Congress Passes Deportation Law Overhaul And Budget Moves
Washington reports a 213 to 89 House vote approving sweeping changes to deportation laws, targeting aliens punished by imprisonment. Coolidge to speak at inaugural events. new appropriations bills and postal funding debated. election results officially certified with Coolidge and Dawes named President and VP.
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Dramatic headlines mix of crime floods and politics
A sweeping 1920s style digest reports a riotous mix of events from a Rooneville area shooting and multiple killings to flood damage near Vale Oregon. It notes trials, bootlegging actions, a high profile murder case, a fire loss, a new liquor wage ruling, and prominent deaths and wills including Julius Fleischmann.
Fragmentary Foreign Notice on Debts and Arrests
An OCR fragment reports on Franco-American debt talks and a late march timing for a plan involving Tokyo and a 30 mile hydro project. It mentions Berlin arrests, a Berlin resignation, and police actions near Vancouver. The garbled text references a 50,000 dollar item and a police cordon with a Ty Comm group, but specifics are unclear.
President Coolidge poised for agriculture secretary pick
The piece reviews Coolidge's selection landscape for a new agriculture secretary to succeed Gary as governor of West Virginia writes of candidates including John G. Wietds Eugene Funk and William M Jardine with a focus on their backgrounds and policy directions. It also notes Coolidge's broader agricultural policy aims and legislative maneuvers shaping postwar food production and marketing.
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Ghosts of Honor at Banquet Reflect Civil War Vets
A banquet tribute recalls Civil War era ideas on mercy and duty as Lieut. Gen. Nelson A. Miles and other veterans gather. General Dawes notes national fate depended on courage, not political views, urging men to stand and defend the Constitution.
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Radio Stations to Arbitrate Broadcast War in Ohio
U S to arbitrate differences between WLW WMH and Crossley Radio in Cincinnati and nearby, as D B Carson and W D Terrell prepare to depart for mediation. The dispute centers on simultaneous broadcasts causing confusion amid long standing good relations among the stations.
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Army appropriation bill signed by Coolidge updates funding
President Coolidge signed the army appropriation bill allocating 330 million dollars for regular forces, National Guard, and organized reserve. The measure also funds river and harbor work, Mississippi soil control efforts, the Panama Canal, and boll weevil eradication experiments.
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German mine disaster near Dortmund claims hundreds
An explosion at the Stein mine in Dortmund Germany at night caused a catastrophic loss of life. Initial reports indicate the death toll may reach about 280 with very few miners escaping.
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Abdel Keim Reported Dead From Wounds
Widespread reports say Abdel Keim Moor Chief of the Moors died from wounds received in battle at Mallila. The leader’s death would end his resistance and impact the rebellion’s course.
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Secret Hungarian Militia Hinted Along Austrian Border
Police report on Thursday describes a secret Hungarian military group formed near the Austrian border with the aim of reconquering Burgenland from Germany. The claim notes details from officials but lacks full corroboration.
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Bonds for Dry Agents in Whellington Proposal
Representative Gali al of Massachusetts introduced a bill to require prohibition agents to bond of ten dollars for safeguard against damage salts. The measure aims to ensure agents carry bonding to cover damages arising from enforcement actions.
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