Seed shortage dodged but crops face spring risk
Washington Agriculture Department reports steps to curb seed corn shortage for planting while stressing no repeat of 1913 conditions. News notes include politics in Senate and Coolidge actions, plus varied economic and crime items across the nation.
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Ambassador Matsudaira arrives in Washington to a warm welcome
News Review reports the arrival of Japanese ambassador Atsudaira in Washington with a pledge of friendship and a mission of peace. His background includes high posts in Europe, fluency in English, and roles at the Washington Arms Conference. The piece notes U.S. Pacific fleet movements and past Japan-U.S. tensions over naval programs.
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Coolidge Greets German Envoy Baron von Maltzon
President Coolidge welcomes Baron Ago von Maltzon as Germany’s new ambassador and urges a study of America’s century and a half of democracy. The German envoy thanks Americans for reconstruction aid and cultural support, praising the assistive work and the late President’s esteem.
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Ebert
Chicago Prosecutor Gets Clew in McClintock Case
Chicago prosector reports a clew in a sensational case involving Dr. Charles C. Farman owner of the National University of Sciences who confessed that William D. Shepherd took a week long bacteriology course then three deadly germ bottles disappeared. Shepherd, alleged father of William McClintock, heir to a million dollar estate, admits writing a will naming Shepherd as chief beneficiary with an $8 000 annual annuity for Isabelle Pope McClintock s fiancee.
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McClintock
Steamship President Arthur Sails to Palestine for New Service
New York sent off the steamship President Arthur of the American Palestine line with 16,000 spectators. The vessel, decorated from bow to stern with flags and bearing the Star of David, marks a direct link to Palestine. About 400 passengers, mostly tourists, sail for the Holy Land amid crowd excitement and police crowd control.
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President again sends Warren's name to Senate
President Coolidge again sends Charles B. Warren's nomination to the Senate for attorney general. Warren arrived from Detroit and is now a White House guest after talks with the president. The Judiciary Committee received the nomination, Senator Curtis believes it can be confirmed.
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Leiter Indicted Over Rum Possession in Beverly Home
Joseph Leiter of Chicago and three Beverly summer home employees were indicted by a federal grand jury on several counts for possession of alcohol. The indictments allege offenses on December 1 and 2, involving 585 bottles of liquor.
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Daughter of Goulds Born to Mrs Bishop Naw York
Mrs Henry A. Fushop Jr, formerly Mrs Gloria Gould, daughter of the late George J Gould, gave birth to a daughter at a local hospital. Mrs Bishop, a professional dancer, was married in 1922.
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New York Lifts Poultry Ban After Market Review
New York reports lifting the live poultry ban after a department review, excluding Minot from the changes. Officials cite market conditions and regional trade adjustments as the basis for the decision.
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