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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
10
A fragmented clipping from the London Morning Post references a TV variation and a WRAL style talk, noting a straightforward approach amid a garbled sentence. Not enough coherent facts to identify a full event, person, or date.
A sprawling, garbled wire of headlines notes Harding party travel to Florida for vacation, discussions on prohibition and international tensions, appointments, a fatal shooting in St Louis, a trust fund bequest in New York, court cases, and political shifts in Madison and Dublin, with Geneal Levies and foreign princes among figures named.
The fragment describes a product named HalfGroom claimed to keep hair styled all day using a grease free formula. It promises grooming that respects the scalp and provides lasting hold in any style, with a cheap price note.
Washington reports that four GOP senators, Nary, Stansfield of Oregon, Lenroot of Wisconsin, and Gooding of Idaho, shifted stance under farm bloc pressure, allowing the shipping subsidy bill to be moved to the general calendar and effectively removed from immediate senate action. President Harding remains ready to push a roll call, while revival efforts are expected but uncertain.
A garbled Soviet dispatch quotes Karl Radek proclaiming the Red Army has achieved its aims and must be ready for coming events. The message reflects a tense European balance despite Russia’s claimed peace, noting indifference to German workers, Turkish rule, and Curzon.
In Chicago on February 24, a jury in Superior Judge Kern's court awarded Miss Mathilde Benkhardt, former hospital nurse, $20,000 damages from Dr Justin L Mitchell, staff physician at German Deaconess hospital. The ruling followed under an hour of deliberation over an incident in the maternity ward.
Thirty men pleaded guilty to participation in West Virginia mine riots in July. This brings the total found guilty to 47, all now in state custody. Each defendant was sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary.
Washington reports the State department has directed ambassador Schurman in Peking to press China for a diplomatic settlement after the killing of an American trader and the firing on an American consul general by Chinese soldiers.
Washington February 24 Senator Underwood of Alabama with Mrs Underwood left here for a four month tour effectively ending his term as Democratic leader.
London February 24 British exports to the United States remain steady despite the Fort Dearborn tariff. American demand for textiles has risen sharply, boosting orders and shipments from Britain in recent weeks.
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