Fix on Fiscal Plans Second Amends Tariff Law Tariff Shift
President Harding will consider fiscal policy after a Capitol conference with Mellon and congressional committees. Republicans aim to pass an antidumping measure and a move to American valuation, reversing a century of foreign valuation. Soldier bonus costs may push expenditures above four billion dollars, shaping a swift tariff and revenue push after April 11.
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Mann Candidate for Spain Ambition Circles West Virginia Leaders
West Virginia Republicans press for Isaac Mann as ambassador to Spain or Italy. Reported preference for Spain with Mann among active party figures. President Harding weighs names as Congress awaits extraordinary session and shipping board chair search advances with R A C Smith still noted as a top candidate. Gen Pershing Crowder Wood considered for diplomatic and postwar duties as political realignments unfold.
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New Officials Sworn In To District Posts In Wake of Senate Action
The Senate confirmed Cano B. Rudolph and Capt James F. Crater as District commissioners. They will be sworn in at the District Building and assume duties on public utilities and zoned matters. Rudolph resigns as president of a bank to serve on the commission while Oyster also gains support from civic groups and faces questions about prior holdings.
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Recovery of Loot From City Post Office Robbery
Postal inspectors announce recovery of about 700,860 dollars worth of items stolen in the February 17 wartime style post office robbery. Beads valued at 145,000 dollars recovered in New York City with 27,060 dollars sent to Detroit. Detroit and Tol detectives credited for the recoveries.
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Japan's Yap Cable Ambition Shapes U S Japan Talks
Baron Kijuro Shidehara says diplomacy will settle U S Japan disputes including immigration and Yap island. He stresses Yap as a cable station not a naval base, and outlines Japan’s mandate view and efforts to secure a mutually satisfactory agreement with Secretary Hughes.
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Labor Unions Boost Belfast Relief Drive
The Plasterers union contributed 508 dollars for Belfast relief, surpassing its treasury by 16 dollars, as Captain Daran, head of the labor committee, announced. The Washington committee plans further appeals from other unions as a ten day relief drive begins Thursday. Committee members include Andrew J. Calleghan Thomas Kane Robert J. Barrett and Edward.
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Beaver bank closes after directors suspend operations
Beaver, March 14 The First National Bank of Beaver did not open today after a board meeting. State Bank Examiner Freak Miller attended the session and a notice announcing the bank’s closure and suspension of its operations was posted, signed by the bank's president.
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Denby to See Fleet Practice and Visit Blae Republics
Secretary of the Navy Denby will depart Washington for Guantanamo Cuba to observe target practice and winter maneuvers of the Atlantic Fleet. He will then tour Haiti and the Dominican Republic to inspect Marine stations, returning to Washington about April 5. He emphasizes the trip is for inspection only and not tied to marines withdrawal talks.
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Dublin Mourning as Six Are Hanged in Mount Joy
Dublin woke to a mass hanging of six men at Mount Joy Prison for murder and high treason tied to Irish resistance. Crowds swelled, work halted, and candles lit the dawn vigil as authorities posted the sentences and news of executions.
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Cadet Ends Life In Class At West Point
James L. Baum Jr of Atlantic City New Jersey a second classman at the United States Military Academy shot himself in the recitation hall in the presence of comrades He died later An inquest found he suffered dementia praecox and that he feared he would not become a good officer in a farewell letter to a fellow cadet he said he was taking his life
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