Centralization of Power Through Pension and Primary Bills
A Montana report notes Rep. Loble's plan for an old age pension funded without extra taxpayer cost, with support from the Fraternal Order of Waple and state Eagles groups. Also covered are notices to repeal the presidential primary law, and various bills on sinking funds, public school investments, county printing schedules, foreclosures, liquor sale, and legislative appropriations.
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Eagles of
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Wer Bawa
Branford
Ty Bray
Kenyon
Solick
McCarty
Gulli
Ness J. Ness
Helena
Wm. Murphy
Jefferson County
E. F. Grose
Missoula
Alice Ponwroy
Firhead County
Minnie Towers
Rihei Langdorf
Blanch Simpson
Mr. Michaels
Tt County
Charles Lamb
Sweet Grass County
Capital Watchers Weigh Reparation Policy in Senate
The article reports on Senate deliberations over postwar reparations policy with focus on Senator Robinson's proposal to authorize American representation on the Reparations Commission. Washington watchers note the Paris conference's potential impact on U S policy as government members debate possible paths forward amid tensions between Britain and France and questions raised by Secretary Hughes.
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Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Washington
Great Britain
France
Hughes
New Mayen le
United States
Lin
Denate Names Roster of Employes in Session Remarks
Debating officials discuss chairmanship and journal readings as Page resists. President Story urges adoption and committee selections, including a judiciary panel. a supplementary report is expected.
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Page
Committee On Committees
Story
Martial Law Looms as Crisis Nears in Mer Rouge
Five citizens of Morehouse and two men killed five weeks ago fuel rising tensions. New Orleans machine gun unit and Alexandria infantry guard key sites. Dr. B A McKein, former Mor Rouge mayor, detained in Baltimore for murder extradition talks. Attorneys general move to Bastrop as special prosecutor resigns citing disagreement with Coco. Prince Miguel de Braganza in New York selling insurance on commission for Paige & Co Inc.
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Morehouse
New Orleans
Alexandria Infantry
Highe Court
B. A. McKein
Mor Rouge
Baltimore
Parker
Hitchie
Maryland
Louisiana
Bastrop
Court House
J and
Ther
Darker
Attochey General Coco
St. Clair Adams
Adams
Atorney
Coco
Prince AT Work
New York
Prince Miguel de ‘Braganza
Don Miguel Deaganza
Portugal
Miguel
Hie
Jos C. Paige & Cr. Inc
Ine
Ofkence Brokers
Willan Rhinglander Stewart, Jr
Prince
British French Paris talks stall over reparations plan
Paris talks falter as British officials clash with French and Italian plans. A British envoy reports the conference near collapse despite hopes both sides will unite at Lausanne. British fear global shock if the accord breaks, urging continued French British cooperation amid sharp disagreements.
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Ives
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Lausanne
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Paris
Kelso Bridge Crash Claims Dozens In Kelso Washington
A bascule suspension bridge under construction on the Cowlitz near Kelso collapsed after heavy rains and swift river flow. The event left many missing and injured. survivors include Lloyd Huntington and John Godfrey, with several Long-Bell Lumber employees among the rescued and hospitalized.
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Cowlitz
AG. Huntington
Kelso
Lloyd Wuntington
Mount Svie
Ren Bare
Woodland
Cowlitz County
John Godfrey
Long-Bell Lumber Company
Ir. McDonald
Vancouver
Harry Kirk
Long- Tell Lumber Company
WM. Sullivan
Ty Av Wakefield
Divas Give Voice When Wind Rages Amid Ocean Storms
Three Fabre liners arrived from Europe to aid 200 Russian refugees after rough seas. The Canada from Constantinople endured days of tossing and reported battered passengers. The wire contingent went to Elis Island. The Asia from Lisbon and the Providence from Marseilles faced heavy gales. The Van Wye sailed from Hoboken to Rio de Janeiro with 42 passengers.
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Europe
Canada
Constantinople
Elis Island
Asia
Lisbon
Providence
Marseilles
van Wye
Hoboken
Rio de Janeiro
Only a Billion in These Supply Bills
The House approved three annual supply measures totaling about a billion dollars after New Year, including the post office appropriation at 384 million, agriculture at 49 million, and interior at 294 million. No votes were recorded. actions followed committee drafts with minor revisions and were delayed for lawmakers’ return from holidays.
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Washiater
House
Post Office
Two Leap to Deaths From Manhattan Skyscrapers
New York on January 2 saw two fatal leaps from high buildings. An older person chose the busy noonday hour at a prominent downtown spot while a younger individual plunged from an inner court window. The 22 story Municipal building near City Hall Park is involved.
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Manhattan
Popposits City Wall Park
Tragic fall at Brooklyn Bridge terminal claims two lives
Panic erupts as a wheelchair crowd gathers after a man plunges from a high floor into the street. An unidentified body lies at the scene while another victim, Paul Jordan of Yonkers, is removed from the McAlpine hotel after leaping from an 18th floor window.
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Brooklyn Bridge
A& Wanich
Narene
Coal Peace Aim Of Chicago Conference
A vague report describes talks in Chicago aimed at a general settlement plan between miners and operators. The joint conference broke into separate sessions to consider construction terms and a new plan to report back to operators and miners. John Lewis, head of the miners, indicated the latest settlement proposal had been rejected previously and discussions continued at the meeting.
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Yirenn
Cheng
Belos
John Lewis
Cpneral
Watt
Fire at Orphans' Home Sparks Widespread Search
In Dallas two boys are missing after a blaze at the orphanage. Dallas businessman Norman Campbell, president of the ex-tumat Atoslaton, aided investigators as Chet Myers led a daylong search of the building site near Burkwor’s grabbaks eight miles east of Dallas. Witnesses reported a loud crack and smoke, while authorities pursued theories of arson or accidental fire amid claims that the boys may have wandered away before the fire.
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Dallas
Tex
Jan
Busine
Pallas
Dalloa Gromen
Chet Myers
Westroont
Emile Cate Arrives in America for Lectures on Cure
Emile Cate, noted preacher and proponent of a simple cure, arrived in New York aboard the Marseillaise to begin a two week lecture tour. He plans two lectures daily in New York and other cities, with clinics to follow. Profits from the trip will fund a Cone clinic in Paris. Cate will accept no remuneration to avoid commercialization of his work.
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Associated Press
New York
Jas
Emile Cate
Paine
Welling Vetter
Petter
Maroade
Lodeburle
Preichman Plank
Healem
Gong
America
Nia
Don Husker
of & Cone
Paris
Iia Worl
Gypsum Decree Sets Rules for Trade Associations
Federal Judge Knox signed a final decree in the government’s antitrust case against the Gypsum Industries association. It outlines a code of principles for governing trade groups under the Sherman act and bans certain practices. Both sides consented, and the decree was filed in federal district court.
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Associated Press
New York
Lan
Knox
Gypsum Industries Association
Governmentt
Federal District Court
Bill for Relief of the Homesteader Extends Payments
Washington January 3 The Senate approved a bill to extend two years the payments by homesteaders of charges on government reclama mation projects with suspension power for 1924 and 1925 in cases of distress The interior secretary could also authorize water to homesteaders in arrears under a Kendrick amendment replacing the relief plan with water provision.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
W McNary
Reputican
Oregon
Senate
House
Interior
McNary
Kendrick
Wyoming
Healing Cream Balm Promises Quick Nose Relief
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a pure antiseptic cream that clears clogged nostrils and stuffed heads. It claims instant relief from head colds and catarrh, with clear breathing and no more hawking, snuffling, or misery.
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