Prohibition raids seize liquor worth over one million
Washington reports more than a million dollars worth of liquor seized by federal prohibition forces in multiple districts. Lamb and wool shortages are noted by Agriculture. Steel executives move to end the twelve hour day. Fuel administration restored for 60 operators representing 1500 mining firms. Prohibition plans a Milwaukee visit. King Alfonso birthday message from Harding. An army size estimate is approved, and a New York harbor ship makes a grand entrance. Deaths, arrests, and legal actions fill the rest of the column with varied national updates.
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Haynes
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Boover
Former Representative Edgar Smith Dies at Corning
Former Iowa congressman Edgar Smith died suddenly at Corning. He leaves a wife and three daughters including Bon. His passing is reported as unexpected with no immediate burial details released.
Appointment of George Lockwood as Republican national secretary
Chairman John T. Adams of the Republican national committee announced George B. Lockwood, founder and editor of the National Republican, as secretary to succeed the late Clarence B. Miller. Lockwood will keep editorial supervision of the National Republican and the committee headquarters will move to Washington. He has long been a key figure in Indiana politics and national campaigns.
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Republican National Commulitee
George B. Lorhwood
National Republican
Republican National Committee
Clarence B. Mileler
Lockwood
National Organization
Washington
Pore St
Indiana
de Pauw
Terre Haute
George W. Steele
Congress
Fairbanks
Indiana Republican State Editorial Association
Mari Wood Park Leads Pan American Women’s Group
Mrs Mari Wood Park president of the Pan American Association for the Advancement of Women and head of the National League of Women Voters outlines a pledge for conscientious citizenship. Honorary president Carrié Catt and other officers from the Americas are listed. The advisory committee includes two delegates from each country chosen from recent Pan American conference delegates. The pledge urges citizens to inform themselves, vote by conscience, obey laws, support policies, respect differing convictions, and regard citizenship as a public trust.
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New Pan-American Association For the Advancement of Women
National League of Women Voters
Provisional Pan-American Association
Carrié Chapman Catt
United States
Paulinen Luist
Uruguay
Maud Wood Park
South America
Bertha Lutz
Brazi
Central America
League
Eant
Democrats in Nebraska End Hatred and Unite Factions
The Bryan and Hitchcock factions in Nebraska bury their long rivalry. Charles W. Bryan, William J. Bryan’s heir, says unity is achieved with Senator Hitchcock pledging support for his potential gubernatorial bid. A permanent rapprochement is expected, with talk of Bryan possibly seeking the 1924 Senate seat.
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United Democracy
Charles W. Bryan
William J. Bryan
G. M. Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Charles Wi. Bryan
Bryan
Florida
Senate
George W. Norris
Women Voters Seek National Regulation of Marriage
The National League of Women Voters urged tighter marriage rules at the Baltimore convention led by Chicago lawyer Mrs. Catherine Waugh McCulloch. She urged uniform marriage laws across states, health certificates for licenses, and four grounds for divorce: adultery drunkenness desertion and extreme cruelty. The proposal also calls for abolition of common law marriages and stricter enforcement of marriage standards.
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National League of Women Voters
Cupid
United States
Catherine Waugh McCulloch
Chicago
Baltimore
Great Indians Story of Red Cloud by Elmo Scott Watson
A compact profile of Red Cloud Makpiya Luta, Ogallala Sioux chief, detailing his resistance to forts along the Bozeman trail, victories and losses against U.S. forces, and his later quiet life. The piece notes his ultimatum to abandon Montana roads and his lasting peace after treaty alignment, ending with his death December 10, 1959.
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America
United States
Red Cloud
Makpiya Luta
Ogallala Sioux
Bozeman Trail
Moptang
Carrington
Wyoming
Ogslinia
Fetterman
Fort Phil Kearney
Montana
Ogallala
Dle
Old Man Afraid of His Horses Chief Story Explains Name
During the Sioux war era the Ogallala head chief known as Tashunka Kokipapi or Old Man Afraid of His Horses inspired debated translations. His true meaning is He Whose Horse They Fear, due to his fierce horse reputation, later passing to his son Young Man Afraid of His Horses who drew attention in Ghost Nance troubles.
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Ogaliain Foux
Indiana
Ogafiala
Young-Man
Young-Man-Afraid
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