Bitter Tariff Fight as House Takes Up Discussion
Washington reports a heated debate over the emergency tariff bill with Fordney leading the Ways and Means Committee. The measure aims to curb prices on farm products and restrict imports, while party lines blur as the vote is pushed toward adjournment.
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HOUSE
Rome
Caviglia
Washington
Fiume
Fordney
Walter R. Alexander
Alexander
Fordneyy
Dale
Wire Bulletins Round Up To Date Global News
A set of brief dispatches reports a suspect released in a theft case near Abraham pool Pall, a snowstorm in Superior Wisconsin delaying streetcars, a hanging in Lethbridge Alberta, a not guilty verdict in Minnesota, donations of five tons of food in Clarksburg West Virginia, Mexico naming Alberto J. Pani as ambassador, President Wilson window shopping in Washington, and a fatal railway accident near Petrograd with overcrowding cited as cause.
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Wis
Harry Markie
Abraham Pool
Ordak
Solon L. Horrin
Aith Wahl
Waltrons
He County
London
Helsingfors
Finland
Petrograd
Harding Denies Hughes Cabinet Offer Claim
Marion Ohio December 22 1922 Hardin denied published statements that he offered Miraelea Evans Hughes the secretary of state post in six cabinet. The note dismisses the rumor as holiday gossip and not a factual part of government decisions.
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Harding
Hughes
Marion
Ohio
Hardin
Miraelea Evans Hughes
Financial Conference At Brussels Adjourns
Brussels December 22 The second financial conference between representatives of the United States and Germany to discuss reparations adjourned at noon today until January 10. Delegates left with questions submitted by the Allies and a plan to investigate payment of the German debt and sequestered property in America. American holdings of German property are estimated at four billion gold marks, while Germany’s food demands are placed at three billion marks for the coming year.
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America
United States
Germany
Herr Bergmann
Detroit Robbery Fails to Yield Clues to Band
Report covers a major Detroit armed robbery where six men seized cash from a express company. Police have few solid leads as investigators sweep the area and raid known robber rings. The scene underscores ongoing challenges in cracking a high profile crime.
Big haul in raids on Bark.at and Barney at night
Police report a large seizure following raids on Bark.at and Barney at night. Details are incomplete, but authorities say the operation yielded substantial contraband and disrupted criminal activity in the area. Further information pending official statements.
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BARK
Barney
Plans Made for Welcoming Ohio Team to Frisco
San Francisco accord windsorato arrangements welcome Ohio State University football squad arriving en route to Pasadena where the eleven will play the University of California on New Year’s Day. Bay district graduates of Ohio State will tender the team banquet here tonight.
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San Francisco
Cal
Muda
Walcome
Ohio State University
Berkeley
Hugadena
Ithe University
California
Bay District
Ohio State
White Sox confirm signing of Clarence Hodge for 1921
Secretary Annie Grabijer of the White Sox announced the club has received the signed 1921 contract of righthanded pitcher Clarence G. Hodge. Hodge joined the Sox last season from the Nashville club of the Southern Association and impressed manager Kid Gleason with his efficient pitching.
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Chicago
Pecs
Anny Grabijer
White Sox
Clarence
Hodge
Nashville
Southern Association
Kid Gleason
Defendants In Murder Case Are Set Free
In Macon Georgia on December 2, after a week’s preliminary hearing, Judge Matthews ruled there was no evidence linking the defendants to the death last June of Fred D. Shepard by poisoning. Mrs Pauline Elmer collapsed as the decision was announced. Defendants named include Mrs Elmer, Ernest Hopson, Mrs Joma Henry, and Mrs Annie Curtis.
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Ilp
Mnois Wupreme
Dean Hill
Lincoln, Aberty
Nina Gillet
Marilla Gillett
Baltimore
Ritchie
Macon
Fred D. Shepard
Pauline Elmer
Mra
Ernest Hopson
Joma Henry
Annie Cutis
Cleveland
William H. McGannon
Harold C. Kagy
Degoor
Vrisipal Ogurt
Clonea
Warry du Rocher
McGannon
East Ninth Street
Superior Avenue
Fast Ninth
Hamilton Avenue
Two German Papers Fume Over Geneva Conference Results
Berlin dispatch reports that Vorwaerts and Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung condemn the Geneva League of Nations meeting. Vorwaerts deems the proceedings a farce while urging scrutiny of Versailles and questioning any noble aim of the League. Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung calls the Versailles spirit supreme but sees hope in justice’s triumph to curb peace treaty abuses.
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Berlin
Assembly of the League of Nations
Geneva
Vorwaerts
Sor Claliat
Deutsche Allgemeing
Zeitung
Vorweerts ¢Harwater
Leagué of ‘Nations
Recall of George H Cushing on coal panic probe
Washington Det 22 George H Cushing Managing director of the American Wholesale Coal association was recalled today by the tenare court investigating committee when open Kelgions were raeamed and entered a denial that coal sion hid planned the series of government statements and action which he said carned at sea shortage panic this year.
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George H. Cushing
American Wholesale Coal Association
Tenare Coury
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kenyon
Towa
Cunhing
A. Morrow
National Coal ‘Association
Ming
National Defense Council
Armived
Tel Administration
Nome National Organization
United States
Hdge
Ite“publican
New Jeray
Robber quits job to play jingle tunes for child
Chicago December 22 a Christmas burglar after breaking into Rush Maltey s home aged 6 yesterday noon ate the child s lunch and then played Christmas songs on the piano before promising to return some day. He left without stealing anything.
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Chicago
Warglar
Will Henert
Rush Maltey
Hin
Two Cork witnesses to testify on Cork fires and murder
Misses Annie and Susan Walsh, related to the late Lord Mayor Mac Curtain, are to testify today before the committee examining Ireland. British Women’s League reports lack of sincerity in government Irish policy and says British opinion largely opposes the coalition’s approach. In Englewood a 500-strong vigilance committee plans to patrol streets tonight amid a crime wave with riot-gun armed autos.
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Cork
Annie
Susan Walsh
Mac Curtain
Rede
Ireland
MacCurtain
Women's International League
Englewood
N. A
Brookline
Mass
New York
Courts void surcharge order in North Dakota case
A unanimous North Dakota district court decision voids surcharges authorized by a state railway commission order in the Union Light Heat and Power case and similar Grand Forks proceedings. The ruling holds the proceedings informal with improper records, invalidating the surcharge. The decision, prepared by Judge C M Cooley, broadens implications for public bodies across the state.
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Railroad Commission
Cooley
Grand Forks
Fargo
N. D
Public Service Corporation
Minot
State Railway Commission
Coaley, Cole
Englert
Sts Board
Booze Swindle Larger Than Reported in Estevan
In Estevan Saskatchewan on December 22 authorities revealed a complex whiskey running fraud. American runners used bogus cashless checks to offload liquor to Canadian dealers. Estimates vary, with figures ranging from 115000 to 125000 dollars in checks exchanged for about 500000 dollars worth of whiskey. Canadian dealers allegedly countered with cold tea ploys and staged diversions at the crossing, while federal agents guarded shipments and uncovered further schemes. Weather notes include snow and cold in North Dakota as part of the broader cross border activity.
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Estevan
Sask
Joada
Minot
Minneapolis
Ae Con
Grand Forks Suit Over Utility Rates Surcharge
In Grand Forks District Court Red River Power Company seeks to raise electric steam heat and gas rates under an order of the state railroad board. Plaintiffs challenge the surcharge covering coal costs from September 1, 1920, to May 1921 and seek injunctions restraining collection of charges at pre September 1920 rates. The case details regulatory authority and court actions.
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State of North Dakota
of Grand Forks
Fire Judicial District
City of Grand Forks
Red River Power Company
Iit
City of
Grand Forks
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Apyon
Owawi
J. Py
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