Doubt on Bonus Nile Harding Ready to Confer Compensation
Long Washington dispatches detail the soldiers bonus fight as Speaker Gillett returns and leans toward open debate while Kitchin urges a minority report opposing parts of the bill. Frear attacks Mellon and Crissinger, and Treadway and Tilson plan joint views.
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Associated Press
Washington
Gillett
House
Capitol
Kitchin
North Caronna
Flouse
Ways and Means
Mellon
Crissneer
Wall Street
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
Representative Treadway
Massachusetts
Representative Tilson
Connecticut
Ways and Means Committee
Melton
Juitchin
Wars and Means Committee
Grrne
Feras
Congress
Prosecutor Secures Mercy for Buddy Convict in War Hero Tale
Two convicts arraigned for auto theft and burglary. James F. Taylor, a World War II era veteran, pleads for clemency on behalf of his friend Herbert Conklin. Assistant DA John L. McDonnell delivers a wartime service appeal. Judge Crain suspends sentence citing Taylor’s military record as mitigating. Conklin, tearful, admits to past escape from Raleigh prison.
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New York
Associated Press
Crain
Orange County
Sing Sin
James F. Taylor
New Yorker
Herbert Conklin
Mountainville Mills
John L. McDonnell
Taylor
Conklin
France
Jim
North Carolina
Raleigh
Treaty Fight Wanes Democrats Debate Wilson Coup
The four power treaty ratification outlook brightens as GOP resistance halves, with Johnson renewing attacks and a dispute between Willis and Spencer over whether the pact is an alliance. France also weighs in on the dictionary meaning of alliance as debate continues. CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.
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Johnson
Willis
France
Opyright
Washington Post Co
Brandegee
Kellogg and
Spencer
Wilson
Senate
Spenser
van Dttter
Ohio
Missouri
Fletcher
Florida
Wilts
Whilhs
Alabama
Tokyo Bomb Hurler Killed Invading Imperial Grounds
A 30 year old man attempted to cross Nijubishi Bridge into the forbidden imperial palace grounds in Tokyo. He tried to throw a bomb at a guard, killing himself and the guard, as police halted the intrusion at 1 PM. Public Ledger dispatch.
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Tokyo
Forbidden
Imperial Palace
Himelf
the Public Ledger Co
Gen Felix Diaz Slain Near Ortiz Station in Sonora
Nogales Ariz March 17 Gen Felix Diaz nephew of Porfirio Diaz former Mexican president was shot and killed today near Ortiz Station midway between Hermosillo and Guaymas in Sonora according to advices received tonight.
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Nogales
Ariz
Felix Diaz
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Ortiz Station
Sonora
Mex
Hermosillo
Guaymas
Premier to stick says statement in London amid coalition worries
A statement denied Lloyd George will resign in two weeks and said he plans to stay ten more days at Griccieth Wales before going to Genoa. It promises to tackle home politics on return. Derby declined the Indian portfolio citing service outside the government.
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Lloyd George
Genoa
London
Associated Preas
Premer Lloyd George
Griccieth
Wales
Montegu
India
Cambridge
Tme
Labor Party
Earl of Derby
Lord Derby
Austen Chamberlain
Mr. Lloyd George
East African Fighting Claims 20 Killed in Nairobi
London report says twenty natives died and thirty were wounded in Nairobi after protests over Thuku's arrest. Demonstrators, armed with sticks, challenged police who used bayonets and later fired when mobs charged the palisade. Troops arrived as rioters scattered after heavy casualties.
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London
Nairobi
British East Africa
Thuku
Saye
Ypolicia
Coal Parley Breaks Down as Officials Press for Conference
Secretary Davis reported coal operators in the central bituminous field largely refused to meet with United Mine Workers to negotiate a new working agreement, with Illinois operators the only notable exception. Indiana and Ohio groups wavered or withdrew, while some associations pressed for representation and wage adjustments. Representative Bland urged federal force to convene discussions, arguing high coal prices burden consumers.
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Associated Press
Davis
United Mine Workers
Illinois
Indiana Coal Operators’ Association
Labor
Harding
Bland
Indiana
Biand
Representative Snyder
Republican
New York
Eana
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Coal Operators Association
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway, Coal Operators Association
Panhandle Coal Operators Association
Ohio
Southern Ohio Coal Operators Association
Doubt on Bonus Rule and Other Page Notes
Index to Today's Issue lists items across departments. Highlights include Harding ready to confer and treaty fight waning, mine owners rejecting parley, Lloyd George to keep office, and various notes on politics, society, religion, legal records, and local markets.
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Harding
Italy
Buddy
Lloyd George
Kahn
Gov. Realy
India
French envoy defends Washington pact at stormy Paris hearing
Paris observers report a fiery joint hearing where Premier Briand and ministers Sarraut and Poincare faced sharp questions on France's Washington armament conference role. Sarraut praised the results as favorable to France, while Poincare warned France will refuse future conferences without equal footing, and critics pressed about early deliberations.
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Paris
Associated Press
Premier Poincare
Albert Sarraut
France
Washington
M. Sarraut
M Brigade
M Pomeare
Briand
Poineare
Wen
M. Andre Tardieu
M. Poincare Rep
Tam
Escudier
Navy Commission
Poincare
M. Garrant
Dog Named Buddy Declares Ownership in Court
In a 11 municipal court case, Judge Kimball ruled that Buddy the white samoyede, the main witness, would decide who owned him between Gen Eli A Helmick and Keeley Morse. Helmick testified he bought the dog in 1948 and kept him in Washington. Morse claimed ownership earlier, with witnesses supporting his claim. The court awarded Buddy to Helmick and both sides indicated plans to appeal.
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Gen. Helmick
Buddy
Keeley Morse
Animal
Court of Appeals
Eli A Heimek
DU S A
F Street Northwest
Palw Moe Fo Howe
Gen Helmick
Morse
Kimball
Steash
Mrs. Helmick
Strasburger and Rappaport
Baldwin
Kans
Washington
Helmick
Bancroft Place
New York City
Julius I. Peyser
Maud,Fellheimer
Italy Moves to Occupy Fiume Protect Legal Government
Rome reports that Italy ordered a military occupation of Fiume to uphold the Rapallo treaty obligations and install a legal government capable of restoring order and promoting industry. Foreign Minister Schanzer defended Italy’s action, rejected Giuriati’s appointment, and warned against threats to Yugoslav consulates in Italy.
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Associated Press
Rome
Fiume
Trieste
Sanna
Rapallo
Italy
Zanella
Chamber of Deputies
Foregn
Schanzer
Tdiwa
Trajan
Fiuman
Signor Bohanser
Jugoslavia
Belgrade
Fire in Biscay governor escort in Bilbao
An attempted attack on Governor Fernando Gonzalez Regueral of Biscay today in Bilbao left one police escort mortally wounded and another slightly wounded. The four assailants, encountered during a city walk, fled after a pistol duel broke out.
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Bilbao
Spain
Iie
Fernando Gonzalez Regueral
Province of
Biscay
Iis
McAdoo Named Bank of Italy General Counsel
In San Francisco on March 17, the Bank of Italy announced the appointment of William G. McAdoo as general counsel. McAdoo had served as of counsel for the bank while practicing in New York, and his move to California enabled the higher post. The bank described the change as a significant advancement for both McAdoo and its operations.
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House
McNon
Crissinger
New York
Boston
Washington
New York City
Melon
Ways and Means
Joan Mone
San Francisco
William G. McAdoo
Bank of Italy
McAdoo
California
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Nile Harding
Frear Atacks Mellon
Fordney
Ways and, Means Committee
White House
St Augustine
Fla
Mondell
Daugherty
Palm Beach
Nicholas Murray Butler
Cass Gilbert
Mia Weeks
Sarah Butler
Chauncey M. Depew
New_York
Sawyer
Christian
Later Tauight
Country Club
Appeal
Bar of Justice
McDonnell
Cief
Smitash
Egument
Belgium
Flanders
Himdenburg
107Th
Sing Sing
Adv
Lord Northcliffe
Japan
China
Palestime
Fiji Islands
Australia
New Zealand
Hawaii
Sunday Post
Brandegee Reservation
Albert W. Fox
Imperial Grounds
Ortiz
Derby
Montagu
Earl Tells Gathering
Blair
World Force Meeting
Decline Interstate Plan
Sarraut
U. S
Kansas
Fiame
Maj
Giuriati
Signor Schanzver
Itzhan
Fiemme
Italus
Maj Giuriat
Itali
Signor
Giurtat
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