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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1925

Page

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World Happenings Tersely Told From Washington and Beyond

The Farmers National council urged President Coolidge to protect federal trade commission funding. A 1.5 million dollar plan for rebuilding Tokyo embassy was recommended. Supreme court sustained New York kosher meat sale limits. Senate discussed shifting Packers and Stockyards Act administration to the FTC. McKenna retired. Stone to succeed. Beck to act.

Farmers' National Council Coolidge Washington New York Supreme Court Packers and Stockyards Act Department of Agriculture Federal Trade Commission Senate Frazier Joseph McKenna Washitop Harlan F. Stone Beck Generay Mr. Stone Pers McKenna United States Supreme Court Harlan Fiske Stone Eck Coolltge Charles Beecher Warren Michigan Inn Mexico Congress Groesback Couzens Varrieal White House Warren Arrasts Cheleea Mr. Berk

Current Events Review Briefs

Daniel Guggenheim is seriously ill in New York. Bishop Charles Anderash left Chicago for Belleville to attend Miss Jessie Andersons funeral after a runaway horse killed her. Dr Marlon LeHoy Burton, University of Michigan president, plans a leave of absence after influenza illness. Mrs Frederic McLaughlin, formerly Treny Castle, gave birth to an eleven pound baby girl at Michael Reese hospital Chicago. mother and child are reported well.

Francis Xavier Bernard Madison Wis University of Wisconsin Laura Palmer Berhard Daniel Guggenheim New York Charles P. Anderash Chicago Belleville Ont Miss Jessie Anderson Miss Anderson Marlon LeHoy Burton The Unniversity of Michigan University Regents Ann Arbor Mich Frederic McLaughlin Treny Castie Aleven-Pound Davacter Michael Reese McLaughlin Hicago Mississippi Valley Citien Great Lakes United States Supreme Lake Michigan Chicago Drainage Canal Tulnoia Mississippi River Secretary of War Congress

Foreign News Clippings From The Global Arena

An eclectic, incomplete digest reports Ferdinand Loewe’s death in Vienna at 61, a spring attempt on North America’s highest unclimbed Brount Logan, forthcoming French export curbs hitting autos and machines, Wahabi movements near Jeddah, Croatia’s Radich arrest, and Berlin’s note on Cologne evacuation. It covers U.S. political shifts, Muscle Shoals debates, tax deficits, and cabinet changes with Ger man and Italian developments interwoven.

Brount Logan North America Ottawa

Koretz, Con Dies in State Penitentiary

A garbled report notes the death of a con in the state penitentiary after a short stay, with scattered references to Koretz’s alleged crimes, a long-running con scheme, and a disappearance, mentioning New York, Chicago, Halifax, and a fraud totaling around five million dollars.

Congress Told Treaty Permits Gan Elevation

Washington reports friction over a proposed naval treaty amid economy goals. Secretary Hughes says talks with Japan agree on raising guns on American ships would not breach the treaty, while Britain favors a different view. Secretary Wilbur notes the US navy lags Britain in speed and range.

Congress Washington Coolidge Hughes House Naval Corriitee Japan United States Great Britain Wilbur

Senate committee backs Underwood bill on Muscle Shoals plan

Washington report notes the senate committee vote of 48 to 6 approving the Underwood bill for the Muscle Shoals project. The action eliminates the government ownership bill and marks a substitute for the committee bill. Final passage by the Senate remains uncertain as the measure moves toward the senate proper with possible amendments.

Senate Washington Gerty Foreig Relations Committee Edward W. Pickard Muscle Shoals Committee Committee On Agriculture House Secretary of War Secretary ‘of Agriculture Congress Finfe Capter-Williams National Council of Farmers’ Co-Operative Tthe American Tobacco Company Imperial Tobacco Company British Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association Dearborn The Republic Julius Rosenwal Kahn Bernard’ M. Baruch Tasker Eugene Meyer, Jr I Sapiro Co Fe Sever Y-Operative Steem Ford Ford & Formal Michigan Noreia Agriculture Ag Henry Ward Underwood

New York Postmaster Dies After Operation

Morgan postmaster of the New York post office died in Lutheran Hospital Manhattan after an operation for appendicitis. He was sixty nine. He entered the postal service in 1879. He was born in Marshall Michigan.

New York M. “Morgan New York Post Ofice Lutheran Hospital Manhattan

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