Bankers Press Europe Loans As Key To U.S. Recovery
Schwab and other bankers at a White House dinner discuss American loans to foreign governments as a path to revive U.S. manufacturing and exports. They urged aiding Europe’s finances, noted shipping and labor cost issues, and proposed government support or subsidies to boost the American merchant marine and restore normal economic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Co
America
Hnanders
United States
J. P. Morgan
James A. Alexander
National Bank of Commerce
New York
Paul Warburg
Charles A.Sabin
Cruaranty Trust Company
C. E. Mitchell
the
National City Bank
William Kent
Bankers Trust Company
HH. C. McEldowney
Pittsburgh Union Trust Company
Benjamin Strong
New York Federal reserve bank
bankerg
Europe
White House
shipping board
A. J. Lasker
Lasker
Schwab
Germany
condi
Panama canal
Panama
Congress
Mr. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
Gov Davis Praises Mount Vernon On Governor's Day
Virginia Governor Westmoreland Davis addressed the Mount Vernon Ladies Association board of regents praising the shrine’s preservation of Washington’s memory. He placed a wreath at his arrival as 48 volunteers watched, with praise from George Bryan and pledge of support from the board. The governor’s stance on the 25 cent entrance fee was discussed, with opposition noted to its abolition as impractical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Mount Vernon
George Bryan
board of visitors
association
Virginia
Congress
ladies’ association
Gov. Davis
Washington
great American shrine
Gen. Washington
Mount Vernon Ladies association
Mr. Bryan
Richmond
Robert E. Lee Burke
Egbert.G. Leigh
Frank D. Williams
Maj
Leroy Hidges
Harriet Glayton Coemeggs
Dover
Del
Judge Waddin Nominated to Fourth Circuit Seat
President Harding nominated Judge Edmund Waddin Jr to the United States district court bench in eastern Virginia to succeed the late Judge Pritchard. D Lawrence Croner named for Wadill’s district post in the Fourth Circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Waddin, Jr
eastern
Virginia
United States district court
Harding
Judge Pritchard
United States
Fourth judicial circuit
D. Lawrence Croner
Wadail
Silesian Stand Backed Briand Aims to Disarm Germany
Paris reports Premier Briand defending the Silesian policy as deputies endorse reparations pay plan by 419 to 171. London and Boulogne talks loom as Allied premiers prepare for a supreme council meeting likely June 3 or 4 to discuss reparations, Silesia and Asia Minor issues. Four British battalions move toward Upper Silesia while Germany plans 840 million marks in treasury bills to the Reparations Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulogne
Supreme Council
Upper Silesia
Germany
Paria
chamber of deputies
Briand
London
Paris
Wadnesday
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Great Britain
France
Belgium
thre
Asia- Minor
offici
Smyrna
Arkib
Savres
Rhine
England
Bavarian citizens’ guard
Hinwohnerwehr
Berlin
treasury
New York
Freund
Upper Silesian
Free Corps
Bill Regulates Hotel Rates in Washington
Representative Hays of Missouri introduced a bill requiring Washington hotels to post room rates in every room and to file price schedules with District commissioners including meal prices for American plan hotels. Rates may not rise without 36 days notice and violations would incur fines from $10 to $100 per offense. The measure reflects pressure from the Area Travelers association for uniform hotel regulations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hays
Missouri
Area Travelers association
Mount Everest Expedition Sets Out From Darjeeling
The Mount Everest expedition began from Darjeeling in two parties on May 18 and 19 under Colonel Howard Bury. Majors Morshed and Wheeler lead survey and Alpine teams with 40 Sherpa coolies and 100 mules to transport gear while Lord Ronaldshay and Lord Reading coordinate support from British India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post and Public Ledger
London
Darjeeling
Bengal
British India
H. T. Morshed
survey of India
Teesta valley
Sikkim
Maj. Morshed
Khamba Dzong
Harold Rayburn
Alpine club
Kellas
Bullock
Mallory
Himalays
Narsing
Kabru
A.F. Wolston
Tor
Hegel
Fidian’ geological survey
Himalayas
BE. O. Wheeler
government of.India
Asa
acces ‘sable
Mount Wyerest
Lord Rawlinson
India
Meerut
Amritsar
Sialkot
Kangra valley
Miritan
government of India
Lord Reading
tree
Darjeeling-Himalayan
Lord Ronaldshay
central Asia
Lord Ronhidshay
government house
Mount Everest
South Tyrol
Wollaston
Tibet
National Physical laboratory
Labor Man Favors Compulsory Private Insurance Bill
Advocates and opponents debated the Fitzgerald bill requiring compulsory insurance for all private employees in the District of Columbia. Edgar Wallace urged endorsement citing the exclusive fund feature, while opponents warned of costs and dependence on private and state funds. Labor groups and business reps argued both for and against, noting costs and coverage implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
House
Fitugerald
Ohio
Edgar Wallace
American Federation of Lant
A. F. of L. Organized’ labor
Housekeepers Alliance of
Washington
F.L. Ransome
W.M. Kenard
Massachusetts -accident ~ industrial board
Massachusetts
Brashears
Washington Board
Trada
Schooner Seized as Whisky Runner Off Cape Romain
Coast Guard cutter Seminole captured the American schooner M. designer after a six week chase for smuggling whisky from the Bahamas. At Cape Romain, 8 C, the captain John E. Scott and the supercargo were arrested while five crew members fled ashore. The whisky load, 45 barrels, was seized. the vessel had sailed from Bermuda and aimed for Tampico, Mexico. Information from the American consul in Bermuda prompted the capture and transfer to Charleston.
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Coast Guard
Washington Pas
Norfolk
Chesapeake bay
Bahama Islands
Cape Romain
8. C
Charleston
Wilmington
Raccoon key
John E. Scott
Bermuda
State Department
St. Georges
Tampico
Mexico
Washington
Phe Skinner
May End War Rule in Santo Domingo
The State Department nears public release of a plan to withdraw the American military government from the Dominican Republic with President Harding's approval. Secretaries Denby and Hughes held talks, and it is suggested Marines may stay briefly to ensure a stable transfer to a native government, with gradual drawdown to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Dominican republic
Harding
Denby
Hughes
Whita House
Caravajal
America
Bombing at Bulgarian royal parade wounds and arrests follow
King Boris stood near the royal palace as a bombing during the St Cyril feast parade injured 18 people. Communist leaders were arrested on suspicion of complicity. Several severely wounded schoolboys face possible death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofa
Bulgaria
Boris
St. Cyril
anidat
Rio Grande transfer extended to June after financing review
The Denver and Rio Grande railroad transfer to Western Pacific was extended from May 30 to June 20 by federal judges. The extension follows new financial questions and a recent application to the Interstate Commerce Commission for approval of a financing plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Denver and Rio Grande railroad
Western Pacific railroad
Lewis and Sanborn
Interstate Commerce Commission
British amateur golf title to stay home for another year
At Hoylake May 26 British players eliminated the last American in the British amateur championship. Allan Graham or W I Hunter will claim the title after defeating Wright in a semifinal that reached the nineteenth hole. Darwin defeated Wright after beating Ball earlier, while a rules debate over ribbed clubs eyed a ban after the open championship.
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Associated Press
Hoylake
United States
Allan Graham
Royal Liverpool club
W. I. Hunter
Walmer
Kings
lek ‘Th Wright
Boston
Bernard Darwin
Woring
Wright
Darwin
Hunter
Graham
Tubbs
Sunningdale
Royal and Ancient Golf club rules committee
Francis Quimet
Bobby Jones
C. J. Caste
Chantilly
France
Webster
New Zealand
Jones
Unionists Gain Big Wins in Belfast Elections
Unionists surpass expectations with broad gains across Ulster, likely securing near forty of fifty two seats including Belfast. Devlin and Sinn Fein face setbacks as counts progress and ballot security tightens with armed police guarding boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Devlin
James CraigZ
County Down
Famonn de Valera
J. M. Andrews
Armagh
Michael Collins
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Sinn Fenners
Ireland
Sinn
Louis Walsh
whg
North Antrim
Glens
Antrim
Barbour
Walsh
Derry
John MacNeil
Tyrone
West Belfast
Sir R. Anderson
Prof. MacNeil
Death of Judge J W Warrington in Cincinnati May
Judge John W. Warrington a retired federal appeals court justice died in Cincinnati after a stroke suffered last Sunday. He was 74, appointed by President Taft in 1903 and retired two years ago. The report notes his long friendship with Taft and mentions sale of related editorials and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
John W. Warrington
Federal court of appeals
W. H. Taft
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HARRY N. PRICE
Charles ‘“M. Schab
Mr. Harding
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
United states shipping board
Farrell
Charles Pie
Chicago
Mr. Pies
Piez
MT. VERNON
WADDILL
Senate
SILESIAN
Silesia
Ianl Gibbons
done
Murphy Co
Park eve
Olay
Mt. Everest
Col. Sherrill
failgat
Darjelling
yinder way
Washington Post
Mt. Overest
HOWARD BURY
Calcutta
Browne
army
Clarence C. Sherrill
Edward D. Shaw
boy, scouts of Washington
Randolph Minor
Myron Whitney
Girl Scouts of America
Sherrill
old city
Boy
Girl Scouts
board of commissioners
Fitzgerald
Tokyo
Couabelas
Frederick’ Moore
foreign office
Moore
SANTO DOMINGO
SOFLA
King
RIO GRANDE
BIG GALLERY
London Times
Gastonian
John Ball
Breen
hale
eafth
Strang
POMPEO
UGH UNIONISTS
Wit
James Craig
SINN FEINERS
university
Daniel McLain
leutenant
Joseph Devlin
J. W. Warrington
Washin
7 Post
Poat newsepaper
torces Brentano
Woodward & Le Bans
Sons Con and
Ballantyn Ve
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