Italy adjourns parliament for Christmas after sweeping reforms
Rome December 19 parliament adjourned for the holidays after a brief session approving laws aimed at reshaping Italy's political system. It includes revoking citizenship of Italians abroad for acts deemed harmful, redefining the prime minister’s accountability, recognizing fascist labor organizations, creating compulsory labor courts, restricting strikes, centralizing local governance, and expanding powers of provincial presidents.
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Italy
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Chamber of
Antonio Piertano
Ely
Cist Employers’ Association
Fe Fascist Labor Union
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Gallup High Defeats Tohatchi In Local Basketball
Gallup high school beat Tohatchi 22 to 12 at night in a game referenced with a 1001 to 18 14 score in the report. The Gallup coach led the team to victory behind strong defense and scoring seven players.
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Gallup
Gallup High Ool
Tohatchi Inn School
Hatchi
Tohatchi 1001
Kidney Health Claim Touts Jad Salts Home Remedy
An advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a cureall for kidney pain and backache. It advises drinking water and taking four inches of Jad Salts dissolved in a glass of water with breakfast for several days, claiming it cleanses kidneys, stimulates their function, and neutralizes acids. It markets Jad Salts as inexpensive and harmless.
Administration backs farm bill to aid co operative marketing plan
Washington reports a measure to aid cooperative marketing will be introduced in both houses next week with White House approval. The bill creates a department of agriculture machinery to assist co ops in disposing of crops and directs the economics bureau to seek markets for surplus sales. It extends Capper Volstead provisions to co ops while a later fight may arise over an export corporation for surpluses.
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Congress
White House
Coolidge
Jardine
McNary
Oregon
Tincher
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Economics
House
Senate
Armour Packing admits mistaken reports by a subordinate
The Armour Packing company of La Plata told the government that one of its employees sent absurd reports to Armour Grain in Chicago. The firm suspended the worker and said the error likely came from outside contacts, expressing regret that the fault harms the company’s reputation rather than any agriculture department official.
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la Plata
Chicago
Buenos Aires
Armour Packing Company of
Armour Grain Company of
Armour Packing Company
George Saunders
Armour Grain Company
Department of Agriculture
Emperor Yoshihito suffers sudden stroke of cerebral anaemia
Tokio reports an imperial household bulletin that Emperor Yoshihito has a sudden stroke of cerebral anaemia a fainting spell. Doctors say his condition is not serious but his Nu maz u winter departure is postponed as he remains an invalid for four years and his son Hirohito has acted as regent since 1921.
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Tokio
Imperial Household Department
Numazu
Yoshihito
Meiji
Hirohito
Imperial Household
Denver Man 88 Founder of Mining Equipment Firm Dies
Henry Bolthoff aged 88 dies at his Denver home after influenza. One of the founders of Hendrie and Bolthoff Manufacturing and Supply Company, boiler mining machinery makers, he came to Colorado in a covered wagon and worked in Central City and Dumont before moving to Denver in 1900.
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Denver
Colo
Henry Bolthoff
Hendrie & Bolthoff Manufacturing and Supply Company
Colorado
Central City
Dumont
Adlerika Claim Backs Gas Relief and Sleep Aid
An ad copy attributes to R. C. Miller a claim that Adlerika removes gas and improves sleep after meals. It describes relief from stomach bloating and mentions constipation, urging readers to seek Adlerika at Alvarado Pharmacy.
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R. C. Miller
Alvarado Pharmacy
Searchers fail to find wreck of an airplane
Pittsfield Mass December 19. Hunters and woodsmen for days failed to locate the wreck reported by Warren Campbell of Brooklyn New York as found in Tyringham woods south of here. The wreckage may be Captain M R James Canadian aviator who disappeared May 29 1919 on a Boston to Atlantic City flight. Campbell led eight searchers plus a reporter and photographer into the woods after failing to locate the plane yesterday. Uncertainty remains on further search plans due to snow and threats of more snowfall. A pelican at St James Park London swallowed a live pigeon.
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Brooklyn
Tyringham
Here
M. R. James
Boston
Atlantic City
Campbell
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