Retirement of Senator Myers Promises Senate Campaign Turmoil
The piece notes the voluntary retirement of Senator Henry L. Myers of Montana and predicts a partisan contest this fall for his successor. It lists veteran leaders facing re election and hints at vigorous senate campaigns filled with rhetoric, critiques, and political maneuvering ahead of November voting.
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Montana
Henry L. Myers
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Charles E. Townsend
Michigan
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Porter J. McCamber
North Dakota
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Hiram Johnson
California
Johnson
Myers
Jones
New Mexico
King
Utah
Culbertson
Texas
Poindexter
Washington
Kendrick
Wyoming
Ashurst
Arizona
Senate
Fireworks of politics as primary battles loom in 1922
A detailed political snapshot from May 1922 surveys looming U S Senate races and party dynamics. It notes Penrose's death and Beveridge's rise, Wilson's influence in Missouri and Indiana, Hearst's gubernatorial and senatorial ambitions in New York, La Follette's waning grip in Wisconsin, and Kellogg's strong Republican stand in Minnesota. It also discusses Lady Rhondda's bid for her father's seat in Britain and the Lords' resistance to women's political rights, highlighting reformist momentum from Lady Astor.
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Penrose
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Will Hays
Harding
Beveridge
Hay
United States Senate
Missouri
Wilson
James A. Reed
Breckenridge Long
Indiana
Harry S. New
Senate
Albert J. Beveridge
Roosevelt
Teddy
New Jersey
George L. Record
Frelinghuysen
Jersey
Ohio
White House
Minnesota
Peter Olesen
Kellogg
New York
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Smith
Wisconsin
Robert M. la Follette
la Follette
John
Mississippi
Vardaman
Lady Rhondda
House of Lords
Lord Rhondda
England
Great Britain
Lords
Committee On Privileges
House
Rhondda
British
Victoria
Lady Astor
House of Commons
American Gold Reserves and Global Monetary Ties
The Federal Reserve Banks hold over 3 billion in gold with annual imports around 350 million, giving America control a quarter to a third of world gold. Experts warn vast reserves risk inflation and urge careful policy to avoid destabilizing prosperity. Charles Caprice has been confined for threatening a movie actress, while Gifford Pinchot campaigns through November on primary election issues.
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Federal Reserve Banks
America
Europe
Charles Caprice
Los Angeles
Saint Cast Fortune Heir Faces Love and Danger in Paris
Zia, a young animal trainer, loves Georges-Claude Blancafort who has given up to save his twin Ludovic, a desperate criminal seeking Saint-Cast fortune. Captives Mile and Tine, aided by Italian bandits and ex-criminal Lauvoyer, Ludovic breaks into a Paris home at night. Zizi escapes a trap on the beach as Joanny, the beggar, looms. Zizi signals the Mouette crew led by Ambroise for guard, while Joanny debates fate with Zizi and plans to reveal all to the countryside.
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Zia
Georges-Claude Blancafort
Ludovic Blancafort
Zizi
Mile and
Tine
Geort
Georges
Joanny
Ludovic
Milo
First Cabinet Baby Born at Capital Dr Stork Visits
Dr Stork visits President announcing the birth of Jean Allis Davis, four weeks old, first child of Secretary of Labor James J. Davis and Mrs Davis. The newborn girl was christened in the capital residence with family present.
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Dr. Stork
Narning
Carunnet
Labor
James J. Davis
Jean Allis Davis
Secretary of Labor
Coal Rates Inquiry Looks at Freight Revenue Shifts
The article compares coal freight rates across railroads from 1915 to 1920, detailing per ton revenue and distance based pricing. It notes varying rate structures, including a two-line haul adjustment and changes in revenue per ton on the Q road, Milwaukee, Great Northern, Northern Pacific, and Oregon Short Line. Pattison plans to move investigation from Butte to Seattle after the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tots
Oregon
Butte
Pattison
Seattle
Notable Los Angeles wedding links to historic scandal
A report notes the marriage in Los Angeles of a former fiancé known as Miss Jocelyn Leighs former beauty to a person named Honey Lehrmany. It references James Aim as a director and recalls Learman’s previously planned marriage to Virginia Rappe, connected to the Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle manslaughter trial.
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Jocelyn Leigh
Los Angeles
Honey
Lehrmany
James Aim
Learman
Virginia Rappe
Rosco
Fatty") Arbuckle
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Ditton
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Philipsburg
MATL
United States
Canada
Standard
Associated Press
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Prudden
Fifth Avenue
Steger
Grove Building
Boston
Western Representatives
J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Francisco
Chicago
Gifford Pinchot
Zzt
Zisi
Ambroise
Speke
Kermadene
Kern
Elle
Mademorgeth
Jay
Mademoiselle
Stbry
Zizi Jules
Mary Ws
Tom the Prenen
le Petit
Interstate Commerce Commission
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