Peace Debate Targets War Declara tion Repeal In House Fray
The House faced a bitter partisan clash over the Porter resolution to repeal the war declaration. Democrats denounced the move as throttling Congress and accused Republicans of secrecy in the foreign affairs committee. Chairman Porter argued the war declaration should not be fully exposed, warning it would repudiate the sacrifice of American lives.
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Asia Minor Death Grapple Looms as Troops Advance
Constantinople on June 11 reports tense preparations as Greek and Turkish nationalist forces mass for likely decisive battles in Asia Minor. British troops arrive and the Franco British fleet is present while battleships shell towns. King Constantine departs Greece for Smyrna aboard the Idaho re christened Lemnos.
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Abandons Tour of Russia After Awaiting Reds' Permission
Riga Latvia June 11 The Associated Press reports William H Johnston president of the International Association of Machinists after waiting a fortnight here for permission to enter Soviet Russia left for Berlin to return to the United States He sought entry to learn how his union could cooperate with the Soviet government to establish trade relations with the United States Bolshiviks gave no reply to his repeated requests.
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Bank Pool to Aid Cattle Industry
Private bank loan pool to back cattle raisers discussed by Secretary Mellon and bankers in Chicago. Western and Eastern banks would provide credit relief through private channels, bypassing direct War Finance Corporation control, with Federal Reserve involvement and a goal to ease over a readjustment period.
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Man Allowed to Burn Own Home in Alabama Ruling
Judge E R Clarke rules a man may burn his own home if no risk to others and no insurance on the property. The decision came in the Arthur Lane arson case where Lane was charged after his wife alleged he burned the home following a quarrel and the defendant was dismissed.
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Swedish Savant Arrives New York
June 11 Dr Sven Winqvist of Gothenburg Sweden arrives on the steamer Aquitania. He is invited by Stavens Institute of Technology to receive an honorary Doctor of Engineering degree for solving the mechanical friction problem and other notable engineering work.
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Stavens Institute of Technology
Three Boys Sentenced to Buy Knives for Home
Three juvenile offenders in Tampa were ordered by Judge Pitteway to save enough money to buy a pocket knife for each boy at the local children's home. The court specified the knives be purchased from the hardware store they entered.
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Faces Mail Problem Methods Prove Effective
Washington era profile lauds President Harding for building a firm administration without one man rule. It credits cautious policy for safety and stability, notes labor talks, railroading challenges, and the growing perception of strong leadership through consensus.
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GEORGE ROTHWELL BROWN
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Death to All Flies Advice to Citizens By Health Officer
Health Officer Fowler urges district residents to combat flies this summer. He stresses cleaning scraps, using screens, and keeping a fly swatter ready, warning inspectors will act against violations. The message contrasts public health focus with recent federal governance debates and Harding administration traits.
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Gregory wins Post's $1500 prize in word puzzle
Edwin J Gregory of 331 C street southwest wins the posts 1500 prize in the S word Picture puzzle with the nearest correct list among thousands. Newton W Lovewell of 1468 Clifton street receives 375 as second prize. The article notes prize rules and subscription bonuses.
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Clifton street
Farm Cooperatives Seen as Bulwark Against Bol Shevism
Farmers' cooperative associations could shield rural communities from economic upheaval, said Charles W Holmes of the National Mill Producers Federation. He testified that current distribution systems fail to keep prices fair, while advocating the collective bargaining bill as essential for farmers to gain equal opportunities without government price setting. Charles A Lyman supported potential monopolies as beneficial and noted farmers are using science to boost production and seek better marketing options.
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National Mill Producers Federation
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Washington considers continuation schools for working youths
Washington’s House proposal by Chairman Focht aims to require schooling for children from age seven to sixteen. A citywide census would identify all children including prekindergarten, guiding expansion of continuation schools that bring education to workplaces and support workers, with strong backing from the District commissioners and the board of education.
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Doctors Indorse New Department of Public Welfare
The American Medical Association pledged support for the administration’s plan to create a new government department of public welfare. A four‑doctor committee will work with Brig. Gen. Sawyer on preliminary organization, led by Drs. Dencheinitz, Cullen, Gillings, and Richardson.
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Harding
American Medical association
United States Protests Dutch Oil Concession Policy
The May 27 note from the United States to the Netherlands requests reciprocity in exploiting Djambi oil fields in the Dutch East Indies. Washington says Dutch plans to restrict American participation clash with equal opportunity, cites the Hague bill on Cromb fields, and notes American concession applications were made before the bill vote. The Netherlands has not replied. Philips plans a July sea voyage that reportedly does not address the oil dispute.
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Duten East Indies
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Dutch East Indies
United States
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legation
Batsafsche Petroleum Company
Djambi
Netherlands Indies Mineral Oil Company
Trail Kaber Slayers Hearing Set For June 28
Avenue of 60 jurors to try Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber and her daughter Marian McArdle for the murder of Daniel F Kaber was selected after arraignment as prosecutors push for an early trial date. The two defendants pleaded not guilty to first degree murder and remain jailed without bond. A midwife linked to the poisoning plot was arrested in Sandusky Ohio amid ongoing custody of seven others including Kaber's daughter and granddaughter.
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Maurice Bernon
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Seven Long-Range Guns Used by Germans
Berlin reports to Allied military commissions on the location of the German long range guns nicknamed pig Berthas. The government says seven guns existed. four destroyed before the armistice, the fifth scrapped at Essen in April 1919, the sixth at Meppen, and the seventh at Magdeburg in November 1919.
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