Bonus bill fight stalls suspension of rules in House
Republicans push to raise the soldiers bonus through under a rules suspension with a Thursday target. President Harding declines to recommend measures, urging Congress to handle the issue, while Mondell Gillett and other leaders maneuver through conference talks to decide the bill's fate and timing.
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Associated Press
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White House
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Wyoming
Treasury
Congress
Reales
House Committee
Ways and Means
Crow Withdraws From Senate Race For Health Reasons
Pittsburgh March 20 Senator Wm E Crow gives up bid to succeed Philander Gy in the Republican primary next May due to failing health. Dr Crow of Uniontown says the withdrawal follows medical advice while David A Reed of Pittsburgh enters the race for the same primaries.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Wm. E.crow
Philander Gy
Republian
Crow
Crows
Uniontown
Friends of Mass
David A.reed
Premier to Seek Confidence Vote in Commons
Lloyd George plans a return to London to request a vote of confidence as speculation mounts about his resignation. The coalition would press on, possibly under a new leader, with Worthington-Evans signaling support for cabinet members to keep country steady. The appointment of Lord Winterton as undersecretary for India was announced.
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London
Associated Press
Criccieth
Wales
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Evening Star
Northcliffe
Wandsworth Constitutional Club
Worthington - Evans
Harl of - Winterton
India
Grandchild Fatality Play Ends in Firearm Incident
In New York on March 20 a six year old girl Emma Bauer died after a pretend circus game led her grandfather Ernest Fuchs to seize a pistol from a sideboard. The shot pierced her heart. Uncle Richard Fuchs was arrested for possessing the pistol without cause. police released the grandfather.
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Emma Bauer
Swork
Richard
Ernest Fuchs
Grandma Fuchs
Brandpa
Emma
Richard Fuchs
Poincare Confirms Pledge to Pay Debt to U S
Paris March 20 Premier Poincare authorized confirmation of his earlier statement to the finance committee that France intends to pay its debt to the United States. The pledge follows comments by former minister Loucheur at Lyons last month asserting France could not pay a cent.
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Paris
Finance Committee
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Frahee
United States
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M. Loucheur
Lyons
France
Borah
Senate
Great Britain
Pacific
Council On Foreign Relations
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Paul D. “Cravath
Morgan & Co
Britain
Japan
America
Lodge
Underwood
Cravath
New York
Senator Borah
Third Maine election report on votes and 1920 context
Fragmentary note cites J R Nelson winning in the Third Maine race with reference to Ernest L McLean Democrat and the 1920 voting context. Mentions 60 small towns land plantations and first women vote, with unclear totals and final outcomes.
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Ernest L.mclean
Miners Outline Strike Policy Friday In Cleveland
The United Mine Workers of America plan a Friday meeting in Cleveland to outline a strike policy for the bituminous miners. John L. Lewis, international president, announced the policy committee, chosen at the Indianapolis convention, to direct union affairs during a suspension beginning April 1. The 126-member panel includes the scale committee, district reps, and international board members to advise members on unforeseen developments and protect miners' interests.
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Associated Press
The
United Mine Workers of América
John L. Lewis
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International Conjvention
Eat
Indianapolis
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Negotiatie Maniera
Wontalii
Edoptel
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International
Lewis Calls Labor Section of Arbitration Conference
John L. Lewis, international president of the United Mine Workers, announced a preliminary conference of the labor section of the anthracite miners and anthracite wage arbitration committee to begin sessions tomorrow. He will chair the first two days, then Philip Murray will take over while Lewis attends a Cleveland session of the policies committee. The Cleveland meeting is linked to possible mine shutdowns in April if owners refuse to confer on a new wage scale.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
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Leis
Philip Murray
International Union
Lewis
Cleveland
Cleveland Corfeteriae
Union
Engagement Announced Before Tragic Death in Boston
Miss Pauline Virginia Clark announced her engagement to Bayard Wharton of Harvard, son of Philadelphia banker Henry Wharton, five hours before she died by poison in her Boston apartment. Miss Ona Cosakie, a guest at the party, testified that she saw the vial and that Wharton admitted Clark’s engagement prior to the death.
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Prena
Pauline Virginia Clark
Palvorcee
Bayard | Wharton
Harvard
Henry Wharton
Philadelphia
Rabbi Surrenders Self in Prohibition Violation Case
A Brooklyn rabbi accused of violating the Volstead Act by conspiring to distribute liquor surrendered to United States authorities today. The case arises after a warrant was issued in Philadelphia and involves charges tied to prohibited activity.
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Aley
United St
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Philadelphi
Det al
Prohibition
Kramer
Ulster North and South Dig In as Frontline Tensions Rise
London reports Great Britain watches with interest as sniping and weapons escalate between unionist and Irish Republican forces along the Ulster border from Aughnacloy to Caledon. Incendiaries, bridges damaged, and travelers disrupted while Cork remains tense after St Patrick’s Day abductions. The Belfast front lines tighten with rifle fire and machine gun sweeps as fears grow of a first clash near Caledon County Tyrone.
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London
Britain
Owith
Balfast
Cork
St. Patrick's
Ulster
Evening News
Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Gatuall
Caledon
County Tyrone
Pal Seeks Six Years for President in Election
A fragmented notice appears to request a six year term for a presidential position. The text references Catholic involvement and a prayer theme linked to a bishop named Carlos and a Mandal of Prayer. The readable parts are sparse and the overall meaning remains unclear.
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Pal
Borah Charges Pact Captures Attention in Debate
A broad index highlights key items including Borah charges on a secret pact and Nelson winning in Maine, with notes on Ulster alarm and Turkish peace efforts. Other items cover housing, strikes, mergers, theft probes, and political maneuvers as the issue profiles ongoing national concerns.
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Borah
Nelson
Maine
Ulster
Florida Iquor
Dulaney
Rhine
Gandhi
Financial
Dulaney Weds Teacher In Washington Era News
Benjamin L Dulaney aged 65 marries Elma Dykes 23 in La Belle Kansas before Dulaney's daughter and friends. Bride to teach music, later travel to Chicago for Boy Scouts meeting, then to Kansas and around the world. Dulaney, financier and clubman, heads coal interests and is a Mason with Paris exile links. Prohibition agent resigns.
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Chicago
Dulaney
Lee
la Belle
Carlton
Dykés
LaBelle
St. Louis
Lincoln
Nebr
Benjamin Lewis
Paris
Clib
Hillyer Place
William Grubert resigns linked to Staunton district still case
William Grubert, attached to the Staunton prohibition enforcement office in Virginia, whose name was mentioned in disclosures about a district still operation, has submitted his resignation to Commissioner Haynes amid the recent raid.
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William Grubert
Staunton
Prohibition Enforcement
Taxes Paid in Melion Estimate in Doubt Revealed
The Treasury reports payments of Md 1 instalment and shows deposits, with the reserve banks cited. A figure of $797,000,000 appears amid the accounting notes.
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Melion
Amsceta
Treasury
Genoa Conference Seen To Gain From Pacified Asia Minor
In Paris and Rome reports say a Turkish Greek armistice will open Genoa talks on Near East peace. French and British ministers seek revised Sevres terms with Greece and Turkey. An eventual halt to hostilities is hoped as curbs and commissions plan to stabilize Constantinople and Thrace.
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Asia Minor
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Paris
Turkey
Greece
Pafia
Sevres
Muodifica- Hongsin - Faver
Thrace
France
Signor Schanzer
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Straits
Abgora
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