Harvey Voices U S Policy On League At Pilgrims Dinner
American Ambassador George Harvey told the Pilgrims Society in London that the United States would not join the League of Nations and urged close cooperation with Britain. Lloyd George praised European reconciliation and welcomed American help, with 350 diners including the Duke of York.
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America
Duke of Connaught
Lord Desborough
Lord Curzon
league of nations
Lord Robert Cecil
Duke of York
Harvey Pledges Unalloyed American Cooperation in Silesia Talks
London May 19 The American Ambassador George Harvey said he received instructions to represent the President on the supreme council regarding Silesia. He stressed the United States would cooperate with Britain and other nations, insisting the alliance rests on mutual interests and not idealism, and urged practical action over theoretical debate. He warned against expectations of America entering the league of nations and affirmed readiness to work with allied powers.
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Harvey
Atlantic
Pacific
our
republic
Harding
Mr. Harvey
America
United Kingdom
Associated Press
London
George Harvey
supreme council
Silesia
Court of
St. James
Washington
France
Italy
United States of ‘America
vris es
Great
Britain
Virginia
Wagshington
United States
league of nations
Wilson
tme
Great Britain
Poland
Paris
Berlin
Rome
Lloyd «George or
Briand
United States Observer Role on Upper Silesia Boundary
Secretary Hughes informs Ambassador Harvey to observe the European council on the Upper Silesia dispute without advising or mediating. Officials stress the US will not become involved and wants to stay advised on decisions by Britain France Poland and Poland.
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ALBERT W. FOX
Washington Post Co
Hughes
George Harvey
Harding
supreme council
United States
Upper Silesia
Harvey
France
Great Britain
America
Bruce Bruce given indefinite leave from colored schools post
Bruce G Bruce assistant superintendent of the colored public schools was granted an indefinite leave of absence without pay effective September 1 by the board of education at an adjourned meeting. Garnet C Wilkinson was named to succeed him as assistant superintendent.
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Ratcoe G. Bruce
education
Pat’ ‘Harrison
Miggissippi
Senate
Ballou
board of education
Bruce
colored schools
schoos
Lipague
Franklin
C. M. Tanner
league
aa platant
board
Garnet C. Wilkinson
Dunbar High school
Fountain Peyton
Peyton
aBlleu
reat
Bluce
Mr. Bruce
Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Booker .T. Washington
Parente’ League
Peace Resolution Moves Fast After White House Conference
After a White House meeting with President Harding Representative Stephen Porter announced that the House would take up and pass the Knox peace resolution early next week. Miller the alien property custodian proposed amendments to cover all important points and to preserve government claims on enemy property while clarifying custodian powers during peace negotiations.
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Harding
White House
Stephen G. Porter
House foreign affairs committee
Germany
House
Porter
Senate
Congress
Capitol
foreign ‘relations committee
speedh
Thomas W. Miller
Lodge
Miller
Senator Knox
United States
Still Be Dry as Prohibition Enforcement Cuts
Secretary Melton announced a temporary one third reduction of federal prohibition agents. He said the cut will have little national effect as agents are redistributed and funding returns in July. State laws will be relied upon to keep the country dry in the interim.
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Associated Press
Melton
fonda
Meilon
Daugherty Names Beck Solicitor General Amid Other Appointments
Attorney General Daugherty recommends James M. Beck of New Jersey for solicitor general to succeed Frierson. Beck, ex assistant AG, may be confirmed soon. Daugherty also backs Judge Edmund Waddill for Fourth Circuit and D. Lawrence Groller for Eastern District of Virginia as successors. President to tour New York aboard the Mayflower with a schedule including a luncheon, review of the 106th Veterans, and a speech at the New York Commercial Club anniversary banquet.
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HARRY N. PRICE
Washington Post Co
James M. Beck
New Jersey
Daugherty
United States
Frierson
Senate
Beck
George Sutherland
Utah
Georges Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Berk
Marion
league of nations
Edmund Waddill
Virginia
Fourth circuit
Judge Pritchard
North Carolina
D. Lawrence Groner
Norfolk
Waddill
New York
Washington
Commodore
Academy of Political Science
Hotel Astor
Twenty-third New York regiment
Brooklyn
New York Commercial
Knox
Charles E. Sawyer
Sawyer
Sayre Chases Burglar in Cambridge House Incident
Francis B. Sayre, former President Wilson's aide, aided a woman who surprised a burglar in her Cambridge residence. He chased the intruder as the man fled, and Sayre pursued through the doorway and into the street.
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Cambridge
Mass
Francis B. Sayre
Wilson
acréama
Young Bride Slain Near White Station Maryland
Margaret Elizabeth Weber a 20 year old seven month bride of John F R Weber Jr of Columbia Park Maryland was assaulted shot and robbed near White Station four miles from the District line The killer severed the third finger from her left hand to remove her wedding ring and stole a watch and pocketbook A bloodstained paper bag may hold the sole clue as fingerprints are sought The investigation centers on a Negro man from North Carolina seen in the area Authorities delay an inquest to Seat Pleasant Maryland.
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Margaret Elizabeth Weber
John FR. Weber, Jr
Columbia Park
White Station
Washington, Baltimore and Anapolis
Mary Queen
North Carolina
Garrison
Weber
aashington
Webers
Prince Georges county
Carrie Huston
Mirgirk
Mad
undertaking establishment
Francis Gasch
Hyattsville
Charles Schmitt
F atreet
Seat Pleasant
Mae
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Pilgrims’ society
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John Murphy Co
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Silesia’ Council
Bogworth field
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Parents” ‘League
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Washington Post
National Capital
Post
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FREDERICKSBURG
ELEANOR PORTER
RICHARD WASHBURN CHILD
RICHARD HARDING
DAVIS
CHARLES E. VAN. LOAN
MABEL HERBERT URNER
JAMES
J. MONTAGUE
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THE, WASHINGTON POST
Austro-Hungary
J. M. Beck
Solicitor General
D. L. Groner
F. B
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J. F. Weber
Sandberg
Thomas Garrison
Hyattsville, Md
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