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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
1
President Harding grants 74 clemencies including 27 World War prisoners and acts on 155 pardons as Washington briefs report. DOJ officials note a record clemency pace while budgets project a large deficit and potential federal tax relief depends on year-end Treasury figures.
Reports detail widespread labor unrest and strikes in New York construction, Lawrence mills closure, and a 2 percent wage cut dispute. Other items include political campaigns for U S Senate, hotel business in St Louis after a fire, and international notes on Zionist talks, British politics, and industrial accidents.
The brief fragment references current events and a wheat course, with limited readable details. Entities, dates, or concrete outcomes are not evident, yielding a sparse item focused on a generic review. No verifiable actions or figures are present in the accessible text.
President Harding wraps a long campaign swing through the Midwest and West as he speaks on world court membership and domestic policy. He plans further addresses to argue his case while critics push for farm price reforms and Wheat Act debates amid European turmoil and domestic opposition.
President Harding proposed to empower the existing Hague court to operate independently of the League of Nations and suggested changes to party ownership of the international court. He also outlined contingencies for judge compensation and voting disparities with the United States and Britain. Meanwhile a cold wave hits much of the U.S. with frost, snow, and decoupled watering troughs.
Rome June 22 King Victor Benstanee toured Getueta as Mount Zima’s eruption waned. Officials warned Italy would not seek outside aid for salforers and would care for them itself. The king measured lava advance with his walking stick during the lava stream inspection.
The War Department announces the use of a new moisture press powder, described as invisible and moisture resistant, now in use. Details on its application and scope remain limited as officials confirm deployment for defense needs.
The Treasury department reported May internal revenue receipts of 140,405,708 dollars, up from 108,??? in 1082. The rise signals improved business conditions compared with a year ago.
A brief note outlines applying treasury regulations to liquor and related offenses in line with Supreme Court decisions. It emphasizes adherence to legal standards and regulatory procedures for enforcement and compliance.
A United States Employment Service briefing notes labor underutilization at about 800,000 in the Amerkoein sector. The document references steady law improvement and evolving conditions, with government tone indicating per capita costs and bureau data.
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