Republicans Back Soldiers Bonus and Tariff Push
Washington April 19 Republicans in the Senate voted 26 to 9 to approve a resolution committing party members to pass a soldiers' bonus and to speed the tariff bill. Administration aides expect both measures to advance this session with votes likely by July 1.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Calder and
Wadeworth
New York
Weller
Maryland
Kege
New Jersey
Netown
Minnesota
Newberry
Mehigan
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Stelling
South Jioketa
Mores
New Hampshire
San Francisco Pardon Request For Mooney and Billings
San Francisco’s District Attorney Mathew Brady asked Governor Stephens to grant pardons for Thomas J. Mooney and Warren K. Billings who are serving life terms for murder tied to a July 22 1915 parade bomb that killed ten and injured fourteen.
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San Francisco
Cal
Mathew Brady
San Francisen
Stephens
Thomas J. Mooney
Warren K. Billings
No Affront to Allies In Genoa Treaty Report
Dispatches from Genoa claim the Russo German pact does not affront the powers issuing notes to the Genoa conference. They state Chancellor Wirth and Foreign Minister Nathenan acted fairly and honorably in concluding the treaty amid Genoa talks.
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Berlin
Genoa
Wirth
Forelan
Nathenan
Baseball Scores and Standings Mixed From Rainy League Play
The report records National League and American League results with several wet ground notes. Chicago and Pittsburgh show rough scores while New York and Philadelphia appear in scattered figures. Detroit and Cleveland post notable wins as rain affects play.
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Chicago
Fae
Pittsburgh
Cigeimarl
Hesteon
New York
hhooklyn-Philadelpha
Detroit
Cleveland
Louis
Boston
Villadelphia
Wrasthedon
York
Vokiyn Howton
Cincinnati
Eveland
Philadelphia Sith
Leetroit
Hughes Defense Hit By Sen Borah
Senator Borah denounces M Bakmetoff as no longer representing any government and questions his ambassadorial status. Secretary Hughes transmitted a letter to Vice President Coolidge confirming the United States recognizes Bakmetoff as the Russian ambassador, while Borah cites his ties to Semenoff investigations and a murder case.
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Washington
Berle Bakhmetoff
United States
Senate
Hughes
Borah of Adahe
Bakhmetoff
Senate Labor Committee
Cgregorie Semenoff
Coolidge
M. Bakhmeter
End Strikes Renewed in Anthracite Regions Amid Wage Talks
Reports from New York and West Virginia detail renewed strike actions in the anthracite industry as wage reduction percentages are to be announced by operators. Sub-committee conferences resume after March talks. production remains sufficient to meet demand while unions pursue nonunion field expansion. Judge McClintic delays ruling on restraining orders as cases proceed in multiple fields. Easter Monday passes with operators awaiting nonunion workers' return in western Pennsylvania and nearby fields.
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New York
Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers
Winding Gulf
George W. McClintic
New River
Raleigh
Fayette
Kanawha
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Two More Mines Closed In Indian Creek Region
Topeka April 19 coal operators reporting to the Kansas court of industrial relations show no market for coal reserves now on bond. They indicate the amount on hand and marketed as well as orders and potential sales. Lewis Leaves for Indianapolis. Springfield April 19 president John L. Lewis says a federal appeals court Knapp has suspended the injunction aimed at stopping efforts to recruit miners for the nationwide coal strike.
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Topeka
Katie
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Fl. Crawford
Lewis
Indianapolis
Springfield
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Richmond
Knapp
Federal Court of Appeals
Ind
Tent Colonies of Miners Are Safe
Federal court orders in Charleston stop coal companies from interfering with tent colonies of United Mine Workers in Mingo County West Virginia. Judge Koapp issued the superseders. UMWA attorneys filed copy with the district court in Charleston. Hearing date at Richmond not set. injunction expected to remain suspended until then.
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Washington
Charleston
W. Va
Minge Comen
Martin A. Koapp
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Fourth District
United Mine Workers of American
Koapp
United States District Court
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Richmond
McClintic J
Ex Vizier Brother Slain in Berlin Shooting
A man shot dead in Berlin is reported to be the brother of Talaat Pasha former Turkish grand vizier. Talaat was assassinated in Charlottenburg on March 15 1921.
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Berlin
Talaat Pasha
Charlottenburg
Germans Barred From Russ Parley at Genoa Conference
Germany barred from further participation in the Genoa talks over the German Russian treaty. France plans abrogation and Poincare directs insisted action. Allies, including Britain France Harty Belgium and Japan, will continue the economic conference despite German-Russian tension. Walter Rathenau defends the treaty as not secret or violative and protests the accusation of bad faith.
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Genoa
Germany
France
Leon Barthou
Poincare
Great Britain
Harty
Belgium
Japan
Russia
Conference Commission
Walter Rathenau
Lloyd George
Alliances and Talks Hover Over Conference Shakeups
A wartime conference contends with German hesitancy and Allied messages. Lloyd George leads a draft urging unity while fear of treaty fallout haunts delegates. Russia appears hostile as Britain hints at continued talks despite possible French withdrawal.
Battle Waged in Belfast Amid Ongoing Illicit Clashes
Fighting raged in North Belfast through the day and flared at night after troops with machine guns quelled a barricaded car. At least twenty four were reported wounded and six men were treated at hospital.
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Belfast
Illinois Floods Growing Worse in Midwest
Chicago reports worsening flood conditions across Illinois and the Mississippi region after heavy Monday rains. Coast guards send life-saving crews from Lake Michigan to Beardstown to aid flood districts near Havana, with multiple boats and volunteers deployed. Levee breaks at McChire push water into lowlands as farmers move families and stock to high ground. no confirmed deaths yet, but flood toll rises with more victims expected.
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Chicago
Illinois
Mississippi River
Coatis
Neils Jaul
Lake Michigan
Beardstown
Thomas M. Molloy
Ilineis Central
Havana
McChire
Mississippi
High Point
Portuguese Pliers Hit the Rocks Near St Paul Coast
Portuguese aviators attempting a flight from Portugal to Brazil landed near St Paul along a rough seacoast. Their hydroplane struck rocks, sustaining heavy damage, halting the voyage just short of the goal.
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Rio Janiero
Portugal
Brot
St. Paul
Detroit to Build Five Million Dollar Mascle Temple
Construction began in Detroit on a new five million dollar Mascle temple described as one of the world’s largest and most ornate structures. The edifice will rise fourteen stories with mezzanine floors on each story, shaping a building comparable to a twenty five story height.
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Detroit Masons
Detroit
Mich
Haynes Reprimanded Over Subchaser Firing Incident
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Dover reprimanded Prohibition Commissioner Haynes for permitting a sub chaser under a prohibition officer to fire on a passing vessel. He directed steps to prevent a repetition of the incident.
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Washington
Armored Car Used as Belfast Riots Subside
In Belfast's Marrowbone district in the north, Sinn Fein residents clashed with authorities. A score of casualties from shootings was reported to the military, with only six treated in hospitals as an armored car attempted to restore order.
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Belfast
Marrowboone
Sinn Fenners
Mrs Clifford Ireland to Attend Ameree Women Ball
Mrs Clifford Ireland wife of Representative Ireland of Illinois will wear a costume portraying Janice Meredith at the authors carnival ball token by the League of American Women in Washington on April 23.
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Clifford Ireland
Ireland
Ilinois
Janice Meredith
Thors
League of Ameread Pelowomen
Washington
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