Senate Kills Ship Subsidy Bill in Senate Clash
Washington Feb 24 The ship subsidy bill was defeated by a filibuster as four Republican senators McNary Bransfield Lenroot and Gooding shifted their stance under farm lobby pressure. The bill was adjourned to the general calendar and appears unlikely to reach a vote, though President Harding remains determined to revive it.
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Oregon
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Wisconsin
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Idaho
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Farm Bice
Senate Chamber
Red Army Ready for Action Foresees Coming Events
In Moscow on March 24 Radek, head of propaganda for the Soviet government, says the Red Army has not achieved its aims and must prepare for forthcoming events. He asserts Europe's threatening situation cannot be ignored and comments on German workers, Turkish rule, and Curzon.
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Fey
Harl Radek
Fuagery
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Turkey
Curzon
Doctor ordered to pay $20,000 for kiss theft
In Chicago, February 24, Dr Justin L Bitchell, state physician at the German Deaconess hospital, faces a $20,000 damages verdict to Mathilde Benkhardt, a former nurse, for stealing a kiss in the maternity ward. A jury in Superior Judge Kern's court returned the decision after under an hour of deliberation.
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Justin L. Bitchell
Mathilde Benkhardt
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State Dept Demands China Apology Over American Trader Incident
The State department in Washington on February 24 directed Ambassador Schurman in Peking to press the Chinese government for an immediate diplomatic adjustment of a dispute involving the king of an American trader and the firing on an American caravan by Chinese soldiers.
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Thirty Mine Rioters Confess Guilty in West Virginia
Weilsburo Wisconsin february 24. Thirty men confessed participation in the West Virginia mine riots last July. The total found guilty rises to 47. All are in the hands of the West Virginia authorities. Some received sentences ranging up to three years in state penitentiaries.
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Underwood Ends Work up Loader in Wapninston Tour
Unclear text recounts a senator from Alabama traveling with an associate to a political event. The fragmentary report notes a停 on a tour with references to service and Democratic floor activity, but details are incomplete and specifics about dates, names, and locations remain obscured.
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British exports to U S steady says thrift bill
London reports British exports to the United States remain steady overall. Textile purchases by American buyers have grown slightly in recent weeks amid cautious demand and price stability, underscoring a steadier trade mood despite earlier volatility.
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London
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Battle in Dublin Two Killed and Many Wounded
In Dublin on February 22 rebels surged from hiding to attack the city center. Rebel snipers fired on crowds as Free State troops moved in from barracks. The assault targeted public buildings, causing panic and damage before rebels were driven back after two rebels killed and several wounded on both sides.
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More Jobs Yet Lower Wages Reported for January
The Bureau of Labor Statistics shows a rise in employees for January to 1,830,678 but a payroll decline of 4,168. The total wages for the January One Week payroll period reached $45,107,280 across representative industries.
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Pub
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bank President Seized in Embezzlement Case
Chicago February 22 Frankly Taylor was arrested on charges of embezzling 212000 dollars from the First National Bank of Warren, where he served as president. He was found hiding in the apartment of Arthur Mann a 45 West Maison street after a rapid flight from Warren last week.
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Arthur Mann
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Bochum under martial law amid disturbances in Germany
Disturbances in Bochum led to soldiers firing on citizens. Reports indicate a state of martial law has been declared in parts of the area. Authorities warn that any further outbreak by the populace will be met with severe measures.
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Berlin
Baéhui
Central News
May Get $10,000 Return in Reb War Estates
The administration plans a return of 10,000 dollars from each former enemy estate. Aliens held as alien property custodianship was approved by the house.
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Washington
Sealien
House
WASHINGTON AIDES TABLE MERGER PROBE REQUEST
A proposed resolution seeking a federal trade commission investigation of the Armour and Morrlapiers merger was tabled by the Boise agricultural committee, blocking action for now. The move reflects cautious handling of antitrust concerns within the state committee.
Car Loadings For Week Show Heavy Volume And Growth
Reports from the American Railway Association indicate an unusually strong week ending February 16 with total revenue freight at 858,280 cars. Overall car loadings reached 75,4939 cars above last year, despite a drop from the prior week due to severe winter conditions. Grain and grain products moved 40,990 cars, forest products 61,310 cars, and coal 190,860 cars amid the national prosperity outlook.
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Ulyo
Tax Per Capita Comparisons Cited By Chancellor Baldwin
London reports a Baldwin reply showing per capita taxation in Great Britain France and the United States. Britain lists direct taxes 210 shillings and indirect 122 shillings. France shows direct 242 francs and indirect 193 francs. the United States lists federal direct taxes 14 080 dollars and indirect 12 70 dollars.
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United States
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
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France
Automobile production trends rise in January output
Washington report shows US auto output climbing to the highest January level since August. Car production reached 221,097, nearly triple the 81,003 of January 1921, while truck production more than doubled to 19,200 from 9,416 a year earlier.
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United States
Commerce Department
Puskenge
Americans Eat More Meat Across United States
The Department of Agriculture announced total meat consumption in the United States reached 16.883 billion pounds, equaling 149.7 pounds per person. Per capita use rose six pounds from 1921 and 644 pounds from 3920, amid nationwide dietary shifts.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Mediation Talk On Near Mast Before US Aid Polite
February 24 report from Guarrantinople notes mediation by the League of Nations is blocked by Sir Key, yet Turkish authorities say U S mediation would be welcomed if offered.
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Prosecution Spending Dominates Justice Budget Hearing
John D. Varra, budget officer for the Department of Justice, told the House appropriations committee that forty four percent of federal district attorney time is devoted to prosecution enforcement, highlighting a heavy allocation in the justice budget.
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Highway legislation partitions power and test votes in session
A strong shift toward the highway commission marks remarks on highway matters as Senate test votes on county engineers and a House committee Edson questionnaire reveal party lines and possible changes. Bills on motor vehicle fees taxes road funding and federal aid shape a tense political landscape in the 41st General Assembly.
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Texas legislature grapples with censor bills and calendar jams
The house delays on personal bills and calendar items as the Cody revision fades. Debates clog the roll with Tegas measures and a Gallagher censorship bill was withdrawn, hinting at another reform move to reshape state governance.
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Iowa News Roundup With Dams Plans and Health Notes
A sprawling Iowa column reports on W. A. Anderson in Washington during Lincoln era, local agents, and a Boone county election dispute. It notes Jowa Tuberculosis Association elects J. H. Peek president and opposition to a $1,000,000 TB appropriation. The Des Moines area lifts hospital news, cremery officers reappointed, farm prices rise, and a Des Moines courthouse scandal probe hints at primary reform issues. The Gist-McDowell company faces creditor relief, and Linn county man Julius Krall dies at 60. A landmark Port Dodge building to be torn, with a new two story structure planned. A Des Moines plea pushes for stricter temperance searches and a proposed Des Moines river dam plan may be abandoned. Population and election themes mix with farm economics and county finance notes in this broad Iowa digest.
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