President Harding eulogizes war dead in Hoboken ceremony
President Harding attends a flag draped casket service for Private Joseph W Guyton of Michigan and delivers a solemn appeal for a practical people to join with God to prevent war’s return. He honors 6000 war dead and stresses government efficiency and labor justice at the New York Commercial banquet.
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HARDING
New York
Brooklyn
HARRY WV. PRICE
AMZt
Washington Post Co
Germany
Joseph W Guy
ton Company I
125th Infantry
Michigan
United States
republic
Joseph W Guyton
126th infantry
meria
Hardingsh
Hoboken
American Academy of Folltical Science
Guyton
Harding Calls for Fair Deal To Business Farmer Labor
President Harding urges a fair deal for business, farmers, and labor, arguing the nation must adopt new commercial methods to meet global responsibilities. He emphasizes unity under the Constitution, the primacy of agriculture, and justice at home to restore the economy after war hardships.
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Harding
Europe
Words of a Nation: War, Economy, and Honest Governance
In speeches at a funeral, luncheon, and anniversary, the President urges humility amid sorrow, warns war is avoidable but possible, calls for a lean government budget and efficient administration, and stresses restoring work and justice for agriculture to steer the country back on course.
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America
Six Month Credit and Venezuela's Plea for Trade
Chicago May 23 The greatest drawbacks to US South American trade are the American short term credit system and cheap transport. Dr Esteban Gil Borges Venezuelan foreign relations minister says Venezuela wants larger commercial relations with the Mississippi valley and asks for longer credit terms to facilitate business. He cites need for machinery for mining and agriculture and exports of hides and metals. He notes improvements in waterways harbors and roads and hopes American merchants will develop trade.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United States
South America
Esteban Gil-Borges
Venesuela
Gil-Borges hame
Mississippi valley
Americas
Gil- Borg
marime
Attack on Personnel First in U. S. Navy Disarmament Fight
The article warns United States naval efficiency may be crippled by anti naval disarmament lobbying in the Senate and abroad. It notes Britain and Japan increasing armaments, pressuring the U S to bear higher costs while seeking to reduce U S personnel below 120000, risking degraded readiness and ship maintenance.
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United States
Senate
White House
Capitol
Great Britain
Japan
America
Navy Department
Nav
Weather by Radio Daily for Aviators
The Navy Department will begin daily aviation weather broadcasts from Arlington at 10 am in cooperation with the weather bureau. The report covers 44 towns with wind data at multiple levels, a North American weather synopsis, and short term flying condition forecasts for east of the Mississippi and offshore Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
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Associated Press
naval radio
Navy Department
weather bureau
department
Arlington
North America
Mississippi
Atlantic
gulf coast
Veterans push sparks naval budget clash with disarmament drive
The article argues that anti navy forces threaten capital ship programs including six superdreadnoughts and six battle cruisers begun in 1916. It cites disarmament propaganda challenging US strength versus Britain and Japan, while President Harding and many Republicans back a strong navy amid calls for large scale cuts to naval spending.
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United States
Great Britain
Americas
Japan
Harding
Emergency tariff bill passed by the House in wartime move
The House voted 245 to 97 to approve the conference report on the emergency tariff bill, sending it to President Harding for signature. The measure, carrying duties on farm products and compensatory duties on manufactured items, preserves wartime import controls and seeks to curb dumping. Opponents warned of retaliation but observers noted few concrete moves.
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Associated Press
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Harding
New york
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
Canada
Europe
Fordney
ways and means committee
Garner
Texas
agai
Smuts Stirs Interest Here in Anglo Pacific Pact Renewal
George Hothwell Brown reports on Smuts urging renewal of the Anglo-Japanese treaty conditional on U.S. interests, Canada opposing, and Australia and New Zealand aligning with South Africa. London imperial conference in June to discuss naval policy and empire relations, as dominions seek greater voice while maintaining unity.
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GEORGE HOTHWELL BROWN
Washington Post Co
Great Britain
United States
Pacific
Asia
London
Washington
Japan
Jan Christian Smuts
Union of South Africa
America
Canada
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Harvey
dominions
Sweet Potatoes Liked by British Experts Discover
Government experts report Georgia sweet potatoes please British tables as a trial 600 pound shipment to Liverpool arrived in fine shape. They foresee possible overseas sales to brighten housewives lives while noting Australia New Zealand and Canada seek close ties with the United States amid Anglo Japanese alliance debates.
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Associated Press
England
Liverpool
Agriculture Department
Eight Americans Triumph in Open Championship Round on English Links
Eight Americans survived the opening round of the amateur golf championship on English links amid cool, gray weather. Notables include Bobby Jones, Chick Evans, Frances Ouimet, and Vid Wright, while Ray Thompson, Hanley, and J Wood Platt exited due to defeats or injury. Platt withdrew on crutches, with Jones and Manford trading the lead in a tight match through the front nine before Jones pulled ahead.
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Bobby Jones
Chick Lions
Frances Cuimet
WC Fownes
Vid Wright
Paul Hunter
W T Hunt
J H Douglas
Ray Thompson
Hanley
J Wood Platt
immo fallesterday Townes
GC Manford
Platt
Thompson Manly Hunt
Paxton
Jones
Manford
lee
Breen
Jong
Allies Warn Berlin Over Silesia Crisis After Polish Lines Attack
Britain vows at least four battalions to Upper Silesia as French German notes blame Polish insurgents for violence. Briand and Mayer discuss ending aggression. Berlin insists on population self defense under interallied commission. British and Turkish moves signal continued Allied effort to restore order amid tense, shifting front lines.
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Associated Press
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Mayer
Silesian
Silesia
Germany
Sthamer
London
Upper Silesian
Upper Silesia
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Poland
lta
law and oder
aged commission
allied
high commission
Great Britain
Rhine
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Oppeln
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