President Harding calls Congress for November 20 session
President Harding called Congress to convene in extra session on November 20 1922 to tackle ship aid legislation. Leaders say passage of the bill is expected within a week once debate opens, though the call itself makes no explicit mention of the measure.
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Washington
House
Harding
Congress of the United States
Warren G. Harding
United States of America
Congress
United States
Pperson
Walton vows simple inaugural with square dance barbecue
Oklahoma City on November 10 reports Governor elect Jack Walton will skip an inaugural ball. He promises a single large square dance and barbecue in January. He says plug hats will be barred and characterizes his win as the Farmer Labor choice.
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Oklahoma City
Jack Walton
Alree
Farmer‘Labor
Individual wealth grows in October rise to 41.44 per capita
Washington May 10. Treasury report shows per capita circulation of money increased 46 cents in October. On November 1 the figure stood at 41.44, up from 41.04 on October 1. The data reflects broader gains in personal wealth during the period.
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Washington
The
Treasury
England
England and Wales
England and
Wales
Davis credits working man in governor race remark
Topeka reports Jonathan M. Davis, the successful Democratic candidate for governor, praised the working man with grease on his face over the polished politician, reflecting on the campaign dynamics in Kansas.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Jonathan M. Davis
Heiress to Wed Poor Man in Chicago Announcement
Formal announce ment of the engagement of Dellora Angall nineteen year old heiress to the 880,000,000 Gates estate to Lester Norris twenty one son of Cal Norris village undertaker at St. Charles NL and an influential citizen who made Chersday. Clemenceau Urges Peace Paris November 10 Fence in Europe must be based on friendly relations between America Great Britain and France former Premier Clemenceau said before leaving for the United States.
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Chicago
Dellora Angall
Gates
Lester Norris
Cal” Norris
St. Chasles
Clemenceau
Paris
Europe
America
Great Huntain
France
United States
Four Killed in Wreck Near Everett Washington
Everett Wash Nov 10 Veath of J H Margott of Seattle reports four killed in derailment of two freight cars pulling a fast milk train east of the Great Northern line. Rescue crews rushed to the wreck site as authorities investigated the cause and identified victims. The incident disrupted service and drew urgent attention from railroad officials and local emergency responders.
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Everett
Wash
J. H. Margott
Seattle
Great Northern
Hut supporters back veterans crafts in Los Angeles
In downtown Los Angeles a charity store named the Hut helps veterans emerging from hospitals or home-bound disabled veterans sell crafts and learn trades. Notable backers include Rupert Hughes and editors from the Los Angeles Times and Evening Express. The Needlework Guild funded start up with 32 000 dollars and the American Legion pledged 250 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Ware
Rupert Hughes
Edward A. Dickson
The
Los Angeles Evening Express
Harry Chandler
Los Angeles’ Times
Hays Rice
Stanley Chapman
Otis M. Cole
Magnin
A. Strauss
Roy L. Laswell
John J. Urquhart
J. R. Coffman
Daisy O. Danzinger
American Legion
Hughes
Los Angeles County
Needlework Guild of America
Minneapolis Little Colonel leads Legion pride in Minnesota
Mayor George B. Leach of Minneapolis, nicknamed the Little Colonel, exemplifies the Legion spirit as a war veteran who rose to public trust. The piece notes other Minnesota mayors active in the American Legion and highlights Leach’s wartime service in the One Hundred and Fifty-first field artillery, part of the Rainbow division, with multiple decorations.
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Minneapolis
George B. Leach
Minnesota
American Legion
Twin Cities
Another Legion
Nelson
St. Paul
Gophera
Bowen
Leach
One Hundred and Fifty-first Field Artillery
United States Army
Ita
United States
National Guard
Farm Organization Formed After Legion Convention in York
Nebraska sailors and Marie attended the state Legion Convention at York and formed an organization for social purposes.
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Nebraska
Sailors
Marie
State Legion
York
Néb
Revered Baptist Preacher Endorses Tanlac Across Denominations
Rev B M Bridges of Mooresboro endorses Tanlac praising appetite, renewed strength, and better sleep after a long struggle with indigestion and nervousness. He says the medicine rebuilt his health, helped him eat, sleep, and gain weight, and urges others in need to try the remedy.
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Fehieh
Mooresboro, N
Toniac
Massachusetts Senator railing at office seekers
Senator Lodge decries candidates as the bane of a legislator’s existence saying government positions are more than graft and require able workers to run the nation. He mocks a candidate who confused South Bend with a morning exercise. }}
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Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Avorld
South Bend
If Any Diplomas Left I Will Take One
A Brightwood branch library story notes a girl who shows not enough interest to read ten books for a diploma. After winners received their diplomas, she quips she will take one if any remain, reflecting a lighthearted lapse in the contest spirit.
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Brightwood Branch Mbrary
Indianapolis News
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing for All Items
An ad claims Diamond Dyes let any woman dye or tint dresses, draperies, and even household textiles with guaranteed non spotting results. Also notes a new book-end invention using rollers and a spring to keep books together, and a quip about someone trying to cheat the customs house.
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Menominee, Michigan
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