Washingtons indoor sport of handshaking at the White House
Washington reports describe the modern presidential reception ritual as crowds line up for hours to shake hands with the President and mingle through the East and River Rooms. Diplomats in ceremonial dress, Marine Band music, and a colorful White House atmosphere mark the lengthy process and social logistics of the event.
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Washington
DB. C
Tvar
Army
Yuse Rowe
Tne
Waite House
Harding
Time & i
Crownd
Cine
Saylise
Hero
Marine Band
Taft
Wilson
Abe
Four Bis Whitt House
Sizsuraly
Lartice
Toro
Threaie
Tong
Tarkson
Worst Yet to Come for Auto Business Says Babson Man
A garbled forecast from Ralph K. Wilson, director of a statistical service, warns that the auto industry faces tougher times ahead. He notes many manufacturers and warns that substantial profits remain at risk, predicting price pressures and ongoing volatility in the sector.
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Babson
Bustin
Prenant
Ralph K. Wilson
Rahaon Statistical Organization
Englang
Siminone College
Saturth le
Constitution of Georgia Found in Capitol Descriptions
A fragmentary article notes the discovery of a 1798 Georgia Constitution in the state capitol archives. It cites original parchment copies and references the 1845, 1879, and other historic constitutions, with mentions of Jefferson and 1777 1788 drafts not in public possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Capitol
Anlanta
Gosek
Georgia
Suisvile
Jefferson
United States
Loe
Dietz to Attend Tariff Bill Conferences in Washington
Carl F. Dietz eight representatives from Bridgeport Brass will attend hearings on the Wordney tariff bill conducted by the Senate Finance Committee in Washington. Dietz will present views favoring the American valuation feature of the bill, while Brass employees urge rapid adoption of the tariff measure and the American valuation plan.
Lincoln reception described with strict White House entry rules
At a Lincoln reception the crowd jammed streets and sidewalks as guests awaited admission. Guards and officials enforced fixed entry procedures with non transferable invitations and limited exits by windows. Public notices list taxes and town meetings among diverse postings and local official names.
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Lincoln
Cerardan
White House
Disabled Soldiers Open Fight Against Veterans Bureau
A long feature reports on disputes over veterans rehabilitation and vocational training programs. It details figures like Robert S Marx and army camp Shermans, and notes conflicts over disability ratings, compensation, and new schools for training mentally affected veterans as Congress weighs funding and policies.
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Disabled Soldiers
Open Fight Against Veterans Bureau
Pitaiieacion
Uy Otel
Cexane
Girey
Bov
Ari
Robert S Marx
Jude
Superior Court
Ginelnnat
Sie
Wander
Ense
Golene
Chares R. Forges
West Veterans Buelrea
Artluir Ovan
Aaslatent di
Lor
Bureau
Ly Hie
Cam Shermay
Volondl
Robert I. Rees
Rees
House
Tome
Tiveon
Congress
Camp Sherwood
Autoist recovers after two somersaults in crash
A car rolled over twice as the driver lost control but managed to brake and avoid serious injury. The machine righted itself after catching fire from a tire blowout while the vehicle traveled some distance. The driver, Benham, was not hurt.
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Dia
Benham
Stock Speculators Divided On Outlook
New York Jan 28 stock speculators show split views on market direction amid optimism over some sectors and disappointment at missed moves. Banks note potential rate changes, while steel and energy shares face mixed signals as investors weigh federal policy and liquidity.
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New York
Jao
Bearigh
Peale
Uress Zune
Sontewnat
Federal
Rewer Y Miike
U S Valuation Favored by State Commerce Chamber
The Connecticut Chamber of Commerce endorsed an American valuation clause by a wide margin. Officials in Flumford reported the sweep after a referendum. The canvass showed 208 to 17 in favor, with 210 to 87 supporting related measures.
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U.S
State Commerce Chamber
Connectioue Chamber of Commerce
Flumford
Engineers in Ant Bild Vie Population War of Building
Engineers in Ant Bild report a wartime effort to construct homes for communities. Clans invest treolums as intelligent work leads to remarkable feats including moving heavy stones and completing mining tasks amid conflict. The text lauds notable citizens and advances in industrial labor.
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Ania
Local Produce Prices Rise After New York Market Fluctuations
Local produce prices at the Olenteut Hy Ihe Suse ot Ie Sinta Board show gains on Thursday January 28 1923 as rapid market adjustments ease after volatility in New York. Vegetables and fruits including potatoes onions squash and hay mark moderate to strong price moves with dressed and live meats varying by supplier and grade.
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Olenteut
Sinta
Janustry
Wwcket
New York
Metro
Pyler
Serle
Chicago Art Institute Draws Record Visitors
The Chicago Art Institute reports a remarkable visitor turnout with over 26 000 guests. The institute rivals major museums in attendance and serves students from across the nation and abroad. The Federal Board and Veterans Bureau assist veterans in continuing education through new funding and support.
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Chicago
WSRSA
Altaimeer Ik
Women Form New Chicago Plan Party Aims Reform Sweep
Women across Chicago launch a new political party named the Purity government party to promote independent female leadership. Founders include Mrs McGuire and Mrs Stein with enthusiastic backing from women nationwide. The group plans to nominate candidates for municipal offices and proposes nonpartisan governance while safeguarding judiciary independence. Headquarters will be in Chicago with offices in other cities and a nine member board to run the party.
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Uh Dany Nip
Ak Park
Rubeard
Chicago
Authentc Womer
Aniverse Auffrage
Marie Merle
Wray
Nettle Turver
Meirath
Annie Stein Jorohy Zacharias
Bima
Sully
Vo Miteratt
Margaret Salsan
Nin
Myara
I- Purity Rovernibent
Busnes
Canditistes
Offica Net Acbise
Hos
Wassd
Ins
Uhling
Brancy Oflces
Twarpalilzarion
Awill
Party
McGuuh
Ell Klentifeds
McGrath
Naleivorhaar Chie Clb
Mes
Aran
Equant Sufrage League
Stein Te A
Prices Near Fixed Level Mark Economic Tone Improves
Washington Jan 19 reports indicate prices approaching a stable level with business improving nationwide. Federal Reserve surveys and Trade Hoover staff notes show industries and commerce loosening credit needs as prices stabilize, signaling improved economic conditions.
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Washington
Jen
Tew
Federal Reserve Board
Teary Hoover
Nance Industries
Financial notes from the Hartford market week update
A mixed week in New England markets with International Silver rising on Hartford turnover and American Brass posting a impressive profit per share. Stamford Clearing Market reports a weekly clearance of 2 902 for the week ending January 26. New Haven Municipal bonds offer 4 1 2 percent, with proposals opened February 2. American Hardware shows renewed activity across the state with prices around 37.
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International Silver
Hartford
Artford
New Haven Municipal
Sweepstakes Race to Test Small Cars at Indianapolis
Officials anticipate the first real test of small cars at the 390 mile Indianapolis Sweepstakes. Entries in two liter and 1 1/2 liter classes are expected, with French drivers already signaling intent and German interest anticipated, as engineers seek a lighter, flexible engine to rival larger units.
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Severalara
Cac
Ate
Smatler
Indianapolis
Picture Propaganda Under Canadian War Effort
A fragmented report describes government led marine propaganda to influence world opinion. Provinces press a broadening scheme with posters and exhibits. The piece notes a surveillance exhibit installed along Atlantic routes and a shipboard display on a voyage, mentioning a parade of imagery and a local operator’s contribution amid faded text.
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Atlantic
Once Rich Ruler Now Is Starving
A displaced Khiva emir and his family endure exile in Bokhara after a Soviet coup. The former ruler, once wealthy within Central Asia, is held at Pokrowsky prison with his son, while loyalists report his limited bread ration and the emigration of wealth. The narrative frames a widening struggle between Soviet power and Turkish-Moorish influences, with Enver Pasha and Muатapha Kemal Pasha referenced amid regional upheaval.
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Moscow
Tan
Pokrowsky
Khiva
Asot
Cen
Tral Agia
Heydian
Tamerlane
China
Germany
Turkey
Russian Turkestan
Enver Pasha
Muatapha Kemal Pasha
Widon
Sats
Russia
Doutott
Tashkent
Madner
Red
Payinet
Bokhara
Hevdlar
Walla
Atie Depot
Hokhara
Cheka
Recret
Hind
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Republican Club, Inc
Areeaid East Main
Lye Lawr
Tresigent
Wilburt Sanford
Board of Revert of Tay
Teampol
Thyra
Pewhitael
Samuel
Seeles Pitan
Elmore T. Nicholas
SY Harry Hunt
Brugensis
Veterans’ Bureau
Arthur Dean
Charles MR. Forbes
Veterans Bureau
Robert §. Marx
Norbry
Kee
Henry McFadden
Uhts Av
Marnecie
Alreiuy
Greg
Lvlei
Ft Brown
Mae
Melutien
Poe
Rhen Ge Wold
Hal
Outlook
Federal Reserve
Reagan
Furchpy
Starv
Industral Gamepanies
Antinw
Irda
Phae
ANT Bild
Wemern Fm
Howe
Chicago Art Institute
Women's Party
NEW
Roosevelt Progressive Party
Nine
American Brass Company
Inita
Commans
Stamford
Inelrancé Copay
New Tracan Hag
Par Sen
Pryabie
Indianapolie
Int
Tov
Hevdhar
Teg Soviet Khiva
Han
Het
Prins
Soul
Boayr Vogelhiar
Bany
Conlin
Eleysy
Bridgeport
William R. Bull
Telephone
NOBLE
Barbara Roehrig
Twoe
William Street
H. L. Blackman & Son
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport Conn
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