Leadership for 1922 Campaign to Be Decided at June Meeting
Washington notes on the 1922 campaign leadership as seeks to name a successor to Fay of the Republican National Committee. Interest centers on John T. Adams for a possible vice chairmanship, with backing from committee members and calls for coordination ahead of the May meetings. President Harding and staff balance possible nominees with strategic timing for the 1924 election cycle.
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Washington
John ‘T Adams
Adams
national organization
ordinar
Denies Wage Plea on 67 Short Lines Railroads
Chicago March 28 The petition of 4000 employees on 67 short line railroads for wages and working conditions identical with trunk lines was dismissed by the United States railroad labor board. The board ruled impracticable to set uniform work rules without a standard classification of work and noted no action on short lines could be taken until general trunk line rules are disposed of.
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Associated Press
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Obregon Emissary Seeks U S Recognition Terms
Dr L Dillon, Obregon emissary, arrives in Washington to discuss Mexican needs for recognition. He aims to learn American conditions and Harding policy while Obregon delays formal request to avoid domestic political attack. The talks focus on guaranteed protection of American lives and property in Mexico and how Washington might initiate ties.
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New York
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Interior Fair
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Panama Assembly Moves to Back Porras Over Boundary Row
Panama assembly met in special session to back President Porras in protesting further against ceding disputed territory to Costa Rica. Diplomats in Washington report plans for a confidence vote and a call for a commission of disinterested nations to review the boundary issue, opposing the White award as forced by U S mediation.
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cible
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Britain Cool to Bolshevik Trade Overture Says Hughes Reply
London Daily Mail contrasts U S stance with Britain by Hughes on Bolshevik overtures for a trade treaty. Harding rebukes Bolshevik diplomacy. British policy hints at conflict with Russia over pledges and propaganda. Disclosures on Afghan related terms loom as a public concern.
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Final Tribute to Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore Cathedral
Crowds fill Baltimore’s cathedral as Cardinal Gibbons lies in state with seven candle candelabras and purple gold white vestments. Cardinal O Connell travels from Boston to preside at the funeral with a Belgian queen message and papal condolence.
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Belgium
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Whiteley
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Plumber Firm Fined 10600 in Antitrust Case
New York wareh 268 A 10600 fine the largest given any master plumber indicted during the building trust investigation today was imposed on the W G Cornwell Company for violation of the State antitrust act Edward L Slesson a firm member was sentenced to Tombs prison ten days both he and the corporation pleaded guilty to subscribing to a code of practice operated by master plumbers in bids Six Bronx Master Plumbers association members indicted on similar charges were sentenced receiving small fines and a five day term Charles A Murphy and John Knight received prison terms of three and two months respectively Knight, president of the Muster Vlumbers association, also faced 55000 fines for the corporation and himself.
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building trust
W G Cornwell Company
Edward L Slesson
Tombs
Slesson
Bronx
charles A Murphy
John hb ‘Knight
Murphy
Knight
the
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Seize 300000 in liquors in biggest raid since act
Prohibition agents seized 7000 cases and 500 barrels of wine at the Bowery warehouse of the Menorah Wine Company amid raids described as the largest since the Volstead act. The operation targeted preprohibition stock with ties to Continental and Garrett company histories. A Chicago auction later sold preprohibition style liquors at high prices with no claimant found for a large shipment.
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prohibition
Bowery
Menorah Wine Company
Menorah company
sach
Continental Wine Company
Garrett company
Chicago
Clothing wage cut asked by Chicago garment makers
Chicago manufacturers asked the arbitration board to cut wages by 20 percent for about 10,000 workers in men’s clothing. They urged weekly wage cuts to boost efficiency and sales, saying adjustments would increase workers’ take home pay through higher profits. Willard Motech, director of the National Industrial Federation of Clothing Manufacturers, supported the move. Sidney Himman, president of the Amalgamated Garment Workers of America, rebutted that living costs did not justify salary reductions.
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board of arbitration
Willard
Hoteh
National Industrial Federation of Clothing Manufacturers
Sidney Himman
Amalgamated Garment Workega of America
Greeks Seize Bagdad Railway as Turks Retreat Toward Anatolia
At Ku ta a Turkish evacuation leaves Greeks in control of the Bagdad railway and pressing toward Angora. Turkish forces withdraw to new positions while Greek advances reach near Afiun Karahissar. Smyrna reports say Smyrna area gains include Kusak, Karalis, and other junctions with pris-oners and war materiel captured. Greek line holds but losses are said to be light.
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Associated Press
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Angora
Anatolia
hiagim Kara Tehir
Erverum
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Sughut
Likt Shehr
Outlook Bright Says Ford In Upbeat Detroit March 28
Henry Ford declared the industry trend upward and said the bottom of the low mood has been passed. Ford predicts full production soon and April orders nearing 99,000, about 10,000 more than March. Ford Motor Company annual report shows assets of 384,554,941.68 and unsecured liabilities at 143,020,300.61, with Henry Ford owning 95,221 shares, Edsel B Ford 715,911, and Mrs Henry Ford 5,433.
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Benet
Henry Ford
Ford company
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secretary of state
Henry Mord
Edsel B Ford
Lifeboat Picked Up After Ship Disaster
In Rio de Janeiro on March 25 a lifeboat from the steamship Lberapa was recovered at sea carrying 45 people. The Uberaba ran aground off Maranhay coast Brazil last week. The British steamer Justin rescued some passengers and crew, but two lifeboats left the stranded vessel before the Justin arrived.
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Jane
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Maranhay
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Supreme Court broadens income tax definition in securities case
The Supreme Court ruled that gains from corporate securities and capital asset value increases realized upon sale are taxable as income under the income and excess profits act. The decision endorses the government’s position and aims to ease Treasury tax litigation, with several related cases moved to April for arguments.
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Phierson
Treasury Department
Dupont Powder Company
Merchants Loan and Trust Company
Arthur Rierson
Chicago
Ilingis
internal revenue
Indosh T Tyerson & Son a corporation
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U S Troops Suppress Riots at Montabaur
Coblenz March 28 A communist uprising erupted in the American bridgehead area at Montabaur six miles northeast of Ehrenbreitstein. Provost marshal ordered US military police to restore order. Twenty MPs arrived and quickly subdued the disorder, arresting the rioter and seizing communist literature. No further trouble expected.
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Coblenz
Montabaur
Associated Press
Ehrenbreitstein
Vivians to visit Washington after U S arrival
Premier Rene Viviani of France arrives in New York aboard the Terrainre amid mass crowds. He will confer with President Harding in Washington, deny seeking debt cancellation, and spend much of the time in the capital through mid April before returning to France.
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March&Ry
Associated Press
Rene Vivian ormer
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Terrainre
cwill
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Presiden Harding
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Jules Jusser
Wasiigton
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Federation of the French Alliance
Washington Sunda
Michal Metormickh
France
New York Chamber of Commerce
Penrose Favors Tax Reductions
Senator Penrose chair of the Senate finance committee outlined plans to merge the antidumping bill with emergency tariffs and said temporary measures may run six months or until permanent tariffs are enacted. He noted House Republicans are considering the plan and promised hearings on internal revenue revision lasting about two months, with support for repealing excess profits taxes and broad income tax cuts.
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Senate finance committee
House
Penrost
Senate
Reds Hold Factories Fightings at Sangerhausen
The Associated Press reports in central Germany that workers at Sangerhausen faced suppression of revolts as government forces search for Bolshevik agitators in Halle. Reports say clashes killed and wounded workers, with police detaining suspects while mobilizing troops to restore control amid sabotage on rail lines and bank looting.
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