Recognition Conditions for Obregon Government Outlined
A memorandum prepared for President Obregon lays out U S assurances needed for recognition, including safeguards for American life and property in Mexico. It calls for revising Article 27, protecting Americans’ land, property rights, diplomacy, religious practice, and a mixed claims court, with possible American drafting of a treaty.
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Obregon
Mexico
United States
Henry P. Fletcher
non
Wilson
Summetin
Gen. Obregon
Fall
Harding
Hughes
Kalls
Hoover
Turmoil in Mexico Amid US Demands and Strikes
The article notes a split within Mexican factions over American demands, with anti Carranza leaders and conservative business circles among dissenters. Industrial unrest worsens as railroads stay idle, smelters close, and only about 5 percent of mines operate. Unemployment is estimated around 300000.
New York Greet Harding with Two Speeches Planned
President Harding visits New York arriving aboard the Mayflower to address a luncheon at the Hotel Astor a Brooklyn military review and the 125th anniversary of the New York Commercial at the Commodore Hotel. A 21 gun salute will welcome the yacht entering the Narrows.
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Hoboken Army Pier
New York
Associated Press
Harding
Academy of Political 'Science
Hotel Astor
Twenty-third
Brooklyn
Commodore
Narrows
Forts Hamilton
Wadsworth
Hudson
Manhattan bridge
Mast river
armory
Urge Inquiry Into Dorsey Appeal Moves in Macon
In Macon Georgia a mass meeting adopted a resolution condemning Gov Hugh M Dorsey for issuing a peonage pamphlet and urging the assembly to appoint a court of inquiry into the governor's appeal. The measure urges impeachment if oath violations or proven charges are found. A substitute resolution defending the governor was defeated. Former Rep Co L Bartlett chaired.
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Macon
Associated Press
city hall
Dorsey
general assembly
Georgia
Hugh M. Dorsey
Co. L. Bartlett
Will Decorate Irish Grave At Mount Olivet Cemetery
Padraic H Pearse branch of Friends of Irish Freedom plans a May 30 grave decorating at Mount Olivet cemetery for deceased Irish American union members. speakers F Edward Mitchell Rev J A Geary and Pr Joseph Dunn will address the ceremony. movement support to build a Bulloch Hall replica in Washington and a letter from Mrs James Longstreet referenced.
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Padraic H. Pearse
Friends of Irish Freedom
Mount Olivet cemetery
F. Edward Mitchell
J. A. Geary
Joseph Dunn
Washington
Bulloch hail
Roosevelt
Roswell
James Longstreet
Byer
Peace vote impends and tariff measures move forward
Republican leaders in Congress aim to wrap up pending measures over the next two weeks to clear the way for consideration of the permanent tariff and tax revision. The House is set to report the permanent tariff bill early next month as negotiations with Senate leaders continue on a range of bills including the Knox peace resolution and defense and budget measures.
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Associated Press
Congress
House
ways and means committee
House foreign affairs committee
Porter
Senate
committee
Harding
Alameda
Calif
La Follette
Wisconsin
jeaders
congressional commission
Pord-Newberry
Senate pivileges
elections committee
Sonator Townsend
Republian
Michigan
Senator Newberry
Alfred Lucking
Henry Ford
Supreme Court
Newberry
Grover - Cleveland Bergdoll
A. H. Smith
General Gibson Celebrates 94th Birthday At Home
Brig. Gen. Horatio G. Gibson retired oldest West Point graduate marks his ninety fourth birthday at his home in Washington with family. He recalls West Point days 1843 and served from Mexican War through Civil War and western posts. The event drew congratulations from peers including Pershing and Ireland.
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Horatio G. Gibson
West Pointers
Nanogen
Adnan
Academy
West Point Military academy
N street
northwest
West Point
A. 5. Grant
Gibson
Gib 8on
Gen. ev
York
Mexico
Grant
Gen. Gibson
Sheridan
Hooker
Baltimore
Vera Cruz
Puebla
Mexico City
Third artillery
far West
Washington
Washington Barracks
Capt
Walker Gibson White
Iystem
John J. Pershing
Merrit W. Ireland
Charles". Mencgher
David
Gordon
Gen. Gordon
Frontier Guard
Friends Win Fight for Mrs Stillman in High-Profile Divorce
Washington Post special from New York on May 22 reports Mrs. Stillman and her allies seek dismissal of the divorce suit through articles of discontinuance. The terms include legitimacy for Guy, a share in a $7 million trust, and an annual allowance of $75,000 to $90,000 for Mrs. Stillman, with the husband’s concession anticipated. Mrs. Stillman appears to hold leverage as talks proceed with high society influence.
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Washington Post
New York
James A. Stillmans
National City Bank
Stillman
Poughkeepsie
Bud
John
Mack
guardian
Guy
France Floats Bond Loan in 1921 Sinking Fund Plan
France announces a 100 060 006 bond loan underwritten by a Morgan syndicate. The issue at 95 with 8 percent yield funds French obligations maturing in the U S this year and buys foodstuffs and raw materials in the United States. Payments begin July 3 1921.
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New York
TP Mi Ee
Morgan
United States
Railroads urged to cut costs and consolidate
A Chamber of Commerce committee urges strict economy for railroads to restore credit and profitability. It supports wage readjustment, federal incorporation, and carrier cooperation, while cautioning against rate increases and stressing eight hour shifts for fair labor. It notes payrolls rose from 1.7 billion in 1917 to 3.75 billion in 1920.
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Associated Press
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Catts Posts Bond On Bribe Charge In Florida
Sidney J. Catts former governor and prohibitionist candidate posted a 5000 bond in Bradford County on a bribery vote for pardons. He then left for Pensacola to post 2500 on a peonage charge in Albany, Georgia. Federal and county grand juries handled the case amid a web of indictments and rumored special sessions.
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Starke
Fla
Associated, Press
Sidney. J. Catts
Florida
Albany
British Columbia
Cattlefire
Pensacola
Federal
indictmen
Mr. Catts
Ed Brown
John Henry
Rodgers
Walton county
Japan plans to evacuate Siberia and return Shantung to China
Tokyo announces evacuation of Siberia and restoration of Shantung to China at the earliest moment, while preserving Japan’s Far East policy. Officials seek a special agreement with China to extend consular and police rights to protect Korea amid unrest among Koreans in Manchuria and Siberia.
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Far East
China
Korea
Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Siberia
Shantung
foreign office
seasion
Manchuria
Kwang-Tung
P smier Hara
Saghalin
Nikolaievsk
Kokumin Shimbun
Chinese Eastern railway
Nichi Nichi Shimbun
Far Eastern
Nichi Nichi
Four story annex planned for Old Dutch Market plant
A four story fireproof annex to the Old Dutch Market plant at 622 Pennsylvania Avenue NW will cost about 106000 and be built to house a large retail market employing about 209 people. Warwick drew up the plans with Edger H. Mosher in charge of construction and occupancy expected in November. The project was announced last night by the corporation. Special to The Washington Post from Lynchburg Virginia dated May 22 reports the tobacco market there has closed for the season with sales last week totaling around 26000 pounds and the 1920 crop at 13825700 pounds compared with 3797200 pounds lighter last year.
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Colin ielacateve
Boy Scouts of America
Memorial
commissioners
District of Columbia
Frederick Brooke
National Executive Board
Girl Scouts of America
Washington Post
Post
span
parte
boy scouts
Edward T. Shaw
Pennsylvania avenue
H EK. Warwick
Edger H. Mosher
Lynchburg
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