TIFF OVER CHILD BILL STIRS DENIAL BY GALLINGER
A Senate clash over the child labor bill interrupts consideration of the naval bill. Senator Hardwick accuses Republicans of politicking, Gallinger says he has doubts but would vote for the measure, Borah notes Wilson’s writings on constitutionality, Swanson blocks action to push the naval bill forward.
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Wilson
Congress
Senate
Hardwick
Georgia
Gallinger
Borah
Renatar Swanson
Ambassador Walter Hines Page Granted Brief Leave
London reports American Ambassador Walter Hines Page granted a short leave of absence. Page will depart July 22 for the United States for a month. He plans to visit Washington for a conference with the State Department, not having been home in three years.
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London
Walter Hines Page
Page
Washington
State Department
X Ray Bathing Sarts Spark Chicago Fad
Chicago reports a new beachwear craze with “X Ray” bathing suits, described as almost transparent silk outfits in neon colors. Revealing outfits prompt advisories that wearers should have something underneath when using public beaches.
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Chicago
Vilady
Priest Life Spared Amid Baltic Press Controversy
Amsterdam reports a Jesuit priest was condemned by authorities for ties to a newspaper, sparking debate over press influence. Deportation and exile were discussed as central penalties amid wartime mistrust, while articles from the paper Belgate were cited as part of the controversy. The disorder involved German fortifications and shifting loyalties in the Baltic region.
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Amsterdam
Juy
Baleb
Belgate
Edtry and Publishers
Lawyer Lauterbach in court over alleged life support claim
Wealthy New York attorney Howard Lauterbach faced a civil matter as Mr and Mrs A E Leet accuse him of a moral obligation to provide lifelong support, claiming about $100,000 already paid and promising up to $250,000. The magistrate advised seeking civil redress and adjourned until August.
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A. E. Leet
New York
Washington Post
Howard Lauter Jbach
Nolan
Wear 114Th Street
114Th Street
Riveralda
Lauterbach
Leet
Eta
Me Lauterbach
Mra
Latterbach
Hfe Burt
Mr Lauterbach
Robert
First Field Artillery
New York National Guard
Texas
Flood relief resolutions seek 409990 in aid
Resolutions introduced in the Home by Representatives Lea and Burnett propose appropriations totaling 409,990 for flood relief for destitute individuals in Alabama and Georgia. The measures were referred to the military affairs committee. A July 31 report from North Wilkesboro noted many residents in Wilkes, Ashe, and Watauga counties facing destitution and starvation, prompting appeals for outside aid.
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Alabama
Georgta
Lea
Burnett
Greenshoro Woo
Werd
North Wilkesboro
Wilkes Agha
Hosts to Postmasters Missouri Delegation at Mount Vernon Visit
Speaker Clark entertained Missouri delegation and wives at a White House garden party yesterday afternoon. Postmasters arrived at 11 oclock from the Rateren Hotel with invitations. A river excursion to Mount Vernon was enjoyed, a steamer was chartered, refreshments and music provided by the Marine Band. Secretary Shannan of Nashville chaired the entertainment committee. The Missouri group later toured Washington and attended sessions at the New Nicones Museum with Eugen S Shannen thanking the capital for hospitality. The executive committee plans next convention site, favoring Washington.
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Vira Wilson
White House
Misa
Margaret Wilson
Teneral
Mra Burleson
Washington
Esterday
Mount Vernon
Gene Shannan
Nashville
Charman
Missouri
Clirk
House of Representatives
Nicones Wuseum
Eu-gen
S Shannen
Agao
Atom
House Orders Investigation Into Callaway Language
The House, on motion by Representative Roger, ordered an investigation of language used by Representative Callaway of Texas, in relation to remarks about Mr Gardner of Massachusetts. Gardner contends the remarks were a smear against his parliamentarian actions. Callaway argues Texas colleagues seek re election and seeks to purge the remarks from the record.
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Callaway
Gardner
Rogier
Texas
Massachusetts
Carner
Named for Railroad Inquiry
Speaker Clark yesterday appointed Representatives from Georgia Tennessee Wisconsin Indiana and Michigan as that house members of the joint congressional committee to make a general investigation of railroad problems.
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Clark
Adamson
Eorgiasms
Tennessee
Tach
Wisconsin
Cullen
Indiana
Hamilton
Army Budget Debate Opens in Senate Chamber
Debate on the army appropriation bill began late yesterday in the Senate. Senator Chamberlain urged adoption without amendment, citing the $50,600,000 for the reorganized regular army and national guard. The Senate version increases the House measure by $142,285,000 and the debate may last several days as a few senators seek to curb the total.
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Senate
Nator Chamberlain
Lady Burglar Tale From a Murky Home Crime Case
A sensational but unclear report recalls a woman dubbed the Lady Burglar who provoked a manly struggle before fainting when a loot discovery occurred. The narrative mentions a Mrs Norah and Candy, with Complaints noted about the episode, but details are fragmented and uncertainties linger about the full sequence and identities involved.
Quentin Roosevelt confined by brother in camp reprimand
Quentin Roosevelt acting corporal in Company HT Yourth regiment was confined to company street limits in the camp of military instruction after his younger brother Andre Roosevelt first sergeant dropped his rifle. Sergt Roosevelt saw the gun fall and the confinement order was issued. Col Theodors Roosevelt, father of the two soldiers, will visit the camp after arrival in Elizabethtown.
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Platteburg
Quentin Roosevelt
Yourth
Andre Roosevelt
Sergi Roosevelt
Col Theodors Roosevelt
Elizabethtown
Odds on Wilson and Hughes in presidential bet shift
Chicago July 2 betting shows Hughes 5 to 6 favorite and Wilson 4 to 5. Jim O Leary notes wartime odds have swung toward Wilson, with Hughes firming as the lead contender amid the latest Mexican crisis.
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Chicago
Jimmy O'Leary
Wilson
Hughes
Ceary
Pay Day For Guardsmen In Bisbee
District National Guard members in Bisbee Arizona receive final typhoid prophylaxis and first full pay since June. Regular Army instructors commend their improving technical skills in hospital signal and battalion units. High altitude air and good health boost morale as they await August 1 payment for this month’s service.
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Washington Post
Bisbee
Ariz
District National Guard
Fort Myer
Hospital Corps Signal Corps
Regular Army
Glynn Not Out of Race for Senate Nomination
Former Governor Martin T. Glynn says he has not decided whether to run for the Senate seat to succeed James A. O'Gorman. He calls New York rumor premature and says he has not made up his mind about his attitude toward the nomination.
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Albany
Martin TT Glynn
James A. O*gorman
New York City
Health Officers Crack Down On Fly Threats In Lunchrooms
Acting Health Officer Norris leads inspections in lunchrooms finding violations of food protection laws. Several prosecutions likely as crusade expands to force sanitary conditions and prevent contamination while cooperating with Dr Fowler on infantile paralysis concerns. The department stresses vigilance amid ongoing cases and past epidemics.
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Wilhs el Cameron
Wil
Health Department
William C Fowler
Miles
Fowler
Department
Washington
Department 4
New York
Ferris Will Not Seek Third Term as Michigan Leader
Lansing July 21 Ferris of Michigan notified the Democratic State central committee he would not run again for a third term. He wished to devote more time to business and family. For months he wavered, but prominent Democrats urged him to head the ticket to aid President Wilson's campaign in Michigan.
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Lansing
Mich
Guy Woodsbridee
Ferris
Michigan
Democratic State Central Committee
Wilsons
Forbes to aid Hughes alliance chair named
New York July 1 W Cameron Forbes former governor general of the Philippines has been elected chairman of the national Hughes alliance Philip S McCook recently named chairman of the New York State Hughes Alliance will be executive officer under Forbes officials stated
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New York
W Cameron Forbes
Philippines
Iughes Alliance
Philip 3 McCook
New York State
Slughes’ Alliance
Forbes
Mahan Gets Campaign Job in Harvard Woodrow Wilson League
New York July 21 Wndie Mahan, athlete and football star of Harvard University, was named leader of the Woodrow Wilson College Men's League in the presidential campaign. Democratic National Chairman Vance McCormick announced the move before leaving for Washington. Saulles of Yale, who headed the league in 1932, will assist Mahan.
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New York
Wdndie Mahan
Harvard Universtis
Woodrow Wilson College
Vance McCormick
Washington DC
Oe Saulles
Yale
Mahan
Newman Guest of Honor at District Luncheon
Commissioner Nowman was assured of goodwill and friendship by Dre tret Fofala at a luncheon in his honor celebrating his reappointment as a district head. Speakers included Conrad Same and Asa OPP tips, with other officials presenting remarks and Mr Newman giving a brief response.
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Dretret Fofala
Rateleh
Conrad
Oeoprafi
Ne Unser
Asa
Osewery
Morria Harker Bullirge
Rleaarda
Newman
Trade envoys to Brazil announced by high commission
An American business delegation will visit Brazil to promote trade relations following Pan American Conference regulations. The 9 members include Charles L Chandler, William G Downs, Loula Day, Frederico Lage, Dr Richard Po Stoma, Thomas Wo Breeder, and A C Welg. They depart New York for Brazil on August 16 and return September 12.
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Brazil
International High Commission
Charieas L Chandler
Southern Railway
Chattanoo
William G Downs
United States Comimerciaimché
Io de Janeiro
Loula ¢Ay
Frederico Lage
New York
Richart Po Stona
Vieq
Madden and Moore Seek Inquiry on National Guard Crisis
Chicago representative Madden introduces a House resolution demanding a federal inquiry into the national guard on the Mexican border. Moore of Pennsylvania also presses for War Department responses while sharing letters of hardship from guardsmen and a Philadelphia banker's report of meals and water shortages at El Paso camp.
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National Guard
Madden
Chicago
House
Congress
Mexico
Texas
Moore
Pennsylvania
War Department
Philadelphia
el Paso
British mail censorship reply memo handed to U S envoy
London July 21 the foreign office handed to Walter Hines Page the American Ambassador a memorandum replying to specific complaints in the American note on British mail censorship. The actual reply is not yet in read. The memorandum will be published on Monday next.
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London
Foreign Office Today
Walter Hines Page
Nera
Guards' Families in Need Increases Appeal Funds
A statement from the Cul sena Welfare Association headquarters says more funds are required to support families of National Guard members. Original capital is reduced by hundreds of dollars. about 160 new cages for aid have been requested. The District Guard Welfare effort reports $40 added as contributions, with $327 on hand after prior receipts. The federal taxi company has loaned several cars for searching applicants. more autos are needed to improve efficiency.
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National Guard
Munsey
Guy
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Sen-T
District Guard Welfare Association
A. Lisner
Firemen’s Association of the District of Columbia
Henry Wininghar
Death of J J Sullivan printer and Labor figure
Jeremiah J Sullivan aged 63 of 22 B treat northwest died yesterday at Casualty Hospital. He lived here for years and was a staunch printer labor activist and former state organizer for fifteen years in New York. He served as special agent for the Department of Labor Bureau of Statistics and was copyright representative of the International Typographical Union for the past fifteen years. Survived by ten relatives and a daughter. Funeral services set from the residence. Burial in Mount Street Cemetery.
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Oon
Rock Creek
Russell- On
Fridis
Jules
Ana Mfrs
Hog Russell
Bullivan
Cranalry Ainepital
Terimiah
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Arthur Sullivan
Batreet
Mary
John W Wells
Punera
Fourth Street
Mens and
Jeremiah J Sullivan
Northwest
Casualty Hospital
Sullivan
Department of Labor Bureau of Statistics
New York State
Duriew
Congress
Sulittan Dm
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Bowtreer
Algoteara
Recruiting Sweep at Camp Radio Signals Early Departure for Guardsmen
Militiamen at Camp Radio show rising recruitment as 28 new guardsmen join the Third regiment, with 14 sworn in yesterday and more expected today. Ammunition issued to sentries sparks discipline after a guardhouse incident, while officers report steady drills, improved training, and confidence that border deployment is near. The day includes rifle range work at Congress Helphin and ongoing assignments for battalions, with attention to reentries and camp orders amid earlier discharges and recalls.
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Chiseu
Border Service
Alan
Theea
Uncle Sam
Navy Yard
Col Young
Congress Helphin
Tent City
Battery developments improve at camp amid recruitment
J Mullen Ray Haller, Joseph H Rus sell, and Thomas Wic hms plan to join Battery J. Battery Ho and Battery B show steady progress with a strong manning complement and patient enthusiasm. Men anticipate quick readiness as training continues and recruiting intensifies.
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Joseph H Russell
Thomas Wic
Hms
Feld Artillery
Thic
Patie Uy
Ban on Exports to Mexico Lifted by Treasury
Treasury Department lifted all restrictions on exports to Mexico except war materials and machinery for their manufacture. The order released yesterday broadens trade by removing prior prohibitions, signaling easing controls and enabling wider commerce with Mexico.
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Mexico
Treasury
The
Treasure Department
Calles Relieved by Carranza In Mexican Army Shake
General Calles, commander of Carranzista forces in Sonora, has been relieved of his command and summoned to Mexico City by General Carranza. The report from Col Sage at No-Riles was sent to the War Department yesterday by General Funston.
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Calles
Sonora
Moextco City
Carranza
Col Sage
No- Riles
War Department
Funston
Border Camps Found in Excellent Health by General Report
A report to the War Department from Maj Gen Miss notes national guard encampments on the Mexican border. Inspections found the camps at Llan¢ Grange Denna Mercedes and Maringer Tex in excellent health with conditions ranging from good to excellent.
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Miss
War Department
Llan¢ Grange Denna Mercedes
Maringer Tex
Heath
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