President Harding Urges Conscience in Commerce at Chamber
President Harding addressed the United States Chamber of Commerce urging a commerce with conscience and calling for the elimination of conscienceless practices. He stressed honesty and merit as core, warned that government should follow business with responsibility, and urged support for a strong merchant marine to sustain national productivity.
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Washington Fest Co
Harding
United States Chamber of Commerce
America
Nation That Confiscates Outside Pale Says Hughes
Secretary of State Hughes addressed a chamber of commerce audience urging a unified diplomatic system to handle foreign relations. He warned that confiscation and repudiation undermine international intercourse and warned that global business depends on enforcing treaties and property rights. He cited open door policy gains and called for action to strengthen diplomatic and consular services and a robust American merchant marine.
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Chamber of Commerce
State Department
Hughes
Blizzard Trial Ruling Expected On Treason Charge
In Logan County West Virginia the Blizzard treason trial nears a ruling after arguments on defense motions seeking acquittal and an election of which overt act to charge. Prosecutor Belcher contends levying war proves treason while defense argues intent and state sovereignty negate treason. The case centers on a 6,000 to 3,000 strong armed miners march into Logan County last summer.
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Associated Press
MG Woods
Antiousea
William Bliz
The
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
A. M. Belcher
T. C. Townsend
Blizzard
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Logan County
Belcher
Mr. Townsend
Reed Machine Looms To Fight Wilson Policies
Missouri May 18 1923 report on Senator James A Reed building an independent campaign structure to resist the Democratic party machine. Women organizers in Missouri oppose Reed while Long supporters push to elect him or a Republican successor. Rural counties show rising Democratic bitterness as campaigns extend from countryside to cities.
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Washington Post Co
St Louie
James A. Reed
Democratic Party
Missouri
Reed
Senate
Highton
San Francisco
Breckinridge Long
Senator Reed
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Fini Reed
Aa Buch Tg
Long
Washington
I _hayé
Democratic State Organization of
League of Nations
Jefferson
Jackson
Memphis
Scotland
A. J. Cratz
Democratic ‘Countys Committee
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Cratz
St. Joseph
Louis
Reed and Kemper lead Missouri primary dispute in Kansas City
The article analyzes Democratic tensions in Missouri with Reed supported by Joseph Shannon and Thomas Pendergast in Kansas City. It notes William T. Kemper's influence, expected urban support, and forecasts a larger female turnout in the 1920 primaries, citing past totals and city-by-city figures.
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Kansen
Démocratic Party
Joseph
B.shannon
Thomas J. Pendergast
Reed
William T. Kemper
Pok
Read
Kansas’ City
Missouri
Kateas City
Jackson County
St. ‘Louis
Boy 15 burned at stake after mistreatment mob incident
Davisboro Georgia May 18 Associated Press reports a mob killed and burned 15 year old Charlie Atkins after claiming robbery and fatally harming carrier Mrs. William Kitchens. A man named John Henry was reportedly coerced into naming others as suspects while the crowd demanded identities. The mob released the traces and placed the seared body in the highway amid rising tensions across Pounties.
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Davisboro
Associated Press
William Kitchens
Charlie “Atkins
Hague Conference Aims to Rebuild Europe with Russia
The Hague discussions focus on Russian matters credits debts and property amid Western suspicions of a Russo German accord. Lloyd George signals limited public address while delegations prepare to depart after plenary speeches. The conference seeks gradual European reconstruction amid divergent Bolshevik and Western views.
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Genoa
Genoa Ovemn
Europe
Hague
Musteb
Associated Press
Basgador
Righard
Boyd Georg
United States
M. Tehitcherin
Lloyd George
Ston
Lloyd Geo
Agnerican
Evarwas
Auits
France
Hieyd George
Germany
the Hague
Taliam
Lidyd George
Europa
Coal Operators Agree With Hoover on Voluntary Plan
A majority of coal operators met with Secretary Hoover and reached a voluntary, temporary plan to curb profiteering and stabilize prices. The scheme creates district committees to coordinate distribution and ensure coal reaches consumers at fair prices, with a Washington coordinating body and a goal of public support and minimal government authority.
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Hoover
Harding
Ite
Washington
Rodnterance
RTE
Harding Dinner Debates End to 12 Hour Day in Steel
President Harding hosts a White House dinner with 41 steel industry leaders including Elbert Gary James Farrell and Charles Schwab to discuss abolishing the twelve hour day as part of an anticipated industrial revival. Officials emphasize no government interference and require near unanimous industry support.
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America
White House
Associated Press
Harding
Iron and Steel Industry
Mellon Hoover
Davis
Hartling
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
George B. Christian
Front and Steel
Mellon
Hoover
Ainner
Iron and Steel
O Melton
Judge Gary
James A. Farrell
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel " Corporation
Pat Eugene
BE. Grace
Leopold’ EF. Block
Inland Steel Come Pany
Chicago
James Bowron
Gulf State Steel
Birmingham
Ala
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