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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
23
London reports Premier Lloyd George ready to discuss an Irish truce amid shifting English views. The article notes changing attitudes and potential openings for settlement, with emphasis on political maneuvering and the broader effect on government policy and wartime considerations.
Dense OCR text shows Aldermen addressing amendment terms and covenant alterations. The noisy debate lists names, locations, and procedural notes, with references to police, court, and local officials. Continuous fragments mention residents and multiple dates and places, forming a chaotic but council focused record.
The article reports Curran denouncing a plan as absurd amid board deliberations with references to education funding and city governance. It mentions aldermen, budget figures around 1.2 million, and ongoing debates over school and municipal spending. The piece weaves in names and factions, underscoring political wrangling and procedural motions.
Vice President Marshall collapses on the floor while Arne escorts the Ohioan to the dais as Harding appeals for harmony. The speech signals plans to convene an extra Congress to address tax and tariff reforms aimed at unifying the Senate and easing party tensions.
Fragmented OCR outlines Democratic figures like Warren G and others in a pageant setting. Mentions of Harding era politics, Senate debates, and Royal fashion imagery hint at a wide historical parliamentary event with ceremonial roles and public display.
The report describes a congressional hearing with President Wilson’s stance, committee members including Fordnty and Chirk, and discussions of the State’s finances. It notes a lengthy exchange on tax and budget matters, with delegation remarks and procedural motions.
Fragmented OCR notes refer to a police cordon and an alleged robbery at a country club. Names, locations, and exact times are unclear, but the report centers on a muffled safety incident with police response and investigation underway.
A fragment lists a jury of women aiding Mrs Hamon in wartime civic work. Names or specifics are unclear in the OCR, but the item indicates organized female involvement in a home front or community project amid unrest.
Washington December 6 Walter G. Mardin presided as President Harding addressed fellow Senators and Representatives, wrapping his term with calls for unity, constitutional fidelity, and cooperative effort with Congress. The scene echoed a new era as he urged efficiency and bipartisanship in government.
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