Palmer Vice Gregory Rise to Attorney General
Mitchell Palmer of Pennsylvania was nominated by President Wilson to be Attorney General with a March 4 start date. Senator Frelinghuysen opposes confirmation pending explanations about the alien property custodian role and charges against the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvaia
Wilson
Palmer
Gregory
Mr Palmer
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Palmers
Senate
Penrose
Lnited States Court of Claims
Wiss Huberta Bartlett Bixen
Bastend
A. Mitchell Palmer
Suc
Crect
Norman Hapgood Named Minister to Denmark Nominated
Norman Hapgood of New York was nominated yesterday to be minister to Denmark succeeding Dr Maurice Gan who resigned for health. Other nominations included United States attorneys and United States marshals for multiple districts and regions across the country.
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Norman Hapgood
Denmark
New York
Denmmark
Mauricegan
United States
T LG Clements
Helena Mont Distict
Alaska
Annette Abbott Adams
San Francisco
California
Edward ¢ Ronoetts
Spring
Wiiners
Alfred Jaques
St Paul
Winnesota
Edwin Weets
Cleveland
Hio Folm
Iain
Oklahoma Westen
Oklahoma
Lowry Mames
Pitsburgh
Western
Vennsyhanta
Charles L Sngdon
Chexsenne
Wyoming
United State
Samuel Jo Burris
Denver
Colorado
Mitchell
Boston
Massachusetts
Tour Astern
AU Sacar
Wichert
RoUschweiler
Trenton
New Jersey
Tames
Brooklyn
Lastern
York
William RR
Bennett Sanwan
Porta Rico
Townsend Stricken Wife of Senator Townsend in Michigan
Mrs Townsend suffers paralysis from a stroke at Fortland Apartments, with sister Mrs Wo Tleaix and nephew TL If iean and his Washington-based wife visiting at her home. Charles Townsend, and family connected to Michigan, attend at the residence during recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Townsend
Senator Townsend
Wichigan
Fortland
Ann
Iean
Washington
Suffragists Protest Release Of Women From Jail
A Boston protest by a National Woman’s Party committee denounces the release of women from jail on July fines. They accuse authorities of a subterfuge and urge action against the payment by unknown felons. The protest targets Telso and municipal crime court officials.
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Boston
Telso
Jul
Peters
Rns
HM Ships At Auction Ban Submarine As Outlaw
An article reports Anglo American agreement to outlaw submarines and end undersea craft construction. Naval opinion favors banning submarine warfare while proposing disposal of surrendered German fleet gear. gas warfare, research, and masks to be continued under defense plans.
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Ameria
Britain
Amercan Naval Afhcidis
Germany
London
Three Russian solutions urged by Sentle committee
Three possible solutions for the Roua Sian problem were presented to the Sentle foreign affairs committee by Auxen tieff, former government leader Nicolasuventief, and two others. They proposed a strong central force to restore order, rapid aid to the organized Russian government, and a negotiated federation to continue warfare against the Bolsheviki until extermination, with democracy the goal the United States should aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentle Foreign Affairs Committee
Auventieff Sara
United States
Russia
Big Exports Of Cotton Revealed By Commerce Data
January export data released by the Department of Commerce shows large shipments of cotton, meat and dairy products, and breadstuffs. Cotton exports were valued at 110,333,960 dollars, meat and dairy products at 82,603,534 dollars, and breadstuffs at 75,321,781 dollars.
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Department of Commerce
Pershing Rule Stern Call for Revision of Law
The House revealed Representative Royal Johnson’s charge that Pershing was ordered to return all court martial cases in France for revision and refused to comply. Six death sentences loom unless Congress enacts rapid reform, with Johnson urging passage of the Chamberlain bill. He cites alleged injustices, medieval procedures, and a list of about 100 cases showing harsh or unequal penalties.
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Gen Pershing
War Department
France
House
Royal Johnson
South Dakota
Johnson
Congress
Department
Ansell
Europe
Re- Holt
Secretary of War
Amercan
United States
Tra
YMCA workers convicted in court martial
Three former YMCA workers arrested in January for embezzlement were found guilty by a court martial. George D. C. Schoeffel of Rochester was sentenced to fifteen years. Rev Atkins of Texas and J Mansfield formerly of New York received ten years each. Secretary Carter said $48,940 misappropriated, with most funds recovered. irregularities occurred at Toul and Brest.
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Vthe
Young Mens Christian Association
George DC Schoeftel
Rochester
Tke Atking
Texas
J Mansfield
New York
Hoc Carter
YMCA
Schoeffel Atkins
Mansfield
Toul
Brest
Carter
Schoeffel
Rochester Chamber of Commerce
Salors’ Union of
Orby
Deficiency Bill Totals Reported to House
The general deficiency bill carries 26 799 171 after a Senate ready reduction of 13 348 404. It funds Treasury 8 794 321 Navy 6 699 891 Postal Service 4 048 588 Labor 2 172 144 and Federal courts New York Feb 27 Lieut Kingdon Gould son of George J Gould has been commended by Maj Gen Joseph E Kuhn for his work as an observation officer during the Argonne fighting and Montfancen operations in the war's last days.
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House
Sherley
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Treasury
Navy
Postal Service
Department of Labor
New York
Kingdon Gould
George J. Gould
Joseph E Kuhn
Argonne Forest
Mont‘fancen
Bakers and Daniels to See Governors at White House
Governors from multiple states gather for Mayors conference at the White House start Monday at 10 o clock and run through Wednesday. President Wilson and Secretary of Labor William B Wilson will open sessions to discuss reconstruction and government contracts. Roger Babson speaks Tuesday on departmental efforts to stimulate business. Delegates include Townsend of Delaware, Cattas of Florida, Bartlett of New Hampshire, Coolidge of Massachusetts, Cox of Ohio, Sproul of Pennsylvania, and many others with representatives also named from Arizona to Wyoming.
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Governors
White House
Wilson
Labor
William
Baker and Daniels
Roger WW. Babson
John G. Townsend, Jr
Delaware
Sidney J. Cattas
Florida
W. Harding
Jows
Ruffin 'S Pleasant
Lousna
Carl E. Miln
Ket
Maine
Emerson C Harrington
Maryland
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusets
Theo. G. Enilbo
Mississippi
John H Bartlett
New Hampshire
Alfred E. Smith
New York
James Cox
Ohio
William C. Sproul
Pennsylvania
Robert
Minnesota
S V. Stewart
Montana
Walter E Edge
New Jersey
J. B. A. Robertson
Oklahoma
James Withycombe
Oregon
Portsland
Oon Larrazolo
New Mexico
Westmoreland Davis
Virginia
Alfred I. Smith
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Freiinghuysen
Falmer
Wielinghausen
Stroudsburg
Hle
Swarthmore College
Tennsylvania
Democrat National
Mes Townsend
Sttoke
Iiegal
Bayer
Ban
Outlaw
March
Congression
Army Organization
Auxentieff
Wershing
Nujol Laboratories Standard Oil CO
Broadway
Lieut. Gould
Baker
Daniels
Secretary of Labor
TL 19
Auditorim
Paris
H St. N. W
Shoreham Hotel
Frederick
Millbrook
Derrydale
Oleo Mayfield
Japan
Ickerel
C. C. Cleine
L. H. Cleanser
Ritter
Rumford
Oysters
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