Bonus bill tangled as Mondell seeks White House talks
The House leaders including Mondell announce a conference with President Harding on the soldiers bonus measure. Reports say the aim is to gain the President’s view on the compromise bill and whether to call up the bill tomorrow under suspension of rules. Key figures from the Ways and Means Committee and Republican leadership meet to map strategy.
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President Delays House Bonus Talk With Harding Plans
President Harding will discuss two government aid measures for veterans hospitalization and vocational training upon returning to Washington. He will meet Sunday night at the White House with Forbes Dawes Sawyer and American Legion officials, then not meet House Republican leaders until Monday.
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Harding Trip Over and Firm on Gratitude Policy
President Harding returns to Washington after Florida and plans a White House conference with Gen. Sawyer Dawes and Col. Forbes to review veteran care and disability programs. He reiterates support for soldier bonus revenue and aims to stay in office until Congress acts, with travel to Ohio for the Grant memorial and a June Marion visit.
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Pupil Toy Bombs Seized in Brooklyn Store
A penny toy bombed glass tubes sold in a Brooklyn store led to 1,606 seized items. Policemen removed the noisy, popping tubes after teachers complained of eye irritation. Some said the tubes were used by overseas troops to purify drinking water.
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Washington Debates Four-Power Pact in Senate
Renewed attacks on the Pacific treaty by Borah Johnson and Robinson clash with defense by Capper and Jones as Geddes is cited. The Brandegee reservation debates proceed while Lenroot and Borah sharpen criticisms of Shantung and China policy amid fears of secret agreements and limited consultation.
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Revolution Fails in Coahuila Uprising Report
El Paso reports the planned Coahuila revolution led by Gen Pablo Favela failed quickly. An allied claim notes Favela was wounded and died after a clash near Lerdo. Gen Ireneo Villereal and two followers were arrested in Presidio County awaiting case disposition. Diaz, linked to Carranza era upheavals, was killed near Hermosillo. A theater plans wireless music as substitute for the orchestra.
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Fire Aboard the Potomac Forces Crew to Battle Flames
Passengers recounts a midnight blaze aboard the Potomac from Bremen, 104 aboard locked in staterooms as fire spread through holds. Capt McLeod fought the inferno with pumps and a daring rudder maneuver, saving the ship after 16 hours of intense effort. Chief Engineer Gatland endured heat and fuses, cared for by the ship's surgeon.
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Wool shipment inquiry signals consular role in trade tale
Narrated report cites Richard Albrecht as chief officer who fired Puff the seaman after injuries. The Potomac had 36 tons water aboard. Consuls at Buenos Aires and Montevideo led an independent inquiry under U.S. guidance. Investigators indicate an American firm sent wool aboard a riverboat from Buenos Aires to a U M A, with export layers wrapped and duty at 80 percent.
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Five Seek Election to Succeed Sproul in Pennsylvania Race
Five Republicans and two potential others seek the governorship as a national and state political realignment unfolds. Gov Sproul withholds endorsements while McSparran leads Democratic attacks on centralization and extravagance. Pepper and Burke vie for Penrose seat. Crow’s health clouds Senate plans. Bell and Kalley contest Knox seat. Pinchot’s surprise entry rattles a fractured field.
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Philadelphia
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Surgery on 4 year old boy hurts shinbone in spine
In Philadelphia a 4 year old boy underwent an operation to remove a damaged shinbone from his spine. Doctors report the bone piece was diseased and removed from his back, with the limb restorable as the bone is expected to grow. Twenty minutes of operation time marked the procedure at the hospital.
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Gandhi Leads In Agitation Amid Global Tour
Descriptions of Gandhi’s leadership amid worldwide agitation unfold as he travels, with claims of Japanese adeptness at blinding tourists and widespread imperial aims. An interview recounts exhaustive questioning, revealing reflections on world ignorance, self-determination, and colonial legacies as spoken through Lord Northcliffe.
Northcliffe on News and World Change in a Global Tour
The interview reflects Sir Lord Northcliffe's views from travels through Cannes and Genoa and his outlook on politics and journalism. He cites Lloyd George and Briand, notes the conference as a handshake with blood on hands, and predicts sweeping world changes driven by nationalism and Islamic influences, while acknowledging his own cautious stance on politics.
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Gradual US Change Highlighted by Northcliffe Observation
Lord Northcliffe notes the United States has altered since his early view thirty years ago, becoming like another country yet maintaining core American character. He warns that nations recently touched by mass media and mobility changed faster, while Anglo-Indian terms shift and Pan-Islamism rises as a major global movement.
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