Newberry Seated in Senate After Long Controversy
Trimon H. Newberry was seated in the U S Senate amid a historic Michigan contest with Henry Ford. The Willis resolution condemning large political expenditures passed as the Senate investigated past primary actions and alleged misconduct, tied to a decade of legal and political battles surrounding the 1918-1919 campaigns.
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Menilt Debain
Poincare Aims to Form New Cabinet in Paris Move
Paris dispatch states Raymond Poincare, former president, seeks to form a new cabinet to succeed the Weimer Brinn government. He faces opposition in parliament and unpopularity with the public. President Millerand and Poincare weigh Cannes conference outcomes amid a potential emergency with allied chiefs.
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Texas under martial law as guards sweep for alleged violators
In Texas on June 19, martial law was declared by Governor Neff amid reported incidents as National Guard officers enforce expanded searches for undesirables. Troopers were slow to reach some ranges, and towns were warned to brace for suspicious individuals arriving.
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Prisoners Freed Under King's Amnesty Proclamation
London January 14 Irish political prisoners at Brixton Pentonville Wormwood Scrubs and Belfast jails were released under King George's amnesty proclamation. All provincial jails ordered similar releases to follow.
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Train Derails Near Counvil Wreck Hurts Five Severely
Five people suffered serious injuries and twelve were slightly hurt when three rear cars of the North Coast Limited passenger train No. 1 derailed five miles west of Counvil, Washington. The incident, reported by Associated Press from Spokane, blocked rail service and prompted emergency response.
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Railroads Face Pressure as Rates Remain High
Washington January 18 The push for further freight rate cuts alarms railroads as President H B Bryan of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul testifies at the Interstate Commerce Investigation. He says cost reductions and efficiency gains failed to sustain earnings and that railroad plants cannot be maintained unless earnings and traffic rise.
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Government 10 Train Soldiers Through Visual Education
Disabled World War veterans enroll in government visual education courses to gain practical and theoretical skills. The program uses films on dairy, machine shop, agriculture, health, and civics, with professors and practitioners guiding the lessons to provide real demonstrations and closeup detail for rapid learning. An Edison phonograph is available for sale at Old Exchange Building.
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Mayor and Council Call Special Election on Water Bonds
The Mayor and Town Council issue a statement to Lander voters about a forthcoming special election to authorize 145000 dollars in bonds to extend and improve the town water system. They outline proposed pipe upgrades, intake concerns, potential filtration, and funding via taxes, with costs per taxpayer and the town's valuation.
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Miners Indicted for Treason in Logan District
Logan January 13 authorities announce treason indictments against C. Frank Keeney president of District 17 and three other United Mine Workers officials. The charges concern events during last summer described by Logan authorities as an uprising among about three hundred men. indictments returned to the circuit court by the grand jury.
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Germany gets a postponement on reparations
The Allied Reparations Commission at the conference granted Germany a provisional delay on its reparations payments. The Supreme Council examined the departure of the Forel delegation and ruled that the agreement reached should become operative, with emphasis on its impact on the Genoa conference.
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French Delegate to Remain Here at Washington Conference
Associated Press reports President Miller directs M Surreut head of the French delegation to continue in that capacity through the Washington conference noting the stay extends to its end.
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Anglo French Treaty Public Agreement Report
Paris releases text of a proposed Anglo French treaty. Britain would back France immediately against direct German aggression and keep support for ten years with renewal by agreement. The treaty authorizes naval military and aerial aid to France. A separate note from London mentions the English Chickerin party seeking funds for an election campaign.
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Fragmentary note on water danger and public health
A damaged, garbled page fragment mentions dangerous water and health officials unsure about risks. It hints at physicians and public welfare concerns, with speculation about future actions and potential harm to the community. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
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Get-Together Club Holds Regular Meeting at Delevan Cafe
The Get-Together Club met at the Delevan Cafe with Walter Scott as Chairman. No new business. Plans for a skating pond site were discussed with Mayor Maxwell and the Town Council. L. R. Foote reported on the annual part-time school and urged citizen luncheon attendance each Thursday. Jack Watson named chairman for the next meeting.
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Jack Watson
Farmers Get Their Stock From Leavenworth County Ranches
Fr M Chapman reports that all local farmers have called for their stock purchased by him and County Agent Mayors in Kansas. The find includes a purebred two weeks old calf with top milking records at Mrs. Ted Farthing's ranch. A yearly bull from Harry Edin's ranch shares blood with Mrs Farthing's calf. Chapman secured three registered heifers with strong records. About half a hundred other fine specimens across the valley will aid the dairy.
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Douglas High and Lander High clash tonight at Vorational High
Tonight the Douglas High meets Lander High in a eagerly anticipated basketball game at Vorational High. The Scrapping Sophomores duel the Serious Seniors in a doubleheader with doors opening at 7:00 and a packed house expected for a top season matchup.
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Ford sees great times near future for Muscle Shoals plan
Washington dispatch reports Henry Ford received a cable from the French government asking about buying battleships. Ford said he would only participate if he could purchase the entire French navy and noted no reply had been received. He described plans to use Muscle Shoals to prove economy from waterways, suggesting dam projects on the Mississippi to heat light and cook for millions, with power sold to repay construction costs.
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First Arizona double execution at Florence
News from Phoenix and other cities report the first ever double execution in Arizona. Thomas Roman and Ricardo Lauterio were hanged in the Florence state penitentiary before dawn, with Roman denying guilt prior to the trap.
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