of cuts.
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Liang Shi-Yi
Jsu
Manchuria
China
Pact Reported Between Russian and German Staffs in Berlin
The Paris Journal L Eclair prints a text claiming a pact where Germany lends arms and materiel for 180 infantry regiments and 20 divisions, trains 60 Russian chemical warfare instructors, and sends experts to speed up Russian plants. It also promises fleets, airplanes, field wireless gear, and joint plans for Baltic access, with German plants in Russia and Afghanistan.
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L'Ecclair
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Afghanistan
Baltic Sea
League of Nations session opens in Geneva presided by Count Leon
A new session of the League of Nations council opened in Geneva with Count Quinences de Leon of Spain presiding. The Earl of Balfour interrupted to demand immediate approval of British mandate policy on Palestine.
Irish peace effort collapses as truce ends
After a brief glimmer of peace the peace committee failed to agree on a basis for resolving quarrels between Free States and republican extremists. The truce expired automatically and both sides vow opposing actions. radicals seek to halt the June elections while Free State forces push for them to proceed, fueling renewed violence.
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Trehind
Peace Committee
Oto Dailitireann
Free States
Free State
Daugherty Seeks War Profiteer Crackdown and Court Aids
Attorney General Daugherty urged a 4 percent congressional resolution for an inquiry into war contract robberies and blamed Congress for delays. He pressed rapid action on adding 23 federal judges, a DC grand jury bill, and $500000 for justice inquiries. He faulted the prior administration for inaction and promised to name influential figures who aided concealment.
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Daugherty
Warding
District of Columbia
Department of Justice
Budget Director Reports Large Savings in 1921 Expenditures
Director of the Budget Naves presented a report to the President detailing budget-system economies totaling 225 million dollars for the current year and projecting a reduction of more than 1.6 billion from 1921 actual expenditures. Harding transmitted the report to the House Appropriations Committee to show government operation at the lowest possible cost and its full contribution to a return to fiscal stability.
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Naves
House Appropriations Committee
Harding
Missouri senator tangled in Goldstein appointment mess
R Spencer faced a difficult battle over Nat Goldstein’s nomination as eastern Missouri internal revenue collector. Goldstein, a Republican convention delegate, admitted accepting money from a Lowden associate and was accused in the senate. A radiogram from Lowden urged unfitness. Goldstein withdrew to spare officials from embarrassment, while Democrats pressed the issue for the campaign.
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R. Spencer
Missouri
Senate
Nat Goldstein
Internal Revenue
Goldstein
Frank O. Lowden
Lowden
Chicago unions clash with Lindis wage award violence erupts
Police raid Chicago labor leaders amid a wave of violence blamed on unions fighting the Lindis wage award. Arrests include ex convicts and those awaiting trial as authorities seek those responsible for bombing and killings during the unrest. Sammel Gompers faces questions over moral responsibility for the violent campaign.
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Chicago
Uwon
Bruni
Landis
Henry B Davison dies after brain surgery for tumor
Henry B Davison eminent American financier dies following brain tumor removal operation. He rose to high rank among bankers and built a large fortune. During World War I he led the American Red Cross and made a notable record.
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Meerica
Henry B. Davison
American Red Cross
President Harding Weighs Soldier Bonus Plan Choices
The article notes President Harding has not stated which soldier bonus plan he prefers between the sales tax and the insurance. Washington predicts a veto and passage over a veto. Congressional leaders will not delay beyond July.
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Harding
Washington
Congress
Paris agrees on Zeppelin capacity for Atlantic crossing
The interallied war council in Paris approves Germany building a Zeppelin with 70 000 cubic meter capacity to replace the one allotted to the United States by Versailles. It will be delivered within nine months and a German crew will fly it across the Atlantic.
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Germany
United States
Atlantic
Railroad Board Bans Contract Labor System in Labour Dispute
The Federal Railroad Labor Board last week issued an order aimed at averting a potential 600000 shop and switch workers strike. The ruling prohibits the contract system of outsourcing job work, which many railroads were using to sidestep Board wage and working condition orders.
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Federal Railroad Labor Board
Dairy Facts on alfalfa hay and corn silage feeding outcomes
United States Department of Agriculture reports on a Holstein cow fed exclusively roughage then with grain. Data show 14 210.1 pounds milk and 470.24 pounds butterfat in year one on pasture plus alfalfa hay and silage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Huntley
Mont
Feeding Regimens Compared In Dairy Cattle Trial Findings
The report notes digestible nutrient use for 1000 pounds of milk, with 70.43 pounds of digestible protein and 345.9 pounds of total digestible nutrients. Several cows show butterfat yields on roughage alone, and a plan to test moderate and heavy grain rations to compare nutrient needs for butterfat and milk. Future data will weigh feeding methods against local prices to gauge profitability.
Benefits of Limestone for Barn Access
A farmer proposes placing a shallow box of ground limestone at barn entries to guide cows through, cleaning their feet and reducing slips while enhancing manure value. The plan aims to improve hoof health and farm profitability through simple stone footing.
Increasing Milk Production Considerations
The article notes boosting milk yield requires evaluating both cow genetics and feed quality. It highlights that some cows cannot achieve high production regardless of feeding effort, stressing selection and management alongside nutrition.
Spring Wooing Brings Joy in Marital Happiness
Psychologists say lasting marriages hinge on spring time love making. Happy unions often begin with seasonal romance cited by experts.
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Psychology
Blake Missing Voice Exhibition Sparks Debate
The remark highlights singer Blake’s praised vocal control and range. Critics note she can perform any technical feat, yet some worry about overreliance on technique. Public reaction centers on artistic authenticity and stage presence.
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Blake
Behold the Fear of Entertaining an Angel Unawares
A reflective note discusses the weight of hospitality and discernment as people confront the possibility of encountering a divine messenger in everyday life. The piece contemplates caution and kindness amid uncertain arrival.
Undertakers in New York Push Lighter Funeral Tone
Exchange notes that New York undertakers plan to reduce grief and lugubriousness in funerals. A Detroit Free Press quip mocks plans to 3 22 up funeral dirges with skeptical humor.
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New York
Scott
Detroit Free Press
New Forged One-Piece Steel Wheel for Automobiles
A new steel wheel design is announced forged in one piece incorporating rims spokes hubs and brake drums for automotive use. The invention promises simplified construction and potential weight and strength benefits for wheel assemblies.
Charity never begins at home while housecleaning is going on
A concise aphorism notes that charitable acts are delayed by domestic chores and tasks. The phrase reflects a social duty illusion where personal duties consume time that might otherwise be used for generosity.
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Charity
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