President reports record savings under budget system
President Harding transmits Gen Dawes budget report to Madden showing 1922 expenditures expected to be 1.66 billion dollars below 1921 and 1.6 billion under prior year, with 136 million in reserve. The document highlights 907.5 million saved in administration and 700 million in non routine cuts.
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Congress
Dawes
Washington Post Co
Harding
Martin B. Madden
House Committee On Appropriations
Charles G. Dawes
Burns
Tennessee
House
Madden
Gen. Dawes
Cstes
Pudget
Dawes Reports Savings and Budget Details Amid Interdepartmental Transfers
Director Dawes presents in detail the comparative expenditures for past and present fiscal years, dividing costs into executive control and other areas, with tables and statements. He notes government savings from interdepartmental transfers and economy measures, reporting a savings reserve near 126 million dollars after Congress reappropriations, with only real savings included.
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Associated Press
Dawes
Budget Bureau
Quest
Congress
Generel
Anatomy Freak Saves Student Hit by Bullet on Rescue
Special to The Washington Post from Charleston West Virginia on May 7 describes Neff, a student with a heart on his right side, being shot while aiding a girl during a car ride. He survived after an X-ray showed the heart’s unusual position. Deputies hunted for suspects amid miner and distiller tensions.
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Washington Post
Charleston
W. Va
Newman Neff
Neff
Kanawha Valley Hospital
George
Walker
Davison's estate near 10 million after death
New York May 7 The late Henry P Davison left an estimated estate near 10 million with large public benefactions. His body to be buried at Locust Valley cemetery follows a funeral at St John s Lattingtown Long Island. Doctors explained the fatal brain operation last Saturday showed death was near.
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New York
Associated Press
Henry P. Davison
Devison
Locust Valley
Davison
Peacock Point
St. John's Church
Lattingtown
Long Island
Mr. Daviston
Charles A. Elsberg
Riot in Atlante yard ends in deaths and injuries
At Atlante Ga on Sunday afternoon a riot in the yard office of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad left one man dead and five injured. Shootings followed a rock battle between several black railroad workers and white men. Authorities report two of the wounded may die.
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Atlante
Dan Walton
Atlants, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Charhuis Hunt
Tour of Cafes Ends in Tragedy on Hoboken Trip
In a May incident an all night taxi tour of Hoboken cafés and dance halls ended in tragedy as Margaret Gallagher 18 jumped from the Lackawanna ferry and drowned. Thomas Cassidy 18, said to be her companion, later claimed she leaped after a quarrel. Cassidy reported feeling sick and unable to stop her while Emily Gift and Robert Arnell the other riders testified they were in the taxi when the jump occurred.
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New York
Associated Press
Hoboken
Margaret Gallagher
Thin City
Lackawanna
Hidaon
Thomas Cassidy
T 7
Emily Gift
Robert Arnell
Bandit Shot in Mexico Identified as American
Mexico City May 7 The Associated Press reports Monte Michael an American bandit shot by federal troops after leading six men into an International Petroleum Company camp near Zacamixtla to seize funds. Michael reportedly had blown up a train last October and operated in oil regions for months. Robberies by roving bands in the 61 field s have surged. authorities ordered suppression. In a separate raid 25 men seized 42,000 pesos from the Pann Mox camp near Tuxpam. another attack near Tampico on Lake Tamiahua saw boat passengers robbed of personal belongings.
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Mexico City
Preas
Monte Michael
Zacamistia
International Petroleum Company
Progress Federal
Michael
Hall Spice
Chorreras
Tuxpam
le Rivera
Tampico
Lake Tamiahua
Embassy Aid and Culberson Romance Sparks Silence
Private detective Robertson claimed a British embassy message, and reports say three detectives tried to spirit him out of the country after revealing affection for Mary Culberson, daughter of Sen. Culberson. A conference among involved parties was discussed as they seek a private settlement amid family and legal pressures.
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Newark
Nid Bay
Associated Pre
Alexander Ee Robertson
Charles A. Culberson
Texas
Aime
Mra
Guther
Washington
British Veteran Describes Kidnapping Ordeal
Newark New Jersey May 7 British war veteran Alexander Z Bobertson told reporters private detectives had abducted him in a kidnapping case. He described his capture and captivity while detailing alleged events and parties involved.
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Newark
N. J
Alexander Z. Bobert
Harding Reports Savings and Economic Suitor Seeks MBA
Peking Railroad tensions loom as France threatens to leave, raising war concerns. Haiti relief efforts continue amid global economic shifts while domestic theater and historical commentary occupy the day. Daily legal records, sports, and financial reviews fill the section.
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Harding
Dawes’ Tella
Peking Railroid
France
Haiti
China
Bporta
Circus
National Drug War Aims Across Borders and Ports
Treasury agents lead a nationwide effort to suppress narcotics with coordinated action at U.S. ports and along the border. Col Nutt travels to Cuba and Canada to arrange joint surveillance as agents tighten controls on opiates and illegal imports.
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Canada
Treasury
Department
Japan
Mexico
Cuba
A. Atx Bie
Harade
Estate settlement for late Tanmany chieftain announced
New York May release notes the first disposition of the estate of Richard Croke, the Tanmany chieftain, following his death at Glencairn Ireland. The document, prepared by his son, outlines the approach to disposal of the estate and mentions a forthcoming formal statement.
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New York
Richa
Min’ Ean
Richard ‘Phin
Richard Croke
Glencairn
Ireland
Railway in peril as Chang factions clash near Tientsin
Reports from May describe a critical situation on the Tientsin Shanhaikwan railway with 20 000 Chang Taolin troops defeated and held near Lanchow. British volunteers ferried to Liansi mines while gunboats block the line and foreign staff face danger between Tientsin and Shanhaikwan. Gen Wu Pei Fu seeks unity and a parliamentary China but vows no return until Chang is outside the great wall.
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Freas
Boling Hankow
Cheng
Chang’ Tao-Lir
Minoa
Peking
Liansi
Wag
Wu Pet Py
Shanhalkwan
Chang
Chi Li
Keiping
Tientsin
Sétur
Svening
Chan
Sit
Shanhaipwant
Wu Pei Fu
Chang ‘Tso-Lin
Great ‘Wall
Oo Wo
Civil War in China Prompts Cantonese March North
An agent for Sun Yat-sen says the civil war in China has only begun. Canton government representatives claim forces loyal to Ma Lao have been ordered north to press the campaign against General Wu Pei-fu after predictions of Chang and Tad-lin’s defeats.
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Sun
Canton
Chang
Tad-lin
Peking
Ma Lao
Wu Pei- Fu
Entente Ends as Premier Urges New France-Germany Path
Henry Wickham Steed reports in The Times that in a London interview M Barthou outlined Britain’s stance after the entente with France ended. Lloyd George reportedly warned of shifting French conduct and urged a broader alliance while considering reparations talks.
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Associated Press
Genes
Henry, Wickham Steed
Times
London
M.‘Barthou
David Lloyd’ George
M. Bartieu
Great Britain
France
Fred
Germany
England
Four. Persons wounded in sniping at Belfast
Belfast reports sniping in the afternoon injuring two men a woman and a little girl. A man Dennis Kilmartin died from gunshot after being dragged from his home with his uncle John J Carolan a teacher. Other killings reported across six counties include six police and several civilians. A note warned of a spy. Prisoners numbered 103 were released from Kilkenny barracks.
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Associated Press
Dennis Kilmartin
John J.’Carolan
Dungiven
Kilmartin
Dublin
Associated Brose
Gortin
County Tyrone
Anthony. McConville
Portadown
Armagh
Kilkenny
Troopers Commander Arrested in Mine Trial. Lilly Fails to Appear
Lieut Mack B Lilly commander of the West Virginia State Police detachment at the Logan county mine trial was arrested for disobeying an order to move on He was released for a hearing today but failed to appear The trial scene paused as many prominent figures were absent and witnesses continued testimony on the miners march toward Logan County with fifty five witnesses heard to date and more expected
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Lilly
Associated Press
Charles Town
W. Va
Mack
West Virginia State Police
Gogan County
Jim Smith
Charles Towh
Jackson Arnold
State Police
Morgan
Washington
Balti
Blizsard
Minerg
Logai
District Judge Evans Dies in Savannah
Savannah Ga May 7 United States district judge Bery erly D Evans of the southern district of Georgia died tonight from a heart attack He was born May 21 1865 in Sanersville Ga Archbishop Samen John Keane of Dubuque, Iowa, arrived in New York aboard the steamship Lapland after touring Italy France and Rome He witnessed the death of Pope Benedict and attended the coronation of Pope Pius XI and planned to meet friends in New York before returning home
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Savannah
Beryerly .D. Evans
United States District Court For
Southern District of Georgia
Hvans
Saners
New York
Samen John Keane
Dubuque
Town
Lapland
Italy
France
Rome
Benedict
Pius XI
France warns Genoa that peace talks may fail over Russia
In Genoa on May 7 M Barthou signaled that if Russia refuses a clear yes to the memorandum, France will halt negotiations and the nonaggression pact may be impossible. He stressed France’s loyalty to England and Belgium, and said France would back Belgium’s property protections while continuing conference work despite the Russia-Germany treaty shock.
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England
Belgium
Associated Press
Genoa
France
M. Barthou
Oday
M. Bartheau
Trance
Great Britain
M.barthou
Francé
Lloyd George
Frankce
Commission On Russian Affairs
United States
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