Harding To Choose Party's Chairman In Washington
President Harding will pick the Republican national committee chairman at its meeting next month. Rumors point to Elmer Dover of Tacoma as a potential choice, though final selection rests with Harding. Dover visits the White House to discuss patronage and to urge a Pacific Northwest trip for the President and Mrs Harding after Congress adjourns.
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Invitation to West Depends on Congress and World Affairs
The article notes Mr. Dover may accept an invitation to travel west if Congress acts favorably and international matters allow the President to leave Washington. Outcomes hinge on legislative progress and evolving foreign affairs.
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Mellon Presses Tax Reforms to Boost Revenue
Secretary Mellon advocates repeal of excess profits taxes and introduces a flat 3 percent corporate tax as a substitute. He argues readjusted income tax rates will raise revenue, while luxury taxes should go and tobacco and capital stock taxes remain. He warns surpluses are unlikely without cuts in military and naval spending.
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Big Bank Theft Suspects Held for Extradition
Three Chicago residents Arthur Bernstein Pauline Bernstein and Joseph Kelley were arrested in New York on May 1 for complicity in the April 21 robbery of Schubert Amberg State Bank of Chicago where over $25,000 was stolen. Police found $2500 and two revolvers in their apartment. Two other implicated individuals were arrested in Chicago.
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World Returning Slowly To Sanity Says Col House
Col E M House argues world heads toward sanity as British labor unrest subsides and Germany seeks status through reparations talks. He notes Russia Poland peace, reduced bolshevism risk, and Europe’s focus on own problems. He cites Harding’s cautious foreign policy and debate over European guarantees and Alsace Lorraine.
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Ardmore Organizes Parent-Teacher Association and Plans Public School
Ardmore forms its Parent-Teacher Association with officers Mrs Graham and Mrs J R Coomes. A public school is planned for Ardmore this summer with two classrooms two playrooms electric lights running water and furnace heat. Ardmore Citizens' Association meets May 21 to elect officers.
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Proodos reports Gounaris to seek Constantine abdication
The Proodos of Athens says Premier Gounaris, after his Smyrna visit, will travel to London to press for King Constantine's abdication. Exchange Telegraph's Athens correspondent notes the claim.
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