Foreign posts and interior appointments dominate White House
The piece outlines likely appointments under President Harding including Myron T Herrick as ambassador to France, George Harvey to Britain, William Miller Colter to Italy, and Col Marvel rumored for the court of St James. It notes George Wharton Pepper as solicitor general, Guy D Goff as assistant attorney general, and interior department moves with William Spry named commissioner of the general land office and others awaiting confirmation.
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George Wharton Pepper
Sort of Lish
Land Ofice—Ohio Leaders Center
White House
The
Washington Post Co
Myron T Herrick
Cleveland
Ohio
France
George T Harvey
Sew Jersey
Great Britain
William Miller Colter
George Washington
Italy
Col Marvel
court of St. James
cabin
Herrick
Franco mm
Senate
Sazac T Wann
Spain
West Virginia
Mann
Hugres
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
United States
Department of Justice
Guy D Goff
George Sutherland
Utah
United States Supreme court
Interior
E C Finney
board of law review
Interior Department
Gov Spry
Clay Tallman
Arizona
Taylor
Alexander’ Vogelsang
Kansas
Finne
commissioners of pensions
patent office
Porto Rico
Harding Named Honorary President by Boy Scouts
President Murcheg was notified yesterday of his election to honorary president of the Boy Scouts of America. Colin A. Livingstone of Wingdon Motimer L. Schiff of New York and Federal Trade Commissioner F Thompson with James E West and eight top scouts in the National Capital conveyed the appointment to the White House.
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Harding
Boy Scouts
Murcheg
Boy Scouts of America
Colin A. Livingstone
Wington
Mortimer L. Schiff
New York
Fhompson
James E West
White House
White House visitors and talks signal policy debates
The article notes a parade of figures at the White House as President meets or plans to meet, including Mr O Connor amid labor and railway board speculation, and D R Crissinger arriving as comptroller of the currency. Western senators push for wool embargo relief, while Gen Jacob Coxey carries a Socialist message about Debs and a potential White House picket decision.
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dable
South
White House
tim
O'Connor
Labor
E Sessions
Sessions Engineering Company
Sessions
shipping board
R_ Crissinger
Marion
Washington
C R Clifton
La Rue
Hoke Donahan
Crissinger
Arm bassador Jusserand
France
Cameron
Arizona
Borah
Idaho
Poindexter
Smoot
Utah
St@nchfield
Oregon
West
Weathe galt
Jacob 4. Coxey
Massillon
Ohio
Coxey
Coaey
Socialist party
New York
Eugene V Debs
Atlanta
Newberry Charge Stands Declined to Enter Motion
Grand Rapids, March 16. United States Attorney Myron H Walker announced the DOJ request to drop the perjury charge against United States Senator Truman S Newberry. Newberry declined to enter the motion and refused to discuss the matter. The charge, tied to a New York affidavit, involved alleged false statements about campaign expenditures in 1938. It preceded Supreme Court review and had not gone to trial. Originally, New York dropped it after three witnesses refused to testify.
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Grand Rapids
Mid
United States
Myron H Walker
Michigan
Department of Justice
Truman S Newberry
United States Supreme Court
Newberry
New York
Improved Times For District Labor Forecast
A February survey by the Department of Labor shows unemployment across trades in the District, especially building, with a surplus of common labor. The bulletin notes a bottoming business mood, slow move to better times, high rents, limited mortgage funding, and delays in school construction due to rising building costs and labor shortages.
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Department of Labor
bulletin
mortzage
bindi ng
Gongeess
exme
Return of German Owned Property Faces Complex Policy Clash
President Harding weighs how to dispose of German owned property seized during World War I. Custodian Thomas W Miller begins duties amid a flood of complaints. estimates value ranges from 800 million to 1.09 billion dollars with about 200 lawsuits pending. Congress may be asked to set policy or transfer oversight to the Justice Department under Attorney General Daugherty.
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Congress
GEORGE ROTHWELL BROWN
Washington Post Co
Harding
Daugherty
White House
Thomas W Miller
Washington
United States
shipping board
Department of Justice
court of claims
office of allen
Doughty
Police Drive on Underworld Continues Seven Drug Arrests
The clean up campaign raided the city again, arresting seven suspects for Harrison narcotic law violations amid praise from citizens. Maj. Gessford praised raids begun with Internal Revenue agents and predicted reduced bootleg whisky and dope trafficking.
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Harrison
Maj
Gessford
j police
Internal revenue
George Philp Smith
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Henry Burch
Irving street
Frederick Houson National hotel
Edward L. Mitchell
EB street
George P Murphy
Ninth street
Roy B Bryant
Maryland avenue
Third street
Maj Gessford
Washington Post
Waiver at Clara Hamon murder trial shocks Oklahoma court
Ardmore Oklahoma March 16 The defense in the Clara Smith Hamon murder case shocked the court by waiving its right to argument and asking immediate submission to the jury after the prosecution completed its opening. Judge Champion adjourned until tomorrow as the State reviews the law.
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Jake L. Hamon
Clara Kamen
Clara Hannon
Ben Harrison
Judge Champion
H KE. Brown
Hamon
Clara Haroon
Ardmore
Okla
Associated Press
Clara Smith
Jake
Hamon Olahoma
H HY Brown
Thomas W Champion
Clara Hamon
Federal Trade Commission urges charges against stationers' trusts
The FTC in a report to the Department of Justice recommends that charges of operating a trust be brought against the Chicago Stationers Association, the National Association of Stationers and all affiliated bodies. Action likely after the Hardwood Lumber Association cases before the Supreme Court.
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Cmeano
oraren
Feoeral Trade Commission
Department of Justice
stationers’ trade
Chicago Stationers assodiation
National Association of Stationers
department
commission
Hardwood Lumber association
Supreme Court
France’s Viviani Mission Seeks French American Amity
President Harding conferred with French Ambassador Jusserand as France plans the Viviani mission to Paris. The purpose is to express goodwill, strengthen fraternal ties, and secure American sympathy for France’s policy toward Germany while noting that league of nations talks are sidelined for now.
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Paris
Two Peoples—League
Washington Poat Co
Harding
Whites House
Jules J. Tusserand
Vivian
Viviani
M. Jusserand
France
foreign office
Mo Jusserand
White House
M Jusserand
M. Vivian
league of nations
Germany
Europe
United States
Mr. Harding
Harding to Honor Unknown Soldier in Arlington Rites
President Harding seeks to honor an unknown American soldier in Arlington National Cemetery on Armistice Day. War Department officials say he will take part in the ceremonies and Congress may be asked to award a Congressional Medal of Honor.
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Harding
Arlington National cemetery
emssarien
Senate
Cabot Lodge
Philander C Knox
Zayas Elected Cuban President In Partial Election
Havana March 16 Dr Alfredo Zayas y Alfonso was elected president in partial Cuba elections held yesterday He expects enough support in congress to form a government by May 20 and work toward uniting conservative and popular parties into a single group no cabinet choices have been made yet.
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Havana
Associated Press
Alfredo Zayas
Alfonso
Cuba
eleet
national congress
Zavan
Grain prices slip as wholesale rates drop in St Louis
The market reports a 27 12 cent wholesale decline at St Louis Missouri on March 16 with a price of 251 cents per dozen for the grade, marking a several year low. The move sits 27 percent below February 1 levels, as commission men note the lower quotation.
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Loui
Allies Demand Gold for German Reparations Plan
Allied reparations notes demand Germany deposit one billion gold marks by March 28 and complete twenty billion marks by May 1, with April 1 set for a foreign loan proposal. Germany may substitute merchandise or securities, and faces pressure to draw on assets rather than profits, amid debates on Article 235 and past credits.
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Berlin
Brand
Teutons
Pang
allied reparations commission
Germany
bank of France
Bank of England
Federal Reserve Bank am
United States
merka Germany
stom Peyrvary
sugger
S.ing
Asseta
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William M. Collier
HARRY W. PRICE
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Riley
Carmi Bompson
Harry Orton
Cincinnat
Thompson
Tost
bern
Walter Browne
Toledo
Wiite House
T V. O'Connor
Department of Tibor
NEWBERRY CHARGE
Harding and
T W. Miller
Underworld
Genral
Daughtry
Miller
attorneys. co
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Turing
Birs. Smith
Mra Smith
Clara
Brow
Brown
Bamons
T J Irwin
CHARGE STATIONERS’ TRUST
Trade Commission
Department'of of Justice
Vivians
ALBERT W. FOX
Orman
Mouseerand
Belgium
Japan
Arlington
M Vivians
Mr Harding
A. Jusserand
Vivian tisdfon
Hardings
Hughes
America
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EAGS
St. Lous
CONSTANTIVE
George
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chamber of deputies
tenny
Brian
socialla
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Duisburg
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Denen
Athene
Constantne
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Tormaten
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