Cold wave eases but misery lingers across regions
After a sharp cold spell, warmth spreads in the West and Rocky Mountains while Pacific states near normal. Forecasts show some relief in the East, but subfreezing temperatures persist into the Mississippi Valley and parts of Florida as officials warn of continued hardship.
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West
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Oregon
California
Newexico
Arizona
Mississippi
Missouri
Plateau
Pacific States
Washington
Weather Bureau
Middle West
Atlantic States
Kentucky
West Virginia
Florida
Church Density in Mexico City Report
There were 00 churches of solid stone masonry, equivalent to one church for every 800 inhabitants, in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Deafness Cure Device Offered With Free Ten Day Trial
The Dicto graph Products Corporation announces a device to aid hearing for those with partial hearing loss. Tests on deaf individuals report notable improvements and ease in hearing. Free ten day trial by prepaid parcel post with no deposit or COD demanded. Send name and address for literature and trial form.
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Dictograph Products Corporation
Sharp
Kansas City
Testimony on Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound in Phoebus Virginia
Mrs H L Bradford of Phoebus Virginia shares a long term positive experience with Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She reports relief from distressing menopause symptoms including hot flashes and insomnia after twenty years use and encourages others to try the product.
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Mrs.Bradford
Lydia E.pinkham
Phoebus
Virginia
Theydia E. Pinkham
H. L. Bradford
Armstead &J
Federal reclamation woes loom over Flathead project
Miles Vannon reports about 128 million dollars spent by the U S government on reclamation with farmers repaying 13 million. Delinquent construction costs exceed 4 million plus 3 million in maintenance. He blames inaccurate cost estimates and government delays, noting farmers have lost about five dollars an acre on the Flathead project. Commercial bodies will gather data requested by Blaine to influence a fact finding committee.
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Work
Secretary of the Interior
Blaine
Miles Vannon
Bureau of Reclamation
United States
Flathead
Fisthead
Fits
Senator Walsh
Work Delayed on Tomb of King During Opening Month
Workers study the king’s sarcophagus as Egyptology debates whether to replace the lid after scientific work. The tomb’s restoration to inviolate state is favored by some to keep the Pharaoh undisturbed for centuries. Draughtsmen sketch shrine doors in the hush of the sepulchral chamber.
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Mr. Carter
Agee
Strange lead slab may solve Virginia Dare mystery
A lead slab found three feet underground in Washington bears an inscription claiming Virginia Dare died there and credits Capris Powhatan and Charlee R. The artifact, uncovered by Russell Kaufman, is to be studied by Smithsonian scientists who will assess its authenticity next week amid lingering questions about the Roanoke Colony and Dare’s fate.
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Associated
Preas
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Virginia Dare
America
Russell Kaufman
Capris Powhatan
Charlee R
John White
England
Roawnoke Island
White
Emmet Manley Reports Favorable Drummond Range Conditions
Emmet Manley son of J B Manley Powell county commissioner visits Butte and says the Drummond area stock range is in good condition after a mild open winter with ample feed and mild cold. He notes his family’s involvement in the stock business and cites favorable industry conditions alongside a separate note that over 600 oil wells in Oklahoma are powered by electricity.
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Emmet Manley
J. B. Manley
Powell County
Butte
Manley
Drummond
Butte Issues 221 Building Permits in 1923
Butte reports 221 building permits in 1923 with $671,377 spent on new buildings and improvements. Of the total, $615,086 covered new work including New Finlen hotel and Masone building, while $56,841 funded alterations and repairs. Many auto garages were built. 109 permits were for new structures. In 1922, 272 permits valued at $314,091 were issued, with $226,400 for new structures.
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Butte
H. J. Wiegenstein
Commissioner of Public Works
New
Finlen
Masone
Admits Forgery of Pay Checks by Youth Wallace
Wallace confessed to passing numerous forged pay checks after being arrested at Montana Jewelry store. He lived at the Bank hotel as T C Roe and planned to leave for Salt Lake City Utah. Officers found about 150 in his room along with six checks scratched by pen and used for practice. Police allege burglary may be added to forgery.
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Wallace
Bank
T. C. Roe
Salt Lake
Utah
D. Rosenberg
Montana
Rosenberg
Murphy
Shiner's
Clark
Mr. Mangum
A. Papa
Oechsl
Elm Orlu Company
Butte
Rebels Lose 27 Men In Tepic Attack Near Nayarit
In Tepic Nob, government advices say rebels reinforced by bandits attacked Tepic, capitol of Nayarit, were driven off with 27 dead. Encampment remains near the city as the clash ends tonight.
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Nogales
Ariz
Tepic
Nayarit
Cable closure cuts New Orleans to Vera Cruz traffic
All American Cables announced suspension of cable communications between New Orleans and Vera Cruz effective 1.15 p.m. Saturday January 5 1924. No messages to Mexico will be accepted until further notice.
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New Orleans
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Tax cut versus veterans bonus sparks Borah rally
Senator Borah argues tax reductions strengthen the economy and oppose a broad veterans bonus he warns would burden the tax base. He says dissent within the American Legion and anti bonus league reflect a push for fiscal restraint.
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American Legion
Knowlton Durham
Chief Executive Disregards Storm on Presidential Departure
The article notes storm concerns as President Harrison and Mrs. Coolidge depart, with a Marshall Station flash relayed to the president's radio triggering the seamer's whistle. The accompanying party includes Mrs. Herbert Hoover and numerous senators representatives and other officials from Missouri North Dakota Iowa Illinois and New Jersey.
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Marshall
Cal
Harrison
Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Spencer
Missouri
McKinley
Tilmois
Frazier
North Dakota
Winslow
Massachusetts
Dickinson
Iowa
Graham
Illinois
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Eugene Meyer
The
War Finance Corporation
Meyer
Thomas F Walsh
Washington
R. W. Frazier
Republican State Central Committee
James B. Reynolds
Frank W. Stearns
Boston
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Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Senator Borah
Borah
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