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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1922

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Blair at Odds With Associates Over Appointments Scandal

Assistant Secretary Dover halted appointments in the Internal Revenue and Prohibition offices amid clashes with Commissioner Blair. Opposition leaders in Congress and the Antisaloon League demand Blair's resignation as Harding is urged to intervene. The conflict centers on reorganization, publicity methods, and a controversial Fleischman case granting a brewery permit.

Internal Revenue Blair Harding Clouse Senate Antisaloon League Congress Elmer Dover Prohibition Haynes Waynes Dover Internal Revenue and Customs Treasury Department Internal Revenue Bureau Carl E. Grabill Grabill New Orleans Flair Imps Ppiyed Fied Ican National Committee Ae Renley Capitol Treasury Commissioner of Internal Revenue Fleischman Alcohol Piel Trothers

World Has Lost Hilarity Says Daugherty At Hearing

Attorney General Daugherty told the House appropriations committee there is less hilarity in the world as crime declines and the country settles down. Representative Tin kham interrupted, noting that people are compelled to settle up and settle down. The remarks framed the administration’s fiscal year needs.

Associated Press Daugherty House Appropriation Committee Tinkham Massachusetts

Turks May Resist Loss of Adrianople in Allied Peace Plan

Paris dispatch reports French officials expect Turkey to counter the proposed treaty terms that would award Adrianople to Greece. Memoranda to Greece and both Turkish governments outline Dardanelles freedom, Turkish sovereignty over Asia Minor, and Armenian protections under the League of Nations. Adrianople to Greece, Gallipoli to Greece, with compensation to Greece and Turkish regaining lands under a new regime.

Paris Associated Press Turkey Adrianople Greece Constantinople Angora Serres Dardanelles Bosphorus Asia Minor Caucasus Persia Mesopotamia Mediterranean Aegean League of Nations League Gallipoli Agaure Mussulman Peru

All Women Candidates Lose In Owa Election

Charlotte and Des Moines reports show women candidates defeated in city races. Ri Kane re elected mayor over Mrs Jamies Mc Dermott by 151 to 104. Mrs Nick Steiner lost council seat to Thomas Ketelsen 193 to 95. Other women candidates withdrew before voting. election officials note heavy women vote but men supported women. belief majority voted for women. Des Moines results show Carl ton M Garver defeating Mayor H H Barton for reelection by over 2000 votes. Mrs Charles H Morris led eight candidates for four council seats.

Charlotte Towa Associated Press Dan Cupid Ri Kane Jamies McDermott Nick Steiner Thomas Ketelsen All Council McDermott Steiner Des Moines Iowa Carlton M. Garver H. H. Barton Garver Charles H. Morris

New York Police Force Bans Public Women Smoking

The Senate ratified a four power Pacific treaty supplement and a reservation limiting insular possessions to Karafuto Formosa and the Pesca dores. Debates over interpretative declarations continued as Johnson and Hitchcock sought to shape the plan. Police orders in New York barred women from smoking in public places, prompting protests and legal challenges.

Washington Post Co Senate Japan Hirchcock Insular Karafuto Sakhalin Formosa Pescadores Pacific Ocean Pacific Possessions United States of America Pacific’ Possessions

Army Air Route Plans for Panama Canal Zone Defense

War Department plans an air link to the Panama Canal Zone establishing routes and bases, with Weeks stating Hawaii and the Canal Zone are key posts and that planes may fly to the zone under their own power. He warned against garrison reductions and said rapid air response would be essential if attacked. The Roma airship setback is cited as limiting larger lighter-than-air craft.

Calis Panama Canal Zone War Department Weeks Canal Zone Hawaii Congressional House Appropriations Committee War Secretary Canal Zori Roma Fie

Fatima’s Aid Convicted In Navy Impersonation Case

A New York jury found Stephen Aveinbére guilty of impersonating a United States Navy officer linked to Dr. Adol Lorenz and Princess Fatima. Weinberg, once in an asylum for seventeen months, posed as a physician and secretary. He did not testify and faces sentencing on Saturday.

Weinberg New York Stephen’ Aveinbére jAdol Lorenz Fatim United States Navy Lorenz United

Parrish Dies After Auto Crash In Texas

Lucian W. Parrish of the Thirteenth Texas district dies in Wichita Falls after injuries from a March 15 automobile crash near Riley. He had been a Democratic Senate candidate and on a speaking tour when the wreck occurred, suffering a fracture and other injuries, then developing cerebral meningitis before passing away tonight in Wichita Falls.

Wichita, Falls Tex Texas Riley Parrish The Senate

Fire at Bolling Field Threatened Naval Hangar

A seven thousand dollar Bolling Field blaze threatened to destroy a naval hangar as flames raced through the area and required emergency response. Fire crews battled the blaze for hours, containing damage and preventing broader loss.

War Law for Belfast Boldly Foreshadowed in Dublin Session

London dispatch reports Britain weighing martial law in part of Belfast as a possible measure amid Irish turmoil. Churchill signals action only with Ulster government and contemplates imperial troops under canvas mid April. Talks on frontier cordon and Irish ministers conference aim to ease north south tensions. Collins criticizes Craig and proclaims no desire for conference from provisional government.

London Belfast Wis Winston Spencer’ Churchill Ulster Churchill Pelt Conference of Irish Ministers Ireland Arthur Grifith Michael Colling Amon’ J. Duggan James Craig Spencer Churchill Imperial Colonial Secretary Lieya George Asterites

Seamen May Help Miners In Strike

Ten thousand members of the International Seamen's Union in New York await Andrew Furuseth's return to decide if they will intervene in the planned import of British coal to aid the bituminous miners. Officials say seamen crews are on half of the ships flying the American flag and all Shipping Board craft. Joseph P. Ryan of the International Longshoremen's Association pledged support to the miners, potentially aiding coal handling and logistics.

T Crux Aptitrapste Situa Smittee Stetua International Seamen's Union New York Andrew Furuseth Washington Tomor U. S TL. Ay Parks United Shipping ‘Board Joseph P. Ryan International Longshoremen's ‘Association United Mine Maines Sea Futuseth American Federation of Labor Farnseth Shipping Board Great- Britain

Deny Daugherty Delivers Munitions to Ohio Militia

A fragmentary report asserts Deny Daugherty is sending manitions to Ohio militia overnight. The account, attributed to Gz Hindally, labels the shipment as ridiculous and notes a general chairmanship within a reorganized group.

Deny Daugherty Manitions Ohio Gz Hindally Ott Hairman Lorene

River and Harbor Budget Battle Raises 15 Million

The House increased the army river and harbor appropriation by 15 million to 42.8 million amid three hours of debate. Mondell led the charge calling it a raid on the budget, while Dempsey pressed for the larger sum. Republicans split with many Democrats backing the increase as inland waterways aid for farmers and industry.

Army Engineers Mandel Mann Budget Bureau Appropriations Committee Hoare Yeaterday Army Dempsey Rivers ‘and Harbors House Harbat Pudget Bureau Army - Engineering Corps Treasury Mondell Burton

Treasury and Justice Funds Slashed in Bill

The House appropriations committee reported a bill totaling 17,073,124 for the Treasury and Justice departments. It cuts the State Department by 7,405,603 from current year levels and explains reductions due to prior large payments and projects including treaty settlements, Brazil expo, and a prohibition enforcement shift.

Department of Justice Ihcluddua House Appropriations Committee State Department Colombia Brazil Husted New York Department of Iuse Ifice

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