New Cabinet Arrives. Senate Prepares Nominations Today
Nominees chosen by President Harding head to Senate for confirmation at noon. Appointees will not assume office until tomorrow. Key figures include Andrew Melton of Pittsburgh as Secretary of the Treasury and Charles Hughes as Secretary of State. Others named are Henry P. Distiller as Under Secretary and James Frazer as Secretary of Labor. The Cabinet members are to be sworn in by department chief clerks once the new terms begin.
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Tittsburgh
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Clarten Fyins Hughes
Henry P Distider
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de Serth
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Imint
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Blarding
Marion
Harry Wo
John W Weeks
Massachusetts
Senator Hall
New Metco
Secretary of the Interior
Payne
Interior Department
Fall Will Summi
New Mexio
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Washington
Luwin Denby
Navy
John W Weekely
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Merbert Hoover
Xtexandratth
Cikar Twal
Harding
Gaston Peosinh
Seerat Layne
Postosate
Harrison
Whitt
White House
Suburban Laptsville Horticultural Society Plans Spring Flower Show
Local society members and new enthusiasts gather at Hodges Carrington Avenue home for annual spring flower showcase. The meeting covers topics from soybeans in China to local horticultural activities and upcoming events as the group welcomes several new members. Also noted are government hearings on Hyattsville Gas and Telegraph rate increases and a funeral service announced for Mr Hickey.
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Wyattavile Horticultural Sociely
China
Chenn
Aid
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Secets
Trosthwaite
Arthur W Tupper
Davia
Moxa Davis
Tuint Georges County
Hett Marah
Maryland Publicervice Commisson Wok
Baltimore
Hyatts
Vile Gas
T Lecere Company
Inal
Mount Rainier
Miverdale Hyattsvie
Heartsyile
John Hiche
George Mo Emach
Maron Street
Maryland
RW Deatina
Alexandria Va
Charles W Conley
Lairland
Mont- Samery County
Hickey Sax
Hyatts Soll
Cheldren
Edward Dearing
Marie Hickey
John Trer
Edmond J James Albert
George P Uickes
St Jeromes
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Washington
Coast Guard Abandons Mine Search Near Cape Hatteras
The coast guard cutter Seminole halted efforts to recover a floating mine of probable German origin. The device was sighted about 600 miles from Cape Hatteras on February 20 by the steamer Lees Bridge, ending the search he noted on March 3.
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Ford figures accused abductors in Detroit scene
Henry Potter editor of a Philadelphia paper, long critical of Henry Ford, arrived at police HQ with a tale of kidnapping by three men on Ford's Windsor area estate. Potter said he was seized February 18 after two failed interview attempts, driven away, threatened, and later escaped near West Toronto station. The report follows Potter’s disappearance and prior Ford-linked search efforts.
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Associated Press
Henry Potter
Philadelphia
Henry Tord
Mr Words
Detroit
Mr Ford
Windsor
Cochrane
West Poronto
Potters
Pottit
Maudine Blevins Marries Marion Repass at Family Home
Maudine Blevins yesterday became the bride of Marion Repass in a ceremony at the bride’s parents’ home. The event was held in a intimate family setting with relatives present.
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Demand $500000 damages against Burleson over mail ban
A suit filed in the District Supreme Court seeks $500000 damages from former Postmaster General Albert Burleson for suspending the mailing privilege of the New York Call, a Socialist paper. The action notes the 1919 suspension cost the paper money and cites editorials threatening draft operations. A mandamus in 1920 forced Burleson to restore the mailing privilege.
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New York
Calla Socialist
Work- Inmens Cooperative Publishing Company
District Supreme Court
Albert Burleson
Call Wis
Burleson
Veterans Relief Bill Passes House to Aid Disabled War Veterans
Congress rushed through an emergency bill to provide 18 09900 for hospital and outpatient dispensaries for disabled veterans. The measure, drawing on McLeod’s resolution, authorizes the Treasury to acquire facilities by purchase gift lease or expansion, with Fort Mackenzie Fort Walla Walla and Fort Logan conversion planned. Senator Glass proposed a 2000000 increase, but was defeated. Representative Good defended the bill as essential to hospitalising former service men and to finishing last year’s 46 million hospital funds.
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Wyoming
Fort Walla Walla
Washington
Fort Logan
Roota
Arkansas
Michigan
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Painting Prizes Awarded At National Academy Exhibition
New York shows reveal winners for the 36th annual design academy prizes. Notable awards include Clarke prize $800 for In the Hills by Leon Kroll, Hallgarten prizes ranging from $100 to $2000 for works by Moffett, Powell, Let, Lawson, Seyffert, Bredin, Ufer, Turner, Lawson and others, with Isidor medal to Comrades by How ard Smith and Saltus medal to Sunny Hillside by Charles Davis.
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National Academy of Design
Thomas B Clarke
Leon Kroll
Hallgarten
Rdss E Moffett
Provincetown
Mass
Fetice
W Powell
New Terk Hallgarten
Michael Brennen
W A Let
Carnegie
Jersey Water Front
John Folinshee
New Hope
Jolin
Shaw
Katherine S Lawson
Westport
Isaac WN. Maynard
R Stoan Bredin
Altman
Walter Ufer
Taos
MN Mex
Helen M Turner
Ernest Lawson
Ray
General Speaks Sues to Overturn Dismissal Order
Brig Gen John C Speaks filed suit in the District Supreme Court seeking a writ of mandamus to compel Secretary Baker to revoke an order removing him from the service. He contends the removal was unauthorized since his brigadier general appointment was confirmed by both Senate and President. He claims the firing resulted from an army plucking board convened at Camp Sheridan Alabama to judge his fitness and qualifications.
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Senate
John C Speaks
District Supreme Court
Adjutant General of
Army
Speaks
Camp Sheridan
Ala
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