Hughes Says Russia Must Meet Obligations Before US Recognition
Secretary Hughes told a delegation of women that the United States would not recognize the Russian government until it shows honesty in debts and stops promoting revolutions. He noted Lenin and Trotzky rhetoric as evidence of ongoing world revolution and warned the terms to admit Russia would be severe, likely alienating French allies.
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Charles E. Hughes
United States
Russia
Lenin
Hughes
Zinoviev
Trotzky
Nations Split as U S Declines Russia Reversal
Secretary Hughes cites reasons for not recognizing Russia while Soviet agitation pushes for worldwide revolution. France tightens grip on the Ruhr as economic jitters ripple through Wall Street. A judge rules the prohibition act is not the law of the land amid market shock and political tension.
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U. S
Russia
Soviet
Hughes
France
Ruhr
Wall Street
France's Air Fleet Grows Stronger Than Britain Says Debate
A claim that France commands an air fleet eight times larger than Britain's sparks debate on whether world peace is at risk. The question poses if the United States should engage more in European affairs to maintain the balance of power.
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France
Britain
United States
Beene S THAT PRESi dent Harding to Run for Re election
A Florida statement by Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty declares President Harding will seek a second term. He cites four grounds taxation law enforcement DOJ record and foreign policy questions. The piece notes La Follette is the main intra party rival. plans for a summer campaign include Alaska travel and farm bloc speeches.
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Harding
Harry M. Daugherty
Florida
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Hiram Johnson
California
Mam Wrigley, Jr
Chicago
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh
A. D. Lasker
Moore
Spain
Mr. Lasker
Shipping Board
Alaska
France tightens grip in Ruhr with seizures and curfew
France enforces control in the Ruhr by seizing coke stores at Blumenthal Westerholt and other towns sending 1500 tons to French territory. German miners face curfew and pay woes as France pressures for withdrawal terms including a two year moratorium and possible internationalization with France as policing power. Berlin reports cite 47000000000 gold marks demand for reparation and widespread German industry strain.
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Ruhr
Blumenthal
Westerholt
Dusseldorf
Post Office Administration
France
Berlin
Cuno
Germany
Bergmann
Birkenhead warns of air power gap between Britain and France
ORD BIRKENHEAD said in the house of commons last week that France has eight airplanes to Britain's one and could strike British industries if war breaks out. His appeal followed for more military funding. Commentators see his remarks as a sign of Lloyd George challenging the Bonar Law ministry amid England's weaker air strength compared to France.
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England
Saunders battles over Piggly Wiggly stock surge in New York
Clarence Saunders of Memphis, president of Piggly Wiggly, built a large margin hold in the company, then demanded delivery of about 40 000 shares. The New York Stock Exchange barred trading to avert disaster as Saunders threatened to force cash settlements or delivery of stock. He claims he entered the market surprised rivals who underestimated him. Once a grocery clerk earning $4 a week.
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All Street
Clarence Saunders
Memphis
Tennessee
New York
Saunders
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Exchange
New York Board
Mr. Saunders
Federal Judges Rule On Prohibition Enforcement And Penalties
United States district judges in Kentucky and New York limit warrantless vehicle searches and home entries by dry agents. Judge Killits in Cleveland convicts Joseph Biener, imposing two years in Atlanta, a $10,000 fine, and costs after a second indictment was needed.
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Walter Evans
United ] States
Western District of
Kentucky
John R. Hazel
Buffalo
Syracuse
N. Y
Prohibition
John M. Killits
Cleveland
Joseph Biener
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Killits
Biener
Adulterated Food Seizures Highlight Federal Action
Fines from 25 to 250 dollars were levied under the food and drugs act on interstate shippers for adulterated or misbranded foods and feeds. Several shipments were destroyed or relabeled, with cases against medicines like Mc Graws Herbs of Youth and Rouquettes Family Remedy. Penalties ranged 100 to 250 dollars for fire stock feeds with false claims and improper nets.
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Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Lst
Sherley
Food and Drugs Ace
McGraw
Rouquette
Iarry
Adgerton
Bake Sale at Hahler Meat Market Saturday
The Woman's Club announces a bake sale at The Hahler Meat Market on Saturday April 21. Proceeds support club activities and local community projects.
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Hahler Meat Market
Home Improvement Campaign Reforms 820 California Homes
Extension workers across seven counties led a home furnishings project under the US Department of Agriculture and State New Culture College. Demonstrations in living rooms showed women how small changes boost health efficiency and attractiveness, with 416 rooms touched and 190 completed.
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California
United States Department of Agriculture
State New Culture College
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