Home Building Aids Urged by Senators and Calder
Senator Calder leads a Senate reconstruction report calling for long term money, federal divisions for housing data, and control of coal profiteering. It outlines about 15.9 billion dollars needed for railroads, houses, utilities, and infrastructure, with reforms to transportation, banks, and public utilities to speed construction and standardize codes.
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William S Kenyon
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Mexican officials scrutinized as funds remain unaccounted
A Washington observer reports on Mexico amid ongoing reforms. Diplomatic tensions persist as questions about treasury funds remain unanswered while officials project progress to impress American visitors. Locals report distress outside Mexico City and unreliable rail service casts doubt on regime stability.
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Hardings at Church Easter Guests and Auto Ride
President Harding and Mrs Harding attended Easter services at Calvary Baptist Church with Charles G Dawes and were later joined by Col F W Galbraith and other officials. After luncheon at the White House they walked the grounds and then took an automobile ride before dining at the White House.
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American Legion
Women urge world disarmament conference call at National theater
At a mass meeting sponsored by the Woman's World Disarmament Committee, E F McGrady pledges AFL backing and calls for President Harding to initiate a worldwide disarmament conference. Senator Borah links armaments to wars, warns naval competition could trigger future conflict, and notes heavy wartime debt and taxation burdens. Speakers include Mrs Ida Clyde Clarke and Mrs Jessie H McKaye.
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American Federation of Labor
James A Frear
Ida Clyde Clarke
Jessie H. McKaye
Florence Kelley
New York
Plate Printers Union Donates 500 to Irish Relief
The Plate Printers' union local No 2 voted to donate 500 to the Irish relief fund at yesterday's meeting in the Typographical temple. The executive secretary was authorized to raise a general collection among members. Delegates to the Maryland and District of Columbia labor convention in Saulbury Md, elected in April, include Frank J Coleman, James Windsor and Eimer Jordan. After the meeting a social session distributed two rabbits and castor oil among children, noting a cautious remark about government expenditure.
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Obrepon
Gompers Attacks Friends Of Reds In Labor Backlash
Samuel Gompers of the AFL denounces as unpatriotic Americans the unions condemning his stance toward the Russian Soviet government. He cites misinformation and argues trade with Russia should continue, detailing past embargoes and asserting future recognition only with a representative Russian government.
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Killing acquittals in Tennessee deputy case noted
Renton Tennessee reports that M C Davis postmaster L Davis and McCamy brothers were acquitted by a Polk County jury in a killing of Deputy Sheriff Tucker Headrick during a dance quarrel over transporting liquor. Headrick shot in the back while arresting a McCamy, and an alias defense influenced the verdict.
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Public Will View Body of Cardinal Gibbons
News from Baltimore reports the body of Cardinal James Cardinal Gibbons to lie in state in the cathedral from Monday morning to Thursday, with laymen guard and public viewing daily 11 am to 11 pm. Funeral rites include a requiem high mass and a structured procession with clergy and dignitaries from the church and state. Messages of condolence arrive from officials and international figures awaiting the cardinal’s funeral.
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Louis Carnal Begin
Canada
William Cardinal O'Connell
House Organs and Cooperation in Southern Mills
Cooperation between employers and workers boosts progress in industrial life, as Southern cotton mills show through active mill house organs. The article praises inclusive coverage, worker development, and welfare programs from physical and domestic departments to free medical services, highlighting mutual goodwill and improved living conditions. Compiled by Massengwie Advertising Agency, Avanta, Georgia.
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