Uncertain Senate Outlook on Pending Laws
Washington report outlines likely failures of several major bills including veteran bonuses and anti child labor amendments. Analysts flag slim chances for passage this session as political divisions persist.
26 Feb 1923
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1923
Page
1
Washington report outlines likely failures of several major bills including veteran bonuses and anti child labor amendments. Analysts flag slim chances for passage this session as political divisions persist.
Fragmented text cites a claim that a widespread alien smuggling operation is being investigated. The report notes officials including a 21 Secretary of Leber Pavia ordered action and mentions involvement across many ports with comments directed to President Harding and his cabinet.
Omar D. Gray of Sturgeon reports that Governor Cardner will not seek re election in 1924. Cardner explains he must support his family and keep work with the city of St Louis, saying he cannot leave his job to run for office again. He notes voters deserve steady service and hints Democrats may crown a new candidate next year.
Washington reports the farm credits measure cleared the House Banking and Currency Committee and heads to a vote expected to win by a large margin. The bill offers two lending paths via private corporations or an intermediate system under the farm loan framework, expanding functions and autonomy of farm credit operations.
Palm eo basketball team Phe'hions Leame will play tomorrow at Mebderlyigh School. This will be the last game of the season and home support is urged to help secure a final win.
Jess Hayes, a well known young man from Wits city, vanished after a meeting yesterday afternoon. He spoke of plans to go to Mexico or Denver and reportedly had money on him. authorities and his parents launched a search as friends described him as a trusted, diligent worker.
Readable fragments describe a couple planning marriage with license issues and elopement. The text notes delays, possible Newark events, and uncertain details as press time arrives.
Wie. Mehel Turner passed away yesterday morning at her family home in Rolla Missouri aged ae years. She is survived by her husband Halen Turner two little dignents one infant and her mother Mrs S A Utley along with brothers Leonard and George Foster of near this city. The funeral service will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock conducted by Rev W T Horson.
Oil prices rise as Standard Oil of New York pushes gains across regions. New York and New England see 12 cents up, West Virginia 1 cent, Colorado 4 cents, Florida and Alabama up 2 cents, amid tighter crude stocks and seasonal demand. The note suggests Spring as a signal of higher fuel costs.
Flames damaged the U.S. Embassy in Berlin on February 26 as four fire companies battled the blaze. Police lines were set up and Ambassador Houghton and another official reported minor injuries amid the smoky scene and scattered crowds.
A village audience will witness a home talent production titled a humorous wedding play. The plot centers on Sophonia and a city marriage, with social pressures, wedding plans, and a cast of village residents expected to attend the event. The show features local performers and reflects community life and gossip as the wedding nears.
Fragmentary report notes a dancer’s citizenship status being annulled amid confusion. Names and places are unclear, with references to Washington and Idaho concerns, and mentions of arrest for dancing without plotting. The text is garbled and relies on uncertain terms and identities.
The report notes that Elta Tannen and her daughter reside in Vis Haliburton. A Paralytic stroke occurred sometime between two dates, but exact timing remains unclear. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
A fragmentary notice notes an airtight condition tied to a period of weeks. The readable text mentions a mystery scene with alleged events surrounding a key object and location, but essential details remain unclear.
The readable fragments indicate a court or legal notice involving an appearance or action by Wallace and a schedule to occur on or before February 28, 1923. The text mentions cash amounts, property items, and terms of an estate or sale related to a proceeding identified as AVM ONE & Co.
Dr Cooper is associated with Fourth Street Church in this old item. The text mentions religious context and mentions past activities with terminology suggesting Methodist ties and a possible listing of individuals and places connected to the church.
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