World News Roundup Shows German Crisis Deepens
The Reichstag defeat forces Chancellor Stresemann to resign amid political disorder in Germany. Allied notes urge interallied control while Belgium pressesGermany for indemnity and warns of payment in occupied territory. In the U S, signals favor railroad consolidation and a broad tax plan, with veterans bonus funds and wage concerns shaping winter economics.
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Message to Congress Shapes Coolidge Nomination Odds
The upcoming congressional message by President Coolidge is framed as pivotal for his renomination prospects. Analysts warn a strong, popular reception could vault him into a leading contender, while a weak showing might cast doubt on his White House future.
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Coplidge
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Record sugar of Roosevelt project yields high farm income
In the Salt River Valley Water Users Association Roosevelt project area about 203,514 acres produced an average 88.43 dollars per acre this year, totaling near 18 million dollars in net income. Some 5,000 individuals shared in the record crop and earnings, with farm sizes about forty acres.
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Ariz
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Irrigation Helps Farmers in War Department Confusion
Washington reports a mix up over officers training camp pay. The comptroller general allows the difference to $100 monthly for training period for pre June 30 1918 service. After that date service, training pay equals enlisted grade and no extra compensation will be provided.
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War Department
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Western senators back Curtis for president pro tem
Washington lawmakers returning for the new session have begun a definite movement to elect Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas as president pro tem of the Senate.
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Washington
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Kansas
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Actress Wins Court Fight Over Hanna Estate in New York
Miss June Avis Evans wins a court battle for compulsory accounting of the Dan R. Hanna estate. Hanna was a Cleveland millionaire. The ruling directs trustees to provide full financial details and records of the estate.
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Swift & Co
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Hanna
New York
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Dan R. Hanna
Cleveland
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