Congressional Fights Overshadow Debates on Legislation Program
Congress intensifies focus on legislation as battles loom over beer legality and budget bills. Key fights include financing for development, anti unemployment measures, and a Senate clash over Newberry seating. Investigations into soldiers and age notes loom alongside finance committee efforts to refine valuation pins and stimulus policy.
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Senate
Newberry
Patere
Peres
Hardee
Upward Trend in Business Warns of Years to Recovery
H C Baldwin head of the Babson Statistical Organization told members of the Association of Commerce in Green Bay that business conditions have started rising from a depression low and expect a four to five year return to normal. He predicted 1922 would see production outpacing demand, price and wage readjustments, and rising efficiency across industries, with 1927 likely to bring more failures.
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Associated Press
Green Bay
Wis
H. C. Baldwin
Babson Statistical Organization
Association of Commerce
Baldwin
Three Lawyers Begin Trial in Fisher Embezzlement Case
The trial of Peter Fisher, 32, former district attorney of Keenesha, opens in circuit court on embezzlement and bribe charges. W C Zabel of Milwaukee County prosecutes, defense is led by Robert Vernie Baker Calvin Stewart Wallace Ingalls, with Sensation Expected for long proceedings. Former Police Chief Gwen O Hare faces malfeasance charges to be heard after Fisher case.
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Associated Fpress
Reposse
Peter Fisher
Fisher
Eran Bsr
Gwen O'Hare
French Denial Over Forged Documents on Livaria Occupation
The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a formal denial claiming documents alleging a Franco Japanese pact on Livaria were forged. The note to Secretary Hughes from the French delegation in Washington labels the papers as fabrications "forged out of whole cloth" and rejects the alleged agreement.
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Associated Press
Paris
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Liveria
France
Jap Rad
Washington
Vassers Tepsbire
Hughes
MM. Sarrant
Trish Pact Ratification Cited by Plunkett in U S Debate
Fragmentary account recalls Plunkett asserting the Irish peace treaty would be ratified if a sectarian bloc can secure pledges to the Irish republic. The garbled text references wartime diplomacy and internal Irish politics shaping acceptance in Washington.
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Plunkett
U.S
Horace
Masked Bandits Rob Family Home and Torture With Hot Irons
Reported police: a pair of masked robbers attacked Karl Angi and his wife at their home. The couple were tied and beaten. irons were used on them and threats were made against their daughters. They were transported to a hospital where they died.
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Karl Angi
Orth Buni
Clebs
Churchill
Mir
Lars
Surasl
Sur
Question of Trial of Lemberger To Be Decided Soon
A court plans a swift ruling on the trial of Lemberger, with proceedings expected to conclude in the coming days. Details remain limited as the case heads toward a decision.
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Lemberger
Bankers Dine In Marathon Session At One Arm Lunch Room
Dozens of bankers, exhausted by long New Year work hours, gather for a lengthy lunch in a single room. Reports note heavy loans, investments, and increased assets across two major banks as leaders and journalists observe.
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iBy
Presa Chicasteo_ FIL
Comp Chicars
Heidays
Eexides
Congress Pauses Honor to Penrose as Death Shocks Senate
Congress paused for a moment of respect after the death of Senator Penrose. The session began with guidance on upcoming elections and tax reform plans including tariff revisions and railroad relief. Senators weighed committee shifts caused by Penrose’s death while discussions on the Newberry case and tax measures continued.
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Penrose
Lawrence Martin
United Press
Loa
Sena
House
Senate
Cox
Joe
Ubt
Respect
Coleague
Rheth Holmes
Forvisn
Harding
Congressines
Penroze
America Will Demand Japan Leave Siberia
Washington presses for Japan to withdraw troops from Siberia amid disputes over occupation in the region. U S officials highlight concerns about bolshevik spread and the future status of the Siberian domain as allied nations weigh military actions.
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America
Japan
Siberia
A. C L. Bradford
United Then Star
Washington, D. C
Erin
Unio
Liveria
France
Chita
Liberia
State Department
Near East
Coopera
Siberian
Ja-pan
Alwaya
Home of Elihu Root Robbed of Wines
Thieves entered the residence of Elihu Root during his absence at the arms conference in Washington. An advertisement in a Luce newspaper offered 3,060 Lewards for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the culprits.
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Elihu Root
Unind Press
Y Pilea
Elimot
Clinton
Washington
In & Luce
Naval experts press on naval limitation talks in Washington
Washington D C naval experts from arms conference delegations continued work on the final naval limitation agreement while other Far Eastern issues were discussed. A British spokesman suggested Britain would follow Secretary Hughes on any French debt payment related to wartime loans.
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Washington, D. C
Crady of Techni
China
Great Exitain
Arma
Ray
Hughes
France
United States
Reavis
Bavi
New Photo Shows Wilson Improving Health
A recent Washington photo shows former President Wilson in better health than at any time since his breakdown. The image was taken a few days ago, suggesting improvement in his condition.
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Wilson
Washington
Government Wins In Resale Price Policy Suit
Government victory in a resale price policy challenge against wholesalers. Supreme Court orders three pending cases reargued and broad orders modified. Justice dissents noted and further hearings scheduled on related labor and trade law issues.
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Federad Toile Voliissien
Uribe
Privey
Hell
Aide Commission
Alsocinne
Holmes, McKenna
Brathers
Ailottieva Today
Supreme Court
Alexander Howar
Constitution
Kansas
Sentuetri
Relatons
Heath of Senator Penrose Announced in Senate
The report notes the death of Senator Penrose and outlines the senate’s response and upcoming details on his funeral arrangements. It mentions Philadelphia and Washington as locations in the news note, with expectations for further official notices.
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Heath
Roses Penrose
Senate
Kenosha County Judge Installed In Noted Ceremony
At Kenosha County a notable installation ceremony honored John Suter as judge of the municipal court. The event drew the county bar and many visiting legal professionals, with floral decor and formal tributes marking the occasion.
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Kenosha County
Prezay
Kenesha
Ith
Muurt Annete
John Suter
Mersing
Miny Law
Major Opie Accused of Killing Soldiers in France
Three new witnesses told Senate investigators they saw Major Opie of Staunton Virginia shoot American soldiers in France on a morning in 1918. Witnesses William St John and John Leady described killings, while Gillie of Richmond said Opie shot a runner. all requested to testify as hearings continue on alleged wearings and ill ness.
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Waslington
le Opie
Staunton
France
Senator Watson
Georgin
Witla D. Gillie
Richmond
Major Opie
Pihet
William E St John
Lynchbars
Opie
John KR. Leady
Stratsburs
Vallois
Clearing House report finds banks impaired after credit extension
The Chicago Clearing House investigation reports that Continental, Fort Dearborn, and affiliated institutions faced capital impairment due to extended credit. Directors resign and are replaced as the committee oversees Elm Wood State and Dearborn National Bank assets amid stock movements at Dearborn and Dow Jones institutions.
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Born Trust
anaSe
Fase Bian
Merser
Chisato
Siete
Clearing House Association Inx Flounders
Fort Dearbo
Fort Déarhiin
Chieaso Clearing
James B. Fargan
Chicago Clearing House
Clearing House ‘Committee
Dank and the Drovers‘Trust
Savinze Bank
Edward Tilden & Co
Ests
Aarrr
AI. Dawes
J.oieron
Alexander Robertson
Swift, Jr
Henry Veeder
Elwood Staite Bank
Tilden
Sproul Named as Penrose Successor Rumors Rise
In Harrisburg governor Sproul faces questions over a possible resignation to allow appointment to the late Senator Penrose seat. Reports cite discussions with Senator Watson and other aides, with several sources suggesting Sproul would resign to be appointed by Lieutenant Governor Biddelman. Funeral planning for Penrose continues as arrangements delay burial.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Oovesnior _Sprout
Watson
Penrose
Balint
Washington
Philadelphte
Sproul
Tae
Biedlerman
Spencer Penrose
Triconie
Hungarian minister to United States appointed
Supposed appointment of Count Laszlo Suche as Hungarian minister to the United States places him in Washington. The former Consul Seectnsy is identified as Gladys Vanderosit of New York, with mention of visa and residency details amid a North American posting.
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United States
Associated Press
Sustan.t
Count Laszie Suche
Hengarien Mixter
Wiaishington
Covuntess Seecticnsy
Gladys M. Vanderosit
New York
Core
United States Shipping
Facale
Magnigeens
Germania
Otter Great Maritime
Belgie
Marbie
Germany’s Flag Flies Over New York Financial District
Fragmentary report notes Germany’s flag visible in Manhattan near购买 shipping district. Officials mention Consul General Keri Lane and changes to German Republic symbols while old imperial emblems fade.
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Germany
N. Y
East Hundiness
Keri Lane
Wiliam
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