Harding's Course on Borah's Disarmament Drive
Washington dispatch analyzes Senate leadership dynamics around Senator Borah's disarmament conference proposal. It contrasts Borah's populist approach with President Harding's cautious stance, noting broad American support for disarmament and tax relief and predicting whether Harding will seize initiative or risk Lloyd George stepping in. The piece cites ongoing conference committee negotiations and contemplates potential consequences for Harding's administration.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
D. C
Senate
Senator Borah
Wilson
Borah
Harding
House
America
United States
Lloyd George
Hardine
New Inns
The
New York Evening Post, Inc
Cambridge City Man Tom Dair y Dies at 54
Tom Dairy aged 54 dies at his North Front Street home in Cambridge City after a brief illness from typhoid pneumonia. A well known local figure, he served the community daily and funeral services are set for Thursday at his residence with Red Men participating. Survived by his widow and five children: two daughters and three sons.
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Cambridge City
Ind
Tom
Ohio City
North Front Street
Desth
McCormack
Red Men
Roy Clingman
Floyd Ammon
Tommy
Charles
Robert
New Milestones in Government Supervision Highlighted
The passage of a meat packing industry bill and anticipated coal regulation measures mark new milestones in federal supervision of industries utilities and welfare. Congress faces paternalistic critics while the Agriculture Department strengthens farmer relations and railroads seek recovery from government control amidst Prohibition enforcement.
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Palladium News Bureau
Washington
Frelinghuusen
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Radio Controlled Battleship Iowa Targets Aerial Attack
Army and Navy air scouts reached the radio controlled battleship Iowa off Virginia coast at 10 45 am today as plans formed for a dummy bomb attack. Dozens of seaplanes from Hampton Roads and Langley Field joined the search while ships offshore watched the test under hazy Atlantic weather.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army
Havy Air
Batt Ueship
Iowa
Virginia
Navy Department
Air Service
Hampton Roads
Navy
Hampton Roads Naval Base
Langley Feld
Lowa
Naval Base
Langley Field
Atlantic
Cape Henry
Fea
Canadian Premier Opposes Renewal of Anglo Japanese Treaty
June 29 at the Imperial premiers conference Premier Meighan of Canada opposes renewing the Anglo Japanese treaty arguing it has served its purpose and aims to deepen good relations between the United States and the British empire. Lord Curzon outlined renewal details and A J Balfor urged alignment with the league of nations guidelines.
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London
Meighan
Canada
Hughes
Australia
United States
British Empire
Lord Curzon
A. J. Balfor
League of Nations
Moore’s Local Forecast Shows Fair Skies Then Unsettled
Weather generally fair in Indiana with increasing cloudiness on Thursday. Tonight mostly fair with partly cloudy skies and little temperature change. Yesterday’s highs reached 95 in Huron and Bismarck with heavy rains observed in the south. hot wave affecting western areas remains intense.
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Moore
Indiana
United States
Weather Bureau
Huron
South
Dakota
Bismark
North Dakota
Canada
Women Extend Rule In Wyoming County
Jackson, Wyo., June 29. Government by the fair sex, begun a year ago, may expand to all of Jackson's Hole country. Special election returns show Lincoln County division won by 700 votes, and Jackson named county seat of the new Teton County. With Jackson under a women's administration, the women plan to elect a sheriff and other county officers.
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Jackson
Wyo
Fair Sex
Jackson's Hole
Lincoln County
Teton County
Carrel Elected National Associate of French Academy
Dr. Alexis Carrel, renowned American surgeon based in Paris, has been elected a national associate of the Academy of Medicine. The academy limits national associates to twenty, all of whom have previously been residents of France.
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Associated Press
Paris
Alexis Carrel
The
Academy of Medicine
Academy
France
Bill of Complaint Aims to Stop Dempsey Carpentier Bout
Clergymen group in Jersey City files a bill of complaint with Prosecutor Garvan to halt the Dempsey Carpentier boxing match charging a conspiracy to violate state boxing laws and urging grand jury indictment. Courts had declined to stop the bout. officials may seek injunctions or Supreme Court action.
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Jersey City
N. J
Harry B. Wyatt
Clergeymen’s Community Club
Pierce Garvan
Sally
H. C. Gilson
Jersey
Rickard
Reformers Torm
Bureau
Garvan
Richard
Dempsey Carpentier
Supreme Court
Trenton
Indiana Education Survey Financed By General Board
Indiana will see a state education survey funded by the General Education Board of New York and the Rockefeller Foundation Educational Department. Governor McCray and the survey commission announced the project, with work to begin in September, at an estimated cost of forty thousand dollars or more. J A Vanosdol of Anderson and Charles M Curry of Terre Haute are commission members.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indiana
General Education Board of
New York
Educational Department
Rockefeller Foundation
McCray
Survey Commission
J. A. Vanosdol
Anderson
Charles M. Curry
Terre Haute
Education Board
Harding asks Congress to back disarmament move
President Harding urged Representative Mondell to favor world disarmament in broad terms. He said Congress should express a favorable attitude, emphasizing the outcome over the exact form. The executive branch would consider whatever expression Congress decides to make.
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Harding
Congress
Associated Press
Washington
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
House
Houses of Congress
Illegality Questioned in 1919 World Series Scandal
In Chicago on June 23 a defense motion to quash indictments charging a conspiracy by Chicago White Sox players to throw the 1919 World Series was overruled by Judge Friend. Ben Franklin was granted a reprieve due to illness, while Carl Zork attended the resumed hearing. The state aims to prove the defendants helped organize the alleged plot to throw the series to Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Friend
Ben Franklin
Franklin
Carl Zork
Cincinnati
Premier Scho ber Urges Waiver of Reparations Priority
VIENNA June 29 Premier Scho ber appeals to Washington to waive priority of reparations and other credits. He argues such U S action is essential to the League of Nations finance plan and economic rehabilitation of the Austrian republic.
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Vienna
Schober
Washington
United States
League of Nations
Social Conference Sends Greetings to Nicholson
Timothy Sono, former president of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections when it met in Detroit, received a greeting from the National Conference of Social Work in Milwaukee. The message, signed by W. H. Parker, notes the conference’s first business session voted to extend affectionate greetings to Nicholson as its honored president.
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Timothy Sono
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Detroit
National Conference of Social Work
Milw
W. H Parker
Rural Mail Delivery Delayed by Substandard Boxes
Postmaster Charles Beck says about 30 percent of the 1,500 rural Richmond boxes are not up to standard. Defects include improper designs, insecure mounting on posts or poles, and holes or mud in front. If not corrected, federal action or suspensions of delivery may follow to force compliance and speed up mail.
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Richmond
Charles Beck
Post Office Department
Poet Office
Turco Bolshevik Plot Found by Allied Authorities
The Associated Press reports a Turco Bolshevik plot of vast proportions uncovered in Constantinople. Numerous arrests followed, led by alleged ring leader Augenblick. Vienna issues decree requiring deposit of Austro Hungarian bank notes held abroad by September 15 for redemption rate decision.
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Presa
Constantinople
Augenblick
Associated Press
Vienna
Chicago attorney named general counsel for shipping board
Shipping counsel Elmer Schlessinger has been appointed general counsel for the shipping board by Chairman Lasker. He will handle more than 500 lawsuits pending against the board nationwide involving claims totaling about 50 million dollars.
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Elmer Schlessinger
Chicago
Shipping Board
Lasker
Richmond Insurance Man Bernard Sharkey Dies After Short Illness
Bernard Sharkey aged 60, a longtime Richmond insurance agent for Continental Fire, died at 1 45 am Wednesday at his North Tenth Street home after a brief illness. Born in Summerville Indiana, he moved to Richmond about 40 years ago after earlier work in Henry County. Survived by widow Catherine three brothers James of Eaton Thomas of Indianapolis and Michael of Richmond and three sisters Mary Rose and Catherine all of Richmond. Funeral at St Marys Church Saturday at 9 am with burial in St Marys Cemetery. Rev J Cronin to officiate. Friends may call. flowers omitted.
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Bernard Sharkey
Richmond
North Tenth Street
Althoush
Summerville
Ind
Sharkey
Henry County
New Castle
Continental Fire Insurance Company
Indiana
W. B. Dye
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Church
Catherine
James Sharkey
Eaton
Thomas F. Sharkey
Indianapolis
Michael P. Sharkey
Mary
Rose
Catherine Sharkey
Taft Boom Revived for Chief Justice
News from Washington notes renewed chatter on selecting a chief justice to succeed the late Edward White. While no candidate is confirmed, William H Taft is repeatedly tied to the post, with endorsements reportedly rolling in from leading lawyers nationwide.
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Taft
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Edward Douglas White
William H Taft
Three Women Tentatively Chosen for Kaber Jury
In Cleveland on June 25 the trial of Mrs Eva Katherine Kaber for her husband Daniel Kaber's murder moved forward as three more women were tentatively accepted as jurors. Rose Oliver Clara Beckett and Elsa Fish joined Cora K Burg as tentative jurors while three men also were seated. Twenty five talesmen had been examined by noon. Raber showed fatigue after a taxing first day in court and court faced possible adjournment to Tuesday July 5 due to juror exhaustion and venue concerns. In Ireland on June 29 three prisoners escaped from Slic a jail despite full military guard inside.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Eva Katherine Kaber
Daniel
Rose Oliver
Clara Beckett
Elsa Fish
Cora K. Burg
Talesmen
Raber
Chinch bugs found in eight Wayne County townships
Chinch bugs have appeared in dangerous numbers across eight of Wayne County’s fifteen townships and in several other areas. The pest threatens hundreds of acres of corn with possible heavy losses if not checked. Oil from Purdue and local farm bureau funding are being deployed, with Randolph and other counties cooperating. Army worm reports add to the pest pressure as farmers seek control methods and monitor spread.
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Wayne County
Orville Price
Centerville
Arvel Datley
Roy Roberts
Middleboro Pike
H. Jefferis
Middleboro
Prank Hunt
Chester
R. Radford
Abington
Elmer Sideloh
Green's Fork
Dan Smith
Hagerstown
Cambridge City
Henry County
Cambriden City
Purdue Agricultural College
Chitazo
Wayne County Farm Bureau
Randolph County
A. Hudson
Whitewater
Radford
Palladium
Hudson
Arvel Dailey
Center Township
Cheelevster
Lynn
Camden
Foster Campbell
Liberty
Union County
Floyd Doner
Philomath
Harry Lambert
Williamsburg
Lewis
Burt. Hinshaw
Lem Foland
Richmond
Foland
Ennis Kitterman
Miscouri College of Agriculture
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General Board
Zork
U. S
Nicholson
Shipping Counsel
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Associated Priss Slica
Ireland
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