Cash Bonus Bill Faces Criticism in Senate Debates
A substitute cash and insurance soldier bonus measure drew sharp opposition from Senator Walsh of Massachusetts who called the proposal disappointing and bad in form and principle. He warned Republicans would support a presidential line and urged protecting veterans with true adjusted compensation rather than a separate bonus.
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White House handshakes spark debate and damaged trust
Washington April 22. President Coolidge began a no handshakes practice with crowds of over 12000 visitors at the White House as an experiment to speed tours, prompting complaints from those who saw only hurried glimpses of the president. Senator Heilin of Alabama urged greeting the public personally. In Hoboken a Palatka woman died after handling a dead crab. E A Gary chairman US Steel blasted Congress as “the worst thing facing the country” for investigations he called unwarranted and improper. He defended Coolidge and warned business leaders about recession fears amid the presidential campaign.
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Dean's Pills Ad Promises Kidney Relief
An old advertisement touts Dean's Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble and back pain. It claims thousands were helped and cites a Frederick case at 260 West Patrick Street describing sharp pains, swelling, and recovery after using the product.
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Fire Wipes Stockyards in Richmond Killing One Man
A blaze at the Richmond stockyards on April 22 destroyed 164 horses and mules and damaged property estimated at 300000 dollars. Carl Bernicehi died in the fire.
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Burglar Capture Details Bank Break-In Across Town
In Mahatoy City a two man burglary at the First National Bank was stopped after alarms sounded. Constable Willan and Traery Smith led responders, with one suspect captured in Cardville while another fled. News also notes Hargreaves completing his 276th Atlantic crossing and local election remarks.
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Mutiny on Rum Ship Off Boston Claims Crew Revolt
In April a British steamship Newton Bay carrying alcohol sent a wireless distress while about fifty five miles off coast. The crew, angry over pay, mutinied and threatened violence as demands for a raise were refused aboard the Albert Hebt passenger liner.
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Figures Say Motorcycle Is Safer Than Auto In Baltimore
The Baltimore Police Department compiled figures showing proportionally fewer accidents and fatal injuries among motorcycle riders than car drivers. The Maryland Motor Cycle Club and Harley-Davidson representative Paul Delphrey weigh in, noting more dangerous conditions for automobists and questioning the data.
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