Bryan for Senator Reelection in Florida Bid
Trammel seeks renomination as Florida senator amid potential challenge from William Jennings Bryan who may run on a Florida residency plan. Clark of Gainesville expected to enter if Bryan declares, amid national Democratic power struggles and possible prohibition stakes shaping the race.
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Democratic Party
Bryan
Florida
Park Trammel
United States
Trammel
Frank Clark
Gainesville
Clark
Senate
Lincoln
Nebr
Trommel
ser
Wilson
Cox
William G McAdoo
the Treasury
Mr. Bryan
Prohibition
lesaons
Adea
Witte
wee
Band Plays End Of Perfect Day For Mrs Harding At Polo Field
Mrs Warren G. Harding attended a Marine Band concert at Polo Field in Potomac Park. Lieutenant Santelmann led the band, with Arthur Witcomb solo on cornet, as Mrs Harding and secretary Miss Laura Harlan listened. A one way traffic limit and parking restrictions were used as hundreds celebrated with horn honks and applause.
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Warren G. Harding
Marine band
Polo field
Potomac park
Mrs. Harding
Liaut Carroll
park
Officials Taunt Hylan In Parade In New York
Mayor Hylan led 8000 policemen along Broadway in the annual parade. Curran and Craig missed reserved seats and mocked the mayor from fire plug and curb. The event drew 225 officials from other cities and included thefts of a truck carrying $33,000 of woolens shortly after the procession began.
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New York
Associated Press
Hylan
Broadway
city hall
Madison square
Curran
Manhattan
Craig
yezra
Newark
Paterson
N. J
Mt Vernon
metropolitan police department
Call Belgian Troops Defy Occupation Debates Rise
European crisis deepens as German and Belgian leaders clash over Ruhr occupation. Berlin reports German president asks Wilhelm Mayer to form cabinet while rail mobilization looms. Iron and steel groups pledge hard line against ultimatum, miners wary of strikes, and British cavalry move toward Solingen frontier amid tense Allied demands.
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Dr. Mayer
France
Kahr
Associated Press
Brussels
London
M. Vandervelds
Ruhr
BurgZuet
Berlin
Ebert
Vossilsche Zeitung
Wilhelm Mayer
Mayer
federation of German iron and steel manufacturers
Rheinish Westphalia
federation
sec
lkely
Hue
Spa
Katori
Hirohito
England
Spithead
Solingen
Brit- London
Japan
Weill
bation
Witherfold
Bar londay
Æon Dinos
Editorials reissued by The Washington Post on sale
The Washington Post republishes a Book of Editorials now available at The Post offices and retailers Brentano's Woodward & Lothrop Sana Sons Co Ballantyne Sons.
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Washington Post
The
Post newsaper offics
Brentano's
Woodward & Lothrop
Sana Sons Co
Ballantyne Sons
Burglary-Proof Mail Car Tested in New Trial Run
May 7 Chicago reports the first test trip of a burglar-proof mail car designed to curb thefts exceeding 100 million dollars in 1920. The nine sectional safelike containers with locks were loaded in New York, moved by crane, and transferred to a train in 31 minutes, a fifth of the prior method. The New York Central Railway built the car and seeks government approval to expand service.
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Chicago
New York
New York post office
New York Central railroad
Valparaiso University Trustees Deny Charges
Valparaiso Ind May 7 President C Nash Jeffrey and the Valparaiso University board of trustees issued signed statements denying April 25 charges by retiring president Daniell Russell Bodgdon. They claim federal review proves no misconduct and note the university has hosted hundreds of ex service men for training with nearly 200 attending in the past year. The trustees also called for Hodgdon's resignation in a April 23 resolution.
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Valparaiso
Ind
C. Nash Jeffrey
Valparaiso university
board of trustees
Daniell Russell Bodgdon
Jeffrey
Hodgdon
Reds Respect Relief Ship
Near East Relief reports a cable from Constantinople stating the Russian soviet commander in Trans Caucasia pledged to honor relief sent to Armenia. A second shipload was sent to Batum for 18 000 orphans under American care in Alexandropol, joined by three more American relief workers.
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New York
Constantinople
Trans-Caucasia
Armenia
Batum
Alexandropol
Church boards push disarmament and missions support
Nashville Tennessee May 7 closing session of the board of missions of the Methodist Church South adopted resolutions urging an international disarmament conference and congressional aid. The meeting approved foreign and home mission appropriations totaling 5 053 123 95 dollars and authorized visits to mission fields abroad.
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Nashville
Tenn
board of missions of the
M # Church South
Congress
Sun Yat Sen Inaugurated as Chinese Constitutional President
Dr Sun Yat Sen was inaugurated constitutional president of China at Canton in a ceremony marked by a large crowd. He took the oath of office and received the seals in a gold casket amid widespread enthusiasm.
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Washington Post
Rabie et al
Hongkong
Sun Yat Sen
China
Canton
offce
the Public Ledger Co
Lawyer's wife shoots husband amid divorce suit in Los Angeles
Mrs Frede rick R Levee of Los Angeles shot and killed her husband on a busy New Orleans street corner while he had sued for divorce alleging she shot him earlier in Los Angeles May 1920. Levee's wife was held without bail to face murder charges as details of violent marital disputes and prior insanity proceedings surfaced.
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New Orleans
Associated
Levee
behine
House Leaders Delay Vote on Peace Measure
Republican leaders in the House signaled deferral of the Knox peace resolution, delaying action for a month or until Europe’s situation clarifies. Senate support exists, while President Harding’s policy on American representation in the supreme council and commissions shapes the delay. Ambassadors Wallace Bowden Harvey Wallace Bowden await roles as observers or executives, with Harvey taking a lead in Britain next week.
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Associated Press
Hardin’gs
supreme council
conference of Ambassadors
reparations commission
House
Knox
Mondell
Wyoming
Senate
foreign affairs committee
Senate foreign relations committee
Harding
Wallace
Roland W. Boyden
State Department
George Harvey
Great Britain
London
Harvey
Bowden
United States
supreme council for American
Valera extends olive branch to Ulster in peace effort
Dublin reports Sir Hamar Greenwood hails de Valera and James Craig talks as the most hopeful sign for peace in 750 years. Greenwood praises Craig’s courage in meeting strangers deemed enemies and notes the two leaders’ first ever direct exchange. He foresees an eventual home rule settlement and an atmosphere cleared after elections.
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James Craig
London
Associated Press
Eamonn de Valera
Irish independent of Dublin
Ulster
Ireland
Dublin
Hamar Greenwood
Jame Craig
Hamar
James
de Valera
Sir Hamar
northern
southern Ireland
Str Hamar
Virginia
North
South Carolina
California
Texas
United States
Labor Readjustment Spars Broad Economic Tide
In a Washington Post analysis, the administration favors organized labor, aiming for stability as wage readjustments approach postwar levels. Conservative union leaders, wary of radical factions, seek gradual changes while industry expects costs to fall. A looming ship and rail wage realignment faces public scrutiny and potential impact on broader economic recovery.
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iBy GHORGH ROTHWELL BROWN
The
Washington Post Co
crie
marine workers
Davis
Admiral Benson
Watch Marine
shipping board
United States
Bold Bad Bandit Gets 12 Year C Newsley Adoler
A 12 year old boy from Rosemont Virginia reported to Alexandria police that he was robbed of 96 cents by a tall very black man across a field near the high school. The assailant wore a long coat, soft hat, and had part of his face covered with a red handkerchief. The boy was accompanied to police by his father George Visal who said the robber threatened to reveal the boy’s address and kill him if he spoke.
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George ‘Visol
newaboy
Mapleystreet
Rosemont
Alexandria
George H Visal
Derby triumph for Behave Yourself at Kentucky Derby
More than 60,000 witnessed Kentucky Derby winner Behave Yourself, ridden by Thompson, edge Black Servant by a head in the forty-seventh renewal. Prudery,Tryster and Leonardo II followed as Whitney horses struggled for the lead. The race carried 50,000 added and Rich purse, with Behave Yourself earning 38,450.
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Bpeclal
Washington Post
Louisville
B R
Bradley
Black Servant
Prudery
Harry Payne Whitney
Tryster
Brudery
Whitney
brown
Miss Ringlets
Kentucky
Church Downs
Leonardo
Careful
Behave Yourself
Leonardo Jr
feryster
Leonardo II
Thompson
Luke
Bradley establishment
Hon
LEAVES AMERICA FREE UPSETS WILSON PROGRAM
A 1921 article outlines President Harding’s policy of cooperative but non binding engagement with allied nations. It stresses America remains independent, free of European entangling alliances, while seeking just settlements and fair trade. It notes Senate reception and contrasts with Wilson’s league stance, promising continued independent action.
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ALBERT W. FOX
Woorright
Weehbman
Haetne
allieir
America
United States
Europe
Senate
Harrison
league
Harding
Wilson
Lloyd George
sgarding
Wileson
Wilson caid
Jarr Harding
Eli
old world
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United States Senate
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Fla
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Borough
BRITAIN
Prince
RAHR CAPITALISTS
Tron and Steel Manufacturers
labor offtcla
Newcastle
Ruhre
chamber of commerce
Duesseldorf
I Degoutts
Mayence
Wesel
Wupper river
DENIES
REDS
Methodist Episcopal South Board
DR. SUN
VALERA
bia
poe
Newsley
Propery
Churchill Downs
Muskallenge
Coyne
Igo
Southern Railway
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