Political chatter swirls around 1924 Republican renomination
The Anaconda Standard notes President Coolidge may seek the 1924 Republican nomination with New England support but faces opposition at the national convention. It mentions Hiram Johnson, Senators Willis and Fess, and Governor Pinchot as potential contenders from Ohio, California, and Pennsylvania, reflecting party maneuvering.
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Coolidge
New England
Hiram Johnson
California
Ohio
Willis Point
Senate
Warren G. Harding
Fess
Pomerene
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Expert on Russian conditions discussed by Haskell
William N. Haskell of the American Relief Administration returns from Russia with cautions about the political situation and calls for broad reconstruction. He notes Lenine’s illness, Soviet aims to win U.S. recognition, and the ARAs claimed aid impact, while Soviet gratitude stresses credit to the regime rather than American charity.
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Russia
Ol. 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 Club Drive
John Barrett former Pan American Union director says 150000 native Vermonters now voting in 47 states join a Coolidge for president movement. The National Vermont association aims to promote state prosperity via alumni-like methods and may nominate Coolidge in 1924, following a New Hampshire senator’s recent statement.
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John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Barrett
Coolidge
Ambassador Harvey
Mr. Coolidge
United States
New Hampshire
I W W demands chicken twice a week in Oregon woods
The IL W W insists prisoners be freed and chicken served twice weekly at camp mess houses in Oregon lumber camps. They threaten a Sept. 5 loggers strike if not met, warning persistent defiance will bring harsher penalties and escalating ultimatums from the I W W leaders.
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Oregon Woods
United States
Uncle Sam
Oregon
Air mail tests show speedy New York to San Francisco delivery
New York and San Francisco newspapers celebrate successful air mail trials. The test proved a 30 hour westbound and 28 hour eastbound schedule with night flying across 1000 miles safeguarded by 600 million candlepower of beacons. The tests demonstrated practicality and reliability despite fog and remote terrain.
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New York
San Francisco
Post Office Department
Chicago
Cheyenne
Pacific Coast
Raggedy Andy Finds Long Chute Below Hill
Raggedy Andy, Raggedy Ann, and Ned Gnome discover a long chute promising a slide that could last miles. They decide to wait at the top to learn what lies at the bottom before attempting descent, hoping to avoid danger from hidden stones. They flee two witches Wanda and Wanda Witch who seek their magic items.
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Raggedy Andy
Raggedy Ann
Little Ned Gnome
Raggedy
Andy
Ned Gnome
Littl Ned Gnome
Raggedys
Wanda
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy Escape Wolves and Witches
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy elude two witches who chase them from a hilltop. Wal lie Woodpecker warns them not to slide down a muddy chute as the witches tumble into it and crash. The Raggedys and Ned Gnome slip away through the woods toward the berry bushes.
Horoscope for Wednesday August 29 1923
Astrologers flag a doubtful day with Mercury favorable Mars adverse. Signing leases may be promising yet arguing can ruin, advertising faces market pressure, divorces may rise. Autumn worries for the president but he may gain popularity. Winter storms bring poverty claims and charity effort grows. Virgo-born may achieve much.
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Mercury
Mars
Turkey
London
Seers
Virgo
McClure
Modern English Prison Adopts Many Reforms
Wakefield gaol reopens as a training center for adult prisoners with a prefect system, no solitary confinement, and relaxed conversations during meals. Inmates pair up by skill, tend borders of flowers, and work nine hours daily in workshops under expert instructors, with one hour weekly for world affairs discussions.
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London
England
Wakefield
German Telegraph Lines Overburdened As Mark Falls
Swamped German telegraph lines since the mark’s decline report business doubling over last January. Telegrams move slower than letters, prompting a public appeal to ration use. Also notes American cotton sheetings in Turkey and a rare giraffe sale at twelve thousand dollars each.
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Germany
Turkey
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