Government to Tighten Control on Coal Rail Cargo
The Interstate Commerce Commission is expected to declare an emergency enabling government control of coal movement under the Cummins Esch law. Steps by Attorney General Daugherty and ICC officials aim to suspend routing and equipment rules to curb rail and mine labor disputes delaying supplies. Hoover to meet nonunion operators to boost output and curb price hikes amid shortages. Maple Leaf Jean sets new milk production record at 15,878 pounds in 300 days. A derailment or collision injures a Fayette County family as a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul freight train strikes their car. Esther Woltary dies at age 13 and an 18-year-old is seriously hurt.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Daugherty
McChord
Aitchison
Ronnnion
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Brandon
Jean
Ayrshire
Capt
A. Henry Higgins
South Lincoln
Mass
Ayrshire Breadars Association
Auto
Washington
Besther Woltary
Fayette McConnell
Fayette
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Plymouth
Chittauqua
Siblay
Smith Hughes
Ames
Estherville
Des Moines
Epworth Jyeanne Institute
Methodist Church
Indianola
Buena Vista
Standard Oil Company
Humbolder
Hauptmann
People’s State Bank
Corwith
A. GC. Holm
Thor
Thos. P. Spillman
Morrell Packing Company
Ottumwa
Clation
N. E. Kendall
Story County Farm Bureau
Amas
Charles Evans
Evans Coal Company
Clarinda
Harry Stiger
Tolédo
Iowa
Marshalltown
J.L. Blake
Perry
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Stanley Diamond
Ackley
E. C. Sharpe
Humboldt
Central America
West Indies
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Waterloo
United States
A. R. Swisher
Iowa City
J. A. Preus
Minnesota
Vera Bussick Schuttle
Jefferson
Farm Bureau
L. W. Humgartner
Marble Rock
M. O. Gooper
Buckland Hall
Nokesville
Tenn
Tennessee
Creton
Jackson County
F. W. Vanderbilt
Hyde Park
Hudson
Vanderbilt
Financial Kings
Columbus Junction
Gustav Denklau, Jr
Gustav Denklau
Elderidge
Davenport
John Olesen
North Liberty
Dewar
William G. Sears
Sioux City
Toledo
JT. Hickman
G. W. Hickman
Hickman
Factory Girl Weds Senior Partner In Rival Firm
Attleboro reports a factory girl, Mags-Nettie Lamond, marrying the senior partner of the firm where she was employed. Ernest D. Gilmore, a wealthy jewelry manufacturer, is her husband. Ship news notes the White Star liner Olympic maintaining a record speed of 27.81 knots on the New York to Cherbourg voyage. Washington coverage cites June shipping board vessel costs exceeding budgets by 2,783,216. Chicago aldermen arrive in Berlin to study European municipal administration. In Fornell, a shopman and a striker are killed and wounded during a clash with police. three Erie detectives are jailed on charges of manslaughter.
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Attleboro
Mags
Nettie May Lamond
Ernest D. Gilmore
Southampton
White Star
Olympic
New York
Cherbourg
Fornell
Frank Ardalol
Charles Cesare
Brie
Erié
Wood elected chairman of national Republican congressional committee
Representative William BR Wood was unanimously chosen to lead the national Republican congressional committee, succeeding Simeon D Fess who retired to run for U S senator from Ohio He has served as vice chairman for six years and in Congress for eight years Fess warned that if Democrats retain control broad shifts in committee leadership would occur across key policies.
Senator Urges Keep Marines in Haiti and Santo Domingo
A Senate committee report on United States military activity in Haiti and the Dominican Republic favors a continuance of some Marines with a reduced force. It praises overall benefits while noting errors and cruelties, and cites the treaty’s role in stabilizing government and credit. The panel expects negotiations with Dominican leaders to end military rule in Santo Domingo.
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Hayti
Senate
Bayt and
Santo Boamingo
State Department
Santos Domingo
Bayd
United States
First Woman Appointed Superintendent of Library Grounds
Mrs Harriet DeKrafft Woods, widow of Arthur Woods and daughter of Rear Admiral DeKrafft, becomes superintendent of buildings and grounds at the Library of Congress. She will oversee 126 laborers, 600 staff, and all care and upkeep, bringing unique engineering knowledge from her late husband’s field and prior work in the copyright office.
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EV Ocsekeeper
Abrary
Harriet DeKrafft Woods
Woolf
Lfetine
Chicago
Fordney Retirement Rumor Shifts Ways and Means Chair
Representative Joseph W. Fordney of Michigan retires from seeking re election likely elevating Representative Green of Iowa to Ways and Means chair after March 4 1923. Green with eleven years in the house tops seniority among Republicans on the committee while Longworth of Ohio also looms as a possible chair candidate and has debated reform of the seniority system. Green and Fordney have clashed on American visitation tax rates and surtaxes with Green favoring higher taxes on individual incomes. Fordney notices his retirement to his home paper at Saginaw and represents about 200000 people across six counties at age sixty five.
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Joseph W. Fordney
Michigan
House
Representative Green
Iowa
Ways and Mews
Green
Wordney
Longworth
Obl
Republicity
Ways and Means
Charman
Ieways and Means Committee
Fordney
Ing
Purdney
Congressinig Fordneyly
Saginaw
Forester policy push eyed in federal forestry plan debate
Policy Representative Hunger of Town. chairman of the house committee on agriculture, forms a subcommittee on forestry with McLoughlin of Michigan Clarke of New York Ratney of United and Jones of Texas. He aims for congressional action on a plan advocated by Secretary Wallace to extend federal state cooperation in fire protection and seedling distribution, expand national forests, and create a universal forestry policy.
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Hunger
House Committee On Agriculture
McLoughiin
Michigan
Clarke
New York
Ratney
Unots
Jones
Texas
Haugen
Wallace
United States
Congress
Senate Buttermilk Champion Borah Leads Hot Weather Diet
The piece profiles Senator Borah as the top buttermilk drinker in the Senate. It contrasts his routine with peers like Watson, La Follette, Underwood, Lodge, McCumber, Johnson, Walsh and Johnson, noting varied noon fare from lettuce and spinach to sandwiches, milk, coffee, crackers, and ham.
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William E. Borah
Tom Watson
Georgia
la Follette
Wisconsin
Watson
Joseph M. Langer
Senate
Langer
Underwood
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senator McCumber
North Dakota
Hiram Johnson
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Permanent immigration limits on next winter’s Congress session
Representative Johnson of Washington, chair of the House immigration committee, backs a permanent restrictive bill to replace the current 8 percent cap. The plan grants each country a base quota of 600 plus 2 percent of its aliens in the United States per the 1910 census and requires aliens to secure a certificate of admission from an American consul. The current act is extended for two years from July 1, and Johnson aims for permanent law before that expiry.
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Congress
Johnson
Washington
House Committee On Immigration
United States
House
Sun Weather Forecast Vision From Sun Observations
The Sun forecast discussion from the Smithsonian notes world wide studies on solar radiation variations. It asserts solar output fluctuates seasonally rather than remaining constant, influencing earth climate and long term weather mapping through periodic solar changes. The piece references Dr. O G Abbott describing ongoing research and the potential for future prognostications.
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Yoseph
Smithsonian Institution
OG. G. Abbott
Tanlac credited by Syracuse woman for eight years of relief
Mrs Frank Willkee of Syracuse former matron at Industry Reformatory says Tanlac restored her health after eight years of stomach trouble. She details long suffering with poor appetite heartburn and bad sleep and claims she now eats freely sleeps well and feels greatly improved. Tanlac sold by all good druggists.
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Frank Wilkee
Syracuse
N. Y
State Reformatory At
Industry
Tanlac
Frank Willkie
Cedar St
Wilkie
Buffalo
State Reformatory
Tania
All Good
Draggista
Serbian woman suffrage drives aid for Serbia
Mrs Groulich wife of the Yugoslav minister to the United States seeks support for child labor protection and woman suffrage while continuing Serbian aid fund efforts. She promotes reforms to grant legal equality for women and contribute to Serbia's permanent reconstruction through distinctive movements.
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Serbia
Rites Mra
Slacko Qroulich
Jugo Slav
United States
Allen's Foot-Ease Relieves Corns and Bunions Quick
Advertising copy touts Allen's Foot-Sah antiseptic powder to shake into shoes for instant relief of aching, corns, bunions, and swollen feet. Claims 3,500,000 pounds used by Army and Navy during the war. Uses vivid old-time language and promotional tone.
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Allen
France Uses Two Directories For All Subscribers
In France the government operates the telephone service and issues two directories, one for Paris and one for the rest of the country. Together they list fewer names than the Chicago telephone directory.
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France
Governmment
Paris
Chicago
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