Changes in Estimates or Appropriations for 10th Republican Admin
Washington reports that Congress will craft the firm fiscal year estimates under Democratic cabinet direction for the Harding administration. Most changes are expected to be made with Republican cooperation, as no Senate or House majority exists. Naval and military funding, including five battle cruisers, is anticipated to rise with further warship additions.
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Criticism of Spanish Postal Service Amid Staffing Woes
The article notes severe understaffing in Spain's postal service, with many cities of 20 000 residents employing only one clerk. It describes post offices at railroad stations as underfunded, forcing private couriers to handle train deliveries. It also highlights low wages for carriers and a high work burden, alongside anecdotal references to stamp buyers and overall inefficiency. A separate item reports a farmer killing his wife and mother-in-law before suicide.
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Control of Lower House Now Certain
Early returns from doubtful districts show independents likely to control the lower house as Townsley and related districts shift seats. In Towns county Boltz and Morarty win as independents. Benson and Shively contest for leadership. In the 9th district Kitchen and Olson, both independents, plus Martin nonpartisan, secure seats amid recount calls. A senate race in the 39th gives independents a one vote majority, with Listy challenging the tally and seeking a recount.
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Court probes coal case in Indianapolis court probe
An Indianapolis court reopened a government linked coal piracy inquiry involving Indiana miners and operators. The session discussed new leads and names as special assistant district attorney W. Bini was noted in the investigation.
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Convention of Railway Officials Opens Tomorrow in Washington
New York Nov 8 The National Association of Railways and Telegraph Commissioners begins its 33rd annual convention in Washington DC on Tuesday Attendees include public service and railroad commissions from the United States Special discussions will cover topics across Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday Speakers include Charles Blnquist of Minnesota and Henry Trumbower of Wisconsin.
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Laneson and Toll Policy Debate Amid Canal Writings
President elect Herding fa seeks to visit the canal zone and revive toll exemptions for American ships. Lawrence notes March 4th timing and aims to press for exemption, while opposition from both parties cites treaty constraints and diplomatic delicacy. The dispute centers on whether Panama Canal tolls apply to U.S. ships and broader diplomacy.
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Supreme Court rules on liquor law storage outside home
The Supreme Court, in a Nov ruling, held that liquor lawfully acquired for a lawful purpose may be stored away from the owner’s home. The decision, by Associate Justice Clarke, concerns an appeal by Wm. G. Street of New Yorkvillety and questions whether transporting lawfully acquired liquor between a warehouse and a home constitutes transportation under the enforcement act.
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Armenians Yield to Moscow Ultimatum in Istanbul Commentary
Reports from Istanbul indicate Armenians have yielded to the Moscow ultimatum and offer little resistance to Turkish advances. The Armenians cited prior agreements and urged Soviet troops be permitted to pass only if Turkish forces withdraw from Erivan region.
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Irregularities in Election Charged in Georgia Races
Notice reports Republicans who lost in Georgia congressional races plan to contest results. Contests are expected in the First, Fourth, and Ninth districts, with charges of irregularities cited as the basis.
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Beating by O B Burtness Shapes North Dakota Race
In North Dakota the contest for congress shows Baer, the anti Towqlay candidate, leading with a big statewide margin and carrying two counties. Olson trails with 33483 votes as the second district result narrows, while Bar and others posts varying gains across regions.
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Socialist Leader Sees No Rush in Pardon Cases
In Atlanta on November 8 a Socialist leader stated the president shows no rush to pardon political prisoners under wartime laws or the current administration. He urged each case be considered separately and expressed a desire that none be released before the others. His attorney released the remarks.
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Sexometer claims to reveal whether egg is hen or rooster
A Canadian item describes a device called a sexometer, invented by F Fellows of Winnipeg, claiming to determine if an egg will hatch into a hen or a rooster. The inventor touts poultry industry benefits, noting testing shows about 36 percent accuracy in predicting outcome.
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Two Year Search for Witchell Ends in Chicago
The two year manhunt for Witchell, alleged to abduct Mina-Melon Dassen, daughter of an English colony leader in Balgon, ended in Chicago today. He faced 35,900 dollars bond on a violation charge. Reports say Witchell is the son of a hotel owner in China.
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Morris Nonpartisan League Declares Narrow Gains Amid Defeats
In Minneapolis and Fargo reports, Oliver Morris states Nonpartisan League candidates topped one million votes nationally, with gains in Wisconsin, North Dakota, and Montana, while Minnesota and other states saw defeats. Theodore Nelson argues ND losses prove a decisive league setback, despite several state offices and five initiated laws passing.
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Harding Special Train Ovation Sparks Denial of Meeting
President-elect Harding received an ovation aboard his special train as Texans cheered. A Texas senator issued a statement denying arranging any meeting with General areas at any point on the board.
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NO POLITICS FOR TWO WEEKS SAYS HARDING
President elect Harding plans two weeks rest and recreation in Texas after his campaign. He arrives at Point Isabel near the Mexican border for a vacation, avoiding foreign talks and public statements. He intends to sail from New Orleans November 13 aboard a United Fruit steamer, with Norfolk stopovers arranged for rest and party members.
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Left Wing of Socialists Join Communists in Berlin Rally
Berlin November 7 left wing independant socialists joined with the German communists to commemorate the anniversary of the Russian revolution. A crowd of about 15,000 gathered opposite the imperial palace as speakers urged world revolution and demonstrators cheered. The event featured workers striking and large crowds cheering near the power works.
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Mine Owners Agree to Meet Union Men
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Nation’s Corn Forecast Exceeds Three Billion Bushels
Washington reports November forecast shows total corn production at 2,198,126,100 bushels, up about 7.7 percent from prior estimates. Month earlier forecast stood at 3,216,192,000 bushels, with 917,450,000 bushels last year and 143,211,000 on farms this November 1 compared to 69,225,000 a year ago.
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Japan Considers Withdrawing Troops From Chentao Area
Tokyo reports the cabinet may withdraw troops from the Chentao region along the Korean Manchurian border if China maintains order and protects Japanese lives and property. The move follows concerns from the American and French governments and a Peking dispatch noting prior Chinese assurances to remove Japanese forces once the Chinese-ruled area stabilized.
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Disputed Chile and Egypt Pact Sparks International Tension
A tentative text circulated today outlines a future arbitration method for disputes between Chile and Egypt, with proposals for a neutral body and potential submission to an international forum. The draft emphasizes a friendly cooperation framework and adherence to peaceful settlement principles.
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