Economic Dane On Has Support Of Country
Sustained by the moral support of the country, President Harding pushes an interlocking economic program linking domestic and foreign issues. Congress faces railroad settlement questions and a forthcoming Treasury explanation of the allied loan refunding plan.
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Congress
GEORGE ROTHWELL BROWN
Washingt Post Co
Washington
Harding
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Two Drown Trying To Rescue Noisy Boy On Staten Island
On Staten Island two Elizabet h N J workers Paul Saps and Michael Lowenk plunged into a pond to aid eight year old Edward Anderson who cried he needed no help. The boy swam to the bank thinking they would arrest him. when he looked back no one remained and the bodies of Saps and Lowenk were later recovered from the pond bottom. It is believed cramps seized the men.
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Associated Press
New York
Edward Anderson
Elizabeth
N. J
Paul Saps
Michael Lowenk
Staten Island
Saps
Sowenk
Women riot at Ohio reformatory aims for escape
Prisoners and attendants at the Ohio reformatory for women were stabbed and beaten in a riot intended to free 25 prisoners. Superintendent Mrs Mittendorf and three employees were marked to die, one inmate injured engineer Clyde Eckenrode, and 10 inmates escaped before being recaptured. The disturbance began after inmates were punished for tobacco smuggling.
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Marysville
Ohio
Associated Press
Ohio reformatory
Collier
reformatory
Prugh
Bertha Slagle
institution
Croy
Coder
Mittendorf
Act Again to End Strike in Britain
London June 2 AP Two sides in the three month coal strike accept an invitation from Prime Minister Lloyd George to confer at the Board of Trade Monday to seek settlement. The miners executive cited lack of financial support and labor union hesitation as reasons to reopen talks and hoped for renewed government subsidy of ten million pounds.
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London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
board of trade
miners’ union
Briand Favors Force in German Pledge Enforcement
Premier Briand adopts a policy of nationalism and force to secure German reparations, citing Ruhr occupation threats as proof of policy. The article argues France seeks security and reparations, with U.S. aid via treaty ratification wanted to bolster a European composite force behind Versailles. Briand faces internal pressure and political risk as he balances nationalistic aims with practical limits.
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Berlin
Ruhr
United States
America
ALBERT W. FOX
Washington Post Co
Briand
France
Paris
Germany
S rench
Versaille d'dis dre
Europe
seheck
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Woman President Harding Inspires Visitors as Labor Forges Unity
In Washington a portrait of Warren G Harding frames a cordial White House scene as Gen Dawes and Brig. Gen Sawyer visit. Jane Dixon recalls Dawes humor, Christian's patience, and a light hearted, intimate view of presidential access amid a nation watching labor's bold rally. The Denver AFL convention reelects Samuel Gompers, with Tobin and Morrison also affirmed, signaling a united, militant labor movement facing hard times.
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Warren G. Harding
Marion
Ohio
C. EB. Sawyer
United States army
Sawyer
Gen. Sawyer
War and Navy
Associated Press
Denver
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Daniel J. Tobin
Indianapolis
Frank Morrison
Washington
Jacob Fischer
Matthew Woll
Chicago
Breefi
Hearsta
Garga
Gompers
John N. Lewis
United Mine Workers
John Menride
Greece declines allied mediation in Asia Minor conflict
Athens reports Greece refused the offer by France Britain and Italy to mediate with Turkish nationalists. Foreign Minister Baltazais feared acceptance could mean abandoning Gavres treaty and prompt troop withdrawal, risking Turkish interior populations and Greek dissatisfaction. Also mentions summer tourist rates to Chesapeake & Ohio resorts with info from city ticket office.
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Athens
Associated Press
Greece
France
Great Britain
Italy
Asia Minor
George Baltazais
Gavres
Anatolia
Turkey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Information City
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Eleven Convicted in Toledo Post Office Theft Case
Eleven of thirteen Toledo defendants in a $1,000,000 post office robbery were convicted by a Federal jury. Charles Furrier and John J. Epps were found not guilty. Remaining convicts include Urbaytis, Lewis, Schultz, Sansone, Sommers, Emma Marvin, Wande Urbaytis, Foote, Zevich, Thrush, and Helen Furrier. Sentences deferred pending related trials. others had pleaded guilty or had indictments quashed.
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Toledo
Ohio
Associated Press
John M. Killits
Charles Furrier
John J. Epps
Joseph Urbaytis
George Lewis
alias "Rogers
Charles Schultz
James Sansone
Pearl Sommers
Emma Marvin
Wande Urbaytis
Walter Foote
Edwin Zevich
Harry Thrush
Helen Furrier
Dr. William T. Jenkins Dies in New York Hospital
Dr. William T. Jenkins, former health officer of the port, who earned recognition in the 1890s for strict cholera entry measures, died in a New York hospital today after liver illness. Born in Holly Springs, Mississippi in 1865, he leaves two sons and a daughter.
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New York
William T. Jenkins
Jenkins
Holly Springs
Miss
EXPERT SOUGHT AS SHIPPING DIRECTOR
New York Reuters Associated Press reports that the shipping board will hire a practical steamship man as director of operations. Chairman Lasker says the appointee will be paid a fair private-sector salary but must contribute more to the government. He aims to choose soon and expects the new organization functional within a month. Emory A. Chase, associate judge of the State court of appeals, died at Catskill, aged 67.
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New York
vune so
sy toe Associated Press
shipping board
Lasker
Washington
Harding
Catskill N
Emory A. Chase
State court of appeals
Lloyd George bids Irish leaders meet in London for settlement
Premier Lloyd George sends identical letters to Eamon de Valera and Sir James Craig inviting a London conference with safe conduct for southern and northern Ireland representatives. The aim is to end centuries of conflict and honor the king's plea for reconciliation.
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London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
James Craig
Ulster
George
Ireland
northern Ireland
Mr. de Valera
Sir James
southern Ireland
D. LLOYD GEORGE
Fifty Ships Sail In Day From New York Harbor
More than fifty ships left New York today for European, South American and coastwise ports, with nearly a quarter carrying passengers. Trans Atlantic liners included the Paris Olympic Algeria Celtic Ch iago and Rotterdam, transporting over ten thousand travelers. The 22,622 ton America, rebuilt and flagged as American, sails tomorrow for Cherbourg and Bremen on her first voyage as a passenger liner since 1919.
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New York
Paris
Olympic
Algeria
Celtic
Chiago
Rotterdam
America
Hamburg American Line
Cherbourg
Bremen
World Zionist Leader Weizmann Sails From New York
Dr Chaim Weizmann president of the World Zionist organization has sailed from New York on the Celtic after weeks in the United States for the Palestine Foundation Fund. He praised American Zionists and announced plans to establish an agrarian bank in Palestine to provide long term credit mortgages and land improvements. He plans to return in the fall to continue appeals for Keren Hayesod support.
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New York
Chaim Wozmann
World Zionist organization
Palestine Foundation fund
Keren Hayesod
American Zionists
Palestine
Grasshopper Army Advances Across Colorado Countryside
Colorado Springs reports a 16 by 20 mile grasshopper advance sweeping toward El Paso County from the southwest. County Agent J C Hale says the insect swarm is the largest on record in the region, destroying virtually all vegetation in its path. Rockefeller Pledges 100500 for International Y M C A College.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
El Paso counery
Colorado
J. C Hale
Hale
Rockefeller Aids
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