Wisconsin Senator Charges Cabinet Member Reversed Naval Oil Policy
Senator La Follette accuses Secretary Fall and Secretary Denby of pressuring for private control of naval oil reserves in California and Wyoming while accusing the Harding administration of repudiating Roosevelt Taft and Wilson policy. He cites a Senate inquiry and White House papers being sought.
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La Follette Pushes Teapot Dome Inquiry Over Oil Reserve
Senator La Follette signals a demand for a full investigation into the Teapot Dome affair arguing the reserve was created to ensure naval fuel and that outside drainage claims are unfounded. He cites geological experts and urges swift tariff action to clear the path for inquiry.
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No Rappers in Spirit World Says Conan Doyle
Washington reports Sir Arthur Conan Doyle told reporters there is no evidence of spirit life or bobbed haired animated figures in the unmaterial. London says President Harding agreed the U S government will underwrite one third of a new anti war film by David Wark Griffith with Britain financing the rest.
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London
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Daily Express
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Britain
Women applaud Woodrow Wilson at the White House event
Several thousand women including delegates from the Baltimore National League of Women Voters and the League of American Penwomen gathered at the former president’s home in Washington. Wilson, seen with a cane and top hat, thanked them, declined to speak, and recited a favorite limerick amid laughter before waving from an upper window.
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National League of Women Voters
League of American Penwomen
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Wright Named Director of Federal Board for Vocational Education
J C Wright was appointed by the federal board as director succeeding Lewis H Curris. Wright joined the board at its 1920 organization, led its trade and industrial education service for three years, and is a Missouri University graduate who taught in rural schools and Kansas City high schools before serving as director of vocational education there from 1918 to 1919. He hails from Lodiana and served as a corporal in the Spanish American War.
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Federal Board For Vocational Education
J. ¢. Wright
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Tioe
Trade and Industrial Education Service
Lewis HH. Curris
Mr. Wright
University of Missouri
Kansas City
Lodiana
Allies Split in Note to Russians Parley Crisis Averted
Genoa reports say division among allies over the note to Russia caused tension at the conference. Lloyd George pressed for a clear note without reticence while Barthou hesitated to commit France. Barthou stayed in Genoa and delayed Poincare's reply as talks continued.
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Lioyd George
London
Marshal Joffre Sets Sail for Rest After Week of Fetes
New York April 20 Marshal Joffre completes a week of fetes banquets reviews and receptions and begins his rest period aboard the Celrie bound for a quiet voyage homeafter a busy schedule with official ceremonies and ceremonies.
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Marshal Joffre
Believers Say U S Can Finance the Soldiers Bonus
Republican leaders and allies argue the soldiers bonus can be financed without new taxes by issuing additional certificates of indebtedness. They claim authorized Liberty and Victory bonds provide sufficient credit and that interest on British debt will become payable later.
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League Baseball Scores From Area Circuits
National League results include St Louis 1 Chicago 3 Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 4 New York score unclear Philadelphia and Brooklyn 7 to ? American League tallies show Chicago 4 Detroit 6 New York 10 Boston 4 Washington 9 Philadelphia 4 Louis 3 Cleveland 2 An unrelated want ad note appears at end.
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Infernal bomb devastates bunkhouse. miners killed in Utah
Three miners died and one injured at the Patterson mine bunkhouse near Apollo Westmoreland County after a bomb thrown into the room exploded. The victims were married fathers of four, with nonunion workers targeted amid a coal strike. National guard may be sent to Carbon county as tensions flare. In Kansas, ex union president Alexander Howat is held in the Girard jail.
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Frank Cogaski
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Miners Visitation Reports Union Contempt Sentence
Aigrust Dorehy and five other deposed union officials were arrested after a strike contempt case. In Connellsville on April 20 a large delegation of spiking miners from Braddock toured the town, distributing material aid and detailing privation and hardship.
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Haiti Seeks U S Withdrawal In Appellate Plea
Washington April 20 Committees of lawyers and the Foreign Valley Association of New York and the National Popular Government League of Washington filed with the state department a plea for restoration of self government in Haiti and immediate withdrawal of American troops. A report signed by 24 Haitian lawyers asserts the seizure of the Republic of Maui violates Constitution treaties and international law.
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Former French President Paul Deschanel Dies in Varia
Paul Deschanel former president of France died in Varia. He served as tenth president beginning February 18 1920 after being chosen by the national assembly in January by the largest majority since Tilers the first president of the republic.
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Paul Eugene Louis Deschanel
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Paper Mill Strike Averted in Major Wage Accord
In New York on April 29 union leaders and mill owners reached a two week armistice to extend the current wage agreement that would have expired Monday. The agreement forestalls a potential strike by workers west of Moring.
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West
Mrs Vonsiatsky Worries Over Paris Marriage Certificate
Paris dispatches claim a first wife known as Mime Lieubert Mouromsky Vonsiatsky sent a certified copy of a marriage certificate to a New York church authorities. Attorneys declined comment and said no statements would be issued. The issue centers on a prior marriage to a Russian miner employee of Baldwin Lace hive Works in Ridkey Park Ta. The certificate allegedly bears signatures of church officials and witnesses.
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Anastase Andrievitch Vonsiatskey-Vonsiatsky
Paris
Lieubert Mouromsky Vonsiatsky
Vonsiatsky
Baldwin Lacehive Works
Ridkey Park
Marion Buckingham Resin Stephens
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Orchdox
Chirence Blair Mitehedll
Stephens
Archipriest Nicholabasi P Obeherodke
First Fruit of Treaty Reports German Rebuild Efforts
Moscow dispatches indicate a group of German contractors will be engaged to rebuild Petrograd or Petrograd now Leningrad and other projects including new structures street railways and sewers. Materials will be imported from Germany in exchange for coal and timber concessions. A German Cultural and Economic society has been founded in Moscow to act as a hub for German interests in Soviet Russia.
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Thwihk Ing
Petrasgrad
Germany
German Cultural and Economiecal Society
Soviet
Russia
Irish Rebels Prepare for Civil Conflict and Rally
Dublin reports a Dail adjournment and a five member committee formed to plan a path to a republic. Liam Medlowes, a senior officer of the munineers, warned civil war is expected and that others with kin are prepared to die for the republic.
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Tornado Devastates General Teran Area in Mexico
A tornado struck General Teran and nearby towns in the State of Nuevo Leon on April 20, killing one person and injuring thirty. Forty houses were wrecked and extensive damage reported as emergency services respond.
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Office Boy Traders Barred In New York Markets
New York April 2 Clerks and office boys are barred from taking flyers in the streets. NYSE members are prohibited from handling trades of employees of stock exchange houses banks and insurance firms. A cyclone in the Bay of Bengal caused wrecks and heavy damage per a Central News Dispatch report from Porbay.
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Mrs Frederick Paist Named YWCA Leader for Next Year
Mrs Frederick Pit of Philadelphia has won strong support as the president of the national YWCA for the coming year. Her two years of service as president have been noted as shaping the organization ahead of the next annual period.
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