Entanglements in the Politics of Europe and U. S. Policy
Mark Sullivan analyzes Washington facing a new policy trend in 1921. He notes America's noninterference abroad except economic matters and the Harding administration's restraint in sending troops, outlining a shift toward state rather than federal action in crises.
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America
Supreme Council
Europe
Polig
Rman
Poland
Timany
Ameri
Hm Germany
Germany
Pola
Witison
Friends of the
Gue of Nations
Harding
West Vir
West Virnia
West Tginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
New York Evening Post
Inn
Women of America Present Mme Curie for Radium Gift
Mme Curie arrives in Washington from New York to receive the gram of radium purchased by Women of America. The ceremony at the White House is set for 4 p.m. with Mrs Harding and other dignitaries assisting. She is hosted at the home of the third assistant secretary of state and departs Monday for New York.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Mme. Curie
Washington
New_York
Harding
Women of America
White House
Hughes
Mme. Jusserand
Princess Lubomirski
Union Station
Mme. Curle
Robert Woods Bliss
Marshell Field
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
New York
Nicholas Longworth
Charles D. Wolcott
Vernon
Telegraph Companies Ordered to Increase Liability for Errors
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered telegraph firms to raise liability for transmission errors or nondelivery. By July 13 they must set rules. liability ranges from 500 to 5000 dollars per message, replacing the previous maximum of 59 dollars unless a message is specially valued.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mysterious Bullet Wounds Infant at Table
Irving Foht infant son of Andrew Foht was seated at a supper table in Pubaque Indiana when a bullet pierced his right hand. The bullet lodged in the wood paneling and no source or shooter has been identified. The injury is not deemed serious by physicians.
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Associated Press Pubaque
Irving
Andrew Foht
No Lower Traffic Rates Until Out of Running Drops
The article details Ernie Johnson of Rockford Alabama awaiting a hearing on failure to report for military service after a prior arrest and a separate note from Washington on railway operating expenses. It notes expected slow freight rate cuts until late summer or fall and railroads running about 700 million dollars short of a guaranteed 6 percent net income.
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Associated Press
Rockford
Grant
Haring
Ernie Johnn
Atmp Grant
Johnson
Berger Peterson
Chicago
H Isband
Peterao
Kford
Peterson
Sterday
United Press
Washington
DD. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Parmélee
Bureau of Railway Economics
Parmelee
Hoover Seeks Homes as Experts Map Shelter Plan
Secretary of Commerce Hoover announced progress in solving the housing problem. Seven engineering experts have been assigned to the task and already drafted a program aimed at providing homes for the nation before homelessness forces tents and nomadic living.
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Hoover
United Press
Washington, D. C
Secretary of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Harding to Address Labor and Trade Issues in New York
President Harding plans a New York speech at a dinner for publishers and businessmen to press cooperation between employers and employees. He will urge limits on federal remedies for labor disputes and comment on prices not returning to prewar levels. He sails Mayflower from Washington to New York for a one day visit, with Mrs. Harding and Senator Knox aboard.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
New York City
New York
White House
USF
le Associatcu
Mayiower
Washington
Metropolis
New York Commercial
One Hundred and Sixth Infantry
Brooklyn
Academy of Sciences
Knox
Pennsylvania
Bomb Wagon Driver Set for Arraignment in New York
Guiseppe de Filippo, identified by five witnesses as the man who drove the explosive laden wagon that caused the Wall Street disaster, was slated for arraignment before U S Commissioner Emery in Newark. A removal warrant will be sought to bring him to New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Guiseppe de Filippo
Department of Justice
Wall Street
United States
Emery
Newark
Soldiers Quell Belfast Riot During Election Clash
Regiments moved into Belfast to suppress rioting that spilled from election fights after Sinn Fein sympathizers disrupted Unionist campaign meetings. Police in armored cars forced crowds back with revolvers, leaving several wounded.
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United Press
Belfast
Sinn Fein
Indian Girl Walks 40 Miles for a Husband
Navajo girl sets out on foot with a goat leading to wed John Miller. She travels 40 miles to reach the La Plata river and swims the flooded water to reach him. The couple plan marriage tomorrow.
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United Press
Durango
Colo
John Miller
la Plata
Marshall Reelected Head of Osteopaths Association Iowa
Des Moines May 20 Dr H J Marshall was reelected president and Dr Ray Gilmour chosen to succeed himself as secretary of the Osteopaths Association of Iowa. Clinics on various subjects were held during the day. The 1922 meeting will be at St Joseph Missouri. The convention closes tonight.
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United Press
Des Moines
H. J. Marshall
Ray Gilmour
Osteopaths’ Association of Iowa
St. Joseph
Editors Gather for Milwaukee Meeting
Milwaukee reporters and editors from across the country arrive in Milwaukee for the International Editorial Association convention. Business sessions start at 10 a.m. tomorrow with informal gatherings for early arrivals today.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
International Editorial Association
Presbyterian vote denies women seats in church government
In Winona Lake Indiana on May 20 1920 the Presbyterian assembly reported a plebiscite showing women will not sit as commissioners. Debates feature Dr S Hall Young and Dr Henry Swearingen as candidates for clerical posts while others seek to delay decisions. Attacks on Ambassador Harvey’s wartime claims prompt calls for peace sermons and disarmament. The assembly defers deciding on uniting the five Presbyterian creeds for another year.
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Carl Victor Little
Winona Lake
Ind
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
S. Hall Young
New York
Henry C. Swearingen
St. Paul
Hugh B. MacCauley
Paterson
N. J
Benjamin Gemmill
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Circle
George Harvey
London
Pilgrims Club
Harvey
America
Europe
BR. A. Atkinson
World Alliance
Atkinson
Palmer
Columbus
Germany
St. Louis
Sixty-First General Assembly
The
Southern Presbyterian Church
Gov't Probes Fire Cause On Panhandle State Liner
The United States Shipping Board liner Panhandle State caught fire after a struck oil fuel tank ignited. Fire was extinguished and the vessel, valued at $5,000,000, was towed from North River piers and beached near Ellis Island to prevent total destruction. An official investigation began as 300 strikebreakers boarded after the regular crew deserted to join a marine walkout.
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United Press
New York
United States Shipping Board
Panhandle State
North River
Ellis Island
Marine Walkout
Ambushing Party Routed in Galway as Police Repel Attack
In Galway on May 20 a 60-man ambush by a district faction and 20 policemen failed. One constable died and another wounded, four attackers killed and six wounded. Police assaulted the entrenched position, routing the defenders who fled across the countryside as arms and bombs were seized.
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Associated Press
Galway
Ireland
Westort
Triple Rites for Last Sioux Chief Killed in France
Albert J Grass 21 last chief of the Dakota Sioux will be buried today at Holy Hill with Indian and American Legion rites. His body arrived from France where he fell in 1918 with the American Expeditionary Forces, as White Horse riders lead chants and a military funeral follows.
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N. D
Albert J Grass
American Legion
France
Holy Hill
White Horse
Legion
Biggest Men in Des Moines to Work on Street Car Tangles
Des Moines May 20 United Press reports three leading Des Moines figures B F Kauffman J R Hanna and C Worth were named to a Last Hope committee to salvage the city traction system. The group aims to draft a workable franchise and resolve the finance knot besetting the Des Moines City Railway. General Electric meanwhile filed in federal court saying it does not now want the $92000 due and advised the city to mind its own business in this private dispute.
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United Presse
Des Moines
B. F. Kauffman
J. R. Hanna
C. 5. Worth
Chamber of Commerce
General Electric Company
Des Moines City Railway Company
General Electric
Secretary Davis Pursues Strike Wage Settlement Talks
Secretary Davis resumed talks in Washington with marine engineers and radio operators as efforts to settle the wage dispute continued. Conferences adjourned last night with no report of progress, and the secretary planned further discussions today to end the controversy.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Davis
Marine Engineers
Wwich
Burglars Flushed From Moravia Bank by Citizens
Centerville Iowa May 20 officers said three alleged burglars were driven off Moravia State Bank when alerted by passing citizens. Marshal M B Harris was held at bay by one intruder as others tried to break the bank strongbox. an automobile escape to the north followed.
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United Press
Centerville
Moravia
Harris
Miller Named Des Moines Corporation Counsel
Judge William E. Miller was appointed city corporation counsel by Mayor H. H. Barton. A former jurist of Taylor county, Miller will succeed C. W. Lyons who resigned Wednesday and his appointment was promptly confirmed by the city council.
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United Presse
Des Moines
William E. Miller
H. H. Barton
Miller
Taylor County
C. W. Lyons
Five Day Old Gride Escapes Murder Trial
Farmington Missouri May 20 The murder charge against Lena Parsons the baby bride of the Ozarks was dismissed. The 13 year old wife of her stepfather Lily remains in custody and will face a fourth degree manslaughter charge in juvenile court where a reform school sentence is the maximum. Trial will be in juvenile court and death was not possible.
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United Press
Farmington
Lena Parsons
Ozarks
Yor Ising
Lily
Houck
Eir Cuit
Harvey Speech Sparks Debate Over U S League Policy
London May 20 Newspapers report US Ambassador George Harvey called at a Pilgrim dinner and said Washington would not join the League of Nations. Senator Hitchcock called the remarks a discreditable performance and criticized Harvey for intruding US foreign policy.
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Associated Press
London
George Harvey
United States
Great Britain
Harvey
State Department
Washington
America
Supreme Council
League of Nations
Daily News
League
Wilson Streaight
Harding
The
Daily Express
the Express
Europe
Washington, D. C
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate
Gol
Col. Harvey
Wilson
Fis
Britannia
Columbia
Marriage of Princess Troubetzky Annulled
Green Bay Wisconsin May 204 An annulment of the marriage of Princess Nadeka Troubetzky once famed as The most beautiful Red Cross nurse in Europe and Captain Wallace Schutz Milwaukee and Green Bay engineer and clubman was ordered today by Circuit Judge Graas. The princess was found to have another husband Captain Vicbor Turin of the French army living in Boston at the time of her marriage in Washington.
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Bynited Press
Green Bay
Wis
Nadeka Troubetzky
Red Cross
Europa
Wallace Shutz
Milwaukee
Graas
Vicbor Turin
Boston
Schutz
Washington
Do. c
Lewis Bans Red Flags in Labor Union Rally
Burlindon Iowa May 20 J O Lewis Des Moines newly elected president of the Iowa State Federation of Labor declares against the one big union movement and bans the red flag in the federation urging allegiance to the American flag He supports organizing wives of wage earners to push for fairer laws and blames unorganization for the women minimum wage bill defeat A resolution condemns the open shop and elections remain by convention not referendum as the convention closes today
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Associated Press
Burlindon
J. O. Lewis
Des Moines
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Peech
Labor Federation
Lewis
Senate
Beer link to obesity adduced by Dr Wiley in Volstead hearings
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley testified before the house judiciary committee that beer has no medical properties and is only a beverage. He warned that excessive beer drinking can lead to obesity and urged beer be produced scientifically if allowed. He dismissed home brew and noted a Harvard professor’s arrest for making illegal liquor.
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Washington, D. C
Harvey W. Wiley
House Judiciary Committee
Dr. Wiley
Chairman Wollstead
Harvard
Baseball Battery Matchups Across Baseball Cities Today
Baseball results list batteries for eight major league venues. Chicago matches Mays Werr and Schalk, Cleveland pairs Hart Mails and O Neill, Detroit notes Roel and Khmkoe, St Louis lists Davis and Se, New York pairing Jo1 Toney and Saydi, Brooklyn shows Cadore and Tay, Boston hosts Cincinnati with McQuillan and B.
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Chicago
New York
Mays Werr and
Schalk
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Hart Mails
O'Neill
Detroit
Boston
Detroit Batteries
Roel
Khmkoe
St Louis
St. Louis
Toney
Saydi
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cadore
Tay
Very Simple Funeral Service for Late Justice White
Washington dispatch reports a simple funeral plan for Chief Justice White. Friends of all walks, including officials, gathered at his Baltimore residence with messages of condolence flooding in from across the country and abroad. The ceremony at St Matthew's Church will be a low key service with no official rites, government offices to close, and interment at Oak Hill Cemetery Georgetown.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
White
Supreme Court
Capitol
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Thomas
Burglar Sentenced to Serve 40 Years
New York May 20 Carl Wehner Toledo Ohio one of three men who robbed guests at the Astor hotel in December with $2000 in jewelry was sentenced to 40 years in state prison Lewis Sawthorne also involved received from 30 to 60 years in January
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Associated Press
New York
Carl Wehner
Toledo
Hotel Astor
Lewis Sawthorne
Chicago bomb plotters end reign with arrests
Six men tied to a labor union bombing ring were arrested in Chicago after a voluntary confession to James Sweeney identified as master bomber. Andrew Kerr named a dozen suspects including Albert Peterson Harry Bartlett and Cornelius O Shea as organizers and instigators linked to blasts at political meetings and race tensions.
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United Press
Chicago
Charles Fitamorris
James Sweeney
James
Fitzmorris
Andrew Kerr
Jocal 402
The
Engineers' Union
Sweeney
Kerr
Albert Peterson
Engineers’ Union
Harry Bartlett
Thomas J. Corcoran
C. H. Gibson
Cornelius O’shea
Courier Delivery Instructions and Contact
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 35 30 o clock. If you do not receive your paper by that time call 8330 and a copy will be sent. Calls must reach the office before 6 80 p m.
Railroadman killed in Automobile Crash
North Branch Minnesota May 20 Frank M Rugg general agent of the Burlington railroad passenger department was killed today when his car plunged from the roadway into a ditch His two daughters Ruth J and Priscilla escaped with slight injuries He was 53 and from St Paul Minnesota
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Associated Press
North Branch
Minn
Frank M. Rugg
Burlington Railroad
Ruth J
Priscilla
Mr. Rugg
St. Paul
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