veto of president to be sustained in senate
Washington January 3 President Coolidge's veto of the postal pay increase bill will be sustained in the senate if administration leaders hold in tomorrow's test vote. The motion to recommit the measure failed 52 to 30 though 30 votes met the one third threshold. a veto sustain would shift to the administration's combined pay and postal rate bill.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Sterling
Post Office Committee
House
Moses
Republican
New Hampshire
Tate
Dial
South Carolina
Jones
Reed
Pennsylvania
Wadsworth
New York
Farmer-Labor
Shipstead
Home made Pinex cough remedy promises quick relief
An old advertisement touts a home made cough medicine using Pinex with sugar syrup or honey. It claims to stop ordinary coughs or chest colds within 24 hours, soothes throat membranes, loosens phlegm, and aids bronchial conditions. It urges asking druggists for 244 ounces of Pinex and offers money back satisfaction.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Fights His Way Back from Gallows Shadow
Jesse Webb, once sentenced to be hanged in Portland for a fatal 15 years ago, won a governor’s commutation to life, earned a pardon after exemplary prison conduct, and now is a respected Seattle community member. He wrote and bound books in prison, including The American Prison System.
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Seattle
Jesse Webb
Portland
Ore
Webb
Goodby
Sahara Express to Offer Desert Trek from Paris to Timbuctoo
Paris reports the Sahara Express bi weekly service inaugurating next month will travel from Paris to Timbuctoo in 12 days. The route includes rail to Marseilles, sea to Algiers, then desert stages with caterpillar and wheeled cars across Adrar Timoudi Tessalit and Gao before river boats to Timbuctoo. Hotels and palaces are prepared at desert termini with running water baths and evening dances. A machine gun guards the caravan in first and last cars.
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Paris
Associated Press
Timbuctoo
Colomb- Bechar
Marseilles
Algeriers
Colomb-Bechar
Beni-Abbas
Timoudi
Adrar
Quallen
Tanezrontt
Tessalit
Tim~budtaa
United States
Orient Express
Europe
Forbes-Thompson case details Northampton hospital bid
Defense in the Forbes Thompson conspiracy trial presented how the Pontiac company won the Northampton Massachusetts veterans hospital foundations contract. Colonel Walton testified the military engineers favored Northeastern then switched to Pontiac for speed, arguing a 60 day window outweighed a higher bid, with penalties raised for overtime to secure the award.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Pontiac Construction Company
Northampton, Mass
Veterans Hospital
W. Thompson
St.Louis
Pontiac Company
Forbes
Northampton
E. F. Walton
Quartermaster General's Department
Veterans’ Hospital
Army
Military
Pontiac
Northeastern Construction Company
New York
Washington
Pacific Coast
Northeastern
Walton
James E. Easby-Smith
Jin
War Department c
Veterans’ Bureau
Immortal Georges Lecomte Elected to French Academy
Georges Lecomte journalist author playwright historian and critic is chosen as an immortal to the French Academy. He is president of the Authors Society and known for his political biography of Clemenceau the war premier.
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Georges Lecomte
Lecomte
Clemenceau
Osage Tribe Plans Washington Visit Over Oil Lands Income
A nine member Osage delegation from Olla homa travels to Washington to press Secretary Work and Indian Commissioner Burke for legislation to raise quarterly payments from tribal oil lands for incompetent members. The Supreme Court ruling limited these payments to 1000 dollars per individual, reversing prior per capita disbursements of about 3000 dollars each quarter.
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Washington
Ollahoma
Work
Burke
Supreme Court
Death, horse, and mystery haunt a county rodeo
The narrative follows Weds Candler Homer Thompson now an executive in Charlotte after a marriage to Lucy Candler. Charlie Purvis funds a corral for a dangerous challenge with the great black stallion Captain. The crowd witnesses a brutal ride as Captain rears and fights, while rumors swirled about the dead master Lee Haines and a vanished farmer linked to a past train robbery. Suspicion grows that Harry Gloster may have aided Haines.
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Charlie Purvis
Purvis Hon
Corral
Lefty Gilmore
Sam Ricks
Champ Hudson
Swees Otte
Lee Haines
Nan
Jint
Harry Gloster l
Haines
Ruthenberg Sentenced to Three to Ten Years in Michigan Prison
Charles J Ruthenberg a Cleveland radical and confessed communist was sentenced to serve three to ten years in the Michigan state prison at Jackson. He was convicted under the state anti syndicalism statute after a 1929 trial. Authorities plan separate trials for other Bridgeman arrests and will press ahead with February medical trials.
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Joseph
Mich
Charles Mh. Ruthenberg
Cleveland
Jackson
Fred C. Franz
Ruthenberg
Michigan Supreme Court
Charles White
White
Isaac Ferguson
Chicago
St. Joseph
Bridgeman In
William %. Waster
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
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George C. Bridgeman
Department of Justice
Perguson
George H. Gookwalter
O. J. Smith
Robert Minor
Minor
Bridgeman
William
Foster
Moster
Communist Party
Workers’ Party
Supreme Court
DO L Smith
Tuthenberg
Ife
Comimunists
Wild Horse Duel and Escape at Gold Camp
The narrative follows Harry Gloster fleeing after finding two partners dead at a gold camp. He spares Lee Haines, is jailed after a brawl, and escapes with aid from Joan Buck Daniels as the fiery stallion Captain battles a posse. Lee Haines dies and reveals Joan’s true lineage as Dan Barry’s daughter.
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Harry Gloster
Gloster
Lee Haines
Joe Macarthur
Wagist
Joan
Buck Daniels
Iris
Haines
Dan Barry
Old Plains
New Year Resolutions Reflections of 1924
A reflective piece argues resolutions are rarely kept and urges sensible goals. It urges honesty about motives and suggests harmless aims that won’t harm friendships, calling for practical self-improvement for the year ahead.
Fragmented community notes and idle ad copy drift
A garbled, noisy text fragment outlines various civic concerns and busywork schemes. It mentions meetings, boosting newspaper subscriptions, shady bootlegging rumors, expenses like life insurance, garden talks, and casual leisure plans, all mixed with stray phrases about Fridays, Tuesdays, and staying away from a publication.
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Petram
Point Herald
Moreth
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