Wage Parley Plan Perused By Builders
The lumber wage negotiation details reveal anger over a proposed scale. Samuel Watermyer’s ideas are weighed as unions oppose the plan. Builders and trade associations resist concessions, with the board and employers’ group backing rejection. Continued discussion expected.
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Tailors Endorse President Harding’s Clothes
Report says the 1920s merchant tailors convention praised President Harding for his attire. Delegates arrived to meet him at the White House and noted the fitting of his suit as reflective of his leadership. The President credited his appearance to the valet service and a strong public vote of confidence across the tailoring community.
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House Committee Approves Removal of Old Postoffice
Washington reports the House Committee on Public Buildings approved abandoning the old City Hall Post Office in New York City and replacing it with a new $20 million courthouse complex. The bill, by Rep Rossdale, seeks presidential appointment of a commission including the Postmaster General and key cabinet members. Critics cite space and churchyard concerns, while architects praise the plan’s city value.
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Girl on Stand Describes Influenza Trial and Court Testimony
A West Side court hears a girl recount a troubling tale involving Richard Wickard and a friend. The proceedings reveal the girl and Anna Hes s visiting Wickard at his apartment and receiving money, with further testimony about alleged assaults and a mother’s concern as the hearing continues. The article also reports city influenza measures and health department actions amid rising cases and a pending epidemic alert.
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Inside Job Accused in $1477 Registered Mail Heist
Williams Morris, linked to a $1477 registered mail robbery, was arrested after investigators traced a trail to his home at 1 Bathsate Avenue. Inspectors say Morris may be a silent partner in a larger scheme involving stolen bonds and altered securities, with several co‑suspects and ongoing efforts to locate all loot and dismantle the gang.
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One Drink Upsets N Y National Guard
A to-do arose in the New York National Guard over an undrunk drink during the Americani zation pageant at the Test Regiment Armory last fall. Lieutenant Colonel James Eben and Lieutenant Colonel George W Burleigh raised questions about liquor in an armory, but the governor declined to comment and the matter stalled at division headquarters without reaching him.
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Early Action Planned on Soldier Bonus and Tax Reforms
Washington January 85. Republican steering committees in the House and Senate agreed to push for quick action on soldier bonus legislation and to study ways to raise funds. Senate leaders expect a bonus bill this session with House Ways and Means likely to report early in February. Treasury experts assess possible revenue from a sales tax among options. The program also covers treaty issues, armament talks, and federal appropriations as Congress plans adjournment by late June.
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Woman Confesses to Drugging and Robbing Victims
Lucille Van Hoff Hanley, arrested for forgery, confessed to police that she drugged and robbed victims singlehandedly. Over sixteen months she stole mostly jewelry totaling more than 50000 dollars, often after gaining employment as a maid. She chloroformed Dorothy Olson and others, then robbed their homes. She described a brutal husband pressuring her into crime.
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President Intervenes To Settle Shantung Dispute
Washington, Jan 25. Drafting experts work overtime to unite numerous armament conference resolutions into a single convention. Nine powers plan to include key statements from the Karwifal stern committee, not all agreed, with a lengthy preamble to avoid overloading the treaty body.
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Benedict XV funeral set for tomorrow in Rome
Rome reports a conclave of 38 cardinals in Rome for the papal election with burial services for Benedict XV scheduled at 1:00 tomorrow. Crown Prince Humbert attended the bier as debates about church state reconciliation and Italian politics swirl around Genoa talks and American and Russian attitudes toward the conference.
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Court Upholds Fine Over Crown Prince Accusations
In Frankfurt on the Oder Germany Jan 25 Furt Lehmann socialist editor was fined 1500 marks for insulting the old officers corps in a case tied to charges that the Crown Prince and ministers led a life of wine and women during wartime. Lehmann claimed soldiers supported his assertions and cited a book Germany's Tragedy as evidence.
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