Pilgrims toast Kellogg as Britain and US vow strong ties
Prime Minister Macdonald praises open talk and arbitration, pledging friendly, frank diplomacy with the United States under Ambassador Kellogg. Sir Esme Howard, Lord Desborough, and other dignitaries join a royal table as Britain and the United States reaffirm cordial relations and mutual support.
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Lord Desborough
Prince of Wales
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Esme Howard
Archbishop of Canterbury
Arthur Hendeton
Columiak
T If Thomas
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Robert P Skinner
Post Wheeler
Charles Hussey
Solbert
J W W Whitley
Insurgents Fight Mellon Tax Plans Raise Revenue Hopes
An early page states 641 263 people would benefit under Garner tax relief while 9433 are shown under Mellon relief. It notes both plans are expected to raise sufficient revenue for the government.
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Mellon Plan Favored By Washington Topham
Washington Topham declared strong support for the Mellon plan against the bonus and firms. He cited President and Treasury Secretary backing the tariff reduction schedule and said he consulted former service comrades about the bonus outcome.
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Tophaim
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Topham
Congregation Honors Dr Simon with Watch Gift
The Tagbby Street temple marks the twentieth anniversary of Rabbi Abram Simon’s rabbinate with a word watch presented by temple president Adolph Fisher. Harry Frane lauds his service, noting both Jewish and gentile benefit, as a reception and buffet follow. The committee includes Benjamin Rosenfeld and Joseph Salomon. The congregation prays for Woodrow Wilson’s recovery during Sabbath services at Elath Street temple.
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Simon
Omnane
Henjamin Rosenfeld
Mrahu Kionhelmer
Joseph Salomon
Lawmakers Clash Over Prohibition Enforcement Amid Treasury Bill Debate
Representatives Gallivan and Hill assailed prohibition enforcement as the House considered the Treasury supply bill. Gallivan said he would back nearly 11 million dollars for enforcement but doubted it would improve law respect or enforcement and urged repeal or amendment of the Volstead Act. He also criticized the purchase of evidence costing 205,658.62 as immoral and illegal, proposing an amendment to bar such spending, triggering sharp exchanges with Cramton Glanton and other leaders.
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Gallivan
Massachusetts
Hil
Maryland
Cramton
Michigan
Glanton
Texas
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Ice Sculpture fad sparks dazzling centerpieces worldwide
Ice sculpture is the latest fad credited to top chefs in large diners who craft sparkling table decorations from ice blocks. Tools similar to stone sculpting are used, producing exquisite designs as hostesses showcase ice landscapes and window dressers gain fame as ice sculptors with clear black ice often favored by American Ice.
Policy carried out in Veterans Bureau defended by Hines
The Veterans Bureau chief Brig Gen Frank T. Hines defended his handling of personnel changes amid Senate criticism. He argued that gradual reforms were needed to avoid harming disabled veterans while acknowledging difficulties in obtaining high quality staff. The O'Ryan report cited a ring and loyalty issues within the director’s inner circle.
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Hines Seeks Broader Hospital Care For Veterans
Veterans Bureau head General Frank T. Hines releases policy urging legislation to extend hospitalization to all World War veterans with service connections and to replace current limits tied to proof of service origin and misconduct, arguing broader access is needed for equal care. Representative Emanuel Celler will speak at Frelinghuysen University event on racial harmony and world peace, with a noted clergy program.
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Fretinghousen University
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Charles &. Stewart
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Alain Leroy Locke
War Mail Letters Found In Surplus Boxes
Post office authorities uncovered 81 boxes of letters from soldiers who sent farewell mail to families in France five years ago. The letters were never delivered, and 31 standard mail boxes found in a surplus dealer’s store led to the discovery. Postmaster General New ordered the letters forwarded immediately.
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Insurgent Miners Fight for Howatt at UMWA Convention
Insurgent miners plan continued push to reinstate Alexander Howatt of Kansas in the United Mine Workers of America as the convention rejected a bid to depose editor Bilis Searles. The world mining congress and wage scale votes featured factional splits, while Klan ban remained contentious and undecided.
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Alexander Howatt
Kansas
Bilis Searles
Mina Workers’ Journal
Committee On
Howatt
Thomas Myerscough
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World Mining Congress
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Czechslovakia
Walter Nesbit
Ilinois
Thomas Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Three in Death Cells Escape From Prison in Arkansas
Three condemned inmates Henry Connell Joe Sullivan and Eulos Sullivan escaped from the Little Rock State Prison after overbidding a guard by force. They seized the warden Hamp Martin and Rit Haskins at gunpoint with a breakfast cell check. The trio forced Martin to drive and fled the prison gates into the city, abandoning him.
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Joe Sullivan
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J Walter Casey
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Record Liquor Cargo Arrives on Rum Row
The British tramp steamer Butetown anchors off Rum Row with a 3,000,000 dollar cargo of liquor disclosed by a customs official. The tug Timothy seized yesterday 1,500 cases of imported whisky from the tramp. Butetown sailed from Hamburg via Bermuda, delivering the largest liquor cargo ever reported on the row.
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Senate clash over Engraving Bureau dismissals clouds Capitol
Senate debate centers on Brewer alleged misleads and the firing of 28 Engraving and Printing Bureau employees. McKellar accuses administration of shifting blame to Justice, while Wadworth Sterling defend Harding and fault Brewer for pressuring the president after Mellon ignored statements.
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Charles B Brewer
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Wadeworth
United Home Builders Founder Surrenders
William Sachs, founder and former trustee of United Home Builders of America, surrendered to federal authorities in Indianapolis on fraud charges tied to housing trusts. He posted a 7500 dollar bond and faces arraignment. He was among nineteen indicted in a housing trust probe, with offices moved to Portland after a sale to Morton Hawkins.
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William Sachs
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Housig Trust
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Portland
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