Palmer accuses Post of personal bias in deportation cases
Attorney General Palmer testified before a House rules committee that Louis F. Post, assistant secretary of labor, shows a perverted sympathy for aliens and uses his own views to shape deportation procedures. He charged Post with directing the proceedings, favoring violators and their attorneys, and denying courtesy to the justice department.
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Mt Vernon Ohio Shifts to Eastern Time Zone
Washington June 1 The Interstate Commerce Commission today changed the limits of the standard Eastern time zone to include Mt Vernon Ohio in the Eastern time zone.
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Skating Teams Plan National Intercity League
Rodney Peters, former world skating champion, announced plans to organize a roller skating league for intercity matches, with a June Akron meeting to finalize the structure. Proposed teams would come from Detroit Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Cleveland Milwaukee Akron Columbus Boston Pittsburgh Washington and St Louis.
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Wolfe Testimony in Washington on Ohio Campaign Fight
Robert W. Wolfe publisher of the Ohio State Journal and Columbus Dispatch testified before a Senate committee on campaign expenses. He said Ohio politics were dominated by a few men and that his papers took an active part against the Harding campaign crowd, not Harding himself. Wolfe indicated about 40 Ohio papers carried his ad insertations attacking him for not backing Harding, estimating both sides spent around $100,000 in Ohio with his own $13,000 personal expenditure.
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Officials Arrested for War Material Misuse
Rome report says high officials charged with misappropriation of materials meant for war sufferers. Associated Press notes more arrests expected as probes continue.
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Federal amendments in Ohio will stand highest court ruling
Washington June 1 the Supreme Court held federal constitutional amendments cannot be submitted for ratification by states with referendum provisions. Ohio Supreme Court decisions dismissing injunctions against Ohio voters’ submission of prohibition and woman suffrage amendments were upheld, ensuring the federal amendments stand.
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End of Federal Wheat Control Ends War Measure
Washington June 1 The control of wheat and wheat products ended today with the wheat director ceasing functions under wartime law and a presidential proclamation dissolving Food Administration control. Government guarantee of $2.20 a bushel for wheat ends as wartime production incentive expires.
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Intervention in Mexico Now Aged by Senate
The foreign relations subcommittee urged armed intervention in Mexico if new forces fail to establish a stable government friendly to Americans. If a stable regime emerges, full recognition and U S financial aid are advised, with conditions including treaty guarantees on Article 27 limits, religious ministering, and schooling for Americans.
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Supreme Court delays on prohibition and Vptutoad act decision
Washington June 1 The Supreme Court again failed to decide the validity of the prohibition amendment and the Vptutoad act and recessed until next Monday as the present term closes.
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Spectacular Indianapolis 600 Ends With Flames and Front-Runner Fire
Gus ton Chevrolet wins the 600 mile race at Indianapolis in 6 40 16.14 pace 88.6 mph, beating Rene Thomas Ballot and Tommy Milton Dusenberg. De Palma fights flames after engine bursts into fire, crashes threaten lead yet finishes fifth amid ovation.
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Uniform Rank 10 Big National Encampment Planned
Major General W H Loomis and Brigadier General John B Bonn head the Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias as they finalize plans for the largest secret order gathering since before the war. Cleveland will host 15 000 to 20 000 delegates for a week starting July 25 with 1000 tents at Edgewater Park and a lengthy military parade and drills.
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Knox County Fair Price Board Named by Ohio Official
John Pfeiffer, Ohio fair price commissioner, announced the Knox county panel. Members include Robert W. Stauffer of Mt. Vernon as chairman for retailers Arthur J. Matthews of Mt. Vernon for housewives Robert Armstrong of Mt Vernon for the public Daniel Groascup of Mt Vernon for laborers and John Woodruff of Moim township for farmers.
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Reappointed Mt Vernon Postmaster Named by President
Frank Harper of Mt Vernon was reappointed postmaster of Mt Vernon for a four year term by President Wilson this afternoon.
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Noted Horses to Ship Stables to Kentucky for Spring Racing
Word from eastern turfmen indicates four prominent owners plan to move their stables to Kentucky for the remainder of the spring season. Commander J. K. L. Ross is said to marshal a powerful lineup including Barton, Boniface, Billy Kelly, Irish Dancer, King Thrush, and Royal Jester, all headline horses in major events.
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North Liberty Meeting to Feature George M Laymon
Greenville Ti resident George M Laymon will speak at a community meeting in North Liberty Friday night representing the Farmers Equity Union with the slogan Farmers Must Cooperate. The program includes special music and an 8 o'clock start.
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Scuffling Scene Ends With Girl Dragged Into Car
In downtown Cleveland this morning two men forcibly seized a screaming girl and pushed her into an automobile before the vehicle sped away. By noon police had no trace of the girl or the car.
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Riots Over Germany Roil Berlin Campaign
Berlin dispatch reports rioting and disorder linked to the political campaign in Germany. A Democrats meeting in Berlin on Sunday ended in serious fighting, as per the Exchange Telegraph Co. report.
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Parisian chic sparks debate at Alliance Francaise
In Omaha June 1 Associated Press reports upheaval over Parisian chic and war-bride taught language classes at the Alliance Francaise. Madame Borglum decries loss of dignity and focus on serious study while Dr Despector argues social events draw members and make French literature accessible.
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Delegates Arriving as National Convention Nears
Delegates arrive amid contested claims at the Republican National Committee hearings. Florida district three corner and District of Columbia contests lead the agenda. With Lowden and Wood in Chicago, Harding and Johnson to follow, predictions favor a Friday nomination and Saturday VP choice, with no candidate likely on the first ballot.
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Triple Murder Occurs Today Look for Woman
J Leroy Eichelberger aged 33 was murdered in his sleep beside his wife in West Grover Chester county. Mrs W Denlap and her four year old daughter living nearby were also killed. A mysterious woman in white was seen by Mrs Eichelberger fleeing the room after the murder. Police seek the alleged woman murderer.
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Wilson Confers With Cummings On Convention Issues
President Wilson met with Democratic National Committee Chairman Cummings at the White House to discuss the San Francisco convention. They covered the party platform the league of nations as a campaign issue the peace treaty status and pre election campaign financing. Cummings to depart for San Francisco after the convention and returned to lunch with the president.
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