Harding Will Not Sign Bonus Bill on Tax Plan
President Harding weary of bickering and pressuring Congress, vows to approve only a postponement of soldier compensation or a sales tax levy to raise funds. He rejects other proposals, criticizing a make shift House bill as not meeting his policy, while lawmakers press for action during his Florida vacation aboard Edward B. McLean's houseboat.
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MacNider Deems Bonus Bill a Child of Congress
Greenville S C March 10 Hanford MacNider national commander of the American Legion said the bonus legislation before Congress was initiated by and a child of Congress. The remarks came as officials of the Legion gathered at Greenville to discuss the pending measure.
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Darwinism Cult Not to Be Taught in State Schools
The Darwinism cult teaching is prohibited in all state supported public schools and higher learning institutions by a rider to the general appropriation bill passed by the Senate. Commander MacNider said the American Legion did not push compensation measures and pledged to fight for the man fighting for his life. The remarks were made to 306 disabled veterans at Hospital No. 23, Camp Sevier.
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Delay Bonus Bill Report Two Days
House to act within ten days on the adjusted compensation certificate plan for war veterans. Fordney and committee leaders expect a favorable report Monday with a safe Republican Democratic majority. Debates to be limited under suspension of rules March 20, credit implications for banks and heirs discussed.
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Treatys Fate Seen With Large Senate Majority Likely
Test vote on the four power treaty looms as Senator Lodge seeks continuous session until the Robinson amendment is decided. The outcome is foregone, but the size of the majority for ratification remains the key question, with debate centering on authorship and steps to abrogate the Anglo Japanese alliance prior to the final pact approval.
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Two Women Fight in Pistol Battle Between Gang and Dry Detectives
New York March 10 two women and two men said to be Canadian rum runners opened fire when prohibition squad detectives raided a Charlton Street house used as a whisky terminal. One detective shot in the shoulder. Three suspects captured, one escaped. One thousand bottles of Scotch seized. Marie Pamero 27 aided entry. firefight erupted on stairs and landing. Frank Celam, chauffeur, admitted to hauling whisky from Canada. George Bauch, 26, a boatman, shot dead while fleeing a launch. Albert Fosberg tied to the Imatra murder inquiry. four others detained for questioning.
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Soft coal miners finish strike vote held across unions
The hard fought strike vote for soft coal miners wrapped up across local unions with unofficial estimates suggesting a majority in favor of a wage stand. Union officials see little chance of an interstate conference with operators as Davis urged talks in Washington seems unlikely to occur.
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Lifeboat ordeal recounted after Atlantic wreck voyage
Skipper G J Hornsworthy and crew aboard the Eileen Lake recount 80 hours of hunger and exposure after their schooner sprang a leak off Newfoundland and abandoned ship. The Belgian steamer Persier rescued them, then the Corsican brought them to Antwerp. Also aboard were shipwrecked Optimist crew saved by Amptico, with further notes on their voyage.
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Bank Bandits Rob New Braunfels Bank in Quick Larceny
Five armed men robbed the New Braunfels State Bank 80 miles north of San Antonio, taking gold jewelry and bonds valued at thousands plus $60,000 in bonds. The heist occurred in five minutes with no shots fired. A posse pursued toward the mountains before the robbers eluded pursuers.
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Fidelity Union Trust bans short sleeves and bare arms for workers
Newark March 16. The Fidelity Union Trust Company directors decree that starting April 1 all 200 female employees must wear full garments with long sleeves and floor-length skirts, while male workers will swap shirtsleeves for coats. The rule targets clothing, forbidding shirtsleeves and bare arms in the bank’s uniform policy.
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Hold Steamer for Patient Special Train Rushes to Ship
Antonio Pinzon, Bogota planter and politician, arrived aboard the steamship Santa Marta and was rushed to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. A Bogota specialist arranged a special train to Cartagena to meet the ship, causing a two hour hold-up.
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Broker Loses End Life In New York Hotel
Franklin L. Seligsberg, NYSE member, shot himself in an uptown hotel room after severe market losses and fear of further speculation. A note to his brother explained his action. He was a San Francisco native, separated from his wife, and their 17 year old daughter Manotte visited often. She last called out the hotel Thursday.
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Illinois doctor, 62, writes own death record
Dr M Agnew, aged 62, lifelong Illinois physician, died in Carbondale. He diagnosed his ailment and prepared his own death certificate, which another physician signed after his death, ending a 62 year practice.
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Fierce fighting in Rand as miners clash and martial law declared
In Johannesburg the Rand bursts into violence as strikers, commandos, and police fight across Brakpan Fordaburg and Newlands. Martial law is proclaimed, headquarters seized, 27 policemen captured, seven special constables killed, and casualties reported on both sides amid chaos and fear. Smuts warns of gravest crisis while natives are said peaceful.
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Ford blocked in bid to oust minority stockholders
Special to The Washington Post New York March 10 Henry Ford sought to purge unproductive stockholders from the Detroit Toledo and Ironton Railway but the Interstate Commerce Commission blocked the move. Minority holders led by Alexander L Strouse Leon Tanebaum and Benjamin M Strauss hold under 2 percent of shares and vow to stay allied with Ford.
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Won’t Sign New Bonus Bill Delay Bonus Measure Report Test on Treaty Near Women Battle Dry Agents Hot Fighting in Rand Gandhi Under Arrest Lieutenant Slain in Belfast Miners Finish Strike Vote 2 To Solve Housing Problems Ban School Hall Scenery Sees Disregard for Laws Fight for Feeble Minded 3 Wants Rhine Bill Settled Trade Gain Now Permanent 4 Submits Radiophone Plan Attack Bill for 19 Judges 5 Tokugawa Makes Denial Ends Race to Vote for Pope Editorial Comment 7 Society 8 Features 10 Legal Record 11 Lerten Spirit in Pulpits 12 Hunery Jobless Jailed 18 Broker's Pictures His Ruin Yeast Plant Ban Lifted 14-15 Financial 16-17 Sports 13 Question Fudge Moncure 20 Pictures
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Belfast Street Tragedy Amid Rising Fatalities in Belfast
In Belfast Lieut Bruce of the Seaforth Highlanders was murdered on Albert street in the Falls road by men believed to be Sinn Fin. Constable Cullen died later of wounds from the Falls road attack. Protestants and Catholics have sustained heavy losses since July 1920 totaling 126 Catholics and 42 Protestants. Denials followed of an Orangeman planned onslaught. In Limerick amid tension business declines as Hostile forces stand firm. Quartermaster Hurley freed from hunger strike. Capt O Shaughnessy to be released after a hunger strike.
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Steamer New York Bought For Direct Dublin Line
The Irish American line announced the purchase of the steamer New York for a direct passenger service between New York and Dublin. Maiden voyage to occur April 18 under the new ownership, with a 10,000 ton capacity and accommodations for 1,400 passengers. Irish-Americans will man the vessel.
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Turkish punitive expedition against Greeks in Pontus region
In Constantinoale March 10, a Turkish punitive expedition led by Fethi Bay began against Greeks in Pontus near the Black Sea. Turkish divisions cordoned Basra and Samsun where Greek resistance was strongest. fierce fighting produced heavy losses on both sides. The Kemalists claimed repulsing a Greek attack on the Meander front as Turkish fronts intensified under Allied watch.
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India crisis deepens as Gandhi arrested in Ahmedabad
Bombay dispatch reports Mohandas K. Gandhi arrested in Ahmedabad on charges of sedition. London sources say Derby offered the India secretary post if Reading resigns, with Amery, the Dukes of Devonshire and Lords under consideration. Press reports note liberal conservative strains in the coalition and Montagu’s stance on India publicity. Sajpat Rai, Indian nationalist, sentenced to two years for sect meeting act violations.
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