War Bonus Vote Draws Crowd as House Passes Bill
The House approved a $4 billion soldier bonus with a wide margin then sent it to the Senate amid intense debate. Galleries jammed, cheers and jeers filled the chamber as Speaker Gillett guided a historic day marked by party lines fading and a final roll call showing broad support from Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Lodge
Uncle Joe
Gillett
Bill
Senate
Associated Press
House
Illett
Capitol
Garrett
Tennessee
Campbell
Fordnay
Ways,and Means Committee
Sds
Garniér
Texas
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Treadway
Massacchusetts
Missing flying boat Miss Miami fades hope for six aboard
Miami March 23 An all day air search failed to find any trace of the Miss Miami, a flying boat with six aboard. Pilot Robert Moore and five passengers from Kansas City and Bremphis Tennessee were en route from Miami to the Bahamas when last heard of. Four planes and speed boats combed the coast and keys as night fell, with rough sea conditions reducing hopes of survival.
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Miami
Fla
Associated
Miss Miami
Robert Moore
Lawrence BE. Smith
Snd
August Bulte
Kansas, City, Mo
Bulte
Larabee 1 Flour Mills
Kansas City
Smith
Smith-Creaven Printing Company
Dickson
Tennessee
Hope Tonight
Ratify Treaty Today Details of Brandegee Proposals
A summary of debate on treaty ratification outlines proposals on amendments and reservations led by Albert W. Fox and Theo Washington Powt Go. It discusses whether to accept Brandegee reservations, anticipated roll calls, and a forecast of votes among Republicans and Democrats, with named senators noted and possible outcomes.
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Albert W. Fox
Goorsmitt, A
Theo Washington Powt'Go
Robinson
Johnson
America
Brandegee
Ball
Baresum
Calder
Gerry Glass
Harris
Harrison
Overman
Crow
Ena
Jonn
New Mexico
Keeney to Meet Baltimore Owners Tomorrow
A report indicates Keeney will meet with Baltimore owners and state officials, including committee members and senators, ahead of a conference regarding upcoming sittings and negotiations.
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Keeney
Ini
Baltimore
Tomorow
War on organized labor and miners strike details emerge
Reports outline negotiations and possible wage arbitration as 276,000 coal miners and operators face a strike. Labor leaders claim unions seek higher pay and better conditions while critics fear a broader effort to overthrow unions. Cleveland conference set to discuss wage scales and policy.
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Léwis Sand
Pall
Cleveland
Lewis
Alliante Haa
Daugherty Reports Violent Threats Amid War Debates
Fragmentary OCR notes show Daugherty declaring threats amid discussions of wars against violence. The garbled source hints at accusations and political contention without clear names or dates.
Fragmentary Quote Reflects Labor Reform Debate
Readable fragments mention organized labor and conditions in the country. Names and clear actions are obscured by garbled OCR, yielding a brief hint of debate over labor conditions and reforms without identifiable individuals or events.
Men Need Wider Culture Says Geddes
A fragmented public statement attributed to Geddes urges broader cultural understanding among men. The garbled text references ment aspects and conduct, with unclear references to medical or international bodies and a general call for study and reform.
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Geddes
Armistice Talks Split Over Asia Minor Peace Terms
The Journal argues no unconditional Turkish restoration and urges protecting Christian populations. It notes France and Britain reluctant to concede full Turkish sovereignty and hints at Turkish concessions being asked to secure peace amid regional power shifts.
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Sith Eien
Pacific
Asia + Minor
Des *Debatis
France
Britain
Turkey
Asia
Mifior
Market collapse hits German war costs
Germany's wartime economy shows a deep slump as third of weapon spending collapses, signaling a downturn in state finance. The Associated Press reports steep declines in the mark and broader financial pressures affecting army expenditures amid the demoralized economy.
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New- York
Assorciated
Germany
Meere Ate
Beris
Ite
British H class submarine loss reported at sea
A British H class submarine sank with all hands after an exercise off Europa Point Behaltar. The vessel carried 60 fathoms of depth capability and 28 crew members. Built under wartime programs, these subs featured two diesel engine sets and 13 knot surface speed with four torpedo tubes and a standard crew of 22.
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Apso
Europa Boint
Warrency Procran
Ulster Border War Signals Death Penalty Expansion
Reports from Belfast say Ulster border snipers with light machine guns threaten reconnoitering parties as two constables are killed by gunfire near Caledon. Parliament adds a death penalty clause for bomb throwing, and authorities discuss extending it to gun offenses. Bombs explode in Belfast wounding two women. raids target special constables amid ongoing violence.
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Irish Republican Army
Gobur
Ulster
Belfast
Aughnacloy
Caledon
Hxea
Fermanagh
Free State
Catedon
John ‘Murdock
Trillick
Tyrone
Police clash ends with possible reprimand for Van Winkle
Brooklyn police uproar centers on Mia Van Winkle head of the women’s bureau who allegedly refused to release two girls to their fathers. Officers and inspectors report a dispute over orders with Maj. Sullivan, while Commissioners Rudolph and Weller back the commissioner’s potential reprimand. The case sparked speculation of a broader fight over discipline in the department and has drawn taxpayers’ attention as investigators review actions at Union Station and the House of Detention.
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Campbell
Kaneds
Longworth
Ohio
Kitchin
North’ Carolina
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Greas
Ines
Ways” Means Committee
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London
Court of St. James
Woman's Bureau
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Mina C. van Winkte
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van Winkle
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Weller
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Lieut. van Winkle
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Union Station
O'Brien
Livingsted
House of Detention
Cornwell
Evan
Daniel Sullivan
Clifford L. Grant
van Win‘kie
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