Trade policy stance on Russia and Mexico regime recognition
U S refuses to recognize the Russian Soviet and Mexican Obregon governments citing lack of protection for life and property and no sanctity of contract. It warns Americans abroad and notes propaganda for recognition while urging stable, lawful regimes that protect citizens and honor international obligations.
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Red
Russia
United States
Obregon
Mexico
Obregori
Lenine
Washington
Obregon Party
New York
Ito
Colby
Mexican Republic
Fansan Oty Timer
Harding
Busain
The Australian Tariff and Its Effects on Trade
The text outlines Australia’s March 1920 tariff revision raising duties on clothing textiles metals and manufactures to protect native industries. It notes U S machinery orders surge as Australians seek plant equipment while overall trade with America faces a temporary setback amid new factories and disrupted demand.
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Commonwealth of Australia
United States
Melbourne
America
Aus
War risk board relief plan eyed by Harding panels
President Harding’s special committees to review the war risk bureau and the vocational education board aim to coordinate relief for sick and disabled veterans. Led by Gen. Dawes, the panels seek practical cooperation among agencies to ensure disability pay, medical care, and vocational benefits reach former service men, with President and Congress backing a workable solution.
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Harding
War Risk Bureau
Board For Vocational Education
Charles G Dawes
Vocational Education Board
Work Risk Bureau
Public Health Service
Congress
Treasury
Nicewhse
Dollar diplomacy returns to stay in U S policy
The article traces U S involvement in Chinese financing from the Taft era to Harding, noting open door aims and the shift under Bryan and Lansing. It cites Hughes restoring the policy, with Germany excluded after WWI and the Soviet Turkish pact and Pancho Villa quips adding a sharp air.
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Hughes Hes
Great Britain
France
Japan
China
United States
Hay
Taft
Germany
Family of Nations
Butto
Wilson
Bryan
Lansing
Harding
Hughes
Debates on Japanese Immigrants and Stage Fame
A collection of opinions discusses Japanese immigration and potential demographic shifts in California, praising Japanese virtues but warning against cultural transplantation. It also notes Archduke Leopold’s stage debut and a critique of naval waste policy, followed by varied editorials on temperance, Russia relations, and medical liquor prescribing rights.
Reading Will Grant Death Prerogative to Lord Reading
Lord Reading, en route to India as viceroy, will be granted the king's prerogative of death and clemency without British mother country approval. Prime Minister Lloyd George stated Parliament that Reading may exercise this power directly. Also noted are Keats memorial plans and a Dutch diplomat engagement in Madrid, plus a long anecdotal account of a Bourbon duke's failed art collection and Madrid society.
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Lord Reading
India
Hte
Whitehall
Downing Street
Liopet George
England
London
Rome
John Kekts
George Buchanan
Rennell Road
Great Britain
Robert Underweet Johnson
Lawn Bank
Hampistos
George
Keats
Wilhelmina
Madrid
Jonheer van Vollenhoves
France
Dona Marie Christine
Bourbon
Duke of Durcal
Sebastian
Infanta
Christina
Spain
Don Alfonso
Albert
Belgium
Elizabeth
Jonkheer van Vollenhoven
Flanders
Brussels
Antwerp
Liege
Ghent
Don Pedro of Bourbon
United States
America
Hays Calls Postmasters Here For Conference
Postmaster General Hays invited postmasters from New York Chicago St Louis Detroit Washington Baltimore Cleveland Boston and Philadelphia to a departmental conference on mail service conditions next Monday. He said larger centers face the main difficulties and the visiting officials will study actual operations to improve the system. He cited New York’s 12 000 workers handling 15 million pieces daily and outlined vast mail and newspaper volumes, misdirected mail, unaddressed items, and missing street addresses to illustrate the scale of postal work.
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Postmaatera
New
York
Chicago
St Lows
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Hays
Postal Service
Air
New York Offee
Coal Reserve Survey Initiated To Map 1920 Supply
The Geological Survey sent a questionnaire to assess coal stockpiles as of April 1 to help producers plan for next year. It notes March third week output at 6,468,006 tons, with 1920 weekly average at 10,700,009 tons, and claims many in the coal trade fear reserves are being burned down. The survey aims to finish within 30 days and present specific public data.
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Sumera
Geological Survey
Smith
Bankers Arrange Survey on U S Economic Conditions
A comprehensive survey of economic conditions across the United States is being conducted by the American Bankers Association. Questionnaires seek opinion rather than statistics, aiming to reflect the combined judgment of council members and others in a report to be presented at the spring meeting and potentially publicized as the association's viewpoint.
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New York
United States
American Bankers Association
Association
Council
Brazil Wins Title To Ships In War Settlement
Brazil and France have reached an accord on seized German ships in Brazilian ports. France recognizes Brazil's absolute ownership under Versailles and international law. Dr Gas ton da Cunha, returning from Geneva as League of Nations council president, said Britain’s assent was expected any day.
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Pane
Prews
Great Britain
Brazil
France
Gaston da Cunha
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Council
Housing shortage eases says lumber chief in Chicago
John Lloyd of Philadelphia, head of the National Retail Lumber Dealers association, told a Chicago convention housing shortages are passing as workers return to farms and smaller towns. He blamed high prices for delays while lumber prices have fallen.
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Chicago
John Lloyd
Philadelphia
National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
Liejd
Jonn W MecClune
Whole- Salery Association
Dr Ernest Fox Niches to lead M I T in July
Cambridge Mase March 36 The election of Dr Ernest Fox Niches former president of Dartmouth College as president of Massachusetts Institute of Technology announced by the corporation of the institute today He will take office July 2 Dr Niches has been a professor of physics at Yale University and engaged in private research work since leaving Dartmouth
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Cambridge Mase
Ernest Fox Nichels
Dartmouth College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Institute
Nichels
Yale University
Nova Scotia Premier to Retire From Politics
George J M Murray, premier of Nova Scotia since 1896, will retire due to ill health. He will retain the title of premier while another cabinet member assumes duties of office. announcement made today in Hantax Nova Kotia.
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Hantax
Nova Kotia
George J M Murray
Nova Scotia
Wil
Debate on War Risk Bureau reorganization and promotion fairness
Excerpts discuss the proposed War Risk Bureau reorganization, noting former service members feel sidelined in promotions and pay while women advanced during the war. Quotes advocate recognizing women's contributions and balancing future promotions with merit. Additional comments urge restraint on foreign criticism and stress sympathy and cooperation in peace.
Oil Output and Stocks Rise in February
Petroleum stocks increased by 7.5 million barrels in February as domestic production rose by about 130000 barrels per day versus last year. Imports fell by 18.006 million barrels from December, while total on hand reached roughly 132.09 million barrels. US production for the month was 35.112 million barrels and imports 11.384 million, mainly from Mexico, bringing available total to about 46.496 million barrels.
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Geological Survey
United States
Mexico
Praeger Resigns as Postmaster General Aims Low-Pay Reforms
Otto Praeger of San Antonio Tea Seay and Aselatant Postmaster General resigns effective April Hig successor unnamed. Postmaster General Hays says Robert M Ast On, former president of the Che ngo and Northwestern railroad now in Pasadena California, has been urged for the vacancy and that efforts will push toward a $1 a year type for the office directing parcels post railway road transport and air mail service.
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Otto Praeger
San Antonio
Sdop
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