Washington probes and policy shifts ripple through Congress
The Washington hearings reveal Sinclair's $75,000 pledge toward the 1920 Republican campaign fund. Debates cover grain exports rising to 1,820,000 bushels with breakdowns of barley and corn. Aimed reforms include oil supply conservation, forest supervision, and anti graft concerns. investigations expand into engraving printing, ship boards, and the Emergency Fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bays
Teat
Washton
Sinclair
United States
Washington
Various National News Flashes From Early 1920s
A mix of incidents from memory: Robert B Polk, former bank executive, killed himself in Memphis. In Jersey City 8000 arrested under a blue law. some women accused of exposing hats in parks. An Indianapolis jury panel ready to try Governor Mecray on larceny and embezzlement charges. Ed Lockhart, outlaw, killed fleeing as officers trapped him near Perry Oklahoma. Garrett Biblical Institute seniors pledge against war. Northwestern College Naperville votes to drop the ROTC. New Orleans charity hospital suspends staff over hair bans. Alaska port reports peak yearly business. customs receipts up from prior year.
Global headlines mix of war payments and church honors
An assortment of late orbiting dispatches notes payments from Germany totaling 8.41 billion mold marks, Pershing leaving Paris with material for a coinage work, Romania Hungary wartime rights disputes, cardinals named in Rome, and various upheavals from Naples landslides to volcanic eruptions and labor strikes in London.
Mexican minister Pani named ambassador to United States
A Ben Antonio Texas dispatch reports Albert J. Pani minister of finance in President Obregon's cabinet has been designated ambassador to the United States. In Indianapolis the United Mine Workers ratified a new bituminous wage agreement for three years by an overwhelming vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Pani
Obregon
United States
Ben Antonio
Tex
Dispatch
Eee
Parce
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
National convention call and primary vote totals
A formal call for a national convention of the Farmer-Labor party was denied, setting the date for June 17 in St. Paul Minnesota. Complete figures from North Dakota primaries show Coolidge 47885 votes, Lal Molette 4008, Sapator Johnson 80167. Idaho delegates to the Republican convention at Lewiston were pledged to President Coolidge by the state convention. John Thomas is national committeeman. Republicans in Washington state counties endorsed Olivin Coolidge for the Republican nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Farmer-Labor Party
St. Paul, Minn
North Dakota
Lal Molette
Sapator Johnson
Califorms
Ose
Idaho
Lewiston
Quoldge
John Thomas
Washington State
Olivin Coolidge
Ates
Fant
Norris
Hirat
Piace
A. Congress
Congress
Ogolidge
Alite
New York
Wastigton
LaFollettes
Brand Ae
Republikang
Cleveland
Qoolld
Pprrtia
Barng
Notable Deaths Across Professions Highlight 20th Century Era
A rapid obituary round recounts prominent figures: Dr William F Malone a Milwaukee surgeon died during a major operation at Banover hospital Milwaukee Wisconsin. Dr Alexander Dyer MacGillivray professor of entomology at the University of Niviola died of heart disease in Champlain Alabama. Captain A C G Dole veteran bodyguard of Jefferson Davis died in Nashville Tennessee. Bishop Charles Tyler Olmsted of the Hofocopas diocese died in Utica New York. Dr Thomas Q Mendenhall longtime Ohio State University faculty member died at Ravenny Delaware. General Nivelle former French army commander in chief died at Pearl.
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Wm. F. Malone
Milwaukee
American College of Surgeons
Banover Hospital
Wis
Alexander Dyer MacGillivray
University of Niviola
Champalen
A C G. Dole
Jefferson Davis
Nashville
Tenn
Charles Tyler Olmsted
Central
New York
Utica
Thomas Q. Mendenhall
Ohio State University
Ravenny
D.ee
Nivelle
Pearls
Washington probes widen in Daugherty inquiry
Edward Pickaris reports on the sprawling Daugherty inquiry with witnesses including W. F. Ort, Orr, Holdridge, and others detailing alleged conspiracies around liquor bonds, fight film deals, and political appointments. Senate and House panels explore related bribery, graft, and internal revenue irregularities as battles over leadership and reform unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickaris
Aung
Woashington
Coud
Sivan
Daugherty
Wheeler
W. 4. Ort
Whitmen
New York
Bond
Howard Mannington
Orr
Col
A Ward
United States
Hayward
G. C. Holdridge
Department of Juice
Alfred N. Orton
Jap Muma
H. B. McLean
Fred Quimby
Benater Wheeler
William J. Burns
Department of Justice
Faded OCR Fragments Describe Auction Range and Rate
Readable fragments indicate a range around 800 to 900 units with a stated rate of 5 500 dollars. Details are incomplete and lack clear entities or context for full attribution.
Auction Notice From British Syndicate Public Sale
Fragmentary notice describes a public auction involving male WAN and a railway project with Onda referenced, issued by a British syndicate. Details are incomplete but indicate a sale event and official action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Beet Railroad
British Syndicate
Funity, Baxi’ & It -Pablic
Wan
Reeve
Onda
Lodge Candidates Rally in Magonte District Meeting
Fragmentary text notes a lodge gathering in Magonte with candidates and a mention of Wauwatosa suburb. Readers see limited context about who spoke or what outcome occurred. The readable pieces imply a political lodge event with candidate participation in a Milwaukee area-like setting.
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Democratic Committee
Hubert Work
Senator McKellar
Tennenacs
Senate
Mellon
the Treasury
Wu Atatute
Wallace
Charles F. Brown
Internal Revenue Orequ
Davis Biking
Rep. W. Va
Arnate
Harry Sinclair
Washington Dispatch
McNary-Haugen Farm
House
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Atsemftt
Howell
William Randolph Henret
Special House
United States Shipping Boards
RTH
Robert B. Polk
The
Union and Pianters' Bank and Trust Company
Himsekf
Memphis
Jersey City
N. J
Bonday
Plenickers
Biek Junches
City Parka
Mecray Corlarceny
Ind
Ed Lockhart
Bperry
Okla
Garrett Bibncal Institute
Eynanaton
Stanion
Northwestern College
Naperville
Mdl
Junean
Mecorda
Germany
Paria
General Pershing
Paris
Hip
Erneral
Ducherest Diapaten
Rumania
Hungary
Mgr
Patrick J. Hayes
George W. Mundelein
Chicago
Rome
Perth
Western Australia
Labor Party
King
Ottawa
Ont
A. Yusthof
Hussia
Tia
Mexico City
Naples
Italy
London
Ondera
Dungeness
Aboukir
Ketariwat
Bulgaris
Japan
Martin
Loneta Park
Manks
Pono Plug
Little Green
Daugharty
Teapot Dome
Harry Stodalr
Hays
Ohio
Wood
Carmi Thompson
Bagcom Slemp
Senatora Curtia
Kateas and
Elkins
West Virginia
A. B. Rouse
Kentucky
Gondykeonts
T. J. Ryan
J. 4. Himes
Met
Special House Committee
Zihimen
Maryland
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Analat
C. R. Nash
Blair
Treanury
Elmer Dover
Penuta
Genate Finance Committee
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Leawad -of- Nationa
Will -Minkis
Ald
Ang
France
Iatara
Lorgion
Bergion
Sadae Ie
Wauwatoaa
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