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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
6
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Petitions filed in eight Midwestern states indicate activity behind Henry Ford's potential presidential bid though he has not publicly declared candidacy. Analysts note the absence of a formal organization and official announcement, creating anxiety among traditional politicians awaiting a clear statement of intent. The article also reports railroad company financials for 1922, including Santa Fe and Needle Gas and Electric, detailing revenues, expenses, and surpluses.
Governor Richardson asserted his pledge as California’s budget stalled in the Assembly. The document, originally 75.97 million, rose to 79.43 million and then 79.75 million with increases returned without his approval, claiming savings for taxpayers. He eliminated 49 amendments, citing departmental consolidations and unfavored bills that raised totals.
Attorney General U S Webb instructed Ed win M Daugherty to refuse a permit for the Imperial Growers' Association of Imperial Valley to issue 500 memberships. The incorporators are Japanese ineligible for citizenship and granting the permit could violate alien land laws as the group is authorized to purchase and hold real estate. Memberships were to be sold at ten dollars each.
A national committee of the league of women voters released twelve names as the greatest living American women. Among those chosen are Jane Addams Cecilia Reaux Carrie Chapman Catt Anna Borsford Comstock Minnie Maddern Tar inequities Tiske Julia Lathrop Florence Sabin M Carey Thomas and Edith Wharton.
In a Davis Strait whale carcass brought to a Norwegian port the decomposed head of an old harpoon was found deeply embedded in the blubber. Experts say the harpoon’s pattern dates to American whalers off Greenland about fifty years ago, indicating a remarkably long burial.
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