Budget report outlines 1923 cuts and Dawes plan
The budget bureau details a large 1923 decrease amid war debt and army navy costs. General Dawes urges wide reforms to end continuous appropriations, stressing centralized budgeting, clearer obligations, and executive control to enable prudent retrenchment and efficient operation.
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Budget Message Analyzed Costs For 1923 Governmental Admin
The document outlines estimated 1923 expenditures under the act and notes the act’s aim to apply business principles to government administration. It cites 1922 figures showing the railroad administration and Transportation Act cost the government about 937.7 million, with no 1923 estimate due to pending 1922 railroad financing results.
Mall Robbers Fail to Interfere with Monthly Billet
In Ashville Times a playful remark notes that mall thieves never disrupt the monthly billet as residents comment on ongoing routines and local commerce.
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Arbuckle Jury Deadlocks Sets Second Trial Date
San Francisco reports the Arbuckle case with jurors deadlocking on the manslaughter verdict. A federal liquor transportation charge looms as a potential second trial. Juror Helen Hubbard alleges intimidation by a man claiming to be Guama Oliva and warns of a note to sway votes. The grand jury and perjury allegations against Minnie Neighbors were on the docket for today.
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Nothing Found Of Mex Rebels Yuma Detail Short
A brief World War era dispatch from Yuma details a detachment report with scant readable facts about Mexican rebels and related operations. The lines show fragmentary information and no clear outcomes or dates.
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Far East conference weighing wireless use in China
The Washington conference subcommittee approved Elihu Root's plan limiting wireless installations in China to diplomatic and government messages. The plan requires adherence to Chinese grants and cooperation with Chinese authorities to avoid interference, to be reported to the main committee next.
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Patrol by 16 United States infantry along border returns brief
Sixteen men from the United States infantry who left camp at midnight for border patrol returned this morning without any encounter with Mexican rebels. The march followed rumors that rebels from California planned to move toward San Luis, Sonora, about 25 miles south, but no report of an attack reached the camp.
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Harding Begins Task of Writing Annual Message
Washington dispatch notes President Harding has finished initial talks with advisers and will begin drafting his annual message outlining policy and priorities. The article emphasizes early planning and consultation as the process moves forward.
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President considers delivering message in person
The president weighs delivering the message personally as officials report his contemplation.
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