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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
9
A terse remark from the Morning Post cites Lordon noting that energy is discussed heavily yet is simple in essence. The quote reflects a view on energetic conversation and its underlying reality.
The dispatches outline U.S. mediation stance with France and Germany, labor and social policy debates, and political shifts. Notable items mention Harding administration circulation, a reforestation tour plan, a sizable government loan proposal to Germany, and discussions on prohibition. Also reported are political resignations, international leaders’ health matters, and frontier conflicts in Europe and Asia.
Washington February 24 the senate filibuster over the ship subsidy bill ended Friday night after four Republican senators shifted opposition. The move deprives the measure of a clear majority and places it back on the general calendar. President Harding is still said to press for a roll call, though passage appears unlikely. Senators NeNory Blandfeld Learcot and Gooding faced farm pressure backing relief measures before changing positions.
Moscow dispatch notes Karl Ladek stating the Red Army has not achieved its aim and must prepare for upcoming events. It asserts Europe’s threat won't be ignored, mentions German workers, Turkey, and a reference to Curzon, with tone reflecting cautious national stance amid impending crisis.
Dr Justin L Mitchell, staff physician at German Deatoness hospital, must pay Miles Mathilde Benkhardt $20,000 in damages for stealing a kiss in the maternity ward. Jury in Superior Judge Kern's court reached verdict after under an hour of deliberation.
Wellsburg W Va Feb 24 Thirty men pleaded guilty to participation in the West Virginia mine riots in July bringing the total found guilty to 47. All are in the hands of state authorities. Each of the thirty was sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary.
The State department directs American Ambassador Schurman at Peking to press the Chinese government for a prompt and thorough diplomatic settlement following the killing of an American trader and the firing on an American consul by Chinese soldiers.
Washington reports Senator To derwound of Alabama has left with Mrs. Underwood for a four months tour, marking the practical end of his leadership in the Democratic tour. The move follows his call for unity and signals a transition in party leadership amid ongoing national affairs.
Laniun, Feb 24. British exports to the United States remain steady despite the journey tariff bill. In textiles American purchases here have greatly increased recently.
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