President Declines Year-Round Saturday Half Holiday Plan
President Harding approves summer Saturday half-holidays for Government workers but rejects a year-round closure. He urges workers to devote full time and best efforts to restore normal activities amid wartime burdens. Jere Connolly, chairman of the Federal employees group, says there will be no appeal to Congress.
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Jere Connolly
District of Columbia
Congress
Connolly
Correas
Federal employes
Wilson
Missing Federal Office Reply Echoes Courtesy Note
The fragment hints at a formal exchange with federal employees expressing pleasure to uphold the audience’s wishes and avoid embarrassment. It notes thanks for frank views and courteous consideration of a request, implying a respectful, procedural correspondence within a government context.
Scores Seek Deportation From Pittsburgh Mills
Scores of foreigners recently arrived seek deportation to their homelands from the Pittsburgh district office. They allege inability to find work and warn they will become county charges in western Pennsylvania if kept here. Immigration inspector W. W. Sibray notes many are skilled workers from Great Britain who lost jobs as the mills slowed, and he cannot aid them under the law.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
W. W. Sibray
Great Britain
ben
Washington
The
Sunday Post
Harding Outlines Marine Policies
President Harding backs the Shipping Board to rebuild an American merchant marine. He urges clearing war wreckage, charging war costs, and building anew on a solid business basis with board cooperation and national energy. Myron Herrick visits. Mayflower trip planned. DC district attorney appointment anticipated next week.
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Washington Poat Co
shipping board
White House
Lasker
Harding
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Washington Post
Post
Brentano's
Woodward & Lothrop
Keno Sons Co
Ballantyne Sona
President to ask Congress on all allied debt refunding plan
Secretary Mellon to be granted broad authority to refund more than 10 billion dollars of foreign war loans. The plan envisions new long term securities with redistributed unpaid interest, tailored for each debtor nation, amid complex home and international constraints.
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GEORGE ROTHWELL TRROWN
Washington Fost Co
Harding
Congress
United States
Treasury
Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
liberty soan
American relief administration
War and Navy Departments
Mr. Mellon
Minority Zionists to Meet in Pittsburgh
The minority Zionist group of America will convene in Pittsburgh July 3 and 4 with Brandeis Mack Straus and De Haas among attendees. Avner, ex–national executive member, reports the lineup as the meeting aims to discuss organizational issues and future plans.
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Pittsburgh
Zionist organization of America
Avner
national executive committee
Justice Brandeis
Julian Mack
Nathan Straus
Jacob DeHaas
Salvatore Cala Confesses Role in Raber Murder
Salvatore Cala, arrested near Eden, admits to taking part in the 1919 murder of Lakewood publisher Daniel Raber, saying he held Raber while Victoria Pisselli stabbed him. He recounts a plan prompted by midwife Armena Calavito who promised payment, and notes later betrayal by Calavito. Police plan Cleveland transfer as details prompt further inquiry.
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selli
Cain
Cleveland
Ohio
Edward C. Stanton
Frank W. Smith
Péter S. Christensen
Lakewood
Buffalo
Salvatore Cala
Cala
Kahber
Erminia Colavito
Stanton
Colavite
Eva Catherine Eaber
Mary Bricker
Marian McArdle
Eaber
N. Y
Associated Press
Salvatore Cula
Eden
here
Guy B. Moore
Daniel Kaber
Kaber
Victoria Pisselli
Joseph Gigua
Wden
Moore
Cale
Raber
Armena Calavito
Pisselli
Gala
Calavito
Smith
Christensen
Must Uphold U. S. Says Chamberlain and Poincare Warning
London and Paris reports show Austen Chamberlain pledging that Britain will not join any alliance against America while Raymond Poincare cautions France on a potential BritainFrance pact. Both stress avoiding entanglements that could pull England or France into a USJapan or German confrontation and warn against risking Pacific tensions.
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London
Associated Press
Austen Chamberlain
house of commons
America
Chamberlain
United States
dominions
India
pacific
Paris
Raymond Poincare
France
Revue Des Deux Mondes
Great Britain
England
Germany
Packer Bill Passes as Senate Accepts House Measure
Senate approves the anti packing bill 45 to 21 after seven days of debate. Amendments from the Senate to strengthen records and regulate stockyards prompt House reconsideration. Sterling and the committee measures were defeated, shifting regulation to the Secretary of Agriculture with added teeth.
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Senate
Congress
House
agriculture committee
Sterling
South Dakota
Secretary of Agriculture
Federal Trade Commission
Kenyon
Iowa
paacker
La Follette
Wisconsin
Rotary elects three Americans to vice presidencies
At the Edinburgh convention three Americans were named vice presidents of the International Association of Rotary Clubs. Ralph W. Cummings of Lancaster Pennsylvania is elected first president, William Coppeck of Council Bluffs Iowa second vice president, and H J Luther Stark of Orange Texas third vice president. Dr Crawford C McCullough of Fort William Ontario was unanimously chosen association president.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Associated Press
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Ralph W. Cummings
Lancaster
William Coppeck
Council Bluffs
Iowa
H. J. Luther Stark
Orange
Tex
Crawford C. McCullough
Fort William
Ontario
T. G. Sloan
London
John Richard ‘Green
May Food Prices Down 5 Percent From April
The Associated Press reports consumer food costs fell 4.8 percent in May vs April while wholesale food prices dropped 5 percent. Regional declines, including Milwaukee and St Paul, led a broad easing in general wholesale prices by about 2 percent. The report notes substantial drops from May 1919 peaks and cites declines in manufactured food products and farm goods. Meanwhile Rotary delegates discuss international ties and plan receptions in Hamp ton Court and Paris.
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Associated Press
Washington
Milwaukee
St Paul
Stillman Case Tests Privilege and Paternity Evidence
In Poughkeepsie June 17, attorneys for James A. Stillman sought to strike the osteopath Dr. Hugh H. Russell’s testimony alleging privileged patient doctor statements. The court heard that Stillman and his wife lived together during the period debated for paternity of Guy Stillman, age 31 months, and details emerged about messages to the Beauvais camp and early visits to the newborn. The referee promised a June 28 decision as hearings continued.
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Associated Press
James A. Stillman
Guy Stillman
Hugh IL. Russell
osteopath of
Buffalo
black bear
Mr. Stillman
Alexander Stilman
Frankie Beauvais
Fred
Mondanne
Pleasantville
Pocantico Hills
One Dead Five Shot in Gang War at Schiff Park
In a furious revolver battle on Schiff parkway last night between rival East Side gunmen, one man was killed and three others wounded. Two women on the sidewalk in front of a store were struck by stray bullets. The dead man was Nicholas Van Tloro, police say a participant.
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New York
Schiff parkway
East Side
Nicholas Vantloro
Serum Found To Immunize Cattle Against Foot and Mouth
Paris reports a new cattle serum developed by Professors Valice and Carre at the Alfurtvilla agricultural research laboratory. The discovery was presented to the agricultural commission of the senate by Senator Beaumont on Thursday June 16.
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Paris
callie
Valice and
Carre
Alfurtvilla agricultural research laboratory
agricultural commission of the senate
Beaumont
League council urges US accord on mandates amid new leadership
At Geneva and Paris the League of Nations rapid talks on mandates proceed as Dr Gaston da Cunha asks Britain France Italy and Japan to secure U S approval before decisions, handing presidency to Viscount Ishii and stressing urgent settlement for territories under mandate. The State Department awaits official word on the notes.
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league of nations
council
Gaston da Cunha
United States
Da Cunha
Viscount Ishii
Japan
Herbert A. J. Fisher
Great Britain
Dr. de Cunha
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France
Italy
legue
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