Strife in Cuba as President Zayas tightens censorship
Washington reports Cuba faces unrest with President Zayas censoring press dispatches to suppress demonstrations by Cuban veterans groups. Caribbean tensions rise as Porto Rico seeks greater self government and U S officials weigh intervention under the Platts Amendment. The Cuban reformers oppose lottery, railway consolidation, and demand broader governance improvements.
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Pinchot outlines eight hour day and 10 percent wage plan
Harrisburg announces Governor Gif ford Pinchot's detailed settlement plan for the anthracite strike. The proposal calls for an eight hour day with punitive overtime, a 10 percent wage increase effective September 3, and full union recognition without the "check off" on collective bargaining while continuing other disputes between miners and operators.
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Harding Casket Enclosed in Asphalt Sarcophagus
Marlon Ohio August 30 1923 the casket of the late President Harding was placed in an asphalt sarcophagus weighing 2600 pounds. The sarcophagus was sealed and lowered into the vault in the Marlon where the body had lain for several weeks.
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Germany Yielding in Ruhr as Resistance Eases
Berlin reports German workers show fatigue with passive resistance in the Ruhr. Citizens welcome the prospect of relief from deportations and releases of prisoners, with formal pledges to guarantee safety and return to normal life. France urged to honor promises and end the blockade.
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Former Senator Lewis Calls Supreme Court Move Proposal
Former Senator J Hamlston Lewis said he would present a resolution to move the Supreme Court from Washington to a distant location to reduce congressional influence, addressing the American Bar Association gathering in Minneapolis.
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Plans Cut In Taxes Relief From Excess Burden
Representative Martin B Madden of Chicago and Secretary Mellon discussed tax relief aimed at lowering income tax rates. Madden said Congress will be asked in December to revise downward taxes, while Mellon reportedly seeks to cut the maximum surtax to about 85 percent. He emphasized relief for small incomes as government economies have turned deficits into surpluses.
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Tigers kill over one thousand in India last year
In Calcutta on August 28 officials report jungle deaths across India totaled 3,203 from wild animals. Tigers caused 1,008 fatalities, leopards 609, wolves 460, bears 105, elephants 55, hyenas nine, wild boars and others negligible, crocodiles and alligators 265, while stake bites mortality rose to 20,000.
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French Mine First Coal in Ruhr Distric t
In Dortmund on August 28, French authorities began mining coal themselves for the first time since occupation started last January. French forces seized the Victor mine and gave 5000 workers an ultimatum to continue working for the occupiers or the mine would be taken over. Soon after the ultimatum, most German workers chose not to continue.
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Free State Government Wins In Dail Election
In Dublin Aug 20 the Irish Free State government held 23 seats with independents six, Republicans four, farmers four and labor two from 153 total. Hamonn de Vatera in County Clare defeated Free State minister of education Prof John McNeely by about 17,000 to 18,000 votes.
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Russia Cured Says Haskell Relief Aid For Russia
Washington reports Col William N Haskell in charge of American relief work in Russia declares Communism dead and Russia on the road to recovery The American relief administration supplied food seed clothing and medical aid totalling about 60 million dollars over two years with 250 voyages of ships and 85 000 relief stations feeding nearly 14 million people daily The effort supported hospitals inoculations sanitation and vaccination of millions and continued aid to derelict children teachers and professionals as part of Americas impulse to aid a recovering Russia and to foster goodwill between nations
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President Coolidge Seeks Stability Over Tax Changes
Washington reports President Coolidge advocates stability and confidence to keep business moving smoothly on the current foundation. A White House spokesman outlines views that there will be no major shifts in tariff schedules or taxation plans.
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Dog Returns to Guard Harding Vault Adopted by Soldiers
A small dog that stayed by President Harding’s vault during the funeral reappeared at the tomb on Monday and was adopted by the soldiers on guard. Mrs Harding had asked that the dog not be molested during the service.
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Army Flyers Set Endurance and Distance Records
Capt. Lowell Smith and Lieut. John Ste ter, army aviators, flew from Rockwell Field to California and back, lasting 37 hours 15 minutes 35.45 seconds and covering 4,208.26 miles, landing at 6:10:82 o'clock Tuesday night after departure at 6:07 Monday morning.
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Balloons Bought and Sold in Local Deal
A local report notes 95 balloons costing government funds were sold for 5 dollars each under Major Barry at Scott depot. In Michigan, a crash near Punt Mont Moris leaves Judge Marshall Kishie, partner Clark Johnson, and attorney Clay Wilbut reportedly involved. conditions and exact locations remain unclear.
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U S Market Report August 26 Fruits and Vegetables
Washington weekly market update shows New Jersey fried cobbler peaches at 2.96 per 100, New York onions at 3.50 per 100 lb, Maryland Delaware cantaloupes largely 45 to 51 cents, Tennessee pink meats 12 to 16 cents, and assorted midwest hay and feed prices. Livestock and grain sections list Chicago hog and cattle prices, No. 1 timothy hay in several cities, and cash prices for No. 2 hard winter wheat and corn.
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Prohibition Quote Links Harding Death to Dry Law
London reports ex governor Sproul of Pennsylvania offering view that President Harding's death was hastened by his duty to set a public example under prohibition. He says Harding, a personal friend, often drank socially and missed such indulgence during a taxing voyage to Alaska.
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Auto Plunge Kills Three Near Ventura Cliff
Three people die and three Velasquez children are seriously injured when a car wrecks on the Old grade ten miles east of Ventura and plunges 260 feet over a precipice. Victims include Thomas Castro and Mr. and Mrs. Bane Velasquez.
Italy demands Greek apology and reparations for killings
Premier Mussolini announced Italy seeks full reparation and swift apology from Greece after the murder of five members of the Greco Albanian boundary commission. The party was en route from Yugoslavia? to Santa Quinia when the killings occurred, sparking diplomatic tension.
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Wrong Man Shot by Woman in Providency Scene
News item reports Ernest R. Binich, a coat dealer, shot by a woman who exclaimed I shot the wrong man as he lay in the street. The assailant, framed by a panic, faced possible homicide charges while a doctor tended to the wounded victim.
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Girl Dies After Blaze At Canton Garage Fire
The article reports a fatal garage fire at a Canton facility where twenty seven year old Minton Liyth Dialium was burned to death. Prolonged details describe local injuries and hospital care as authorities investigate the incident involving proprietor 8-Gey Coleman and the garage setting.
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Iowa Farmers Face High Prices and New Industry Push
A jumble of Iowa economic notes shows farm sales near Halestown at 225 an acre and a Cedar County farm on Cedar River founded as Selfdtertaing Lawghtns Witter farm. Town banks report 4 065 084 in deposits. road work opens 18 miles of pavement from Des Moines to the east. Indiana? Moines hosts a memorial arch plan for Colonel Guy Brewer. University of Iowa awards more doctorates than ever before. a State University recitation building let at 588 000, west of the capitol. Six carloads of alfalfa seed ordered by Jasper farmers. Jasper dairy herds benefit from cooler weather. Governor Kendall away in Honolulu. Lieut. Gov. Mamimill acts as Iowa governor.
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Fleming's Liniment for Bovine Garget and Ailments
Fleming's Liniment relieves garget in cows and reduces swelling bruises and soreness in muscles and tendons. It is invaluable for sprains and helps lameness in livestock.
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Fleming Brothers at Union Stock Yards Penta Series
An old magazine snippet recounts a humorous exchange about parenting between Margret and her mother. Margret, a lively child, replies with a wink as her mother warns that persistent naughtiness will be passed to children. The anecdote captures light domestic humor.
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