Economic revival urged as Europe needs aid
At a Chamber of Commerce convention session, Arthur Balfour and Joseph H. Defrees argued for American support to restore European prosperity. Balfour cited heavy war debts and taxation. Defrees urged understanding Europe as key to U.S. business recovery, stressing cooperation with Britain and allied nations.
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Convention of the Chamber of Commerce of the
Joseph H. Defrees
National Chamber
Arthur Balfour
Association of British Chambers of Commerce
Commerce Hoover
James F. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Federation
Dea ‘Fress
Washington
de Frees
Arthur Falfour
Associattion
British Chambers of Commerce
Europa
England
Alter and Pepper Hold Lead in Pennsylvania Primary
Early Pennsylvania returns show Attorney General George E. Alter leading Gifford Pinchot for the Republican gubernatorial nomination with 135,196 to 77, not yet complete. Pepper leads in the U S Senate race over W J Burke with 41,487 to 31,008 as Reed secures Republican nomination for Knox’s expired term and the full term beginning next March.
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Philadelphia
Associated Preas
Pennsylvania
George E. Alter
Gifford Pinchot
Alter
Pinchot
Gate Alter
Yer
United States
George Wharton Pepper
Penrose
W. J. Burke
Pepper
Burke
David A. Reed
Pitsburgh
Knox
James A. McSparran
Samuel G. Inull
Ave Sages
United States Declines Hague Conference Invitation
President Harding declines US participation in the proposed Hague conference on Russian affairs while signaling openness if Genoa plan yields real progress. Secretary Hughes says Russia must offer conditions restoring productivity and credit. without Russian agreement, the Hague talks are unlikely to succeed, with Britain and France watching closely.
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British amazed at U S refusal to Hague decision final
London papers report ambassador Child secure Genoa accord path to The Hague under conditions, but no official British view given. Chamberlain questions satisfy Commons, Lloyd George expected to speak. press notes wary mood as Anglo French talks show rifts, while America’s stance divides observers.
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English cabinet defeated in house in historic vote
A fragmented account describes a House defeat of the government led by an English cabinet figure, with mentions of Geddes and Asquith era politics, education estimates criticized, and a possible cabinet reshuffle or new government formation amid party tensions and opposition critiques.
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Flames Devour 70-Apartment Building Amid Terror Plot
News from Chicago reports a massive fire that destroyed a 70 apartment building at 241 Sheridan Road amid a wave of terror-linked incidents. Police say the blaze, started simultaneously in several locations and aided by a bomb blast, endangered adjoining tenants as alarms and explosions echoed through the northern city. Investigators note warrants issued for suspects tied to a broader plan of labor extremism and robberies.
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Daylight Saving Through Summer Debated For Government Hours
Proponents urge eight hour day for federal workers to boost efficiency and save an estimated 36 million dollars yearly by reducing staff from 70 000 to lower numbers. The committee report hints at legislation to push Congress to act with executive support. opposition concerns include civil service protections.
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Pervick
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Brown
T& President
Missouri Senate Fight Behind Reed and Long
In Kirksville Missouri May 1922 Senator Reed spoke to a packed crowd at the State Teachers College about the Democratic divide with Long and the impact of Wilsonian policy. The loop of factions shows Reed’s large audience despite a county leaning to Long, signaling deep national and local partisan tensions.
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Wishington Pott Fe
Kirksville
Wootrow
Wilson
Missouri
Breckenrid
Reed
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Freed
Porton
Robert’ N
Hreli
Howell
Counly
Republican
Kansas City
Miasouri
Utegia
Mr.Wilson
Rand
Lang
Not Likely To Join Inquiries Into Atrocities
A White House statement said the United States would not join Britain in forming a joint inquiry into atrocities by Turks against Christian minorities in Asia Minor. The U S has made informal representations already and sees no pressing need to participate with Britain France and Russia per the proposed inquiry.
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White House
United States
Britain
Asia Minor
American Relief Administration
Great Britain
France
Commission
French Plan Loans To Cover Deficit In 1923 Budget
Paris May 16 The French budget for 1923 submitted to parliament by the government provides for expenditures of 23 180 000 000 francs and receipts of 19 285 000 000 francs with 1 260 000 900 from war stock sales and other temporary resources. The deficit of 2 900 000 000 francs to be raised through loans. Two thirds of the budget goes to interest on debts, with no plan to amortize now. Reparations will stay in a separate budget charged to Germany and funded by securities and available German funds.
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Paris
Association Press
France
Germany
Eldorado Fire Blasts Giant Crater North Of Town
A massive explosion near Eldorado Arkansas creates a 24 foot crater at Murphy 37 north of town. Smaller craters ignite nearby as a vast blaze sends a roaring signal lasting hours. Fire and smoke were reported across the area.
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