Last of Arms Pacts Ratified by Senate
The Washington Post reports that all conference treaties have been ratified by the Senate with the nine power treaty on China approved 66 to 0 and the Chinese customs tariff treaty 68 to 1, Senator King voting no. Leader Lodge moved adjournment, but a conference report delayed action until today.
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Senate approves six arms treaties amid ratification push
The Senate yesterday completed ratification of six armament treaties. Four power pact relating to insular possessions in the Pacific and a supplementary four power treaty excluding mainland Japan, a five power naval arms limit treaty, a five power subwarfare and gas use agreement, and the nine power Chinese treaty and customs tariff accord.
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Senator Underwood and tariff autonomy for China
The conference heard Underwood say China must be allowed to adjust its customs duties without limits and that the United States treaty stance would not challenge foreign powers. Senator Walsh cautioned against statements implying outside power influence while Senator King opposed outside control over a friendly nation’s tariff revenues.
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Persian oil loan fight tests Standard Oil supremacy
Special Cable Dispatch from Paris reports Standard Oil negotiated a $1,000,000 Persian loan through the Persian government to gain independence from English or Russian tutelage. The loan, paid five days ago, matures next December and aims to unlock all petroleum concessions in the north, challenging Anglo-Persian power and signaling a new era in Middle East oil control.
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Woman files candidacy for Congress in Indiana
March 30 Indianapolis report notes the second woman candidate for Congress in Indiana, Esther Kathleen Or Keete of Plymouth, has filed declarations of candidacy with Secretary of State Jackson. Keete seeks the Democratic nomination in the Thirteenth district, currently represented by Oda who is seeking reelection.
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Miners Ready to Charm Labor Leaders Call Conference
International President John Lewis warned midnight looming with no satisfactory coal agreement between miners and operators. He and Indiana officials discussed last minute preparations for a potential suspension of work, while House and Senate committees debated inviting President Harding to urge a conference to avert a strike.
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FLIERS REACH CANARIES IN TRANSATLANTIC TRIP
The hydro airplane set from Lisbon heading to the Canary Islands with a planned 1,000 mile leg to the Canaries and on to Cape Verde, then nearly 1,700 miles to Brazil. Pitot Coutinho cited five to one odds against success as Portuguese warships assist with fuel. The crew aims to surpass the 1919 NC 4 and Alcock records in distance.
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Trial delayed as jurors oppose Volstead act
New York cafe owner case postponed after all prospective jurors admit opposition to enforcing the Volstead act. Federal court clerk to summon a new panel tomorrow hoping to find jurors in favor of upholding the liquor ban.
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Eight Thousand In Women’s Game Rumors
Police say many women were cheated in a series of poker like games after a man’s death. Mrs Magden is alleged to have run a death related poker like tag. A hostess at one site allegedly charged a dollar per drink while regulating the scene.
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Renewed fascist socialist clashes in Italy leave dead and injuries
Reports from Italy describe renewed outbreaks between fascists and socialists across regions. In Tuscany near Carraia a man died after being shot by a parade participant while walking with his wife beside a pond. In Parma a fascist counter clash occurred during disorderly events. A bomb thrown from a Leghorn window wounded seven, with two dying. two communists were arrested on charges linked to the blast.
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Easter encyclical to be issued soon from Rome
Rome march 30 special dispatch reports Pope will soon publish an encyclical to the American people as a special message. A cardinal refused comment on further details about the belated notes or the sequence of events.
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Save Man In Niagara 200 Feet From Can Fall
Rescue workers at Niagara Falls braved swift currents and rock ledges to reach a man dangling near the brink. Extended ladders and a rope aid failed, a bridge-side rope swept away, and the man regained footing after a brief struggle, with river men crediting the temporary stabilizing current for his survival.
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Reichstag backs Wirth in reparations clash vote
Berlin on March 30 the Reichstag approved a resolution declaring the reparations commission demands intolerable and voiced support for Chancellor Wirth. The vote was 248 to 81 with socialists and communists abstaining.
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Danger to the Nation Seen in Prohibition
Special to The Washington Test reports on perceived dangers from prohibition era. The piece cites social unrest duress and concerns over human behavior under restrictive life conditions. March 36 references appear in the disjointed text, with unclear quotes and garbled phrasing.
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Tadex to Today's Issue Page
Fragmented OCR page items show mixed headlines and notes including arms pact referents, miners quitting, Niagara Irish peace pact, explorer battles snow, playground shows, three junior high schools cuts, trial updates, Mrs Bergdoll fines, radio items, veterans hospital, roads net 43 million, throngs at auto show, and various sports and legal records.
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Explorer Amundsen’s Arctic Flight From New York to Seattle
In fierce snow and wind Captain Amundsen and companions flew from Mineola to Bolling Field aboard the Larsen monoplane, reaching Washington at 2 55 pm after a rough leg. Weather improved toward Baltimore, then the party planned a Washington stopover before heading to New York Park and onward to Nome Alaska by steamer. The northern pole flight is to be funded by the Norwegian government and backers including John My Larsen, owner of the Larsen plane.
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Volga famine peak passes deaths feared fade
The peak of the Volga famine has passed and conditions are set to improve. Col William N Has kell, director of American relief administration work in Russia, says barring unforeseen events deaths from starvation will cease within a month. Corn is being rushed to famine districts and about 100,000 tons of corn are en route to the Volga region.
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Peace Pact Signed in London from Ulster to Belfast
The British government announced a Craig Collins Churchill pact to reorganize police arms and trials in Ireland. It sets a half Catholic half Protestant police in Belfast, a juryless court for serious crimes, and a Belfast committee to monitor intimidation, with London aid including funds for unemployment.
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