Inquiry Into Foreign Combinations Dominating Imports
A United Press report says the Commerce Department will launch a triple inquiry into foreign combinations controlling rubber nitrate and fiber imports. Secretary Hoover expects recommended corrective legislation for consumer protection and a review of producing these goods in the U S or possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
United Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Commerce
Secretary of Commerce
Congress
Colt
Tirestone
Lawrence Martin
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Americas
Warding
Harvey Tirestone
Allamt Tirestens
Eprer
Harding
Mini
Florida Keys
Wisconsin Assembly Passes Proportional Ballot Bill
The Wisconsin Assembly approved a plan to place minority party candidates on primary ballots by lowering the governor's race petition threshold. Democrat Richard Warnke led the measure, while other actions included allowing local clerks to serve as peace justices and extending mortgage renewal periods and charter notice timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prega
Madison
Wisconsin
Assembly
Richard Warnke
Merril
Ower House
Boxer dies after blow in boxing match at Tacoma
Fred Bowers known as Eddie McCue, 26, a light flyweight, died in Tacoma General Hospital from hemorrhages of the brain after a two round bout with James Smith last night. He collapsed after the match and surgery failed to save him.
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United Prees
Tacoma
Veash
Fred Bowers
I'reddie McCue
Taroran
Bruin
Jammy Amith
Powers
Smith
Baeile
Athletics Not Seed of Militarism in Big Ten
Major John J. Griffith, commissioner of athletics for the Big Ten Western Conference, told a Rotary Club audience in Chicago that athletic nations are not militaristic. He questioned the advisability of drastically reducing armaments or abolishing the military as proposed by Wisconsin, noting that enthusiasm for fighting games has not bred quarrelsomeness. The United States and Great Britain can maintain Anglo-Saxon vigor without resorting to warlike displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John J. Griffith
Delvery
Rotary Club of
Whinconsin
United States
Great Britain
Government tax receipts surge to nearly two billion
Washington reports estimated tax payments will pour into federal coffers before midweek, with about $1,600,060,960 due now and March payments about $209,000,000 higher than last year. The treasury notes quarterly installments predominate, as postwar business conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R Mallon
Unpetl
Washington, D.C
Treasury Department
Lear Veary
Anti-Saloon League Political Committee Report Summary
The Antisaloon League political committee filed a report with New York and federal authorities detailing receipts and expenditures tied to the 1924 primary and general elections. The record covers withdrawals and the timeline through February with a noted increase in disbursements from January 31 to Fay 28.
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Albany
New York
Mnetiee Shue
Preas Waahineten
Pontal
Fever Hoax Case Shocks Eskanaba Fans and Doctors
Evelyn Lyons of Escanaba Michigan recounted a detailed fever hoax that fooled doctors for weeks. She described how she manipulated thermometers and witnesses using a hot water bag to simulate illness. She apologized, saying she deceived many out of fear and hoped for forgiveness though she faced a public showdown.
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Evelyn Lyons
Astomated Press
Escanaba
Mich
Herrmal
Bacanaba
Assocutes
Evelyn
Harry Dennet
Nature Hetiers
Wold
Opium Disappears At Glass Lecture At Marquette
Sixty dental students are suspended at Marquette University after a small amount of raw opium used in a drugs lecture vanished. Dean L Bangnof ordered suspensions and an investigation, later reported to federal authorities. Officials say most particles were recovered or accounted for, with few lost during handling.
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Dental Department
Galird Pree Aulwankee
Marquiite University Dental School
L Bangnof
Marquite University
Banrhot
Federal
Aunorstita
Dome
Uly
Acudenia
Pericles
di Banztoy
Imould Ani
Joman
Yue Atuden
Mente
School For Fleet of
Uruel
Harding
Marquette
Frisco Banker Named US Envoy to Netherlands
Richard Tobin, a wealthy San Francisco banker and clubman, has been named by President Harding to serve as the United States minister to the Netherlands. The appointment places Tobin in a key diplomatic post as relations with the Netherlands are outlined for the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco Banker
Netherlands
Richard Mr. Tobin
San Francisco
Harding
Storm Wreckage Salvage Efforts Under Way
Red Cross and officials lead cleanup across storm battered states as salvage teams retrieve wreckage and human remains. Nearly 204 injured as blizzard and ice warn of first thunderstorm of the year. storms disrupt travel and communication amid ongoing relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Red Cross
Pinson
Deanbure
Wiestein
Trades Unions Threaten Canada Over Legal Status
Howard F R Choe, general chairman, warns unions will quit Canada and move millions of dollars to the United States unless the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers is declared a legal body. He cites a Justice Call decision branding the group as an illegal organization and calls for amending the Trade Unions Act to allow non registered branches to remain legal.
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Brotherhood of
Locomotive Eingineers
Canada
Howard FR Choe
Brotherhood
Call
Union
Trade Chase Maul
Railroad Brothers Hoods
United States
Victory
Tusties Galt
Imon
Germany plans reparations commission and price limits
Berlin reports outline a German scheme to appoint a commission to determine Germany's ability to pay reparations and to fix limits on international loans. The plan envisions about 30 billion marks and rejects the unofficial French proposal for annual payments. Private conferences pursue guarantees, while a bold scheme to stabilize the mark aims to bolster Chancellor Cuno and unity among industry and workers.
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Carl O. Groat
Uni Presa Stat
Berlin
Germany
United Press
de Cart Bergmann
Fata
Cone
Pew
Coto
Ruhr
Thyssen
Franco
Ate
Fritz Kaasen
Lendbag
Oshkosh Names First Policewoman in City History
Mrs Myrtle Vo Beamer leads a push for a police woman to join Oshkosh municipal force. She vows to ensure respectful, helpful service and to raise girls and women to pursue police work when needed. The effort centers on principled leadership and improved public safety.
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Amy Capacliz
Breier
Myrtle Vo Beamer
Fragmented OCR Reflects Irregular Local Notice Context
The readable text hints at police and fire meetings, city personnel issues, and community concerns in Oshkeeh Wetaila. Mentions include Lisi hires, a new half year, and women with children in a city workforce, with references to education and local families in Wack Wood.
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Oshkeeh
Conte
Belloven
Uatlan
Bert
Wack Wood
Missing mariner among drifting tale of sea quake
Widespread report centers on a missing captain named Cagter Loland aboard a vessel near the Chale coast. Conflicting accounts describe an earthquake tremor and sea disturbance that hindered searchers and left observers unsure of his fate or location.
Definitions Form Contention Points In Picking Venire
The fragmentary OCR text references definitions and contention points in selecting a jury pool. Names such as Willand Tatety and Steiger appear amid garbled phrases, with unclear context about venire and related legal proceedings.
Dramatic Actions by Irish Free State Against Irregulars Doubtful
Fragmentary OCR details rapid measures by the Irish Free State against irregular forces. Mentions executions and convictions for conspiracy, names several executed men, and notes public speeches surrounding the event. Text is garbled and partially indecipherable but indicates punitive actions and trials linked to republican opposition.
Companies To Share Workings Of Mandate Oil Fields
American firms won access to Mosul oil developments in Mesopotamia as Britain and France agreed that U S oil companies may participate in the Mosul district under mandate administration. The move is hailed as an open door policy supporting equal opportunity for nationals of all mandating powers.
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A. la Gradiera
United Provestaft
United Preash
Washington,d. C
America
Mosul
Mesopotamia
Great Britain
France
Old World
Wilson
Harding
Hughes
Delegation Presses War Finance for Farm Aid Continuity
A Washington delegation of senators representatives and farm groups urged continued financial assistance by the War Finance Corporation for farmers. They cited pending farm credit measures and asked the new director Frank W Mandell for quicker loans and favorable terms to support marketing and production of crops amid wartime needs. Farmers' letters and calls from Todd and Capper reflected broad concern over future access to funds and security requirements.
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United Proan
Washington, D. C
War Finance Corporation
Farm Organization
W Mandell
Me Corporation
Capper
Kanges Fair
Tne
Titnance Corporation
Dencor
Todd North
Aveplis Farm
Aetna
Foreley
Amd
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Sli
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Irish Free State
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Dima
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Abel
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Rourke
Jamey Tarte
Patrele
Hoaan Jonn
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