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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1923
Page
6
Washington reports Captain George W. Steele will command the Navy dirigible ZR-3, the world's largest airship nearing completion in Germany. Also noted are mass layoffs in federal offices, prohibition enforcement shifts, and various international and domestic economic and political developments.
Edward W. Pickard reports that officials warn foreign ships bringing liquor under seal to U S ports may be seized and captains arrested, signaling strained diplomacy as France faces isolation amid Lausanne talks and Harding era Western speeches.
The pope calls for impartial judges and verifiable data to set German reparations, urging peaceful terms that avoid costly occupation. He argues creditors should have strong guarantees but favors gradual, less odious methods to protect economic reconstruction for all nations. Theunis of Belgium fails to form a new government as Franco-Belgian unity frays over Germany.
At Lausanne allies clash over Turkish bonds valued on a gold franc basis, while Turkey presses for current exchange rates. Mosul boundaries are settled for now with British influence. further disputes may go to the League of Nations. In Utah, Harding touts spending cuts as state and local taxes rise. Washington weighs sealing foreign liquor ships as weeks of policy debates continue. Weeks opposes army aid to Prohibition, while Michigan Senator-elect James Cousens backs 5 percent beer and harsher enforcement questions.
President Harding warns against nullification of enforcement acts and the federalization of local affairs while touring the West and Alaska. He defends Woolstead enforcement, urges unity between nations, and opposes coal industry nationalization as he notes fuel and transportation challenges. He cites agricultural relief and stresses personal restraint in campaign messaging.
Doctor Bantling of the University of Toronto has demonstrated the efficacy of insulin in treating diabetes. Reportedly used with success on Robert Lansing and Elizabeth Hughes, the treatment is hailed by the U S Public Health Service as a major recent discovery. Bantling to receive a $7500 annuity from the Canadian government.
The Labour Party of Great Britain, seen as likely to lead the government, refused any link with the Russian Bolshevists at its annual conference. The affiliation application was defeated by 2,880,000 to 366,000 after Frank Hodges warned against uniting with those denying political democracy.
Governor Walton denounces sheriff rule as lawless after two officers are arrested for drunkenness and orders six National Guard units to Okmulgee County. He threatens martial law in four other counties where Klansmen assault citizens, vowing to suppress mob violence.
Interstate Commerce Commission orders abolition of the assigned car rule. Railroads will no longer be required to guarantee coal cars for their own use during fuel shortages and emergencies, aiming to regularize employment in coal mining regions and stabilize production.
Shake into shoes to ease friction and instantly relieve hot tired feet and blisters. Ladies can wear smaller shoes by using Allen's Foot-Ease in each shoe. Sold everywhere with trial package and a free Foot-Ease Walking Doll offer. Allen's Foot-Ease Le Roy New York.
A promotion in Washington solicits 50 cents to receive 220 pictures about the capital. Send payment to Clyde J. Nichols in room 608 at 1413 G Street Northwest, Washington, D C.
On a New York pier Carrie Jacobs Bond laments old fashioned songs and recalls a boat tale about a golf knickerbocker tailor who jokes that a former measurer now works in the ladies department measuring swimming togs for women.
A lighthearted exchange pivots on a pun about a clothes horse show. The humor plays on words as one character notes the abundance of new outfits and the other matches with a witty reveal.
The New York Herald defines a moral victory as twin to an artistic success, describing it as achievement valued for ethics and craft rather than scoring or material gain. The piece contrasts external results with inner merit in evaluating performance.
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