Filibuster Blocks Dyer Bill as Senate Adopts Prolonged Strategy
The Democratic filibuster against the Dyer anti lynching measure ends with the Republican decision to push no further and adjourn, sealing the bill's death this session. Lodge reports the choice between protracted filibuster or proceeding with regular business including farm, shipping and appropriation bills.
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Why Our Troops Remain on the Rhine
The piece argues American troops on the Rhine stay to avoid embarrassment from a homeward pull. It cites White House admission that withdrawal is delayed by European affairs and notes leaders desire to keep a stabilizing American presence.
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Government Franks Mail Lost Revenue as 1922 Report Reveals
Postmaster General Work reports franking cost at 433 million pieces costing Uncle Sam about 10.9 million in lost receipts at regular rates. He backs government ownership of post office buildings and urges bills raising rates on postal savings and bonds and reforms including pensions, reclassifications, overtime pay, route expansions, and a guaranty fund to cover losses. The year shows a $60 million deficit with a $21.36 million receipts increase and $0.78 million excess over last year.
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Work
War medals and badges protection bill advances
Senate passed a bill prohibiting wearing manufacturing or sale of congressional Medal of Honor and other war department medals or imitations except as authorized by Secretary of War rules. Penalties include fine up to 250 dollars or six months in jail. Secretary Weeks notes Congress may need lasting protection as patent coverings expire.
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Knitted Coats Set Pace In Paris Mode For Winter Wardrobe
Vogue notes tailored garments rise in popularity replacing afternoon wear and rival sports style at winter resorts. Fabrics like soft pile and fur trims feature in coats over crepe dresses, with child and adult pieces emphasizing color, detail, and a buoyant, youthful silhouette.
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Paris
Crafting and recovering with cretonne designs and slip covers
A hallway shows a golden oak table and attic chair with an old mirror. Instructions describe transferring fabric patterns by pin pricking, braiding rag rugs, and wrapping mirrors with cretonne and satin trims. Slip covers rejuvenate worn furniture, as shown on a leather chair with matching hangings.
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