Coolidge Faces Republican Contest At 1924 Convention
The piece notes President Coolidge would seek the 1924 Republican nomination with New England backing while facing opposition at the convention. It mentions Hiram Johnson from California, Ohio contenders Willis and Fess, and Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania as possible candidates, reflecting a crowded field and shifting support.
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New England
Hiram Johnson
California
Ohio
Willis Point
Senate
Warren G. Harding
Senator Fess
Pomerone
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Expert on Russian conditions urges changes before U S recognition
An American Relief Administration official reports discouraging political progress in Russia and urges material reform for reestablishing relations. He notes Lenin's illness, Soviet aims to impress the U S, and the A R A's aid totals while warning Soviet propaganda shifts credit to the regime. A Russian division in the U S State Department remains nonfunctional yet kept for possible future recognition.
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Russia
William N. Haskell
American Relief Administration
America
Lenine
Haskell
Wilson
Kaminoff
United States
Council of People's Commissars
State Department
No Walkover for Coolidge in Vermont Movement
John Barrett former Pan American Union director says 150000 native Vermonters now voting in 47 states have joined a push to organize Coolidge for president clubs. The National Vermont association aims to promote the state's prosperity through alumni-style methods, with Coolidge possibly named honorary president. Barrett notes Coolidge’s 1924 nomination could become the movement’s chief aim.
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John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Barrett
Coolidge
Ambassador Harvey
Mr. Coolidge
United States
New Hampshire
IWW Demands Chicken Twice Weekly For Oregon Camps
The I W W threaten a September 5 loggers strike unless war prisoners are freed and camp mess halls in Oregon woods serve chicken twice a week. They warn continued disobedience will trigger punitive actions and speculate on further culinary and lifestyle ultimatums from the labor group.
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Oregon Woods
United States
Uncle Sam
Oregon
Air mail tests prove speed and safety across United States
Newspapers in New York and San Francisco hail successful tests showing mail can travel from New York to San Francisco in about 27 hours westbound and 26 hours eastbound. Night flying over 1000 miles required beacons every 25 miles and three mile gaps, with 600 million candlepower. Tests show daytime pace plus reliable night operations, despite a fog incident near Cheyenne. Multiple European leaders discussed amid American political chatter.
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New York
San Francisco
Post Office Department
Chicago
Cheyenne
Pacific Coast
Raggedy trio explores a long chute near witches
Raggedy Andy, Raggedy Ann, and Ned Gnome discover a long chute while avoiding two witches Wanda and Winda. They worry about what lies at the bottom and wonder who might explain the outcome. The scene hints at a chase over a magical pebble and wand.
Raggedy Ann and Andy Foil Witch Pursuit on Hill
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy escape from two witches as Wanda Witch and Wanda Witch mount a broom. Walie Woodpecker warns them about a muddy chute while the witches slide down in pursuit, only to miss the Raggedys and Ned Gnome slipping away into the woods.
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Raggedy Ann
Raggedy Andy
Raggedys
Ned Gnome
Wanda Witch
Wallie Woodpecker
Horoscope for Wednesday August twenty ninth, 1923
Astrologers warn of a doubtful day with Mercury favorable and Mars adverse. Leases and contracts may face disputes though publicity could gain from strong influence. Domestic harmony. divorces may be discussed. new reform aims will seek to improve charity and welfare. Children born under Virgo may achieve great success.
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Mars
Turkey
London
Seers
Virgo
McClure
Wakefield Prison Reforms Emphasize Training and Discipline
In Wakefield England the closed 1916 prison reopens as an adult prisoner training center. Prefect system replaces wardens, solitary confinement ends, meals allow conversation, and inmates work in pairs with allotments and border flowers. Nine hours manual and two hours mental work daily under expert instructors. One hour weekly for world events discussion.
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London
England
Wakefield
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