Wets in House Use New York as Model
Washington readers see a House committee plan to amend the Volstead act to permit nonintoxicating beverages. Four judiciary members draft a bill linking Mineralization to Stop measures, while the Senate debates presidential enforcement orders as California stalls implementation amid a brewing nationwide fight.
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Washington
wioMetal House Committee
Hildst
House Judiciary Committee
Ilinois
George J. Brennan
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sargent
Congress
Coolidge
Chatman Cummins
Judiciary Committee
California
Ned M. Green
Nevada
W.W. Anderson
Calfornia
Arizona
Remodeled Haugen Bill Introduced in Congress
Washington reports Vice President Dawes backs an equalization fee approach in a modified Haugen price stabilization bill. The House introduced a version with a 100 million dollar appropriation placing price stabilization under the federal farm board. Tariff protection as explained by Dawes would let agriculture sell surplus abroad at lower world prices to bolster the domestic market, per Senator Watson’s reading.
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Dawes
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Senate
Federal Farm Board
Anthony
Kan
Watson
Law of Supply
Congress
Pope Receives Will Rogers in Rome
Will Rogers, American comedian, was received by the Pope in a private audience in Rome after traveling from London where he met the Prince of Wales. Roge rs recent European journey included a stop in London and a meeting with royalty.
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Will Rogers
Rome
Will Rogera
Qudl
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Rogera
London
Archat
the Prince of Wales
Kire
Wiliam Robert Tyson
Florodate
Gettysburg
Adamy County
C. J. Dyson
Tyson Orchards
Sinn Fein chooses successor amid Dublin leadership turmoil
In a late night party meeting in Dublin, Sinn Fein selects a new leader to replace DeValera amid ongoing internal strife. Mary MacSwinsy emerges as the candidate backed by prominent factions seeking stability and stronger organizational cohesion.
Association Reorganizes City Mo Confronted by a New Order
A reorganization of a regional association is reported with the Midwest Commission involved. The Missouri Valley area sees changes as the group is disbanded and a new order takes effect, restructuring leadership and local governance.
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Midwest
Missouri
Valley
Wealth Of U S 353 Billions In 1922
Washington. National wealth of the United States reached 353 billion dollars in 1922, up 72 percent in ten years but only 10 percent in real value after adjusting for dollar purchasing power. National income for 1924 is estimated at 70 billion, down from 75 billion in 1920.
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Washington
United States
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Magna Charta Day observance urged by St Paul organizer
Bess J. W. Hamilton of St. Paul founded Magna Charta Day association to promote a shared observance across English speaking nations. The group recalls the 1215 charter at Runnymede with June 16 as Magna Charta Day, endorsing the cause with President Coolidge as honorary US president and a goal of unity among seven nations.
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Bess J. W. Hamilton
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Runnimede
Coolidge
United States
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Hamilton Gald
Notable Philadelphia Man Accused of Large Bigamy Scam
Philadelphia reports a man identified as Robert Wilcan, dubbed Lord Beaverbrook, is held on accusations of marrying two or more women and swindling them out of more than a million dollars. The case centers on alleged bigamy and financial deception involving multiple spouses.
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Robert Wilcan
Ullue
Lord Beaverbrook
Bandits Clip Woman in Robbery on Mile Road Drive
A woman driving from Mi to her home was held up by two assailants who robbed her of 40 and her blonde tress in a bold daytime crime. Police investigate the incident as a purse and personal property theft and assault near a suburban stretch.
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Begsie Yente
Anti World Court plank adopted amid party debate
Fragmented OCR text discusses opposition to a world court plank within a political party. Mentions Tadlinipatla and Deomient, Sum mer James Bo Wdeon, and various unnamed figures, with references to United Nations involvement, constitutional concerns, and potential policy implications. The article appears as a garbled, error-filled record of a heated platform plank debate and its reception among party members and observers.
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Quilty
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Aise Weber Ty
Cout Tie Huta
Abelian Fiamas
Wally Vith
Cay
Kayward
Letiae Teem, Tunes 7, Witeony Abort Totin
Arthiae
Sint Myler
Sehaetemefirs
Dewis Hegel
Grate
Washington Briefs on Wartime Reforestation and Building Funds
The report notes government measures under Secretary of War Davis for wartime reforestation and for improving public buildings nationwide. It mentions a 000,000 allocation to construct piast offices and related facilities over the next five years, with operatives urged to uphold high production standards.
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Buliings WM Prostiliuy Raia
Piast
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Million made homeless by Japanese eruption near Tokachi
A Tokyo-Hokkaido government report says about one million people were left homeless by Mount Tokachi’s eruption. The disaster caused extensive damage estimated at 600 yen per person, according to the American ambassador Charles MacVeagh, who conveyed the figures to the government. The government expressed appreciation for aid efforts amid the crisis.
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Hokkaido
Mount
Tokachi
Charles
MacVeagh
Mexican Bandits Reported Mistreat Yank Captive
Fragmentary report describes alleged mistreatment of a American captive by Mexican bandits, with scattered names and places. Details are unclear, but emphasize abuse by armed captors and a Texas connection.
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Yank Mosico
Albelin
Bradeh
Tran Luvedy
Tex
Arctic Circle Tour Stirs Doverful Arts Group
Dudley Cratig Wilson leads an experimental art project planned for the Arctic Circle region. The project titled C lleiga Tilety ulg will tour the Nether Papaya polity region, with details pending at the AO L Institute in Obicago.
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Arctic Circle
Dudley Cratig
Wilson
Avele Olrel
Nether Papaya Polity
Poll on Dry Law at Princeton Bringetony Nod
Polls in Princeton show mixed views on the dry law with 40 ballots favoring a stricter measure and 42 opposing windiendi date policy. Officials note month by month results and call for continued public input.
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Windieniha
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