Democracy of Harding After Isolation Shocks Washington
Washington dispatch reports Herbert Corey on President Harding's open style with senators Knox and Lodge. The piece notes a shift toward informal access and close consultation, mirroring British parliamentary practice, while some in Washington fear friction between the White House and the Hill. It contrasts Harding’s relaxed etiquette with traditional presidential dignity and discusses potential impact on foreign policy coordination.
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Senate
Hill
White House
Knox
Lodge
Harding
Dk. Barding
Messia
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Geome
Washington
Congress
Paft
Roosevelt
State Department
United States
Executive
Registar
Customs Frontier Enforced By Allies In Rhineland
Allies enforce customs frontier in Rhineland after a 12:01 am start, causing disruption at Dusseldorf and Cologne. details describe how freight trains and stations operate under British supervision, with merchants paying duties at destination and a rearranged system across districts. separate note reports Cleveland carpenters vote to strike if wages fall.
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Iy Willis
Bnioneu
Wallyewe Ranaun Barvlie
Derendorf
Ouitas
Lata Jolingy
Secon Plaza
Opalden
Cologne
Rma
Three Thousand Mounted Deer Heads Displayed at Horn Palace
In a bustling exhibit at Horn Palace in South Lous, a display features three thousand mounted deer heads attracting nightly crowds. Ade reports the striking collection as a relic of hunting heritage, drawing visitors seeking Americana and taxidermy artistry.
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Horn Palaceton
South Lous
Retirement age for federal postoffice workers set to 62
Washington D C April 22 1926 Postmaster General Hays announced retirement eligibility for all post office employees under the act Men and women alike formerly barred by age limits now face reassessment The act allows those who wish to stay in active service to volunteer for further service and will require questionnaires to determine who remains in activity
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Washington,d. C
Hays
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