Harding to hold talks with two aides in St. Augustine
President elect Harding will meet with Harry M. Dougherty and Will Hays in St. Augustine to discuss personnel and initial policies. The discussions likely cover patronage, the inaugural address, and plans for a special congressional session.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Hleet. Harding
Will H. Hays
Indiana
Republican National Committee
Mr. Harding
Harry M. Dougherty
Ohio
Harding
Congress
Miners Rally Ahead of Howat Court Hearing
In Pittsburg Kansas a subpoena was issued for G K Mackie president of Mackie Coal Mining company and a mass meeting of miners was scheduled after the contempt of court hearing against Alexander Howat and other Kansas Mines Workers union officials The mass meeting aims to demonstrate in support of Howat The hearing time is set for a.m. with Mackie ordered to present the company books.
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Pittsburg
Kan
G. K. Mackie
Mackie Coal Mining Company
Alexander Howat
Kansas Mines Workers Union
Mackie
Howat
Gloomy forecast from Hammond on debt and policy
In New York on February 14 John Hays Hammond urged liberal foreign trade, selective immigration laws, and no tariff walls. He warned as a creditor nation Europe cannot repay with gold, risking U.S. mill curtailment and possible debt cancellation or embargo on allies' products.
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York
John Hays Hammond
Europe
Houston 10 Tell Of Debt
Wire report states Secretary Houston will be recalled tomorrow by the judiciary committee for further examination of loans to the Allies. The panel will request papers showing the government’s honor bound payments and the security issued, along with negotiations on long term bonds.
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Treasury
U.S
Houston
Judiciary Committee
Repeal of Primary Law Recommendations Reported by Senate Committee
A special senate committee urged repealing the primary law and restoring the convention system with a 20 percent petition trigger for a primary. The report favors the Ka dell repeal with minor changes and includes Oviatt’s referendum option. It sets the primary decision above the convention and notes continued consideration on page 5.
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Senate
Oviatt
Wyoming
Upper Auunac
Kadell
Skovgard-Sibley
Prn
Girl Talks Self to Death Improves in Illness Spell
Miriam Rubin a six year old girl in Waukegan Illinois who had spoken continuously for 212 hours due to an unknown ailment showed rapid improvement. She slept for an hour breaking the spell, then napped again and woke and resumed talking after each rest.
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Waukeegan
Ill
Miriam ‘Rubin
Indictments Allege Fixer Scheme In Coal Dealer Case
George L. Baker and C. L. Allen were indicted by a federal grand jury in New York charged with conspiring to defraud coal dealers through the mails. The pair allegedly claimed influence with DOJ official W. N. Speers and promised protection from prosecution. Baker allegedly received $1,000 and $4,000 plus about $8,000 more in related payments. They pleaded not guilty and were released on $5,000 bonds each.
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New York
George L. Baker
C. L. Allen
Baker
Allen
Ex National Democratic Chairman Nearing Death
William F. McCombs former chairman of the Democratic National Committee is critically ill in New York and expected to die at any time, his physician said. He has been suffering from heart disease.
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New York
William IF. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Purse limits removed in Wyoming boxing bill
Wyoming Senate approves Story De Laney boxing bill after removing purse and ticket price caps. Amendments to raise purse from 250 to 600 and delete ticket limit passed. bill recommended for passage 12 to 10 amid sparse debate and near quorum issues.
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Lee
Lucas
Danzig Immigration Checks Collapse Under Strain
The U S immigration inspection service at Danzig, a major departure port for American immigration, has collapsed and the public health service will not certify departures. Dr Rupert Blue said authorities face laxity due to Polish officials. Congestion has risen with 1 000 inspected in two days versus a 600 cap.
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ARIS
Associated Press
Immigration Inspection Service
Danzig
United States Public Service
America
Rupert Blue
D. J. S. Linson
United States Public Health Service
Washington
Linson
Federal troops rout Arrieta brothers in Durango battle
Federal forces under Gen. J. Castro defeated the Arrieta brothers in a battle in the Durango mountains, routing their rebels near Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Semi Annual Tax Payment Bill Faces Setback in Senate
Allison's H B 71 for semi annual tax payments sparks fierce parliamentary tactics in the Senate. After committee support, Lee and Chassell clash over the report. motions to postpone and to send to second reading lead to a one vote swing and the bill is sidelined. continued on page two.
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Senate
Llison
Kirk
Chassell
Kelley
Hartwell
Kabell
Johnson
Lee
Allison
McDonald Repeats Bribery Claim in Mooney Case
In San Francisco John McDonald of Baltimore testified he was coached by police to commit perjury in the Mooney and Billings murder trials. He said police and District Attorney Brady paid his expenses for a year and identified Mooney and Billings as the bombers. He plans grand jury testimony and had sworn in New York about perjury.
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Francisco
Iteb
Thomas J. Mooney
Warren K. Billings
Mathew W. Brady
John McDonald
Baltimore
San Francisco
McDonald
Brady
Isadore Golden
Golden
Mooney
Billings
New York
Frank P. Walsh
Denver Council Backs Bergdoll Kidnapping Probe
Denver city council adopted resolutions urging Secretary Colby to secure Frank Zimmer's release from German authorities after the Bergdoll draft evader incident. The memorial, introduced by Colorado’s General Assembly, cites Zimmer as carrying out U S will during the attempted Bergdoll capture.
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Enver
Denver
Colby
Washington
Frank Zimmer
Grover Bergdoll
Zimmer
Army Intelligence Service
Germany
United States
Bergdoll
Coblenz
Colorado General Assembly
Baker
Congress
Nicholas Zimmer
Wheat Ridge
Karl Cooley
Frank
Cooley
American Legion
America
Paris American Legion to hire German lawyer for Bergdoll case
The Paris post of the American Legion plans to send a representative with 4000 francs to engage a German lawyer to win release for two detained Americans tied to the Grover Bergdoll deserter case. The envoy will first travel to Coblenz to consult American military authorities on the procedure.
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Paris
American Legion
Grover Bergdoll
Legion
Coblenz
Small Coal Producers Gain House Support In Wyoming
The Wyoming House backed a measure allowing small coal firms to secure right of way across larger properties to market their coal. The debate included Beach Story Arnold leading opposition and the memorial urging Congress to change federal oil royalty allocations. Other bills moved through the Senate, including one to address Governor Carey’s veto of a misdemeanors bill.
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Perry
Beach
Story
Arnold
Whole House Joint Memorial No. 6
Congress
Frisby
Free
Casper
House
Loney
Natrona County
Senate
Hartwell
Carey
Suvissults
Chiropractic Bill Killed as Senate Rejects Reform
The senate on third reading defeated the chiropractic bill amid opposition from two doctors and allies. A medical regulation measure restricting chiropractic and osteopathy passed or failed in a contrasting vote, with key member Sibley briefly switching positions to seek reconsideration.
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Senate
Doctor
Think Munwseen
Alias
Bluup
Cine
Weather forecast for Wyoming unsettled with showers
Unsettled Wyoming weather pattern forecasts rain or snow in the north and west on Tuesday and in the southeast on Wednesday. Colder conditions follow with strong shifting winds impacting the region.
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Wyoming
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