Britain’s Princess Commoner’s Bride at Westminster Abbey
London reports crown princess Mary wed English commoner Viscount Lasdlies at Westminster Abbey as labor leaders and wives attend. King George wore Grenadier Guards uniform in honor of Lascelles War Service amid a joyous crowd. The ceremony sparked pride that the union avoids a foreign alliance, contrasting prayers for domestic woes. The pageant drew huge crowds from London slums to celebrate.
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British Proclamation Ends Protectorate Over Egypt
A Cairo dispatch reports Field Marshal Allenby has proclaimed the British protectorate over Egypt ended, declaring Egypt sovereign with provisional status for defense and foreigner protection. In London Lloyd George announced Egypt is free to form its own institutions, outlining four reserved matters and a path to indemnity before ending martial law, with continued British guidance in a mutual accommodation framework.
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De Valera May Quit Dail With Followers
Dublin reports a heated party rift over the constitution and role of the Dail. De Valera insists the Dail holds supreme authority while his Grimth ally faction resists accountability, signaling possible secession of De Valera and followers. Colling presented American accounts through December amid divisions delaying business.
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Rankin Announces Run for U S Senate Nomination
Livingston Mont Feb 23 Wellington D Rankin attorney federal of Montana and brother of Miss Jeanette Rankin announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States senator at the primaries next August.
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Berlin Reparation Agreement Sets 720 Million Gold Marks Cash
Berlin Feb 28 AP reports a provisional reparation pact fixes 720 million gold marks in cash and 1.45 billion in kind for Germany annually. If in-kind deliveries fall short, cash payments stay fixed. The Entente seeks assured product deliveries to secure the cash terms. The German government announced the fifth 31.066 million geld marks payment yesterday, per the temporary plan. Overall, since armistice, Germany paid 9 to 9.5 billion gold marks in cash and deliveries, with about 6.5 billion remaining after deductions for Six Agreement advances and occupation costs.
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Virginia senate adopts amendment to prohibition bill
The Virginia senate adopted late tonight an amendment to the Mapp prohibition bill. It places purchasers of ardent spirits in the same category as illicit distillers and bootleggers, signaling stricter enforcement against illegal sales.
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Moscow Riots Rumored After Railway Strike
A dispatch from Hel aingfora, Finland reports serious rioting and bloodshed in Moscow tied to a railway strike. The report notes the trouble began with the railway strike and mentions Copenhagen coverage.
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Cebu Quake Kills Five in the Philippines
Five people were killed and many injured when a quake struck Cebu and nearby areas today in Manila. Property damage was extensive with many buildings harmed and widespread fear reported as officials assess the scene.
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Book and magazine sale features highlighted in The Post
The Sunday edition promotes new books and a sale at bookstores with several tempting titles including Tarkington. Readers are urged to explore maroon items and notes about Aunt Tarkington, as The Post highlights literary offerings and special prices.
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Treaties Vote Shows Narrow Margin in Senate Test
The Senate’s first vote on the Yap treaty amid Pittman amendment debate suggests potential ratification but a close margin. Absentees loom. opposition seeks 37 votes to defeat ratification, with key Democratic and Republican defections shaping the tally and a lighthearted exchange over a prohibition clause spurring laughter on the floor.
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Peking Government Grinds to Halt With Empty Treasury
Peking On February 28 shows a cabinet without a head and an empty treasury. Funding loans faces strong opposition and the president, politically isolated, cannot persuade anyone to accept the premiership, rendering government virtually nonfunctional.
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Woman Files for Congress in Illinois
Springfield Feb 28 Mrs Winifred Mason Huck of Chicago filed a petition to run for representative at large to serve the unexpired term of her late father William E Mason. She is also a candidate in the April 11 Republican primary for the full term.
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Bonus Legislation Effort Fails To Conclude Three-Hour Session
Republican committee members spent three hours debating the soldiers bonus with no agreement. Charles Fordney announced no conclusion and a postponement was contemplated to clear the atmosphere. MacNider and Taylor of the American Legion reported satisfaction with President Harding’s stance and expected no delay in enacting adjusted compensation.
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Former Indiana Governor Seeks Senate Run as Democrat
Indianapolis February 23 Samuel M Rataton former Indiana governor announces bid for the U S Senate as a Democrat. Rataton says he plans to enter the race with a focus on national issues and party unity.
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Senate rider to district bill alarmed commissioners and citizens
The Senate appropriations committee added a 3.5 million dollar rider to the 1983 District bill, shifting from a fixed tax system to a flat 1.76 rate, releasing surplus funds, and limiting commissioner estimates. Citizens associations united against the Jones plan, while the District officials warned the change could reduce future appropriations and harm revenue.
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British Princess Bride Ends Egypt Protectorate
In today’s issue a British Princess is wed signaling imperial ties. The report covers protectorate endings and the broader implications for treaties and international relations.
Dope ring raids in Hollywood probe six drug peddlers
Los Angeles February 28 six men were arrested in a raid on Mrs Rupp s home tied to the Taylor murder case detectives said they seized drugs and liquor sold to film actors and others in the Hollywood district The suspects named Hast Kirby Herkey Lynch Calvert Amperheim were held as inquiries continued linked to the missing Tiffany Sands and theAccused in custody grew clearer with witnesses questioned including Mrs Rupp and a figure called Frenchy George while Mabel Normand was to be visited for further statements and medical updates regarding her illness
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Harding Urges Subsidy Plan for American Merchant Marine
President Harding addressed a joint session of Congress urging a law to subsidize American owned vessels in foreign trade. He proposed using all import duties to fund a merchant marine and add tonnage charges to support outbound commerce, stressing the goal of strengthening U S shipping capacity and naval defense.
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