Harding on Way Here Withholds Choice for Secretary of Labor
President elect Harding nears Washington and delays naming a new Secretary of Labor. James J. Davis favored by some for the post, with George B. Christian and others in contention. Cabinet decisions and early talks with congressional leaders aim to shape a definite legislative program before the extra session.
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White House
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Senate
Good's resolution grants hospitals expanded care aid
House leaders advance a plan by Representative Good to fund hospital facilities for disabled veterans. The resolution empowers the Treasury to remodel and extend public hospitals, purchase or lease new sites, and transfer equipment to the Public Health Service. An $825,000 allocation is set for renovations and reequipment, with Forts MacKenzie, Walla Walla, and Logan Roots named for conversion. McLeod and Langley back the measure, arguing it broadens hospital capacity beyond the sundry civil bill.
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Senate
Representative Good
House appropriations committee
Muscle Shoals
Congress
McLeod
Public Health Service
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Secretary of War
War Department
National Home for
Fort MacKenzie
Fort Walla Walla
Fort Logan Roots
Representative Langley
public buildings and funds committee
Lamar Must Serve Year For Conspiracy In War Trade
New York March 2 David Lamar known as the wolf of Wall street must serve one year in the Trenton penitentiary for conspiracy to restrain foreign trade and commerce during the war. Federal Justice Munten ruled Lamar will begin the second sentence immediately after serving a prior term for impersonating a public official at Atlanta. He was accused of conspiring with German agents to foment strikes and labor troubles in factories moving war supplies to allied nations.
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New York
Daayid Lamar
the wolf of
Wall street
Trenton
N 1
Munten
Lamar
Atlanta
United States
Atlante
Justus Cushman
tamar
Police Clean Up Capital to Protect Inaugural Crowd
Five headquarters detectives under Lt. Guy Burlingame swept cheap lodging houses and hotels to curb known bad characters arriving in Washington for the inauguration. Dozens of people with police records were stopped and warned. Peter Duffy of New York, held for investigation after a gun battle, and two New York detectives were en route. Detectives were heavily armed anticipating armed resistance.
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Guy Burlingame
Washington
Peter Duffy
New York
Twelfth street
New York avenue
central bureau of New York
Duffy
Indiana and Michigan Officials Seek Joint Porter Wreck Inquiry
Federal officials were asked by the Indiana public service commission to join the Porter train wreck investigation beginning in Gary Indiana next Tuesday. The Porter County coroner's inquests will be aided by the state, but no joint inquiry was planned. In Jackson Michigan engineer William Long, charged with responsibility for the Porter crash, has left his home. his family will not disclose his whereabouts.
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Ind
Indiana public service commission
Gary
Porter train
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Porter county
Jackson
Mich
William Long
Michigan Central engineer
Porter
Champ Clark Dies On Duty Till End
Champ Clark, longtime Missouri leader and Speaker, died yesterday as Congress pressed its closing days. He urged no public business pause on his deathbed, and the House briefly adjourned for half an hour before resuming its crowded agenda, with colleagues bearing sorrow at his passing.
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CHAMP CLARK
Champ Clack
Missouri
Democratic party
Camtel
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Senate
Congress
Clark
Httle
Representative Rucker
Representative Mondell
M C A reports large soldier education fund distribution
The Y M C A board of governors reports over 34 600 000 granted to former service men for education in the past year. Of 71 626 beneficiaries, 11 604 attended colleges or universities as financial aid. Debates on the cooperative movement extension begin at 9 36 this morning, with 480 associations and about 1 000 students enrolled.
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President Elect Harding Bids Marion Farewell In Emotional Ceremony
Warren G Harding and Mrs Harding bid goodbye to Marion Ohio in a solemn public farewell after 30 years in the community. Thousands gathered as a silver plaque was presented and the president elect urged prayers and continued civic faith while expressing reverence for God and confidence in the republic.
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Ohio
Warren G. Harding
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Harding
Washington
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Filibuster Delays Senate Naval Budget Bill Action Prolonged Session
A ten minute adjournment dragged into a hours long delay as the Senate stalled the 496 million naval budget amid looming sine die adjournment. Poindexter vowed continuous session if needed. talks to cut coastal bases and Pacific projects continued with uncertain prospects for final passage and a possible extra session after Harding's letter.
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Senate
fitte
messare
Poindexter
Republican
Washington
Senate naval committee
Alameda
Cal
naval base
Pacific coast
Jones
New Mexico
navy
Marshall
Senate Poindexter
Mellon Urges Economies and Naval War Debt Plan
Pittsburgh March 2 1921 Mellon announces resignation from executive boards of Mellon National Bank Union Trust Company and Union Savings Bank to return to Washington for Harding inauguration He outlines priorities including government economy tax readjustment war debt funding and policy on world peace and tariff Establishment of these policies to guide the new administration New York March 2 Enrico Caruso shows general improvement after operation to remove pus from pleural cavity Secretary Bruno Zirate says fever abated and family notes heat relief since relapse
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Meilon
New York
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Caruso
Marshal Foch Keeps King Waiting For Tea Engagement
London reports Marshal Foch forgot a tea with the king at Buckingham Palace after Mr Briand arranged the meeting for yesterday. The king waited thirty minutes before sending an equerry to inquire, but Foch was busy with grave conference matters and apologized for the delay.
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Associated Press
London
Marshal Foch
Buckingham palace
Briand
300 000 in fierce Petrograd revolt
Reports from Helsinki and Moscow describe a widespread anti soviet uprising in Russia centered on Petrograd and Moscow. Fighting in streets left many dead or wounded, with the Kronstadt garrison defecting to rebels and a major push threatening rail and communications.
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London
Associated Press
Russia
Russa
Moscow
Wuieldas
Helaingfors
Finland
Reval Weshpam
Kronstadt
Macow
Vassily Ostrov
Geren Dutolt
Orenburg
consachs
Antonios
Volen
Cauca
Stockholm
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Allies prepare force reply as German compliance falters
Premier Brand favors immediate action after a Downing Street conference. Allies consider occupation of Manheim and Ruhr ports, blockade of German ports, and use of armed force if Germany fails to meet treaty terms. London faces dismay over unity of Allies as plans unfold.
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Berlin
beng
Lloyd George
Germany
Manheim
Ue Ruhr
Rhine
Tarre
willcs
Katan
Dutch Take Hand in Yap Cable Control Dispute
The Hague rejects negotiation by a single power over Yap to Minado and Cetebes cable control and favors international discussion. Holland opposes cable control by Japan, America, or any other nation, seeking assurances against future disruptions and concessions through power bargaining.
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Associated Press
Holland
Yap
Minado
Cetebes
Malay archipelago
Shanghai
Washington
Japan
America
Germany
Moonshiners Blamed for Night Rider Outrages
Deputy U S Marshal John A Hackworth says moonshiners caused the recent night riding outrages in Jackson County over the past two weeks, discounting farm ten ante unions and citing his investigation to determine federal actions to curb the incidents in Huntaville Ata.
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Ata
Jackson county
United States
Marishal John A Hackworth
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