Farmers organize drive for legislative relief in congress
Charles S. of the National Board of Farm Organizations says over 1.5 million farmers are preparing to press Congress for relief. He claims 7 million farmers sell at loss vs cost, 100 million consumers pay record prices, and middlemen reap vast profits. He advocates legal permission for cooperative marketing societies not subject to anti trust laws to lower living costs.
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Congress
Emery Talley
Charles S
Harding Wins Wyoming Vote Across State Official Canvass
Cheyenne Wyoming reports the official canvass shows Warren G Harding winning Wyoming by 7002 votes in the state totals. Total ballots cast on November 2 were 60600 649 with Harding leading Cox and third-party candidates by large margins. Continued on page four.
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Harding
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Warren G.harding
James M
Cox
Tenant Farmers Facing Failure Warned By Nebraska Governor
Nebraska Governor Kelvie told the joint agriculture committee that thousands of tenant farmers may be driven from the land due to ongoing price depression. The Associated Press report notes the warning came during a Washington conference on relief measures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nebraska
Kelvie
Senate
House Agricultural Committee
Capper proposes tax to curb gambling in grain and cotton
Senator Capper of Kansas published a bill to stop gambling in food stuffs and cotton. A 10 percent tax on future trading in grain and cotton would apply to options and cover grain products as well as grain. The measure targets traders beyond actual owners of a limited class. It will be introduced next week.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator Capper
Kansas
Harding lands in Newport News before Norfolk trip
President elect Warren G. Harding and his party arrived in Newport News at WW o'clock this morning and spent part of the morning there before departing for Norfolk.
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Associated Press
Newport News
Warren G. Harding
Norfolk
Devotion to an Independent America Strengthened on Trip
President elect Warren G. Harding returned to American shores from vacation and spoke in Newport News and Norfolk. He urged end of sectionalism and rebirth of fearless nationalism, stressing stronger devotion to an independent America and a navy equal to national aspirations.
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America
Harding
Newport News
American
Warren G. Harding
Norfolk
Pastores
Academy of Mualc
United States
Mexican Thief Fined For Rail Yard Theft
Emanuel Corea, a Mexican man, was fined $100 for stealing cheese and bacon from a box car in Burlington railroad yards. He paid the fine today and was released after complying with the city treasurer.
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Emanuel Corea
Burlington
Corea
Fonda
Widow of Cork Lord Mayor Receives Ovation in Gotham
Mrs Muriel MacSwiney widow of Corks late lord mayor was greeted by hundreds of mourners and children in New York as she steps ashore and heads to appear before a committee The crowd wore mourning bands and carried the Irish Republic banner as she arrived in Gotham on December 4 Associated Press reports.
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Gotham
Associated Press
New York
Muriel MacSwiney
Cork
Orev Oh
Irish Republic
Quiet Sinn Fein Talks Reported With Lloyd George
United Press reports quiet negotiations in London between Sinn Fein representatives and Premier Lloyd George aides to test potential for a conference aiming at peace in Ireland. If no common ground is found, the matter may be dropped amid a subdued Irish scene. In Dublin and Galway, Republicans push for a truce and urge Britain to lift bans on Irish Parliament meetings, decrying reprisals and burnings as harmful to both sides.
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United Press
London
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
Ireland
Associated Press
Dublin
Galway
Injury Fatal to Man After Fall from Moving Automobile
Thater, 65, a refinery watchman, fell from the step of a moving car on Park Avenue and Second Streets after leaving his shift. He struck his head on the pavement and died. His son Ray Thaler and daughter Mrs. W J Downes and her husband were noted as survivors.
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Thaler
Park Avenue
Second Streets
Ray Thaler
W. J. Downes
Husitaantevell
Bank Closures Rise as State Bank of Mohali Shuts
Notice from Security State Bank of Mohali N D says it will not open today adding to twenty banks in the state that are closed due to depleted reserves.
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Associated Press
Bismark
State Bank of
Concessions At End In Cable Matter Reported
Washington reports the American government has reached the limit of concessions it is willing to make to the Allied and Associated Powers regarding the disposition of former German cables. The information came from one of the American commissioners at the International Cooperation conference in session.
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Prensa
Washington
Amercan
Two Holdups in Detroit in One Day
December 4 Detroit reports two armed hold ups in one day. A paymaster for Thompson Starrett Construction was robbed of $19,000 by three men. Later Charles McCabe, a cashier, was shot during an attempted bank hold up nearby.
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Detroit
Associated Press
Mwn
Thomp
Starrett Construction Company
Charles McCabe
Widow Refuses to Prosecute in Hammons Memory Case
A fragmentary report notes Clara Hamon or Hammons linked to a shooting incident with an apprehension but the widow declines to press charges. The Republican national committee is mentioned in relation to Hammons memory.
GOP Expenses Largest in State Campaign in Wyoming
Special report from Cheyenne cites Wyoming Republican state committee spending 44 207.34 during the recent election versus 4 878.86 for the Democratic committee. Republican receipts were 41 307.93 with 40 308.94 disbursed and similar indebtedness to cash on hand. Democratic receipts were 4 057 with 4 016.12 disbursed and 867 7% indebtedness. Major donors included W R Cod of New York to the Republicans and United States Senator John B Kendrick to the Democrats. governors and state figures also contributed to the party funds.
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The
Tribune
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Republican State Committee
T. Blake Kennedy
Repulican
J. R. Hylton
Charman
United States
John B. Kendrick
Democratic
C. D. Dickert
C. L. Rigdon
Emallor
W.R. Cod
New York
Robert D. Carey
Jane D. Kay
Sullivan
Basin
R. GO. Taylor
I. O
Riverton Man Rescued After Self-Directed Arm Amputation
E Y Dunkin of Riverton, trapped by mill rollers while clearing a clogged feeder, directed a doctor and helper to amputate his hand at the wrist with a hammer and chisel after several minutes of grinding and failed release attempts. The man survived and underwent a second amputation to improve healing prospects.
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Riverton
Wyo
E. Y. Dunkin
Dunkin
No Trace of Mrs Hamon in Border Search
El Paso Texas December 4 search for Clara Smith Hamon along the international border has yielded no results though many persons have been questioned. The international bridge is closely watched to prevent her crossing.
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EL Paso
Texas
Clara Smith Hamon
Quiet Gulf Scenes Near Fiume and Trieste
Report from the Gulf of Quarnero during Dec 4 describes fishermen and a distant war, with a plume lighting the water and the coast showing a boulevard like glow. From Abbasia the area looks peaceful despite nearby conflict.
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Trieste
Gulf of
Quarnero
Abbasia
Red Cross Day Set at Standard Refinery
Monday will be Red Cross day at the Standard refinery for a thorough drive to recruit members for the fourth Christmas roll call. The Red Cross flag will top the refinery mast as workers carry on the campaign with J. S. Mechling expecting strong results. He notes Natrona county once led war work nationwide and urges residents to live up to the county’s reputation.
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Red Cross
Ries
J. 5
Mechling
Natrona County
Natrona
United States
Meohling
Revival of War Finance Urged in Congress
A plan to immediately reestablish the War Finance Corporation will be introduced in both chambers when Congress convenes on Monday. Senator Bryon of New York is expected to oppose the measure in the Senate.
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Associated Preas
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Senate
House
Congress
Brynon
New York
Wyoming Hibernians Welcome Irish Martyr Support
Casper sympathizers issue a condolence and welcome message for MacSwiney. It affirms United States solidarity with the Irish cause, pledging to support his struggle and uphold self determination. Signed by John P. Heagney and Edward Savage.
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Bdward Savage
Boy on rabbit hunt shot by companion in Lander
In Lander Wyoming Roy Schwarzdferger aged 10 lies in critical condition after a rifle shot to the chest during a rabbit hunt near town. John Cox 12 and two other boys were present. Cox says he aimed at a bird and did not know Schwarzdferger was in the line of fire, while others dispute the claim. Cox, son of a carpenter at St Michael's mission, grieves as the injured boy bleeds but shows some hope of recovery.
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Wee
Schwarzdferger
Young Cox
St. Michael's Mission
British Prince to Choose Bride From Denmark
Dec 4 article notes a Catholic Danish bride would convert to Protestantism before marriage if required by the British government. Friends of the prince deny she is Catholic.
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Denmark
Angasea
Hrntiah
Argentine Delegation Withdraws From League of Nations
Geneva Dec 4 The Argentine Foreign Minister handed President Hym to the League of Nations assembly a letter announcing that the Argentine delegation had ceased to participate in Lacurne. The letter officially announced the withdrawal of the Argentine delegation from the Aes.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Argoine
Puey
Hyml
League of
Nations voting on League stance may admit Germany
Geneva December 4 Independent nations debating their stance on League of Nations membership may vote on a motion to be sent to the League assembly. If approved the move could lead to Germany joining the League and the United States would have to notify the League if it did not wish to become a member.
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United Press
Geneva
League of Nations
League Assembly
Arg Tine
Germany
Lea
Argentina Defends League Membership Amid French Scrutiny
Paris reports France questions Argentina’s legality in the League. The defense ministerial note says Argentina’s membership is not deemed legal until approved by its national congress. Geneva dispatches quote Pueyrredon supporting Germany’s admission to the League.
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United Press
Paris
France
League
Argoine
Geneva
Pueyrredon
Argentina
Germany
Trio Injured as Scaffold Collapses in Midwest Building
Ed Rosenberg Arthur Ben a Walter Connelly workers for Sh blom & Reavill were injured when scaffolding collapsed at about 5 o elax yesterday afternoon at the Midwest building corner of Re end and Walcott streets. Rosenberg is most seriously hurt with a broken rib and possible internal injuries. The others suffer bruises and shock. Arthur Wood wake to leave the hospital this morning.
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Ed Rosenberg
Arthur Ben
Walter Connelly
Sh Blom & Reavill
Midwest
Reend
Walcott Streets
Elax
Sta Hospital
Rosenberg
Arthur Wood
Special Prosecutor Likely in Hamon Death Case
Ardmore Oklahoma December 4 forecast the appointment of a special prosecutor after January 1 against Mrs Clara Smith Hamon tied to the shooting of Jake L I mon. Charles Coakley law partner of county attorney JMH Mathes said there were no new developments in the search for Mrs Hamon.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Okla
Proto
M Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Imon
Charles Coakley
J. MH. Mathes County
Bro
Hamon
Railroad rates held by New York court decision
Kingston New York December today the state supreme court denied a motion to vacate an injunction restraining railroads from raising Interstate passenger rates by 20 percent as ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The rates had taken effect November 20.
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Associated Prensa
Kingston
N. Y
Det
State Supreme Cor
Interstate Comérce Commission
Japs Refuse To Give Up Cables In Atlantic Dispute
Japan resists surrender of Atlantic cable lines held by Britain while the United States seeks to control or destroy the cables, aiming to protect strategic communication interests and wartime dominance.
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Great Britain
Atlantic
United States
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