Chamberlain Defends US Policy Toward Mexico
Pennsylvania and California figures debate US dealings with Mexico. Chamberlain criticizes graft fueled policy, urges decisive steps from loan to military occupation, and denounces Wilson era intervention rhetoric as harmful to American workers. He calls for direct economic supervision and harsher actions if Mexico resists.
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California
Chamberlain
United States
Mexico
Senate
Wilson
Paia
Bryan Reed and Johnson Hit Covenant
From Page One, Bryan Reed and Johnson sue out of the campaign and speak peace to war, as Europe remains distracted and uncertain.
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Bryan
Reed and Johnson
Covenant
Europe
Crowds Boost First Night Exhibit Beyond Hopes
On opening night crowds filled the display booths with visitors from Boise Salt Lake and nearby points. The Troubadours drew lively applause encores while exhibits expanded and preparations for a stronger second night intensified. Music supplied by Trogan Music aided a festive mood as patrons moved between acts.
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Boise
Salt
Troubadours
Trogan Music
Bi Supt Hal G Blue Joins Idaho Summer School Faculty
Hal G Blue, Twin Falls school superintendent, accepts a teaching post at the University of Idaho summer school. Dean J G Litadgea announces Blue will serve as summer school director. The program, previously based in Pocatello last summer, continues under university oversight. Nean Eldridge voices support for the initiative as the university strengthens its agricultural and arts offerings.
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Hal G
Pulls High School
University
Idaho
Ars
J. G
Airricolum
Senate moves to vote on end of war with Germany and Austria
Washington May 10 Senate leaders plan a Thursday or Friday vote to end the status of war with Germany and Austria. The GOP pushes to keep the resolution before the chamber. Senator McCumber of North Dakota, leader of the mild reservation group, slated to speak tomorrow against the Knox measure.
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Washington
Germany
Austria
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Fragmentary text on league affairs and Harmsworth note
Fragmentary OCR text discusses the League of Nations and Harmsworth in relation to a proposal from 1918. It mentions decisions about erecting fences to the canal and a later postponement. The readable parts indicate bureaucratic debate without clear outcomes.
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League of Nations
Harmsworth
United
Radical socialist split at Chicago convention test of 1920
Illinois delegates clash over Morris Hillquit draft as the socialist convention in New York contemplates a platform for private property, with Engdahl Holland and Kruse leading the radical faction. Debs as probable president candidate, Maurer urged for vice president, and a telegram sent to Kansas striking miners.
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New York
Illinois
Convention of America
Morris Hillquit
Chicago
Louis Engdahl
Samuel H. Holland
William I. Kruse
Hotland
Hillquit
Deb
France
Italy
Russia
America
Engdahl
Hnally
Rene V. Debs
Patelee
John L. Maurer
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Talin
Aviator Falls in Midair Fatal at 1500 Feet
San Diego former army air instructor P. W. Blacklear, 24, died in a solitary German plane crash near Americus, Georgia, while flying an aircraft at 1500 feet. The incident occurred today as Blacklear plied his duties after recent discharge from the army.
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Associated Press
Americus
Blacklear
San Diego
Cal
Army Air
Southerfield
Army
Tax cut plan for bonus bill shifts sales levy to fund measures
Washington May 10 Republican members of the house ways and means committee approved a substitute for the solid bonus bill. It proposes a one percent sales tax to replace other revenue provisions, extends funding over three years, reduces home service pay to one dollar per day, keeps foreign service at 1.25, and outlines cash bonus payments from April 1, 1921 in 12 quarterly installments. The four aid options gain 40 percent value under the sub measure, and land reclamation loans drop to 250 million from 300 million. The cost is estimated around 400.9 million with further amendments likely. the plan faced rejection in Ireland’s revising chamber context.
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Towaver
Germany
Interallied Military Commission of Control
Berlin
Rhine
Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways
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