Penrose and Mondell Clash over Temporary Tariff Plan
Washington March 1 The veteran Republican leaders Penrose Mondell and Longworth clash over a proposed temporary tariff bill tied to the Payne Aldrich framework. A White House meeting with President Harding left undecided whether to push a temporary rate or a permanent reform as Congress reconvenes.
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William B&b. Colver
Washington
Senan Boies Penrose
Republican Party
Penrose
Senate Finance Commit
Congress
Mondell
Longworth
Harding
Repab House
Nick Long
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury and
Financial
Bachrach
New Jersey
Germany
Senate
Coun
Fenrose
Fordney
Barding
Ben Penrose
Altho
Bo Weil
The
Trea
U S Queen? Nurse Luella Bender’s Albanian ties and future rule
Miss Luella Bender, 30, of Minneapolis, a Red Cross nurse in Albania during World War I, refused a royal offer and plans to teach in Albanian schools again. Friends think she may become queen someday, while tax policy and tariff debates continue in Washington as government spending and revenue plans stay steady.
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Luella Bender
Minneapolis
Red Cross
Albania
America
Jury of Mothers Is Sought to Try Girl
Poughkeepsie New York March 18 A jury of women may try Margaret Hannigan the girl mother accused of murder after abandoning a three week old baby daughter in a traveling bag John F E Mack attorney for the prisoner argues for a Mothers jury saying they will make the best jurors and know things men do not.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Margaret Hannigan
John FE. Mack
Plowside Fatal Shot Kills Jinks in Newborough
Newborough England March 18 Joseph Jinks was fatally shot while plowing a field with a gun fixed to the plow aimed at him. A momentary pull on the reins—trigger fired as the plow turned—caused the fatal accident. A separate note reports a steamship line now operating from Halifax to South American ports.
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Newborough
England
Joseph Jinks
Jinks
Halifax
Hiking Spoils Ankles Spark Artistic Debate
Magazine cover artist Penryn Stanlaws warned that widespread hiking on the Pacific coast could thicken young women’s ankles beyond artistic standards. He said mountain climbing and long hikes alter ankle shape, prompting swift denials from hiking clubs and athletic groups who argue such exercise strengthens ankles and maintains shapeliness.
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Penryn Stanlaws
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Harbors Improvement Bill Estimated Over Million Dollars
An estimate puts the cost of upgrading New York harbor at more than 1 million dollars, signaling a major public works expenditure and potential funding considerations for the project.
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New York Harbor
Inmate Sings at Portsmouth Infirmary Birthday Party
An eight year old inmate at Portsmouth infirmary sang Ahm Bweet Sixteen and danced a jig at a party celebrating the 100th birthday of another inmate.
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Portsmouth
England
Portsmouth Infirmary
Year-Old Mine War Smolders in West Virginia Hills
Willis Branch West Virginia faces a two year conflict after the 1919 strike over the closed shop. Union and nonunion miners have suffered killings, shootings, and dynamited property. Private mine guards and local officials describe brutal acts amid battle reports as the valley remains tense and empty.
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West Virginia
Willis Branch Coal Company
Wille Branch Coal Company
Baroness Orlova to Star in Siberia Photo Play Faith
Baroness Katusha Orlova the Russian noblewoman who recently escaped Siberia travels hundreds of miles by sled and is set to appear in a pet photoplay titled Faith. The casing and travel suggest a publicity feature amid travel lore and film intrigue.
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Katusha Orlova
Siberia
Wally Reid Arrest Prank Spoiled By Deputies
Wallace Reid, a famed film idol, was to be pretended arrested in Everett in a publicity stunt staged by Charles Swanson and Sheriff West with Mrs. West. Deputies stopped the limousine and found a partly empty bottle. Reid was released on bond and ends the publicity stunt career.
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Wallace Reid
Everett
British Columbia
Charles Swanson
W. We West
Reid
Life
20 Bottles of Dope Hidden in Hollow Arm
New York detectives uncased 20 bottles of drugs hidden inside Salvatore Santore’s artificial left arm after a judge sentenced him to one to seven years in Sing Sing for Sullivan law violations. A trapdoor in the arm’s upper section aided the concealment.
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New York
Salvatore Santore
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Payne Aldrich
House
Seattle
Kaistoverson
Stanlaws
Helen Vogel Lincoln
Willis Branch
W. Va
John Evans, Jr
Jimmy Davie
Heporta
Wally Reid
Jake
Phillips
Third Avenue
Pantages
Phillips Boys
Women’s Department
Oxfords
Russia
Men’s Department
Third Avenue Theatre
Lundquist-Lilly Boys
Pike Street
Pike
Tacoma
New Rust
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