Government's expenses cut and aid to farmers praised
Rep. Feess of Ohio declares in the House that one year of Harding administration has restored peace and honor in foreign relations, reduced the public debt by 3.7 billion dollars, and cut taxes by 750 million. He cites a revived economy, agricultural price gains from farmer relief laws, and a strong arms conference record as proof of progress while defending the administration against Democratic charges of inaction. The piece notes budget reform and foreign debt refunding as key steps, and references ongoing Republican criticism of the previous administration.
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Aatanta
Feas
Ohio
House
Harding
Mgr. Fesa
Fess
State Department
Hess
Oke
United States
Ghost Breaker Heads to Halifax to Test Antigonish Ghost
Dr. Walter Franklin Prince, director of the American Institute for Scientific Research, sails to Halifax to investigate the famed Antigonish ghost. The mission aims to apply scientific scrutiny to a legendary haunting and assess claims of supernatural activity.
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New York
Walter Franklin Prince
American Institute For Scientific Research
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Antigonish
Prites
Lady Rhondda Wins Seat in House of Lords First for a Woman
Lady Rhondda gains petition to sit in the House of Lords becoming the first woman in the upper house. The ruling affects other peeresses in their own right and follows her leadership in business and wartime service. She also seeks restitution of conjugal rights in divorce proceedings against Sir Humphrey Mackworth.
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Britain
London
Associated Press
Rhondda
House of Lords
Committee On
Lady Astor
Lord Donoughmoore
Desart
Haldane
Chelmsford
Rylton
Wrenbury
Phillimore
Askwith
Lady Rhondda
Crown
Viscount Rhondda
Great Britain
Humphey Mackworth
United Kingdom
Lady Rhondde
Baroness Beaumont
Baroness Berkeley
Burton
Baroness Clifton of
Leighton Bromswold
Countess of
Cromartie
Darcy de Knayth
Darnley
Dorchester
Yarborough
Duchess of Fife
Furnival
Gray
Duchess of Norfolk
Kinloss
Loudoun
Lucas of
Cridwell and Dingwall
Roberts
Countess of Seafield
St. Davids
Strathcona and
Mount Royal
Wentworth
Wolseley
Zouche
Lsted
Women’s Recruiting Service
Sir Humphrey Mackworth
London municipal results show Laborites defeated in tight margins
In London, Labourites and socialist candidates fared poorly as Municipal Reformers won 67 seats, Progressives 17, and Labourites 16. Several constituencies saw narrow Labour defeats, while losses elsewhere ranged from 1,000 to 8,000 votes. Remaining returns due tomorrow. Cincinnati-St. Louis daily through service noted with Baltimore & Ohio reservations.
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London
Leborite
Socialists
Municipal Reformers
Progressives
Laborites
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Baltimore & Fhona Main
Adr
Dail Refuses Women Treaty Vote and Adjourns
The Dail adjourned until April 25 after rejecting a vote on women’s suffrage linked to the treaty. Debates covered Irish Free State status, secession questions, and the fate of boundary talks as leaders from Griffith to Churchill sparred over constitutional terms and treaty commitments amid ongoing political turmoil.
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Dail
Stormin Commons
Congress
Churchill
Grifith
Free State
de Valera
Griffith
Dail Eireann
Eamon de Valera
Arthur Griffith
Queenstown
Lord Hugh Cecil
Ireland
Gore
Boundary Commission
Cecil
Open Fire Qn Pact Indicates Stiff Opposition
Senate debate on the four power Pacific treaty opened with Senator Hitchcock denouncing secrecy and fearing U S entanglements. He urged textual changes including the word unprovoked before depression in Article II and demanded congressional consent for any understandings, signaling a real fight ahead.
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Sharat
Wallington
Senate
Hitchcaak
Nebraska
United States
Britain
Japan
America
Congress
Hitchock
Great Britain
Hitchcock
Jones
New Mexico
Borah
France
Allies to block New York Chicago airship line plan
Berlin dispatch reports that a American company plan to operate a New York Chicago airship line using Schuttelant dirigibles built in Germany and shipped to the United States will be blocked by the council of ambassadors and the aero nautical commission of control. They intend to prevent any German airship construction capable of military use, enforce destruction of large German plants, and limit craft size to about 2,000,000 cubic feet. The American government cannot secure approval for a 4,000,000 cubic feet dirigible, and will rely on a 70,000 cubic meter Zeppelin as the last permitted airship.
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Berlin
Americana
New York
London
Paris
New York-Chicago
U. S
Council of Ambassadors
Zeppelin
United States
Intergifted Commission of Control
Germany
Public“Ledger Co
Nation's Gain and Women's Vote Debate Highlight Index
Index page lists items including Dr. Work succeeds Hays, Dail refuses women vote, attack on pact, ban cash bonus, Britain struggle, airship line plan, Lady Rhondda seat, film exchanges, Gen. Sloat injured, liquor regulation, naval funding, and various financial and advertising entries.
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Work
Hays
Dail
Britain
Rhondda
Sloat
Duttid
Holly
Navy
Wiel iFund Haiterial Cohunhe
Wiel iFund Haiterial Cohunhe -Boeialy
Fegal
Lves Advieagn Advertieng
Bralere
Anarta
Pictyres
Party strife in Britain deepens as coalition strains
The crisis centers on Lloyd George and Sir George Younger as the three parties debate leaving the coalition system. Younger controls Conservative funds via the unionist organization, while Lloyd George leads without direct party funds or electoral machinery, signaling a protracted struggle likely to hinge on a full Conservative party meeting.
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London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
George Younger
Sir George Younger
Andrew Bonar-Law
House of Commons
Younger
Wll
Whisky sting nets Newark bootleggers in seawater haul
Newark bootleggers on Halsey street and Brantford place were duped by two New York men posing as buyers. They paid $15,000 for 12 barrels of allegedly smuggled whisky, only to discover the cargo contained sea water after testing the barrels.
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Newark
Halsey Street
Brantford Place
New York
TAREE DIE IN EGYPTIAN RIOT AT TANTA
Three people were killed and 24 injured in a riot at Tanta Egypt near Cairo. Native soldiers quelled the disturbance and restored order after police fired on rioters in front of the police station. The casualty report comes by Cairo dispatch via Reuters.
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Tanta
London
Associated Press
Egypt
Cairo
Saya
Adda
Plan to fund veterans bonus via loan option in certificate plan
A Republican subcommittee tentatively agreed to remove cash bonuses for more than 50 dollars of adjusted service pay and replace them with a loan provision allowing certificate holders to borrow 50 percent of their pay from national or state banks. The plan aims to speed help to needy veterans without immediate Treasury strain, and may avoid a party conference.
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House
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Hawley
New York
Green
Longworth
Treadway
Copley
Congress
Representative Green
Iowa
Treasury
Legion
Harding
American Legion
Garner
Texas
Treasury Department
BIH
Federal
Reeserve Board
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Bret
Pha Waetinstan
Hubert Work
Calorada
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Wil H. Haya
Indiana
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Washington Post
Associated Moving Picture Industries
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Robert J. Wynne
Roosevelt
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Normal School of
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Wilson
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A. Mitchell Palmer
Daniel C. Roper
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Pat Harrison
Mississippi
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Joseph Folk
Missouri
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Angus McLane
Connelly
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Tennessee
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Democratic Congressional Committee
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Banbury
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