Ship subsidy bill sparks fiercest Congress clash since league era
Washington dispatch details President Harding’s push for early action on a six point ship subsidy plan. It would sell government vessels, offer loans up to 125 million, cut foreign trade taxes, promote U S shipping, require half of immigrant passage on American ships, and pay cash per tonnage. supporters cite wartime needs and economic gains. opponents warn of corporate subsidies, unfair taxation, and high total costs.
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Reduced Fare Offered to Promote Live Stock Exposition
The Southern railway will offer a round trip fare of one and a half for travel to Chicago for the International Live Stock Exposition from November 20 to December 3. Tickets cover return by December 12. The show features cattle hogs sheep and other stock from leading breeders in the U S and Canada. Southern development service representatives will attend to assist visitors.
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Chicago
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Saunders
Canada
Southern Railway Development Service
Refrigerator Cars Ordered For Pacific Fruit Express
SAN FRANCISCO Calif Nov 28 Announcement by M Secrist vice president that 5000 new refrigerator cars have been authorized by Pacific Fruit Express for delivery at an estimated cost of 15000000 dollars
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Pacific Fruit Express
When the Sun Shines on Possibility and Progress
The speaker argues that rain today does not erase future potential. With energy ambition and ability, failures are temporary and a brighter day will come, offering more chances for success than any prior era.
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Earth
Klan Placards Threaten Parker Home in Baton Rouge
Overnight vandals posted hundreds of placards at Governor Parker's mansion and in downtown Baton Rouge announcing a naturalization ceremony by the Ku Klux Klan for Thanksgiving night. The governor, disturbed by the displays, treated the incident as a joke when informed.
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Gaten Rouge Ku Klux Klan
Baion Rouge
Filibuster Opens Second Day Over Anti Lynching Bill
Democrats begin the senate filibuster on the Republican anti lynching bill with a quorum call led by Senator Underwood. The session ends a motion to adjourn is blocked until Friday amid partisan clashes and a Republican point of order noting the 4 hour filibuster’s rarity since the force bill era.
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