Senate Debates Rail Policy and Anticipates Final Vote
The Senate rejected a prohibition on Canadian rail connections and upheld a revenue amendment while delaying final action on the railroad bill. Senator Jones defended the ban as blocking secret Canadian methods, arguing it won’t harm New England industries. A separate vote expected tomorrow on sugar control and a two year extension of rail government control was deferred by La Follette’s proposal.
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Gocnrrert
Atora Nelson
Kellogg
Minnesota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jones
New England
Senate
Thomas
Colorado
LaFollette
Senate Debates Treaty Policy Shifts and Possible War Pledge
Republicans weigh changes to the treaty strategy including preserving treaty advantages and a pledge to intervene if a European war threatens civilization. Some favor ratification with the League of Nations, while others resist a two thirds compromise.
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United States
Committesa
League of Nations
Aks
Senate
Beasd Officials Press for Settlement Amid Delayed Ratification
Report outlines friction between committees and factions from both parties over a proposed resolution. Some senators push for a January general conference before ratification, while others insist on a cautious approach with reservations. Confidence runs high for a January 4 ratification among some lawmakers.
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Beasd
Partes
Miners’ Wages and Law Order Debate Highlight Palmer Testimony
The article recounts Ogle’s testimony after Attorney General Palmer left the room as part of a day-long committee hearing. It frames the debate on miners’ wages and operator profits, stressing the issue as essential to maintaining law and order in the United States amid the strike.
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United States
Ogle
Palmer
Packers Antitrust Settlement Opens Markets Amid Decree
Mr. Palmer said prices may not change immediately but the agreed decree will free channels of business from fear of domination by big interests. The decree filing follows holidays and the Southern Wholesale Grocers Association announced its complaint against railroads for favorable rates to five large packers will be dismissed by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Palmer
Sothern Wholesale Grocers' Association
Steamer Aulidia Salvaged After White Sea Wreck
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE Eng Dec 9 The steamer Aulidia of 6000 tons salvaged after wreck at Soroka in the White Sea since 1917. A temporary patch allowed tow to Archangel then to Newcastle covering 2200 miles.
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Newcastle-On-Tyne
Eng
Aulidia
Soroka
White Sea
Archangel
Newcastle
State Inspector Near Death from Freezing
Sheridan Wyoming December 19. State highway inspector Langheldt of District No 5 is hospitalized recovering from freezing after his car stalled in a snow drift near Magees from Buffalo. He walked three miles to a farm house and his feet were badly frostbitten. He is reported to be making progress.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Herman Langheldt
State Highway Department
Magees
Buffalo
Langheldt
Legislation Sought by Stockmen in Live Stock Pact Fight
In Denver on December 9 the American National Live Stock Association said success against the five big packers hinges on translating their agreement to separate from unrelated lines into statutory legislation. The move aims to force formal law binding terms for disassociation.
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Denver
Itv
American National Live Stock Association
England Would Add Ump Iver Market
The government’s anti dumping bill in the House of Commons would create a Trade Regulation Committee with power to prohibit imports priced below manufacture. It would regulate exports, grant credits to restore overseas trade, and allow temporary embargoes with committee approval.
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London
Dee
House of Commons
Board of Trade
Mexican border clash leaves American and Mexican dead
At the Mexico United States border near Ey, Paso Tex Mec, an American provost guard and a Mexican civilian were killed in a pitched battle involving American soldiers Mexican police and Mexican smugglers.
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Ey, Paso, Tex
Mec
International Boundary Line
Here
Cashier W F Pair Visiting Denver on Bank Business
W F Pair cashier of the American National Bank is in Denver on business for a few days.
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American National
Colorado
W. F. Pair
American National Bank
Denver
Statewide Session Ends With Ratified Suffrage Amendment
The assembly adjourned after debate on a constitutional amendment to boost salaries for state officials. Lawmakers approved measures including anti theft and sedition statutes and prepared ballots for a broad suffrage and enrollment agenda while portions of the session were extended.
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Denver
Ote
Salatin Fond
Mie Logialattce
House for sale near State Capitol with garage and garden
Two story six room house in excellent condition two blocks from the State Capitol. Features include a large reception hall full basement furnace garage chicken house and garden.
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Buill
State Capitol
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