Democracy of Harding After Isolation Shocks Washington
Washington dispatch reports a candid portrait of President Harding, showing his informal, approachable side during a round of golf and shower routines that reveal a desire to be treated as an equal by allies and rivals. The piece credits his aim to foster White House Senate cooperation and notes the shock felt in Washington over traditional power dynamics. It also mentions Lodge, Knox, and the Senate foreign relations committee as key players in shaping policy.
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Customs Frontier in Rhineland Put Into Effect by Allies
In Cologne April 23 the allied frontier in the Rhineland went into effect amid confusion at Dosselfdorf in the Belgian area and the important railway junction. British supervision seeks to expedite traffic while German officials fear a permanent schedule may be impossible. Sixteen convoys were examined between midnight and noon as a new control system detaches trains for billing and duties at destinations. merchants are urged to pre-register shipments to avoid frontier delays as the British zone shifts toward industrial central points.
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Three Thousand Mounted Beer Heads at Horn Palace Inn
Fractured ad text advertises the Horn Palace Inn in Savili a offering chicken and beefsteak inners wy specialty with dancing every night amid a crowd described as three thousand mounted beer heads in a garbled display of early 20th century promotional language.
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Postmaster General Hays Revokes Retirement Order
Washington reports Thursday that Postmaster General Hays revoked a retirement rule fixing an age of 62 for two employees. Eligible workers may retire under the act. those wishing to stay in detail service will fill out questionnaires and cases will be decided individually.
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