Congress Debates Coal Mine Relief Measures
Washington reports recount a heated debate on coal mine suspension with President Coolidge pressed to act. Senators Norris Copeland Harrison Reed urge executive action while Republicans argue for legislative approval. Norris proposes government seizure of mines if work stalls as blizzards threaten lives.
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Coolidge
Hyat
New York
Olidge
House
Wille
Representative Black
Coolidee
Parkes
Commerce Committee
Copeland
Harrison
Mississippi
Norris
Nebraska
Reed
Pennsylvania
Jes
Inner strength and divine help for life tests
A sermon reflects on enduring sin, moral character, and personal resilience. It argues that noble souls withstand worldly temptations through inner strength and divine aid, citing biblical promises that God provides a way of escape and companionship in struggle.
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Iama
Ries Young
Bagdad
Baku
Benares
Bond of outlaw hanged in Arizona ordered forfeited
Okmulgee district court ordered forfeiture of the bond in the case of Okmulgee County versus William Lawrence. Lawrence, hanged last month in Florence, Arizona, for murder, had posted bonds on automotive theft charges. Arta Sneed, a presumed wealthy Okmulgee woman, furnished two bonds of 2500 dollars each. judge Hepburn ordered collection from Taw county and Artra Sacer's properties.
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Associated Tress
Okmulgee
Okla
County of
William
Bill
Lawrence
Florence
U S envoy to Mexico mum on latest American note
James R Sheffield the American ambassador remains silent about a new note from Washington to Mexico regarding Mexican oil land laws. The envoy has not delivered the note to the Mexican government and may issue a statement soon. Foreign Minister Saenz declined comment but unofficial sources say Mexico does not view the matter as serious.
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U. S
Mexico
Ifiy
Preast
Merco City
James R. Sheffield
United States
Li ix
Saenz
Woman Sacrifices Duty to Children Ends in Death
Mrs. C. H. Field, habitually visiting her nursery at 3:30 a.m. for seven years, died of pneumonia after she refused medical advice to stay in bed. Despite her husband and nurse pleading, she insisted it was her duty to check on her children before succumbing to illness.
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Port Washington
C. H. Field
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Washington
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Amarillo
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Hollander & Co
Gilkison
K. D. Eller
Amarillo Sign Co
Empire Sign
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Wilhoit
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