Weeks After Cabinet Meeting Weeks After Cabinet Meets
President Harding allies push reorganization of departments to boost efficiency while maintaining loyalty. Dr FE Sawyer to be nominated brigadier general and serve as personal physician. Dr Crissinger linked to comptroller post. Rev Father Denning eyed for consular service. Weeks confirms no immediate Rhine withdrawal. Coolidge attends cabinet session.
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President Pays 65 Cents For Laddie Boy License
President Harding paid 65 cents yesterday for Laddie Boy the White House mascot. The license purchase and ongoing reform talk fill White House hours as cabinet and post office posts draw gossip and debate over appointments and civil service orders.
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White House
Fireworks Used to Mask Murders in Chicago Ward Feud
In Chicago’s tightly packed Nineteenth ward a feud between powers and Andrea factions led to two political lieutenants killed and lawlessness spreading. Paul Labriola and John Powers ally died from ambush and gunfire, with retaliation blamed on rival factions as police note explosive devices and dynamite scenes tied to the unrest.
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Yap Mandate Contention Over Pacific Cable Station
The United States and Japan clash over Yap and the Pacific cable station. Foreign Minister Uchida in the diet notes prior protests and Wilson era remarks, stating the Yap mandate question is considered settled and commenting on cable concessions.
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Kronstadt Rebellion Shapes Petrograd Frontlines
Bolshevik attacks on Kronstadt repulsed while insurrection spreads from Kronstadt to Petrograd. Reports from Helsingfors and Moscow claim rebel leadership under Kozlovsk has taken parts of the city, with heavy casualties in Moscow’s workmen districts and a general strike growing to over 100,000 participants. Kerensky allegedly directs operations from Kronstadt as rail lines near Petrograd are cut and fortress batteries threaten the capital.
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Married on Wrong Side of Street Ceremony Correction
Danville couple Almon J. Leneve and his wife wed in 1903 after a license in Danville. They later held a second ceremony in Urbanna to legalize the marriage in Illinois. A legality concern arose after their daughter’s wedding, promptingattorneys to arrange the re wed.
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Mellon urges a national budget system to curb spending
Secretary Andrew W. Mellon told bankers that a national budget system is essential and government expenditures must align with income. He announced two new Treasury certificate issues totaling 40 000 000 or more and warned the public to save and avoid new spending.
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New Tariff Bill for Harding Soon
The Associated Press reports Penrose says Western farmers insist on immediate tariff relief and restoration of revenue measures. Plans call for emergency agricultural tariff action and a complete fiscal reform program for President Harding, with Mellon and Republican leaders to draft proposals soon.
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Hero salvaes 100 as 800 perish at sea wreck
A Hongkong steamer carrying over 1000 Chinese laborers from Singapore wrecks near Swatow. British ships rescue efforts save 100 aboard, including hero Captain Evans of Cardale who crossed in a lifeline after a six hour swim.
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Liberia Riches and Rebel Stakes in U S Liberia Policy
An American protectorate of Liberia faces choices after World War I. Britain and France withdraw from Liberian receivership, risking a shift back to French or British control unless the United States expands its role. The $5 million loan, a cable system issue, and plans for development spur urgent, high-stakes negotiations led by King’s mission in Washington.
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German Experts Seek Basis for Resumption of Negotiations
Berlin reports that German ambassadors to London and Paris along with project experts were summoned to Berlin. The preparation team met to devise counter proposals and will seek a basis for new talks if the Allies express interest in resuming negotiations.
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Supreme Council to See Austrians in London Proceeding to discuss Austrian question
The Allied supreme council, meeting in London, notified Austria it is ready to discuss the Austrian question and requested dispatch of delegates. Chancellor Mayr is expected to represent Austria arriving before the conference begins Saturday. The council considers a state credit to aid Austria and to influence border states for tax relief and private credit. Transport in Austria and Turkish questions also to be addressed. War Minister Gounaris of Greece will speak on the Turkish issue tomorrow.
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Associated Press
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Allies Take Düsseldorf Ruhrort and Duesseldorf Occupied
Allied forces completed the occupation of Düsseldorf Ruhrort and Duisburg with French Belgian and British units moving by river and over bridges. The Rhineland customs and tariffs are to be used to fund reparations while American troops hold Coblenz area and Warsaw-like postures. The occupation aims to compel Germany to honor obligations with minimal resistance and no use of Negro troops was reported.
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