Deficits Loom as Dawes Reviews Vast 1922 Budget Cuts
Treasury Secretary Mellon states all expenditures are covered in the tax program and deficitis may trigger new appropriations. Dawes oversees deficiency estimates, which will be sent to Congress soon, with potential reductions of about 500 million from early year projections and debt refunding savings. Congress debates how these items affect the 1922 revenue plan and budget authority.
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Mellon
Congress
Harding
George Rothwell Upright
Washington Post Co
Bureau of the Budget
Bureau
Treasury Department
Treasury
Couress
Bureau of the
Indeet Bureau
Finuse of Representatives
Budget Bureau
Jen. Dawes
Colombian Senate Ratifies U S Treaty for 25 Million
The Colombian Senate after three sessions and much debate today ratified the treaty with the United States, to receive 25,000,000. The move follows earlier ratification by the U S Senate in April and stems from tensions over the Panama Canal route rights.
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Associated Press
Bogota
Colombia
Colombian Senate
United States
United States Senate
Panama Canal
Senator Elkins urges Republican purge of Democratic appointees
West Virginia Senator Elkins met with the President at the White House and urged immediate action to replace Democrats in government with Republicans aligned to administration policies. He wrote cabinet officials outlining his view that many key posts are held by Democratic appointees from the Wilson era and urged a thorough housecleaning to restore efficiency and harmony.
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Davis Elkins
West Virginia
White House
Elkins
Wilson
Uisue
Démocratia Organization
Theh
Republican Party
Steel corsets for police test in New York
New York reports a new police garment of steel corsets. Ten pairs were purchased after tests showed bullet resistance. Made of silk canvas and Norwegian steel, they weigh six pounds and will be distributed in emergencies to board, Italian and loft squads, with potential broader use later.
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Associated Press
New York
Japanese Armament Talks Outlook Bright in Washington
Officials in Washington see a promising start to the arms limitation talks with Japan as the delegation arrives. Admiral Baron Kato Prince Tokugawa and Baron Shidehara head a three member group with Hanihara as secretary general. Some 1000 Japanese experts will accompany the delegation, with liberal voices well represented and assurances of thorough reporting to the Japanese public.
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Washington
Haniharachi
Albert W. Fox
Washington Post Co
America
Japan
United States
Baron Kato
Prince Tokugawa
House of Peers
Kijuro Shidehara
Tokyo
Hanthara
Baron Shidehara
M. Hanihara
Hanihara
Congress
Honeyhara
Foreign Office
Finance and Communication Departments
War and Navy Departments
Drive Against Home Brews Held Up by Prohibition
An expected order to prohibit state directors directing raids on sellers of home-brew materials has been indefinitely held up by Prohibition. Officials say Haynes has not decided that an order is necessary and may defer it. Only five dealers were arrested so far with limited seizures while more than a hundred stores distribute home-brew ingredients in Washington. The legal question focuses on whether the law covers manufacturers for sale and whether these cases can stand. INTINUED ON THIRD PAGE.
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William J. Simmons
House Rules Committee
Washington
House
Edward Young Clarke
Imperial Kleegle
Elizabeth Tyler
Prohibition
Haynes
Prohibition Unit
Treasury
Supreme Court of the United States
Te Tpions
Mr. Lee
R. S. Binker
The
Association of Railway Executives
Week End Recess for Irish Parley Delays Talks
Sinn Fein delegates expect prolonged sessions as the Irish conference adjourns until Monday. They complain of internment camp conditions including Spike Island in Cork harbor. Desmond Fitzgerald says no hitch in negotiations. a truce agreement nears, with Barry summoned to London for consul tation. General Nevill Macready investigates the camp allegations.
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Sinn Fein
London
Associated Press
Ireland
Desmond Fitzgerald
Barry
Munster
Spike Island
Cork Harbor
Nevill Maclready
Boys Save Younger Students From Greenwich Village School Fire
New York Oct 14 Older schoolboys helped quell a fire panic at St Anthony s parochial school in Greenwich Village Carrying frightened younger pupils on their backs to the street The blaze started in the basement among costumes and smoke filled the five story building All 400 pupils escaped without injury and the fire was put out without major damage Mothers and police struggled to maintain order as the event unfolded
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New York
Associated Press
St. Anthony's Parochial School
Greenwich Village
Ufety
Britain Plans Strong Pacific Fleet After Dominion Conference
London reports reveal a new imperial policy to base a powerful Pacific fleet at Singapore with three major fleets from Britain, Japan, and the United States. Britain will fund naval docks and bases rather than expand warships, aiming for strategic balance ahead of the Washington conference.
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Far East
Great Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Washington
Pacific
Singapore
Japan
United States
Admiralty
Manila
Perth
Darwin
Yokohama
Calcutta
Ceylon
Madras
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Train Held Up Near Puebla Leaves Three Dead
Fifty armed men disrupted a Vera Cruz to Mexico City train near Signoret station seven miles from Puebla. Passengers were forced to walk to the village as shots were fired and three people killed. Bandits escaped with loot, unclear if bandits or passengers acted. authorities report ongoing investigation.
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Mexico City
Azad?ciated
Ce Taln
Castilla
Vera Cruz
Asmalil
Signoret
Puebla
Persorig
Railroads Negotiate as Wage Cuts Spark Crisis
Representatives of U S railroads meet union leaders after announcing no current freight rate cuts without bankruptcy. They plan further wage reductions to be offset by future rate cuts. Union leaders warn of potential strike. officials say crisis may halt transportation nationwide as talks strain.
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Chicago
Odt
United States Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Association of Railway Executives
Wnton
G .Lee
Brotherhood
Railroad
Lee
Warren
Store
Brotherhood of Locomotive Sheppard
Ordex Railways
Carpuys
Presiden Brotherhood
Cosath Feirenten
of America
Sessions on Jobs Rich in Rewards Declared by Harding
President Harding told newspaper correspondents at a regular conference that the unemployment conference, which closed yesterday, has borne rich rewards to the unemployed. He said the national conference has stimulated increased employment in many regions. Samuel Gompers, AF of L president, said the American Labor Movement can support the conference’s pronouncements, noting many proposals hostile to workers were rejected.
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Associated Press
Harding
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
American Labor Movement
Abandoned Church Used as School in Tenleytown District
The Northwest Suburban Citizens Association reports in Tenleytown that no school-building funding has been allocated for 25 years, forcing children to attend classes in an old church and overcrowded Tenley facilities. The group urges the school board to address congestion and growing enrollment, while a separate committee backs improvements to the Washington channel area and sanitary conditions.
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Tennallytown
Northwest Suburban Citizens Association
J. B. Kincer
Committee On Schools
Kincer
Bower
Stepan
Kinger
Tenley School
Tenley
Association
Board of Education
John W. Chappell
Washington Channel
R. D. Poot
Federation of Citizens Associations
Police Fight Gang Near Comne Bluffs Ends in Deaths
A gun battle today about miles northeast of Comne Bluffs Iowa left two suspected thieves dead and a third officer fatally wounded. Special Officer Murray of the Northwestern Railroad and a suspected thief died, while Elmer Lane a local policeman, was fatally shot.
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Comne! Bluffs
Iowa
Murray
Northwestern Railroad
Elmer Lane
Page Index to Today's Issue Highlights and Notices
A compact index lists diverse items across the issue including s-Deficita Go to Dawes Aids Arms Harmony Home Brew Drive Held Up Crisis Over Rail Pay Attack Police Story Wants Democrats Ousted Pacific Fleet for Britain Recess for Irish Parley Abandoned Church School 2-Study Bond Overloading H. B. F. Macfarland Dead Building Repairs Ordered Hasten Federation Drive 8 Urged to Guard Girls Would Cut Sublet Rentals Briand May Extend Visit 4-Recomnut Membership Bill Rites for Senator Knox Lands Building Associations 6-éditorial Comment 7 Society 8 Hope to Win $40,600 Prizes 9 Japanese Hope for Tax Cut 10 Features 11 Revivals in Churches 12 Marriage Is Annulled.
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Dawes
Pacific Fleet
Britain
H. B. F. Macfarland
Briand
Knox
Lands Building Associations
Attack on Roper Couple Prompts Police Inquiry Call
George and Mrs. Roper of 2616 Thirteenth Street NW recount an assault by two men at Fourteenth and Belmon(t) streets. Police dispute the couple’s version, claiming the incident was a street brawl. Representative Fitzgerald calls the treatment outrageous and urges a congressional inquiry into police conduct.
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George Olver Roper
Thirteenth Street
Fourteenth
Celmont
Roper
Belmont Streets
Tement Oper
Hillaide
Lermont Street
Tetreck
Fourteenth Street
Garfield Hospital
Barton Glenn
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