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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1921

Page

2

U S Demands Colony Rights in League Talks

The United States asserts equal voice in disposing of Germanys overseas possessions and objects to Yap being included in Japans mandate. Washington cites conduct at the peace conference and notes to the League of Nations council as part of its protest against Japans claim to Yap.

Paris United States Council of the League of Nations Germany American State Department Council of the League America Supreme Council Yap Pacific Japan of Yap Geneva Washington Great Britain Yeo Colby League of Nations Council Wilson International Communications Congress

Ocean Passenger Rates Up

The United States to European ports first class passenger rates rose 10 percent effective now. The change was announced from New York on February 25.

New York United States

McAdoo Sees U S Ownership Drift After War

Washington February 25 William G McAdoo former director general of railroads says the transportation act failed in theory and effect and that carriers are drifting toward government ownership during wartime policy shift and postwar reconsideration.

McAdoo U. S Washington William G. McAdoo

Air records broken by cross country air mail

New York reports that a new cross continent air mail record was set when the flight from San Francisco departed Tuesday morning at 8 0 clock and arrived in New York Wednesday afternoon breaking previous time marks. The brisk route underscores advancing aviation mail service during this period.

New York Air Mail San Francisco

Trade unions urge Wilson to veto Winslow Townsend bill

The AFL affiliates urge President Wilson to veto the Winslow Townsend bill as an unjust concession to railway owners. They pledge to use all legal means to block passage if Congress overrides a veto and to aid North Dakota Bank of North Dakota bond issues. Repeal of the Volstead act is slated for consideration by the executive council.

Washington Wilson North Dakota Bank of Spurgeon Odell Bank Wall Street Executive Council Congress

Plebiscite on Upper Silesia set for March 20

Berlin reports the plebiscite commission assigns March 20 for voting on annexation to Poland or Germany. Also noted are Caruso's illness update and possible March sailing, mine fire rescue hopes fading, and Indiana clemency plea for 17 year old condemned for city marshal killing.

Berlin Wolff Bureau Upper Silesia Poland Germany New York Antonio Stella Enrico Caruso Europe Duquoin Kathleen Dowel Sacramento Cal Anna Powles Wiley Terre Haute W. D. Stephens Warren McCray Indiana William H. Norris Reives Redding

O Connell Ordered to Close Quarters at Taliaferro Field

Fort Worth Texas February 28 Lieutenant J J O Connell the last remaining officer at Taliaferro aviation field received orders to evacuate quarters and report to Kelly field March 1 Taliaferro Field opened in 1917.

Fort Worth Yex Fev J. J. O’connell Taliaferro Aviation Field Kelly Field Taliaferro Field

Bodenstad Denied Seat in House Vote

Washington February 28 the House voted 307 to 8 to refuse seating Henry H Bodenstad of Milwaukee who claimed victory in the Fifth Wisconsin district over Victor Berger despite a majority reported.

Bodenstad Washington House Henry H. Bodenstad Milwaukee Wisconsin Victor Berger

Billion Profit By U S Steel Sparks Government Tax Probe

Comptroller of Currency John Skelton Williams accuses United States Steel of earning over a billion dollars in two years and charging prices about 30 dollars a ton above what's needed to pay dividends. He claims accounting manipulations defrauded the government of income and excess profits taxes and urges drastic price reductions.

Washington United States Steel Corporation John Skelton Williams Williams Mr. Williams Hilbert B. Gary United States Steel Corpouration United States Redfield Committee

Youth Steals $772000 in Liberty Bonds Heist

Chicago authorities report a 17 year old junior clerk at Northern Trust stole unregistered Liberty bonds valued at 772000 from the guarded Loop bank building. The bonds were described as highly valuable, with investigators outlining the boldness of the theft and ongoing search for the suspect.

Chicago Northern Trust Company Loop Bank

Serbs Battle Montenegrins Near Podgoritza

A dispatch from Avlona to Tempo reports ongoing fighting between Serbian and Montenegrin forces at Podgoritza Montenegro with several villages said to be burning.

Rome Podgoritza Montenegro Avlona

Cabinet complete as Harding names key ministers

President-elect Harding nears a full cabinet with Edwin Denby named secretary of the Navy and Herbert Hoover chosen for commerce. Henry Wallace is also slated as agriculture secretary, with formal announcements linking these selections to the coming administration.

Jacob G. Schurman Cornell Navy Mr. Harding Charles E. Hughes Treasury Andrew Mellon John W. Weeks Edwin Denby H. M. Daugherty Will. H. Hays Commerce Herbert Hoover A. B. Fall James J. Davis Henry Wallace St. Augustine Fla Harding Detroit Iowa Wallace

Man and Wife Found Slain in Toulon Illinois

In Toulon Illinois sheriff officers forced entry to the home of Jarve Gindrich a wealthy farmer and found both him and his wife dead. He had a shotgun wound and she had a crushed head and throat cut. His body hung from a doorway and the chair was kicked from under him.

Peoria Toulon Ill Jarve Gindrich Gundrich

Landis backs felony penalty for game fixing

Judge Landis says the law should reach bleachers and stands to punish gambling on baseball games. In a letter to Representative Hugh J. Lacey, he favors making participation in throwing games a felony with a two to five year prison term.

Landis Bostonian Boston Hugh J. Lacey Holyoke

French Troops Demonstrate Activity in Occupied Germany

Reports from Frankfort indicate French troops in the occupied zone of Germany are displaying heightened activity seen when drastic measures are considered.

London Frankfort Germany

Harding urges Navy funding to continue current building program

President elect Harding conveyed to Senate Republican leaders his wish for adequate navy appropriations and support for maintaining the ongoing building program.

Washington Harding Senate

Showing Our Love for Jesus in Marys Anointing

The lesson centers on Mary of Bethany anointing Jesus at Simon's house as an act of loving devotion. It contrasts her sacrificial act with the disciples' indignant reaction led by Judas, then notes Jesus defends Mary, praising her gift as a supreme expression of love and foretelling its meaning for burial.

Jesus Christ Satan Mary of Bethany Mary Simon Judas Iscariot Apostolic Company Judas Doctor Erdman

Wealthy Man’s Health By Exercise And Abstinence

A reflective aphorism from Sir William Temple notes that true health for a rich man comes from exercise and abstaining from excess, living as if poor to honor the harsh virtues of poverty as the harshest part of wealth.

Sir W. Temple

God Will Provide Faithful Duty for the Future

A short quote from Rodell reminds readers that diligent present duties attract future provision by divine support. The note emphasizes faith and perseverance as guiding principles.

Wants Experience All ig but lip-wisdom Sir P Sidney

Fragmentary line reads as a quotation about seeking experience from a figure named Sir P. Sidney. The text hints at advice on wisdom and personal growth, but provides no full context or event details to establish a clear news item.

Sir P. Sidney

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