Government payroll cuts eyed under new Republican plans
Washington reports that the new Republican administration aims to reduce the federal payroll by about 250 000 with a target of not more than 75 000 in Washington within a year and a half. Leaders promise broad department cuts and decommissioning wartime bureaus, amid a national total near 700 000 workers.
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Wilson
Congress
Will R. Wood
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Appropriations Committee
Good
House Appropriations Committee
Curtis
Kansas
Senate
Capitol
Federal Service
United States
Senator Lodge
Representative Mandell
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Wood
Eady
Civil Service
Weed
Nda
Hudson Bay Company
Arc- Ue
Vilhajamur Stefannson
Stefannson
North
Btefannson
Canadas reindeer and musk ox eyed as wealth sources
Winnipeg Canada reports that scientists expect domesticating reindeer and musk ox to create new wealth sources. The article notes exploration of these Arctic animals for potential farming in Canada, with details on feasibility and regional interest.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Chamberlains Tablets For Indigestion And Constipation
These tablets are intended for indigestion and constipation. They tone the stomach and enable natural function. They act gently on the gut and bowels, restoring a healthy condition. When you feel dull or constipated, give them a trial. You are sure to be pleased with their effect.
Visiting American Governors Toast Obregon at Mexico Banquet
In Mexico City the visiting American governors hosted President Obregon at a banquet. Governor Hobby of Texas praised Obregon's pledge to honesty in government and urged friendship between the nations. Delegations plan to return to the United States tomorrow after the inaugural events.
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Obregon
Hobby
Texas
Mexico
Obrygon
Habey
Uea
United States
Washington
Lincoln
Jefterson
Davis
Wilson
Benito Justes
Alvaro Obregon
Confederation of Chambers of Commerce
Disintegration of League of Nations noted by Senators
Washington reports Senator Knox warns the League of Nations is breaking apart after Geneva dispatches show Argentina withdrawing from the league assembly. Senator Lodge notes Republicans’ earlier objections and calls for more information before judging the situation. Also mentions White's Cream Vermitage as a stomach tonic for children.
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Washington
League of Nations
Knox
Pennsylvania
Geneva
League Assembly
Legue
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Ohio County Drug Co
Ice Trapped but They Live High in Arctic Trade Routes
Beattie reports two Arctic trading schooners, Polar Bear and Belinda, trapped by an early freeze west of North Cape, Aleka. Traders and oldtimers hope for no relief expedition as they consider staying amid a rich reindeer country and possibly surviving on game, with crew led by Capt Criv Goodmansen aboard the Polar Bear and Capt Arnold Castel on the Belinda.
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Seo
Polar Bear
Belinda
North Cape
Aleka
Nome
Anay
Olaf Swenson
Hibbard & Swenson
Siberia
Kamachatka
East Cape
Seattle
Swenson
S 6
Carl Albertsen
Independent Packing Co
Albertsen
Tee
Criv Goodmansen
Hinev Olsen
Arnold Castel
Stefansson
Quoted Advice Urges Quarantine to Halt Colds
Physicians advocate isolation for anyone with a bad cold to prevent spread among family and associates. They warn that colds are highly contagious and recommend early treatment with Chambers Jains Cough Remedy to aid recovery.
British anxious to develop poison gas
London reports that the British War Office seeks to mobilize scientists for poison gas development in warfare. Dr Frederick Soddy of Oxford notes the League of Nations council cannot legitimize the gas and must push prevention. The War Office contends Britain must keep pace with nations advancing poison gas research.
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London
British War Office
Frederick Soddy
University of Oxford
France
Council of the League of Nations
War Office
Great Britain
Soddy
Assembly of the League
Geneva
Rich Oil Fields Found Near Limogne
Newly discovered petroleum fields near Limogne have been pronounced by a Russian expert as indicating a vast oil basin. Government steps to investigate the ores follow claims of a Mesican style geology and laws are being passed to push France toward petroleum independence if the fields fulfill expectations.
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Limogne
France
Claims Germans Murdered Czar in Anti German Plot
From London a sensational claim by John Pollock contends Germany engineered the abdication project to place a German princess on the throne and murder Tsar Nicholas II. The piece notes the plan would have used Russia’s resources, but says the czar refused and he and relatives were killed by Magyars. the report remains unconfirmed.
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Louisville Herald
Earl C. Repres
London
Nicholas II
Germany
John Pollock
Britain
Baltic
Daily Express
International News Service
Pollock
Fortnightly Review
England
Nicholas
Grand Duke of
Hesse
Pskov
Russia
Doorn Town Sees Tax Windfall From Exiled Emperor
The Dutch government values the former German emperor’s wealth at $522,000 a year. Doorn, his residence, anticipates receiving over $15,000 from estate taxes. Town leaders view the exile as a welcome guest as taxes could amount to roughly one fourth of Doorn’s total levies.
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Doorn
Many Mexicans Returning Home From Colorado
Denver December. Union Station waiting rooms are crowded with weary men, dark-eyed women in shawls, and brown babies. Eight bean and Mexican sugar beet laborers are going south from Colorado across the state line, heading home as winter approaches.
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Denver
Dec. S
Union Station
Colorado
Is Your Health Slipping A Texas Housewife Credits Cardui
Mrs W M Peden of Navasota Texas describes recovering strength after a decline in health using Cardui Home Treatment. She details fatigue nervousness and sleeplessness, noting improved appetite rest and energy after starting Cardui and later using it as a tonic. She urges other women to try Cardui as a preventive health aid.
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Navasota
Texas
W. M. Peden
Cardas
Cardaal
Cardui
Labor and housing crisis loom as Mexican workers flood the beet fields
The Rio Grande's influx of more than 10,000 Mexicans this year leaves shacks unable to shelter winter laborers. A $2,000,000 wage figure underscores the scale. A drive seeks Colorado towns to house Mexicana for winter to sustain railroad and other labor needs amid American labor shortages.
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Rio Grande
Colorado
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