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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1922

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2

Congress Closes Session with Last-Minute Signatures

Washington September 23. The sixty-seventh Congress adjourned sine die after ten months in session. President Harding signed the final measures at the Capitol, including a $2,454,210 deficiency appropriation with $200,000 for Smyrna relief, and the rivers and harbors bill. The closing moments featured political theater as senators and representatives delivered remarks and laughed, with talks of a possible November session and a raft of nominations dying with adjournment.

Washington Capitol Harding Congress Smyrna Fiscar House Senate Harrison Mississippi Aldrich Roosevelt Smoot Utah McKellar Tennessee Sutherland West Virginia Gillet Bens Leuinarrs Ession Calnn Langley Kentucky Arkansas Representative Campbell Kansas Campbell

Miner Tickled Over Pay Two Weeks at Rockwood Mine

In Johnstown Pennsylvania on September 23 a coal digger, Mike Rancher, drew 291.45 for two weeks work with eight hours daily. He struck a soft spot in the vein causing a heavy fall of coal and produced more than 0 tons of coal.

Johnstown Mike Rockwood Here

Floor Collapse At Strand Theatre Kills Child In Pittsburgh

A concrete floor collapse in the Strand Theatre lobby in East Liberty, Pittsburgh, crushes one girl to death and injures about twenty children, many under ten, as victims are rushed to nearby hospitals. Several may die as the freshly laid floor gives way during the disaster. Beane as Steady Diet reports from South Seaville about lima bean abundance and community garden habits.

Chia Pittsburgh Strand Theatre East Liberty South Seaville N. J

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