New York Post Reform Talk Shapes Mexico Ambassador Debate
The article details patronage tensions in Washington over ambassadorial appointments to Mexico and other posts. It notes R WK Creager and Col James Darden as names linked to the ambassadorship, and discusses potential candidates for Assistant Secretary roles in War and Treasury, with Mr McGraw and Victor Rosewater among those floated. The piece reflects Republican organizational influence on patronage amid post-election reshuffling.
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McCreager
James Darden
North Carolima
Melyute Gillette
Pennsylvania
Cot Gillette
Chicago corvention
Morton
Harding
Antonio Tex
Texas
Washington pol Scobey
Ohio Senate
feentral
James J Mcleraw
Oklahoma
McGraw
Oklahoman
Victor Rosewater
Omaha
s .ampaign
ME Vardman
Empire State
owsts
Republian
Republcan
Kashew Wainwright
Wadsworth
Wainwright
enid
Harding Braves Rain And Plays Golf Late
Weathering heavy showers President Harding played eighteen holes yesterday then returned to the White House after dark. He spent the evening at work in his office as reappointment plans surfaced for minor patronage posts.
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Associated Press
Preaideot Harding
White House
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Harding Seeks Stronger Ties With Foreign Rulers
President Harding expressed thanks for congratulatory messages from King George and leaders of France and Latin American nations. The White House release noted hopes for peace and cooperation, reaffirming US French solidarity and pan American unity, with Harding promising continued friendship and strengthened ties.
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White House
Harding
Millerand
France
King George
Great Britain
Hamon Trial Speed Up as Widow Testifies in Ardmore
Ardmore Oklahoma March witnesses report Hamon widow Jake L Hamon arriving to testify for the prosecution in the Clara Smith Hamon trial for the death of Hamon James O Brien of Chicago personal attorney for Mrs Jake Hamon is also named. Attorneys announce readiness to proceed quickly and expect the hearing to conclude within a week.
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Okla
Jake
Hamon
Jake L Hamon
hare touay
Clara Smith
lamon
James O Brien
Chicago
Jake Hannon
Western Senate power struggle over chairmen reshapes next Congress
Western senators clash with Eastern leaders over key chairmanships in naval affairs and agriculture as Secretary Hoover outlines open world markets and modern financing for farm exports. Poindexter eyed for naval chair. Page’s fate debated amid Western push for an agricultural leader and new tariff strategy.
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Washington Pout Co
Senate
Hoover
Senator Page
Vermont
naval affairs
agriculture
Page
Ita8
McNary
Oregon
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Gonheutleut
naval
committee on agriculture
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committee on
committee on naval affairs
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Washington
Senator Penrose
Senator Lodge
navy
Gromna
Norris
Nebraska
committee of patents
Mc Page
Mr Hoover
Departments of State, Commerce and Agriculture
State Department
America
Assassination of Spanish Premier Eduardo Dato
Spanish Premier Eduardo Dato dies from gunfire after his car is ambushed near the Senate. Government sources say two motorcycles blocked the route and the assassin fired multiple bullets. A youth named Julian is detained on suspicion of related knowledge. Police halt motorcycle and car traffic as investigators seek suspects, with syndicalist links suspected.
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Madria
Associated Press
Thia city
Eduardo Dato premer
marine
Alfonso
jana
Julian
Senor Wato
Packer Employes Appeal to Harding for Wage Strike Action
Delegates of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen voted to appeal to President Harding to prevent wage cuts and hour changes by major packers set for March 14. The move aims to keep wartime agreements, avert shutdowns, and may push for government control if needed. a nationwide strike could follow if assurances are not given.
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Associated Press
Harding
packing house
great
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
White House
meat cutters’ union
Chicago
North America
larga
Denmer Lane
United States
Canada
May Oust Simons For Unauthorized Offers to Allies
The German White Book on the London conference notes Pan German and moderate papers agree Dr Simons exceeded his authority with an offer to the allies and may resign as foreign secretary. He is to speak to the foreign affairs committee of the Reichstag on Thursday as a contemplated move against him and King Alfonso. The premier declined to be accompanied home by an aid de camp citing risks of the trade.
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Associated Press
Bethn
London
Simons
relchatag
Renter'd Limited
Count Sforsa
Rome
high commission
Rhine
Italy
Pennsylvania Railroad Directors Order Salary Cuts Reiterated
The Pennsylvania Railroad directors adopt a resolution to reduce salaries and wages for officers and employees to match economic conditions. The plan aims for equity across job classes and emphasizes changes tied to earnings, local cost variances, and prior wage adjustments. A wage conference with Missouri Kansas Texas and St Louis San Francisco lines will address reductions.
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St Louis
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad
San Francisco
Other Large Roads to Cut Wages Says Labor Chief
Information from Chicago and Cleveland dated March 9 states major railroads plan wage cuts for all workers. M Jewell, chair of the committee, says the Pennsylvania lines announced reductions, with an official noting more cuts may follow. Brotherhood leaders vow to contest via the Railway Labor Board if no agreement is reached.
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Chicago
railway labor department
American Federation of Labor
M. Jewell
Pennsylvania lines
association of Western railway
Jewell
East
Cleveland
Ohio
railway labor board
WS Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire- Men and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Carter
Railway To Take 10 Us Retell Elizabeth New Jersey
A brief dispatch from Elizabeth New Jersey on March 9 notes a flat refusal of the proposal involving 2 000...
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N. J
Draft Evaders List To Be Published Soon
The War Department announced that the draft evaders list will be made public, with district compilations near completion. Local draft boards are conducting final checks to ensure evaders are properly identified and that those who served in the same branch of service are accounted for. The press will receive the compiled district rates once finalized, with completion expected in a few days.
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Central Railroad of New Jersey to use company s credit slips
William J Gesler president of the Central Railroad of New Jersey announced that pair shop employees would work and accept the company s credit slips as pay. Local merchants agreed to accept the slips in exchange for purchases. Gesler said the railroad s finances are like those of other railroads in the country and the trouble is a wage reduction issue.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
William J Gesler
Gesler
Advocate Laws to Force Railroad Board Action
Grand President Eli Fitzgerald of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks and Employes says Congress will introduce special-session legislation to compel railroads to follow Railroad Labor Board decisions. He warns that financially stressed lines will cut wages in defiance of the board and urges enforceable penalties to preserve peace in the industry.
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railroad labor board
Congress
Eli Fitzgerald
the
Brotherhood of Railway
Chicago
Fittagerald
Cummins-Eschact
Car Crash Near Sigmar Kills One and Injures Three
A large touring car skidded and overturned near Sigmar Md early today killing printer LeRroux of Washington instantly. Mrs LeBreux John Kelly and Mrs William Graff, all of Washington, were seriously injured and admitted to a hospital in Oxford Pa. Driver Walliam Graff, who escaped injury, was thrown through the windshield. The party,iming to reach Philadelphia before Kellys mother’s death, left Washington before dawn. Kelly is near death in Philadelphia awaiting his mother.
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Sigmar Md
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Ashley
Two Women Elected Mayors In Minnesota Elections
In Minnesota yesterday two women won mayoral offices in separate towns. Mrs D C Pierce was elected mayor of Goodbye and Mrs Mary Sim was chosen mayor of Winton, where Mrs Wilhelmina Hill was named city clerk. Other minor offices also filled.
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St Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Mra
D C Pierce
Mary Siin
Winton
Wilhelmina Hill
Ten Thousand Dress Workers Strike in New York
About 10,000 workers in dress factories across Greater New York walked out today. International Ladies Garment Workers union headquarters said the strike aims to restore pre reduction wage scales and secure union recognition and signed agreements across the industry.
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New York
International Ladies Garment Workers union
wwas
Blossom Seely Announces Marriage to Benny Fields
Vaudeville star Blossom Seely announced her marriage to Milwaukee native and stage partner Benny Fields. A civil ceremony took place in Chicago three weeks ago with a religious ceremony held there today. Moss Lesley was formerly married to major league pitcher Rube Marquard.
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Blossom Seely
Benjamin B Getsenfeld
Milwaukee
Benny Fields
Chicago
Moss Lesley
Rube Marquard
Advance to Hamborn Duisburg Keeps Order
Allied occupation reports in Berlin say Hamburg, Duisburg, and Ruhrort have been occupied without incident. Socialists praise the army, while workers show no sign of unrest as authorities pledge to keep order and curb strikes.
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Hamborn
Duisburg
Duesseldorf
Germany
Associated Press
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Mayence
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London
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international high commissioner
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