Harding Opens Budget Parley with Call for Economy
President Harding opens a budget conference with cabinet and Dawes outlining a new era of economy and efficiency. He warns against unchecked public debt as Coolidge Dawes and Daugherty join in urging fiscal restraint and the Budget Bureau’s independent, nonpolitical role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Daugherty
George B. Christian
Coolidge
Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
Business Administration
United Hundred Bureau
United States
Congress
Sampley
Pat
Baseball scores from major leagues with mixed results
National League games include Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 1 and Boston 8 New York 2. Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 2. Other results show American League action with Louisa 4 Chicago 2, Cleveland 6 Detroit 6, New York 5 5 Boston 6 3 Philadelphia 6 Washington 1.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Poston
Brooklyn
Bnaerseeeete
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Philadepiia
Boston
Phils
Louisa
Ceveland
Detroit
Milleteiphia
New Day Force on July 1 to Restructure Prohibition Enforcement
Commissioner Haynes announced that a Federal Body under his direction will implement the new enforcement scheme starting July 1. State directors will replace district directors and a flying column of agents for interstate work will operate under the commissioner in the field.
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Haynes
Dwecy Ander
Cop Kills Paroled Convict in Chicago
A paroled convict, known to police as gunmah, was shot and killed by policeman Pollawes0un McMahan at the Samer ue station after a banked food incident. Three shots were fired.
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Chicago
Leonard
Gunmah
Wee
Pollawes0un McMahan
Samer Ue
Disarmament Vote Tests Congress as Harding Seeks Action
The House adopted the Borah disarmament amendment to the naval bill urging the President to invite Britain and Japan to a world disarmament conference. Vote was 384 to 4 with several Republicans opposing. Harding urged broad congressional support regardless of wording. He promised executive cooperation with congress on expressions of policy.
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Washington
House
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Moores
Indiana
Campbell
Pennsylvania
Carew
Houses of Congress
Stillman Refuses Answers in Divorce Case Testimony
James A. Stillman faced Anne Urquhart Stillman in a civil action as he refused to answer several questions claiming they could incriminate him or degrade him. The proceedings centered on alleged connections with Jay Leeds and Florence Lawd regarding possible Mann Act issues and automobile arrangements.
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Poughkeepsie
Muilfman
James A. Stillman
Anne Urquhart Stillman
Great National City Bank
John F. Brennan
Ata
Hing
Tom Tre S. Leeda
James A. Stitlman
Jay Leeds
A. Rullwan
Notary Umblic
Jay H. Leeds
Brennan
Leeds
Florence
Witness Chair Questions Tie Up Key Figures in Yacht Scandal
The witness Mr. Drenean defends silence on Fannie Clidden and Florence Leas while Mr. Brennen cites banker grounds over the Modesty yacht. Mr. Stillman refuses to confirm launch, christening, or attendees and denies knowing Mrs Berger or the woman named Helen. The case features a string of refusals amid a courtroom mood of shielded guilt as Mrs. Stillman observes.
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Drenean
Fannie Clidden
Florence Leas
Brennen
Helen
Mre. Stillman
Mr. Stilman
Nicky” Arnstein
Mrs. Stillman
Irish Leader Rejects New Move to Meet Sinn Fein
Sir James Craig Ulster premier rejects a conference proposal by British PM George to meet Sinn Fein leader Eamon de Valera. De Valera invited Craig and four Irishmen to Dublin Mansion House for talks, aiming to learn views on home rule and the Republic's future.
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James Craig
Ulster
Sinn Fein
London
Eammon de Vaera
Janes Craig
Mi George
All Ireland
de Valera
Paletin
The
Valera
Mansion House
Dublin
Sunaday
Republu
Earl Middleton
Maurice Bockretl
Rathmines
Robert Henry Woods
Dublin University
Andrew Jameson
Nine Thousand Women to Attend Dempsey Carpentier Fight
New York reports that about 9000 women will watch the Dempsey Carpentier bout in Jersey City with several in ringside boxes including Roosevelt family members. Reform Bureau representatives failed in three New Jersey courts to obtain an injunction against the fight as plans proceed. Governor Edwards denounces those opposing the event as akin to blue Sunday agitators.
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Reform Bureau
New Jersey
New York
Jersey City
Moosevelt
Tex Rickards
Thodore Reooosevelt
Ansistant
Tex Rickard
International Reform Bureau
Dempsey-Carpentier
Grand
Dempsey Carpentier Fight At Jersey City Faces Protest
Ike Dorgan said 700 newspaper men would cover the event at ringside with 200 dictating to telegraph operators during the bout and others near the ticket holders. Rev H W Wyatt, on behalf of the Jersey City ministerial league, asked Prosecutor Garwin to stop the fight.
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Jersey City
Ike Dorgan
Rev
HW. B. Wyatt
Jersey City Ministerial League
Garwin
Maryland Senator Reaches Riga On Trade Mission
Senator Joseph J. France of Maryland arrives in Riga Latvia en route to Moscow to explore US Soviet trade relations. He plans to depart for Moscow within a day or two if no complications arise and an extended stay permit is noted to July 23.
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Riga
Latvia
Joseph J. France
Maryland
Russia
United States
France
Moscow
Efi
Krusela
Ainderstorm
Courie
Bank plans international ranking institution in New York
A proposed 2 billion dollar bank aims to establish an international ranking institution in New York city. The outline mentions a capital of 2 billion dollars and subscriptions from multiple sources, with involvement from a French department and other entities as part of the funding plan.
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Washington
New York
Conan Bank of Nevions
nePous
Peer &c
Defend the Flag Speech Stirs Socialist Convention Amid Tensions
Delegates at the Detroit convention of the American Veterans of World War II face a confrontational moment as Ralph Horr of Seattle warns Socialists the veterans will defend the flag against sedition. Cameron King of California counters that free speech and assembly prevail despite sacrifices by veterans. The incident proceeds without disorder.
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R. Detroit
Mich
Socialist National Gention
Ralph Horr
Seattle
Wash
Whd
Forte
Iais
Horr
J. Louis
Chienge
International
Cameron
King
California
Hehalf
Savas
Sinn Fein Chief SLAIN in Cork Roundup
In Cork Ireland on June 90 Commandant Leo Murphy head of the Mid Cork brigade of the Irish Republican Army was shot dead during a military roundup at Waterfall. Forty five Sinn Feiners were captured and a wanted man tied to several deaths was seized. Murphy escaped the back door but was killed a short distance away amid gunfire and arms seizure.
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Leo Murphy O
Mid Cork Brigade
Irish Army
Cork
Ireland
Leo Murphy
Mid-Cork
Brgade
Irish Republican
Waterfall
Here
Sinn
Bill Haywood Returning to United States
Chicago June 2 A report states William D. Big Bill Haywood former Soviet propagandist and long time figure in the United States will return to the country. A note mentions plans to sail for the United States on July 12 and a communication to Attorney Charles F. P. may indicate formal arrangements.
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W. W. Leader
Digretes
U. S
Chicago
Willam D
Shaywood
Russia
I Ws
United States
United
No Parole for Jack Johnson in Washington Trial
The Supreme Court weighs the fate of Jack Johnson the heavyweight amid appeals from the Department over his conduct in World War I era actions. General Stenger and Major Brosius of the German infantry are linked to orders about French casualties.
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Washington
the Department
Jack Jopmad
Aeerty Vaid
Fae
Stenger
Maj
Third German Infantry
Brn
Supreme Court
Stenger Wan
Rosivs
House Trims NaWAb Budget After Senate Amendment
The House refused to recede from opposition to the senate amendment funding a pier extension and a range project with 90000 dollars. The budget was cut from one million to five hundred thousand for a mall project at San Diego, as discussed in Washington.
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Washington
Senate
Budge. Sona
San Diego
Disabled veterans press for aid before bonus measures
Maimed veterans in Washington demand aid before bonus legislation. Delegates from the National Disabled Soldiers' League condemn the attitude of Senator Wash or Massachusetts toward veterans, calling it unbelievable. The convention notes ongoing efforts to address registration and care for able bodied ex soldiers.
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Bonus Meda Ag
Washington
Nationdal Disabled Soldiers’ League
Wash
Maessnehaetteys
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