Fate of Colombia treaty in Senate to be voted on
Four years of senatorial debate over paying Colombia 25 300 000 to settle Panama canal claims nears end as the Senate takes up the treaty under an eight day rule. Lodge opens with ratification support while Kellogg opposes. Pomerene Knox to speak as the plan funds installments totaling 25 million. The House moves the emergency tariff bill protecting wheat wool and meat.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Republic of Colombia
Panama Canal
Senate
Colombia
Senator Lodge
Frith
Lodge
Kellogg
Minnesota
Theodore Roosevelt
Colom Oid
Knox
Pomerene
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Republic of Panama
Farmers First
Congress
House
Fordney
Ways and Means
Windy City visit foreshadows tax battle and tariff debate
James J. Davis arrives in Chicago to meet with Loyal Order of Moose officials as sales tax plans trigger senate hearings and a tariff bill moves through Congress. Penrose signals likely cloture for the emergency bill while Democrats warn of partisan rule changes in the Senate and House.
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Senate Free Committee
Farmer and Labor Atoresse
House
Ways and Loans Committee
Chairan Fordney
Senate Finance
Penrose
Associated Press
Mance Committee
Senate
Chicago
James J
Davis
Labor
Sonor
Secre
Kary Davis
Hitchcock
Women Weep For Sparkling Eyes Beauty Advice
A Chicago beauty expert urges women to cry weekly for prettier eyes. She claims tears cleanse the eyes and add luster, though few can weep at will. The recommended method is to start with a good laugh to induce tears.
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United Press
Chicago
Flag Half Mast Over Doorn Castle for Ex-Empress Augusta Victoria
Doorn April 12 German flag flew at half mast over Doorn Castle as Ho henzollernn family attended the funeral of ex Empress Augusta Victoria. The crown prince arrived from Wierengen while the ex emperor stayed indoors and isolated. Dr Dysander will lead private services in the chapel and the body will be moved at dawn to the railway for transport to Berlin with royal honors.
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United Press
Doorn
Doorn Castle
Hohenzollernn
Augusta Victoria
Wierengen
Dysander
Empress Koon
Berlin
Priest Driven From Church Still Hiding
Mass was said at Holy Rosary church in Kenosha but Rev. Peter Petardi did not appear, reportedly very ill and sheltering at Father Malone's home. Catholic worshipers were few as Malone conducted the service.
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Pres
New Indemnity Plan Includes Restoration
Berlin reports German reparations proposals include a plan to rebuild France using French labor and German materials. Foreign Minister Von Simons returned from Switzerland with plans to present to the cabinet.
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United Press
Berlin
France
von Simons
Switzerland
National Woman Voters Convenes in Greveland Opening
More than 1,000 delegates attend the National League of Women Voters second annual convention in Greveland Ohio as committees report resolutions on child welfare uniform laws and food demand. Mrs Maud Wood Park presides. Mayor Fitzgerald and local leaders greet delegates. Park delivers annual address.
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Associated Press
Greveland
National League of Woman Voters
Maud Wood Park
National
W. S. Fitzgerald
Cleveland
Amy Grace Maher
Toledo
Ohio League of Women Voters
Reile Sherwin
Cleveland League of Women Voters
Park
League
Japan to Send Envoy to Washington on Pacific Problems
Tokyo plans to send a distinguished Japanese envoy to Washington to handle Pacific issues including mandates, California, China, Siberia, immigration and armaments. Paris and Washington discuss Yap and U S claims. Japanese views urge direct talks to avoid a drift between Tokyo and Washington.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Washington
Pacific
California
China
Siberia
Viviani
France
United States
Charles &. Hughes
Japan
Jappan
America
Ofice
Yap
Paris
Jusserand
Hughes
Germany
Foreign Office
M.j. Jugsetane
Administration
Torio
Steamer Founders in Gulf of Mexico. 19 Missing
The Bowie Line swapship Colonel Bowie with 22 men on board foundered in the Gulf of Mexico Monday night. Three men were picked up by the British steamer Cissy. 19 men remain missing according to advices received at the home office in Beaumont Texas.
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Associated Press
Beaumont
Texas
Bowie
Gulf of Mexico
Home Office
Costa Rica watches Panama as frontier tensions rise
Costa Rica observes Panamanian troop concentrations along the Coto and Almirante frontier. President Julio Acosta cites U S government efforts and Hughes note while Costa Rica withholds military buildup, awaiting a frontier dispute solution and safeguarding territorial rights.
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Associated Press
San Jose
Costa Rica
Republic of Panama
Coto
Almirante
Costa Rican
Panama
United States
Charles E. Hughes
Julio Acosta
White
United States Supreme Court
Farmers Marketing Bodies May Require Clarification of Law
Washington April 12. The status of farmer co operative marketing associations under the Sherman antitrust act was discussed at the American Farm Bureau federation conference here. Speakers urged clarifying legislation and extension of rediscount time for agricultural notes to the federal reserve system.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federal Reserve System
Gov. Harding
Los Angeles Woman Held in New York on Assault Charge
Mrs Hstelle Mattley of Los Angeles was held on assault charges in New York after a struggle with George Robbins resulted in a revolver firing. Lillian Walker of Long Island City suffered a fractured finger from the incident at a hospital report.
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Los Angeles
New York
United Press
Hstelle Mattley
George Robbins
Lillian Walker
Long Island City
Robbins
Mattley
Miss Walker
Seek Arrest of Two for Fireworks Fire
A capias for the arrest of W. Singer and Nathan Shaffer, owners of the warehouse where six people died in an explosion, was issued by the coroner's office. The writ charges manslaughter after a coroner's jury found the accident resulted from negligently stored fireworks in the building.
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Associated Press
Chicago
W. Singer
Nathan Shaffer
Greece Moves Toward Martial Law Declared in Chamber
Premier Gounaris asked deputies to consider martial law in Greece as Parliament opened debate. The proposal surfaced in the chamber with April 12 cited as the establishment date.
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Greece
Chamber of Deputies
Gounaris
Highways Weather Forecast For Iowa Cities 1921
Weather bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture and Weather Bureau notes forecast conditions for towns including Charles City Mason City Algona Des Moines Cedar Rapids Dubuque Davenport La Crosse Waterloo and others. It reports unpaved highways in good condition with likely deterioration tonight and Wednesday.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Charles City
Alpert Lea
Mian
Algona
Charles
City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
DesMoines
Dubuque
Faribault
la Crosse
W . Mason City
Marshandtown
Newmmo
Postville
Waterloo
Wagary
Harding urges immediate peace with Germany in message
President Harding asks Congress to declare peace with Germany without delaying reparations talks while rejecting the League of Nations. He calls for tax relief and lower prices, outlines domestic plans, and hints at revising the Versailles treaty with reservations. He pressures swift action on a declaratory peace and cautions on future policy.
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Congress
League of Nations
United States
Member
Treaty of Versailles
America
Thrlted Press
Washington, D. C
Germany
Harding
Europe
World Association of Nations
Senate
Department of public_welfare
Harding Declares No U S Role in League of Nations
President Harding informed Congress that the United States would have no part in the League of Nations. The crowd rose in applause as Republicans cheered the stance, while Democrats largely remained seated.
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Harding
Congress
United States
League of Nations
Senate
House
Hitchcock
Nebraska
League
Peate
Coolidge
Gillett
Release Americans From Operation of Expropriation Law
The United States won a diplomatic clash with the Obregon government over expropriation of American owned farming land in Mexico. The State Department reported assurances from Obregon that no American or other foreign property would be disturbed in the planned land expropriation.
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aBy United Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Obregon
Mexico
State Department
Department
Hughes
Summerlin
Mexico City
Packers File Plans for Stockyards Sale Under Trustees
The Department of Justice approved a plan for Swift & Co. and Armour & Co. to divest their interests in stockyards and stockyard terminal railroads. They must transfer their stock to Illinois Trust & Savings Bank for administration by trustees Henry W. Anderson and George Sutherland within 30 days, with sale to occur within one year.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Department of Justice
Tice Stafford
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Illinois
iTrust & Savings Bank
Chicago
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
George Sutherland
Salt Lake City
Utah
Port of Buenos Aires Asked to Unload Martha Washington
United States shipping board asked Buenos Aires port authorities to allow nonunion workers to unload the steamer Martha Washington tied up amid a union boycott. Munson Line negotiations failed, with cargo removal under US consul William Robertson as the next step. strong representations to Argentina may follow if authorities refuse.
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Associated Preas
Buenos Aires
United States Shipping Board
Martha Washich
Munson Line
Martha Washington
William, H. Robertson
United States
Traction plans glimmer as council is told of losses
C. D. Cass and city officials discuss W C FP N franchise failures and delayed streetcar extensions. Factories closed cut traffic roughly half, revenues down about 25 000 yearly, 10 cent fare adoption boosted short term income but long term outlook remains bleak with 150 000 car order stuck awaiting payment.
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C. D. Cass
St. Louis
Case
Cass
Elmer F. Feely
Waterloo
Manning
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