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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
8
A reader denounces a man leaning against a drinking fountain as a town pest. The speaker urges him to move to a park so others can drink without being forced to push him aside. The letter reflects frustration with public nuisances and crowding in shared spaces.
A translated Paris edition of a purported Russo-German military pact details arms supplies, plant construction, and joint operations as Germany aids the Soviet army. The document amplifies tensions among allied powers while Britain seeks concessions and a path to further talks at Genoa.
A Series session of the League of Nations opened in Geneva with Count Qui nones de Leon of Spain presiding. The Earl of Balfour interrupted to demand immediate approval of the British mandate over Palestine.
Dawes told the President that the budget system produced economies totaling 225 million dollars for the current year and that actual 1921 expenditures would be reduced accordingly. Harding transmitted the report to the House Appropriations Committee, stressing government efficiency and a lower cost to the people.
Washington predicts a presidential veto if the bill clears Congress. Analysts say the president may veto and a quick override vote could follow. Lawmakers show no intention to delay the issue beyond July.
The interallied conference in Paris reached an agreement for Germany to manufacture a Zeppelin airship with trade capacity to replace the Versailles treaty loss. It should be delivered within nine months and Germany will transport it across the Atlantic.
The federal railroad labor board last week issued an order to avert the threatened strike by 601.00 shopmen and switch men. The ruling bans the contract system of farmed out work many roads used to evade wage and working condition orders.
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