Tariff Reciprocity Proposed in Canada Commons
Ottawa May 11 Finance Minister W S Fielding urged a tariff reciprocity with the United States including cabinet authority to negotiate commercial agreements. He noted potential duty reductions by the US under its 1922 act and proposed Canada mirror reductions on similar imports, while keeping foodstuffs largely unaffected. The budget forecasts a surplus of 14 million for the year and outlines tax and tariff measures, including a 10 percent preferential discount on some goods amid rate changes.
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National Railways
Ottawa
United States
House of Commons
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Minster
Finance
Mr Fielding
Canada
Fielding
Warrington
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Miss Aldrich Endured Hunger Sleep in Kennel After Train Raid
Miss Lucy Aldrich sister in law to John D Rockefeller endured a brutal march with bandits after the Suchow train raid. She described being kept in nightdress and dressing gown, forced to sleep in a dog kennel, and denied aid as guards beat prisoners and looted the car. She was later sheltered by villagers, fed, bathed, and finally reached a town and train to Tennanty.
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A. P
John D. Rockefeller
Lucy Aldrich
Associated Press
Jacob G. Schurman
China
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Aldrich
Taiwania
Mise Aldrich
Perley
Era
Tennanty
Vernon Baseball Scorches Five Homers In Wild Victory
The Vernon team exploded with a high scoring win, belting five home runs to total fourteen runs. Pate Schnaider led the attack as right fielder, delivering key hits and driving in runs. The lineup featured strong batting as the club built a commanding lead and cruised to the victory.
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Ion
Lal
Vernon Woo
Peking Consents to Probe of Banditry by Ministers
A joint inquiry by Chinese government ministers and foreign consular representatives will be held in Shantung to determine how bandits captured American and other citizens, if there was collusion with authorities, and to identify those responsible. The probe, led by the council of ministers, will involve diplomats from Britain France and other nations and may include U S representatives.
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China
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Lancheng
Taso Kun
Yangtze
Chi
Taingtao
Igerian
Shantung Peninsua
Maj Pinger Urges Yield to Bandits Amid Rising Kidnapper Activity
Maj Pinger calls for surrender to the bandits after a Shanghai to Peking caprice and the kidnapping of foreign passengers. The bandit chieftain Sun Melon leads the "reconstructive self-government army of China" and says the holdup aims to extract money and pressure government troops to withdraw. Chinese merchants in Shanghai plan a mass meeting to protest bandit activity and call for volunteers to confront the gangs.
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Sun Melon
China
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Itia
Death of Red Tape in Alaska Trip Aims
Officials said that ongoing bureaucracy ties hinder Alaska development and that a presidential trip could broaden understanding and advance policy. The President aims to visit interior Alaska to assess conditions and resources, potentially reshaping federal Alaska policy for the nation.
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Washington Post Co
Alanha
Harding
Wangton
Washington
Pilot Macready Weds Nellie Tyner in Los Angeles
Lieut John A Macready, who with Lieut Oakley G Kelley recently completed a transcontinental non stop flight from New York to San Diego, married Miss Nellie J Tyner of Columbus, Ohio, in Los Angeles.
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Oakley G Kelley
New ‘York
San Diego
Los Angeles
Nellie J Tyner
Columbus
White House denies Harvey plans to resign
Ambassador Col Harvey dismissed rumors that he or Lloyd George planned resignation. He described England’s sentiment toward the United States as friendly and said he would visit President Harding in Washington before returning to Peacham Vermont for rest. He noted a German found in Peacham but joked the man arrived after his departure.
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United States
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David Lloyd George
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Birkenhead
Willams College
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Washington
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Peacham
Vermont
Northwestern University President Denies 16 Expulsions Linked to Mount Case
A coroner and gang of doctors examined a skeletal remains at Evanson pier linked to Leighton Mount. Quicklime or chemical decomposition was questioned by experts while Dr F H Ivey tied teeth to Mount, and William Sadler faced grand jury over alleged kidnapping and seal of secrecy.
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Tadax
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Ros McLeod
Willem J Hickson
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern University
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Mra
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Akron
Ohio
Dean Flickinger
F H Ivey
Chicago
Mount
Mount William Sadler
Scott
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