GREEKS READY FOR DRIVE
France and Germany seek an economic entente as the United States and Japan move toward a friendly settlement of disputes. Lloyd George warns that league tensions may spark new feuds while Bolshevik Russia questions Western stability. France and Germany discuss iron ore from Briey as a path to economic rapprochement fueling British anxieties.
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France
Germany
United States
Japan
Welsbaden
M. Loncheur
Walter Rathenau
Briey
Brieg
Ruhr
Great Britain
League of Nations
Washheer
Hughes
Shidehara
Isame
London
Smuts
South Africa
Australia
Massey
New Zealand
Meighan
Canada
Dominion
World news in a moment The Washington budget and appointments across government
A broad wire service digest reports President Harding signing a budget system for government expenditures. T. W. O Connor of Buffalo becomes shipping board vice chairman. A 15 percent wage cut is agreed for ship workers. The Townsend road bill is altered to a three member highway commission. Ambassador designate Byrux Wood of Greensburg Pa to Spain. Free list tariff talks advance in committee. Panama tolls relief for coastwise shipping moves forward. A council of nations meeting futures are discussed. A dangerous bus crash near Camp Lewis injures thirteen soldiers. Large fire at Fort Niagara destroys nine buildings with $500000 loss. The notes cover sports events with wins and notable figures.
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Washington
Shipping Board
T. W. O'Connor
Buffalo
N. Y
Vicechairman
Shipping Board and
Marine Engineers
Senate
Federal Highway Commission
Byrux Wood
Greensburg
Harding
Spain
Joseph B. Willard
Republican
Ways and Means Committee
House
Kindred
Dem
Senate Interoceanic Canals
Huse
United States
Council of the ‘League of Nations
State Department
Wayne B. Wheeler
Antisaloon League
House Rules Committee
Cenbureau
New York City
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Fort Niagara
Ann
Beattle
Camp Lewis
Pittsburgh
Secretary of the Treasury
A. W. Mellon
University of Batb
St Louis
Walesiah
Kansas City
St Charles
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Criminal Court of Appeals
Mia
Evaline M. Kimball
William W.kimbell
Marshall Pield
Prescott
Axis
Alexander Pearson
Willlasne
Avis
Grand Canyon
Prohibition Bills Stir House Debate On Medical Beer
The House rules committee weighs Volstead and Willis measures to easing prohibition by allowing limited medical beer. Proposals would cap wine prescriptions, restrict physicians, curb whisky imports, and extend enforcement to Hawaii and the Virgin Islands as lawmakers clash over emergency passage.
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Wonate Tink
Te House
House Rules Committee
Willis
Republican
Ohio
Prohibition
Palmer
John Barleycorn Frieddiess
Horse Committee
House
Campbell
Rules Committee
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
Blows Heard In Early Morning Prescott Murder Case
Witness testimony from an occupant on the floor above the Prescott hotel murder describes a hatpin used to unlock a door from the outside and notes a girl who heard blows she likened to baseball hat impacts. The girl, who later collapsed, told nurses and officials she heard a man strike Miss Marie Wick and then leave toward the stairs by the hotel office.
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Prescott Death Chamber
Fargo
Marie Wick
Prescott Hotel
Miss Wick
Corey
Woman presides in the U S House for first time
Miss Alice Robertson, Oklahoma Democrat, becomes the first woman to preside over the U S House of Representatives. She occupied the chair for about ten minutes during roll call on a resolution to create a commission for the Peru centennial celebration.
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HOUSE
Alice Robertson
Representatives
Washington
House of Representatives
Oklahoma
N & Sear -Voice
Mins Roberman
Misa
Wage Cuts Likely for U S Railroad Workers
Chicago reports nearly all railroads nationwide will seek wage reductions before the United States Railway Labor Board. After hearings and an expected 12 percent cut, annual savings for railroad labor total about 490 million dollars.
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Chicago
United States
Notables Named in Lark committee seditious report
A New York Lusk committee report details alleged 1917 18 plots by a coalition of uplifters educators and ministers with LW agitation to halt US involvement in World War I. It names prominent sympathizers including two famous women settlement workers a former university president a U S senator and a former congressman among others.
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Herbert Waterworth
Frank Tyler
White Pine Canyon
Dutch Hill
Philadelphia
John Driscoll
Monitor
Merrimac
Naval Hospital
Chicago
Timothy Dy
Big Tim
Murphy
Dearborn St
Indianapolis
John G. Emery
Grand Rapids
Mich
American Legion
Frederick W. Galbraith, Jr
Denver
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Executive Council
International Association of Trades Unions, Northwest
New York
LW. W
United States
Lark Committee
War Department
Congress
Russia
Lusk
Big Bill
People's Council
Ree
Ippon
Government to punish war profiteers with new DOJ bureau
Washington officials announce an expanded war profiteering investigation to be run by a new Justice Department bureau. The plan, to begin next week, aims to cover all government war contracts with a strict, merit-based screening for contractors.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Department State
Cormey
Haugherty
Headtorney
Ugherty
Initiel
Bureau
Harding
Rae
Ca Gdale
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Enver Pasha
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Siberia
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Far East
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Shantung
China
Senate Committee On Agriculture
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Department of Agriculture
Big Tim" Murphy
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Polk Street
Roy A. Haynes
National Prohibition
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Kan
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Harry Wills
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Henry Ordeman
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