Farm bloc triumphs on rural credits as Congress winds down
The rural credits bill stands as the major parts of the Sixty seventh congress final session. The farm bloc backed by Hoover and Wallace pushed the Capper bill with Lenroot Anderson provisions while war finance credit measures and ship subsidy drama fade. President Harding shifts cabinet as Germany, Poland tests edge in Europe.
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Wallace
Mellon
House Banking and Currency Committee
House
War Finance Corporation
Burton
Ohio
Lenroot-Anderson
Harding
Senate
Ladd
North Dakota
Caraway
Arkansas
Shipping Board
Nations move to repay war debts and reparations at Washington
LLIOTT WADSWORTTI travels to Paris as allies review the $250 million Germany cost for Rhine army upkeep. ZECHOSLOVAKIA plans 1923 budget debt payments to the United States, while Finland begins talks with Secretary Mellon on refunding an $8.0 million debt plus interest.
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Zechoslovakia
United States
Benes
Washington
America
Finland
Axel Leonard
Wage ruling grants two cent raise for 65 000 railway workers
The federal railroad labor board on Wednesday ordered a two cent per hour wage increase for 65 000 railway freight handlers and laborers and restored the eight hour day for 821 000 members of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Freight Handlers Express and Stations Employees. The decision ends a long wage case batch and follows a prior ruling restoring the eight hour day to 15 000 railway signalmen. The raise equals half of the pay cut ordered last July.
Governor Blaine Defends Wisconsin National Guard
Governor Blaine sent a special message to the legislature praising the guards efficiency and urging its continuation at a national strength. Senator La Follette opposed abolishing the guard while Mrs La Follette supported the measure.
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Overnor Blaine
Wisconsin
Senator la Follette
Burk Cockran Dies After Brief Stroke at 69
Congress member from New York Bourke Cockran died suddenly Thursday from a stroke following a lively debate on the farm credits bill. He celebrated his sixty ninth birthday Wednesday. A famed orator, he was repeatedly elected to Congress and active in party councils. He supported Irish independence in recent years.
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Bourke Cockran
Congress
New York
Cockran
Democrats
Crow's Revenge Ends With Missing Bone and Misread Grudge
In a rural tale, Mr Crow schemes to exact revenge on Mr Dog for barking at him in a cornfield. He uses a buried bone as bait, tricks Towser Dog into retrieving it, and enjoys a feast. The plan backfires as Dog remains unaware of the bone’s theft, leaving Crow to reflect on his failed revenge.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
White House
Crow
Mr. Dog
Cornfeld
Mr. Rabbit
Mr. Man
Mr. Crow
Mr.Dog
Bane
Mr. Towser
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
A LINE O' CHEER NE NAMES OF SUN AND STAR
The poem recalls a woman who could not hold herself upright yet radiated inner light. She treated sun and stars as friends who visit on weekends and bring cheerful dividends. Sunbeams and bird songs are her companions, with each note seen as a message from God.
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E’en
The Name Julia Through Histories And Legends
The article traces the name Julia from ancient Rome to modern Europe. It links the feminine Julius to mythical and historical figures, notes linguistic variations across countries, and mentions the jade jewel as a talisman. It also includes a brief, unrelated humor item about housing and a tiny wife.
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Rousseau
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Portugal
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Russia
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Juliana
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Brussels
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Julyan Berners
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Jill
Jack and Jill
Brittany
Suliana
du Guesselin
Julitta
Julitte
Giuliana
Inter Giulietta
Giuletta Capellett
da Porta
Shakespeare
Juliet
Romeo and Juliet
Vergil
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Christian workers urge revival on city streets worldwide
The article lauds World’s Christian Endeavor delegates in New York who formed 100 gospel teams and held revival services in Wall Street and other Manhattan streets. It emphasizes revival efforts spreading from the convention to communities, urging believers to lead others to Christ and seek joy through service.
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Christian Endeavor
New York
Wall Street
Manhattan
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
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