President urges rail consolidation as solution to transport woes
The article argues for a broader railway consolidation plan to ease U S transport pressures. It warns against nationalization, stresses maintaining competition, and suggests a voluntary or assisted consolidation approach to expand facilities and stabilize rates without harming public interests. It cites 1920s policy debates and regional concerns about centers like Kansas City.
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Trewmry
Federal Treasury
Soltton
Su Enormors
Congress
Kansas City
Frame Oil Man Charged in Plot Case
Court fixed bail at 3000 dollars for one man in a frame up case tied to Ray Scott and Bennett Rice held on 4000 dollars bail crowd. Scott's father, a Chicago attorney, rushed to Los Angeles to aid his son as the DA alleges Miss Norman's supposed hotel attack story framed Julian for a $100 000 suit. The piece also covers budget and tax debates with the treasury surplus forecast and adjusted compensation for veterans, including the American Legion convention plans in San Francisco.
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Ray Scott
Bnnnett Rice
District Attorney's Office
Scott
Chicago
Los Angeles
Miss Norman
Julian
Wx Aetvicu
America Legion
San Brancisco
Legion
New Orleans
American Legion
Harding
Mellon
Theil Treasury
Aleison
White House
Beaught
Congress
Atén Lave
Kel
Spectre of Bonus for World War Vets Rises to Confront Harding
A wartime veterans bonus faces a battle to override President Harding's veto. The House vote is expected to be seven or eight to one in favor, with 74 of 445 members sustaining the veto previously. Several senators who backed the veto have retired or not voted, while the fight continues amid postelection realignments.
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House
du Pour
Delaware
Caller
New York
France
Maryland
New
Indiana
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Myers
Montana
Williams
Mississippi
Newberry
Michigan
Senate
Marding
Bluctlan
Molen
Etolenn
Mont
President Harding in Kansas City Receives Warm City Hall Welcome
The keynote event fills a 12 000 seat hall as President Harding and Mrs. Harding enter to roaring applause. He defends private property rights in rail investment and waves to a vast audience, calling Kansas City the heart of America before departing with greetings from Captain MacMillan and explorers bound for Archipelago lands.
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Case Mall
Heart of America
Kansas City
Wiscasset
Maine
Godspeed
Donald B. MacMillar
Jand
A. W.greeley
Center Conway
N. H
Explorer
MacMillan
Ari Tolows
Arch
Ellsmore Land
Vane
Bonar Law Not Very Ill Getting On Well
London reports deny Bonar Law’s condition worsening with officials stating he is “getting along very well.” In Charlottesville Doris Marin Rankin, former wife of Lionel Barrymore, marries Captain Malcolm R Mortimer, English writer, upon arrival at Mrs H F Grant’s country home near Rio and a later stop in Winchester, Maryland.
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Deii
Mote
New York
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Bona Law
London
Bonar Law
Pestdense
Miss Rankin Wes
Associated Press
Charlottesville
Doris Marin Rankin
Lionel Barrymore
Malcolm R. Mortimer
H. F. Grant
Rio
Pretterith
Maryland
Gaiior
Llenna
Winchester
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