Senators Clash Over Harding Lodge Reservation in Treaty Debate
Washington report notes President Harding proposed a Lodge substitution to the Brandegee reservation but faced sharp rebuke from Republican and Democratic senators. Debate ended with no action as committee adjourned. Paris dispatch says League disarmament seeks U S ratification context before tightening controls on poison gas. Commission aims to gather global data and prepare for September assembly.
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Commission of League of Nations
Washington
Harding
Mrst
Foreign Relations Committee
Berator Lodge
White Mouse
Senator Lodge
Bie
United
Lea Sit Pe
United States
Hardings Lodge
Republica
Brandegee
Johmson
Berah
Moses
Paris
Disarmament Commission
League of Nations
Viviani
Assembly of the League
Dr Albert Hassall Receives Steel Memorial Medal
Dr Albert Hassall of the zoological division in the Bureau of Animal Industry has been awarded the Steel Memorial Medal for 1921 by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons Council. Hassall has served thirty years in the bureau and authored numerous parasitology papers.
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Dor. Albert Hassall
Zoological Division
Bureau of Animal Industry
Council
The
Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
Hassall
Senate Sets Probe on Smoot Burton Eligibility
Washington February 24 Sen Wats introduces a resolution to the senate judiciary committee seeking an investigation into the eligibility of Sen Smoot of Utah and Rep Burton of Ohio to serve on the altered debt commission. Action on the resolution was postponed.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Smoot
Utah
Burton
Bandits Grab $1500 Payroll in Chicago Office Heist
Three gunmen entered Sherman-Hendrick Co. at 1884 West North Avenue Chicago threatened workers with revolvers and escaped with 1500 in payroll money intended for the firm's staff.
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Chicago
Sherman-Hendrick Co
Weat North Avenue
Missouri closes two rural banks over failed loan obligation
St Louis Feb 24 Two rural banks with total resources of 176000 were ordered closed by State Finance Commissioner Hughes after information that a mercantile firm to which the banks had loaned 34000 failed to meet the obligation. The banks are the Bank of Patton and the Bank of Blodgett in the southeastern section of the state.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Hughes
Bank of Patton
Bank of Blodgett
Recall demand: Ambassador George Harvey to be investigated
Representative Thomas J. Ryan of New York introduces a House resolution calling for an investigation into Ambassador George Harvey. The measure urges recalling Harvey over remarks at a Pilgrim Society dinner in London criticizing U S war sacrifices and wartime ideals.
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Ryan
Flep
New York
Washington
George Harvey
Pilgrim Society
London
House
Thomas Jd. Ryan
Great Britain
A. J. Balfour
United States
Senate of the
George Harney
High Waters Halt Trains As Rains Flood Midwest
Storm brings record warmth then sharp drop as floods hit Wisconsin Michigan Iowa and Minnesota. Wires and rails fail with trains halted and towns without power. Farms inundated and damage counted in hundreds of thousands to millions across LaCrosse Dubuque Janesville and surrounding counties.
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Washington
Michigan
Wisconsin
LaCroxee
Wis
Freeburg
Milwaukee
Latrosse
Caledonia
Muckegen
Midh
Imbuque
Iowa
Janesville
Unusual Weather and Flood Threaten Midwestern Region
Weather forecaster Ernest Haines notes steady rain for 24 hours in much of the flood region. He says February thaw and recent cold wave may limit damage. Reports from Milwaukee warn of ice jams threatening Sunny Point along the Milwanigo river.
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Ernest HH
Haines
F Dawece
Milwaukee
Nemenon
Sunny Point
Milwanigo
Blackmail Notes Target Wealthy Washingtonians
Washington police report letters demanding sums from four prominent figures including Henry White former ambassador to France and widow Mrs Walsh. Officials say federal investigators are examining the threats and an arrest could come soon. The notes warned recipients to deliver the money and warned of death if ignored.
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Washington
G Rt
Tustice Ves
Henry White
France
Thouwias Fr. Walsh
Montana
Scott "Townsend
Mme
Christian Hauge
United States
Department of Justice
Poliee
John Swisher Heads to Columbus Junction on Business
John Swisher traveled to Columbus Junction this morning for routine business matters.
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John Swisher
Columbus Junction
Farmers Suffer Heavy Losses in 1920 Decline Report
New York February 24 The American farmer earned less in 1920 than in any year of the past decade when adjusted to 1913 purchasing power. The National Bureau of Economic Research notes that farmers faced steep income declines with others during a nationwide depression, while 1921 results remain to be determined.
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New York
National Bureau of Economic Research
Hee
Rejrort
Two More Women Graduate From Washington County Hospital
Last night two nurses Martin and Longer completed the hospital course in a ceremony at the Baptist church. The crowd of hundreds heard Dr S K Davis speak on Science influence on civilization while Miss Finley supervised the event.
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Washington County
Pital
Martin
Bessie
Baptist Church
Elizabeth Finley
Davis
C. W. Stewart
Sophia Potgeter
Effie Haines
Washington
Stewart
Marsh W. Bailey
Sina Z Yur Te
Miller
Washneton County
Finley
Florence Nightingale
Miss Longer
J. B. Craft
Cherry McElhinney
Miss Martin
Mathilde McCormick Awaits Consent for Florida Wedding
Chicago reports Mathilde McCormick plans to wed Max Oser of Zurich but faces opposition from John D Rockefeller Sr. and a potential block on consent. Conflicting reports say Rockefeller may withhold blessing while relatives in Florida deny and warn matriarchs.
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Mathilde McCormick
Florida
Chicago
John Dbd. Rockefeller
Max Oser
Zurich
Switzerland
Gold Coast
Harold F. McCormick
New York
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Casements
Ormond Beach
Daytona
Miss Mathilde
Mathilde
Oser
Miss Betsy Sarkies Arrives to Study English in U S
Miss Betsy Sarkies known as the highest girl in Java arrives with her mother and plans to study to become a teacher in the United States. She aims to specialize in English and believes every girl should be educated to be self supporting. She approves of bobbed hair and is impressed by Americans, noting Java girls are very much like Americans.
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Betsy Sarkies
Java
United States
Miss Sarkies
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Ralph Minick
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Joseph Conrad
C. E. Plumly
Jerome Williams
Eleanor Walker
W. S.elton
Ed Harmeier
FE. R. Jenkins
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John D. Rockefeller
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