World News Roundup Highlights Treasury Funds and Probes
Washington reports show $711,334,200 drawn under the transportation act up to January 31 and $8,307,243 since. Railroads paid excess earnings totaling 3293, with a 4.4 percent January rise in 50 leading cities. New York wealth up 47.8 percent since 1912. per capita up 30 percent. Senate confirms E. N. Hurley to the American debt funding commission. Government moves to dissolve International Harvester under Sherman Act. renewal of the probe into oil slush funds tied to Doheny and Sinclair. Concerns over film production control, gas deaths, Klan finances, and political entanglements headline a broad Washington docket.
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Federal Treasury
Washington
State of
New York
Aigures
Department of Commerce
Aee
Wisconsin cases, politics, and global figures in brief
A draft summary notes legal action by Conrad Hubert in New York over a stock value guarantee, a Milwaukee suburb truck collision killing six boys, President Coolidge’s speech urging anti fraud measures and tax reform, a New York census showing 18,241,470 motor vehicles, Wisconsin Supreme Court limits on interstate rail bond issues, Zachary Lansdowne to command the Shenandoah toward the North Pole, and a government oil land auction set for March 18–19.
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Union Carbide & Carbon Company
New York
Conrad Hubert
Alfred Wolf
Supreme Court
McCook
Plaintif Inon Bull
Hubert
Coolidge
Lonus Akso
Mexico
Teapot Dome
Interstate Corporationg
MEA
Cormission
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Madlaen
Lient. Com
Zachary Lansdowne
Shenandoah
Itg
North Pole
Navy Department
Washington
Seren Murchison Sets 65 Yard World Tie in Duel
Seren Murchison defeated Erle Dawkins in a sprint of 65 yards tying the world record at 0.07 seconds, winning by inches in a striking showing of speed and rivalry.
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Seren
Murchison
Seraich
Erle Dawkins
Dawkins
Edison at seventy seven says age is just a number
Thomas A Edison in New York on his seventy seventh birthday claimed no older than forty and unexpectedly witty about aging. In Chicago Col William Lightfoot Visscher, famed soldier writer actor and newspaper man, died at eighty one from heart trouble in a small room at 817 Reiden Avenue.
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Thomas
A. Edison
New York
William Lightfoot “Visscher
Bonhomie
Reiden Avenue
Chicago
Foreign west victory and other war notes across lands
Reports from General Amaro to President Obregon claim Mexican federal forces overwhelmed rebels after eleven hours of battle along the Lerma River at Otatlan, with heavy casualties on both sides. Other items reference a London animals renotaph, Vera Cruz reoccupation, and violence surrounding referee lynching at Dugan. Earlier notes mention Tutankhamen's sarcophagus discovery and McKenzie ransom case.
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Ovutlan
Amaro
Obrefon
Mexico City
News Review of Current Events by Edward W. Pickard
The piece surveys Wilsons death and national mourning with services and flags at half staff, notes opposition from Germany and Italy, and reports on Senate dynamics, Denbys resignation push, Fall testimony, Lloyd Georges controversial claim, and international reactions including Greece, Romania, Russia, and Soviet relations amid postwar shifts.
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Edward W. Pickard
Toodeow
Wilson
Washington
National Cathedral
America
Germany
Italy
Freund ‘Wilson
Trallens
Ian
Ada
Albania
Weahington
Berlin
Wheatelat
Coolidge
Mount St. Alban
Protestant Episcopal Cathedral
Bethlehem
Alme
Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Bishop Freeman
Bro
Wh- Run
Witchey
Third Cavalry
Arlington
MacDonald
Russia
League of Nations
France
Palatinate
Maegolini
Moscow
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E. N. Hurley
American Debt Funding Commission
International Harvester Company
United States
Upshaw
Georgia
Leach
Minneapolis
Hbaver
Goolidge
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Albert B. Fall
Interior
H. L. Doheny
Harry
Sinclair
Senate Committee
Steck
Mellon
Ways and Means Committee
House
Alexander
Grossman
Washington Street
Wamette
William Joseph Simmons
Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta, Ga
Paullthridge
Imperial
Wizard Evans
Hudeco Maxim
Thomas Adama
Galveston
Tex
National Railways of
Williamson County
Merion, I
Glenn Young
Dry Taider
Marion Star
President Harding
Louis H. Brush
Roy JD. Moore
Frank A. Vanderlip
Ossining
N. Y
Mr. Brough
Clevelan
St. Francis
Milwaukee
Wis
Save
Pawhnaks
Okla
Hyde Park Corner
London
Fugento Marthiez
Vera
Afeimer
Pirtiusets
Nationalla Ta
Kaiserlautern
Egypt
Tutankhamen
T. G. McKenzie
Villa
Adolphe de la Huerts
Ward
Ottawa
Nome
Alaska
Vera Caan
Bethlehem Chapel
Woodrow Wileen
Denby
Harold
Iterior Department
Naval
Exparte
Congress
Canat
Heawalion Islands
Strawn
Pomerene
Willian
G. McAdoo
Doheny
Theodore Roosevelt
Lloyd George
Premier -Clemenceau
Rhineland
Plece
Foreign Office
M. Clemenceau
M’ Clemenceau
Andre Tardieu
Lioyid George
Lioyd George
Witlson
Tashlew
Chamber of Deputies
Mr. Wilson
Parin
Prise Clauaes
Cordoba
Magruder
Hidinidad
Vere
Crux
Péatore
Veniaelos
Trileé
Greece
Kafandads
Triota
Neén -Marie
Romania
George
Kafandarta
Lexis I. Rykov
Lenin
Trotzky
Pinoning
Moy Lcow
Abd 'É Elaughtér
Rudals
Papjee
Polidge
Turen
Byure
Uoremee
Ruckel
Mr Tee
Hana
Hs Sanaa
Nageline
Soreoegne
Jbeleans Meen
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