Senate Debates Labor and Rate Provisions in Conference Report
The house proceedings lacked energy with frequent quorums as senate members pressed for a vote. Senators Cummins defended against claims the bill would drain the public treasury and ensure railroads a 6 percent net return. It lists party votes for and against the conference report, noting absent senators would have backed the report.
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Senate
Cummins
Roport
Ball
Brandegee
Calder
Gapper
Colt
Gummins
Gurtis
Elkins
Fernald
Frelinghuysen
Hale
Jones
Washington
Kellogg
Kenyon
Keys
Lemroot
Dodge
McLean
McNary
Nelson
New
Page
Phipps
Poindexter
Smoot
Spender
Sterling
Sutherland
Townsend
Wadsworth
Warren
Watson
Beckham
Fletcher
Gay
Glass
Meyers
Phelan
Pomasine
Gransdell
Robinson
Shields
Smith
Georgia
Maryland
Underwood
Walsh
Montama
Williams
Borah
French
Grenna
Military draft list fragments from page one
Fragmentary OCR shows a roster of army officers with numbers and districts. Names include Major Chas McGonagle Captain Harry Davis Arthur A Underwood and Captain Thomas Hunter plus others listed with locations west of Carey and east of Capitol. The text mentions districts between Sixteenth Seventeenth and around Capitol with additional surnames such as Walton Sherman Dumm Rossman and Ashton.
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Chas. McGonagle
Harry Davis
Arthur A. Underwood
Sixteenth
Carry
Thomas Hunter
William Dubois Clyde Ty
Situs
W. EB. Fair
Capitol
J. H. Walton
W. J. Walls
Charles Griffin
Tyowald Ashton
Carey
Jacob Sherman
Wesley JF. Dumm
John Rossman
Army quota list around Garey and Carey streets
The record lists Captains, lieutenants, and officers assigned to various quartering areas between Eighteenth and Twentieth Streets, East and West of Garey, near Capitol and Carey. It names Captains Archie Allison, W. R. Grier, C. W. Riner, Ed Storey, Albert Gronland, D. B. Miller and others, along with associated soldiers, storehouses, and offices, noting American Legion clubs and quota committees in the district.
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Eenth
Garey
Archie Allison
T. Joe Cahill
Carey
W. R. Grier
Ed. Storey
Miles Shepherd
Charles Carey
Clarence Harris
Capitol
Albert Gronland
Glyde Barly
George Daiber
Ad. J. O'Connell
American Legion Clubs
A. L. Becker
Frank P. Bell
Reed Hollister
CG. I. Sands
American Legion Club
Oscar Lamm
Harold Vaughan
D. B. Miller
MacGauley Garr
Stanley Edwards
G. &. Hoftheim
Capitol Building
A. H. Marbles
F. Yoder
J. W. Highleyman
Quota Committee
Army reorganization bill envisions 250000 man peace force
The military committee works on an army reorganization bill proposing a standing peace army of 250000 with 17700 officers and expansion in war. It plans for aviation, chemical warfare and tank corps and keeps national guard at 800 men per district with revised company enlistment rules through 1924. Devised training plan remains contested with a congressional commission option and subcommittee referral planned.
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Mondell
House
Army Wiil
Congressiona Commission
Congress
Kalin
State Guard Discharge Plan After War Ends
The bill ensures that when federal discharges occur the state guard remains available for state calls unless state authorities decide otherwise. It also mandates aviation under the bill to be led by a major general with 41 500 officers and 15 000 men, from second lieutenants to colonels.
City in Darkness as Martial Law Bites Night Work Halted
Reported actions under martial rule prohibit municipal staff from obtaining English military permits for discharge of duties. The corporation ordered a halt to city services endangering workers and ordered removal of night watchmen and lights. Authorities cite government responsibility while streets inside the city darken though suburbs retain electric power. Newspapers fear power stoppage may force cessation of publication.
Democratic resistance to ratification debate continues
Administration chiefs say total is exaggerated but a vote tomorrow on the republican ratification program would command more than the seven democratic votes it secured last November. A democratic caucus movement arises amid dissatisfaction since the president's memorial letter urging party senators to oppose ratification, while some democrats and republicans acknowledge a long road to breaking resistance. Sixty four votes are needed for ratification and current leaders fear only 380 supports, leaving 34 to be delivered by democrats, more than the Republican peak claims.
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Democrats
Brotherhood strike rhetoric dampens worker unity in transport
The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Shop Laborers faced criticism for a recent strike call that hurt the workers' cause, described as damning in public view. Leaders claimed strength to halt transportation yet urged peaceful measures if possible amid widespread dissatisfaction at meetings.
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Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Negotiation Conference on Settlement Proposal Delayed
Union officials who negotiated with Mr. Hines were summoned for a tonight meeting but the conference nature and timing remain undisclosed. Officials from several organizations indicated the formulation of their views on the settlement proposal will take several days.
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Mr. Hines
College Teachers Clash Over Smith Towner Bill
At a teachers’ session Dr. Strayer attacked the Smith Towner plan for a federal secretary of education and subsidies to public schools, while Dean Burris of Cincinnati argued cabinet members serve only brief political purposes. Orlando P. Glaxton urged more school gardening in cities as deans discussed housing, dancing, and self supporting college girls.
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College of Teachers
Strayer
Dean P. Burris
Cincinnati
Smith-Towner
Secretary of Education
Dean Burritt
Orlando P. Glaxton
United States
Commissioner of Education
Moer
Fn Danting
Red Tag Warning For Car License Notice
Sheriff B J Smalley prints red tag notices warning car owners to obtain a new 1920 license immediately. Tags display No tice You are hereby notified to have a 4920 state license number attached to your car without delay. Owners failing to comply after notice risk arrest and the sheriff retains the tag stub with the car number.
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B. J. Smalley
School Board Sets March 8 Bid Opening for Grammar School
The school board met last night and audited district bills. No special business was discussed. A special meeting was scheduled for March 8 to open bids on the new grammar school building construction.
Large and Complete Life of Baby Garbages and Sulkins
A biographical sketch details the life of Baby Garbages and Sulkins, examining their origins, families, and lasting impact in Hobbs and surrounding communities. The work traces early years, notable deeds, and the legacy left to Huckfeldt and Finkbiner followers.
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Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
BETTER THAN CALOMEL Dr Wards Olive Tablets offer safer liver remedy
Dr. Ward boasts olive tablets as a vegetable mix with olive oil that stimulate the liver and bowels without calomel dangers. They claim no pain, gum injury, or acid-food harm while clearing clouded brains and boosting spirits, sold in 10 and 25 cent boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wards
Edwards
Bigotice
C and S Moves Back to Own Cheyenne Depot
Colorado and Southern officials plan to move to the old Burlington station this weekend to occupy their own depot by March 4, the day railroads revert to private ownership. Train No 30 may arrive at Union Station Sunday to allow setup before CGS traffic shifts. The new depot agent for Cheyenne has not been announced.
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Colorado & Southern Railroad
Burlington Station
Union Pacific
Union Station
Cheyenne
Remedy Zemo Promises Quick Skin Relief
It describes Zemo as a safe antiseptic liquid for itching and skin conditions like eczema, pimples, and rash. Claims rapid relief and overnight blemish fade, with dosing 35 cents for standard bottle and $1 for extra size. Endorsed by The H. W. Ronen Co, Claret.
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Seldo
Musterole advertised mustard plaster replacement
A vintage Musterole advertisement promotes a non blistering white ointment with oil of mustard substitute. It claims relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache congestion pleurisy rheumatism and more. Available in 80c 60c and hospital size $2.50 jars.
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Ashurst
Dial
Gore
Harris
Harrison
Johnson
South Dakota
New Mexico
King
McKellar
Nugent
Overman
Pittman
Shepherd
Trammell
Bankhead
Gulberson
McCormack
Henderson
Dillingham
Wilh Swanson
Fall
Kendrick
Simonds
Kirby
McCumber
Lavoilette
Harding
Massachusetts
Edge
Owen
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Stanley
Kentucky
Chamberlain
Oregon
Smith College
Spaulding
Knight's
Dr. Edwards
Colums of
Autostrop Safety Razor Co
New York
Toronto
London
Paris
Pci
EIY
Velvét Joe
Koc
the Friendly Tobacco
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