Mary Minter Under Guard In Film Case
Mary Miles Minter was guarded by detectives at her Hollywood home before funeral services for William Desmond Taylor. A suspect named Sands was found in Carlin, Nevada and released after proving an alibi. Chauffeur A M Meister testified about a taxi ride involving two men and two women, with one man carrying a feathered case and wearing a muffler, connected to the Taylor murder investigation.
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Lee Angele Hh
Mary Miles Inter
Futous
William Desmond Taylor
Tion
Diretter
Borths
St. Paul's Cathedral
Edward FF. Sonds
Carlin
Nerwadi
A. M. Meister
South Broadway
Wiltshire District
Ambassador Hotel
Alvarado Street
Taylor
South Alvarado Street
Jim
Douglas Maclean
Culbertson Named Vice Chairman of U S Tariff Commission
William S. Culbertson, technical advisor to the American arts delegation, is designated by President Harding to be vice chairman of the United States tariff commission. Culbertson was originally appointed by President Wilson as a tariff commissioner and reappointed for a twelve year term by President Harding in March 1921.
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William S. Culbertson
American Arts
Harding
United States
Tarif Commission
Culbertson
Wilson
Tariff Commission
Rodenberg May Quit Congress for Springfield Run
State Treasurer Edward F. Miller announced he will run for Congress in the Twenty second district to succeed W A Rodenberg of East St Louis. Friends say Rodenberg may retire to take a ministerial post. Switzerland death noted for mother of Billie Burke in Hastings New York.
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Springfield
Edward FE. Miller
Congress
Twenty-second
W. A. Rodenberg
East St. Lewis
Friends
Rodenberg
Switzerland
Conference Pacts Put Into Effect
Washington notes the armament and Far East provisions mostly to be applied by commissions while naval terms await future renewal eight years hence. The secretariat remains to print minutes and coordinate China commitments before closing doors. In New York diplomats bid farewell to officials aboard the Aquitania bound for Southampton and Cherbourg.
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Washington
Feb. S
Far East
Secretariat-General
China
New York
Southampton
Cherbourg
Arthur J. Balfour
Lord Lee of
Fareham
Admiralty
Lee
Sir KB. Chatfield
M. F. Day
King George Addresses Commons For Closer Tie With U S and Ireland
The king opened parliament with a throne speech calling for laws to implement the Irish treaty and a pact with France to deter German aggression. He praised the Washington conference on disarmament and praised U S Britain ties while noting persistent unemployment as a major issue.
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London
George
France
Germany
Far East
British Empire
United States
Japan
Britain Eyes War Council Rift After Washington Conference
The coalition government shows strains as Parliament reopens under Lloyd George. He hails the Washington conference as a landmark achievement while debates over reforms in the house of commons hint at renewed rivalry in international affairs.
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House of Fords
Great Britain
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Ford Offer Goes to Farmer's Body for Project
Senate debate ends with approval of Henry Ford contract for Muskegon Shale project. Opponents urge referral to appropriations committee citing agriculture and financing concerns. Senator Underwood defends quick handling as essential to fund farm fertilizer development and avoid delay.
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FORD
Farmer's Body
Washington
Feb. S
Senate
Henry Ford
Agricultural Committee
Wadesworth
New York
Appropriations Committee
Weeks
Gsal
Congress
Underwood
Treasury
Harding Pushes Six Armament Treaties to Senate This Week
President Harding aims to present the six arms conference treaties to the Senate for rapid ratification this week. The White House says no reservations are needed, and军 the administration will oppose any proposed changes while delaying fortification and ship scrapping until after ratification. Shipment of 70 howitzers to the Philippines is halted to avoid violating the naval pact.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Lodge
Iepublican
White House
Dhuralay
Permey
Congress
Wae
Vurth
Guan
Utippines
Philippines
Secretary of War
Weeks
United States
Spirit and Letter of the treaty plan to cut naval appropriations
White House dinner outlined proposals to cut naval spending in line with arms conference reductions. Republican leaders and senators named as key figures urged immediate reduction of armed forces, aiming for a U S army of 100000 and saving about 100 million dollars yearly. Evacuation of American troops from Germany was urged. Genoa conference participation decision to be announced at Friday cabinet meeting with no change in sentiment against sending delegates.
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Enother White House
Dieeneset
John T. Adams
Republican National
Senators Lodge
Massachusetts
McCormick
Tiinets
Curtis
Kateas
Watsworth
New York
Permald
Maine
Kenece
Minnesota
Frelliaing Sen
New Jerseys
France
Marylin S
Mondell
Wyoming
Lemsworth
Ohio
Britten
Llineis
Dunn
Darrow
Vennayivenia
Andersen
Nolan
Caiformia
Greene
Versmont
Borah
Hepatiitean
Idaho
United States
Germany
Genoa
White House
Police seek New York aid in identifying body linked to Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Washington police report a body found near the Seventh Street wharf is possibly that of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. The clothed woman about thirty years old floated in the river for an estimated three weeks, and authorities compare features to Thaw’s photographs and ask New York officials to help confirm identity.
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Washington
Feb. S
Dpotomac River
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
New York
Seventh Street
Wbo
Norualy Creed Firce
Four Die in Lexington Hotel Fire in Richmond Area
A blaze at the Lexington hotel and adjoining buildings on Twelfth and Main streets killed at least four people and injured about thirty. Victims include M. J. Fox of Williamsport and Hiram F. Austin of Fincastle. Fire destroyed or damaged multiple nearby structures as firefighters battled the flames.
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Richmond
William C. Bailey
New York
Paul Bigene
William P. Little
Portsmouth
J. H. Webb
Fincastle
Clyde W. Sanders
Pearl Laundry
Wilson Paper Company
Savings Bank of Richmond
Branch Cabell Co
Cooperative Exchange
T. Johnson
J. N. Webb
Ragged remarks spark reflections on neighborhood generosity
In a brief exchange cited by the American Legion Weekly, a speaker chides another for ragged appearance, prompting a remark that the scene reflects the neighborhood’s generosity and communal spirit.
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Tlady
Bex
American Legion Weekly
Jobless Lock Up Scene At Poplar Board Office
Unemployed crowds surrounded the Poplar welfare board office at night trapping officials responsible for distributing relief. Guards tightened the door as rioters demanded aid, while authorities reportedly restored previous relief methods. A red flag was hoisted on the building showing the altercation.
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Lonwen Pel
Poplar Board of Whermbane
Heca
Ber Engh
Tse
He Ee
Goridians
Ministry of Health
Noth
Board Room
Soldier Bonus Price Tag Reaches 2.5 Billion
Estimates prepared for the House Ways and Means Committee show the federal government would need about 2.5 billion dollars to fund a soldiers bonus. Revenue sources remain under review by House and Senate committees with intercommittee talks anticipated to start soon.
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Washington, Feb. S
House
Ways and Means
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Senate Fiance Committee
Bons Heart House Committee
AFL to Back Miners in Wage Fight This Spring
New York labor officials report assurances from President Samuel Gompers that the AFL will support miners in their battle against wage cuts this spring. Gompers accuses mine owners of profiting from inflated coal prices and seeks to defend workers' rights.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
American Labor Movement
Gompers
Harding selects envoy trio for Germany Austria Hungary
President Harding nominates Alanson B. Houghton of New York as ambassador to Germany Albert Henry Washburn of Massachusetts as minister to Austria and Theodore Brentane of Illinois as minister to Hungary with Joe Elungwry listed in the dispatch.
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Washington
Feb S
Germay
Austria
Hungary
Harding
Alanson B. Houghton
New York
Germany
Albert Henry Washburn
Massachusetts
Theodore Brentane
Illinois
Joe Elungwry
Col Rees Named Director of Veteran Housing Division
Col. R. J. Rees formerly in charge of educational work with the Ackd. F. n Prance is appointed director and chief of the rehabilitation division of the veterans housing program.
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Col
R. T Tees
Ackd. F
N Prance
The
Veterans “Heeata
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King George
Commons
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United States of America
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the Commons
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Evelyn Thaw
Potomac
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