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The Progressive Voters League of Michigan passes no resolution regarding Senator Robert M Taft. United States Senator Smith from Brookbar was required to the Republican primary in Town Ty by a majority above 8000 votes. William McYutter, campaign manager for President Coolidge, touted decisive daedal age that President Coolidge will have 1,000 vetoes at the national convention. Only 656 are Treasury for a choice. Campaigns propose embarrassing statements for Republican Senators and representatives adopted by commercial clubs in Chicago, Boston, St. Louis and Cincinnati. Mrs James A Smillan announced engagement of daughter Anne to Henry Z. Davinon of Columbia University. Anshaw W Malton, Victor F Townsend, and Melville B Nine mentioned in association with notable appointments.
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Ekern
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al Smith
McAdoo
Carter Glass
Virginia
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Glass
Woodrow Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
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Bourne
David L. Rockwell
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California
San Francisco
Edward L. Doheny
Ku Klux Klan
Phelan Ia
Pacific Coast
Plans and votes span U S politics and finance
A report from the ReACES and Habilities lists bankruptcy specifics with 2,057,024 in pn. International Tales Garment Workers Nation in New York reports a 60,000 member tally. A vote on campaign contributions fails 157 to 188. Tacoma’s William C. Morrow is named special government counsel for oil reserve No. 1 in California.
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Tadinnk
International Tales Garment Workers Wation
New York
Willam C. Morrow
Tacoma
Wash
Coolidge
Met
Gogert
California
Vast World News Highlights From A Fragmented Report
A garbled collection spans murders, aviation wrecks, royal birthday honors, church figures, and international diplomacy. Items mention an Ohio golf accident victim, a Rockefeller donation for cathedral restoration, U.S. beer seizures, naval cruise mileage, bank robbery in Oklahoma, and political shifts in Canada and Britain alongside Russian famine-era policy debates.
Tax bill passes Congress as Coolidge signs amid world tension
Edward W. Pickard reviews the tax reduction bill and the remigration act, noting Senate and House votes, Mellon opinions, and implications for deficits. He covers reactions in Japan, protests, and naval military plans, plus church actions and political maneuvering ahead of the 1924 campaigns.
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Washington
John C. Blinifer
Chicago
Shaffer
Senate
Wyoming
Multiple Fires and Incidents Reported Across Regions
The industrial area of Georgetown Maryland faced a major fire endangering about 100000 dollars in property. On the liner Siberia arriving in San Francisco from the Far East were 612 passengers including 100 Japanese picture brides. In Irvington New Jersey 400 schoolchildren enjoyed a holiday after Berkeley High School was destroyed by fire. In Creighton Missouri unidentified bandits were killed and two escaped after a confrontation with residents during a garage robbery attempt. Belle Wyatt Roosevelt unveiled a bronze equestrian statue of her grandfather at the Roosevelt home on Twentieth Street in New York.
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Roosevelt
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