Smouldering Cabinet Tensions Roil Harding Era
A Raymond Gapper dispatch describes intra administration strife in President Harding's cabinet. Key figures Albert B Fall and Henry W. Wallace loom amid factional rifts affecting policy, with concern over land and bureau power echoing across departments.
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Harding vows to fight pork barrel system in budget fight
Washington dispatch reports President Harding denounces pork barrel spending as lawmakers move to insert a $15 million item for river and harbor projects into the Army appropriation bill. Critics note prior Army cuts and Department of Justice funding are at issue amid ongoing budget battles.
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Soviet Delegation to Geneva Arrives in Riga Guarded
Soviet delegation bound for Geneva via Riga arrived today amid heavy security. Soldiers and police guarded the depot while officials urged haste as the eight carriage train from the frontier carried twenty four soldiers and the lead figure George Chitthenn spoke with Latvian officials on the platform.
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Mississippi Railroads Win ICc Ruling On Lower Freight Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission allowed Mississippi Valley Railways to keep reduced freight charges from Chicago to Pacific routes through Gulf ports and Panama Canal. The suspension order was lifted and rates continue after April 1, with reductions applied to shipments bound for western ports and New York.
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Moonshine Still Conviction Upheld by State Supreme Court
The defendant Burton Cooke was convicted of maintaining a moonshine still. The state supreme court in its fourth division ordered a new trial after a garden find along a public road raised questions about the law.
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Last routine of Wisconsin Assembly on final day
On the last day of the special session Speaker Young guided the House through routine actions as lawmakers debated income tax return dates. The assembly rejected a governor’s substitute bill and adjourned sine die after a tense exchange and brief recess.
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Bomb Explodes During Green Bay Day Meeting
A bomb detonated at a Green Bay Congregational church meeting tied to the prohibition movement. Police linked the device to an anti prohibition campaign, with witnesses recounting a concealed explosive in a tin can and authorities investigating motive.
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Creditors Act Against Madison Bond Company
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy against the Madison Bond Company was filed in U S District Court by Gabe Forest Company. The Wisconsin Account Fee Division revoked the company’s certificate, and stock had been sold widely throughout Wisconsin.
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Villa to open packing plant in Mexico
Weallngtren Ciel Francisco Villa, famed bad man of Mexico, plans a packing business. The department of commerce reports a packing plant will be rebuilt and equipped at a cost of 6608 dollars, providing work for 290 laborers.
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United Press
Border arms seized as clashes flare near Belfast and Newry
Report of armed confrontation and cross border clashes near Belfast to Newry with arms and ammunition moved across the frontier. A firefight wounded a sergeant while patrols retaliated and authorities suspended metal trades in Belfast amid ongoing tension.
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Fire destroys noted basilica at Quebec shrine
A historic fire devastated the Basilica of Ste Anne in Quebec described as famous for its shrine. The blaze damaged the interior of the church and affected the surrounding area, drawing hundreds of pilgrims and prompting closures as authorities and priests assessed the ruins and planned recovery steps.
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Rarest collection of world laces seized by revenue official
A corrupted report states a private collection valued over $100,000 was held by revenue agents in Rome, claimed to be the property of Lolth Rokefeller McVarmicks. The laces allegedly came from Ararth after an eight year journey to Chicago. The owner petitioned to have the laces exempt from duties, seeking duty free status.
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Tex Rickard Acquitted of Bial's Charges
A New York court acquits Tex Rickard on charges related to Bial. The trial included references to Nellie Goaski and multiple indictments while the jury delivered a final not guilty verdict. The judge deferred further examination of other cases as part of the proceedings.
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Too Enthusiastic Remarks Spark Bomb Incident Debate
Fragmented remarks from Johnson on a bomb incident reference troubling rhetoric. The dialogue notes tensions over precharged statements and protective actions around a prominent figure, with mentions of Horton and others. The piece mentions a trip by Jahneen to Oxtikoaly for tonight's talk on The New India.
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Secret wireless news and telegraph history items
An archival passage details secret wireless and telegraph methods, printing presses, and the use of typewriters in early news transmission. It mentions figures like Morton, references technologies, and hints at the role of power sources in rapid communications.
Meeting With Craig On Irish Situation
An agenda item notes a planned discussion with Craig about the Irish situation. The fragment mentions Ron and Leone and hints at a conference or prebind context. Names and roles are unclear in the garbled text.
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McMaster Wins in South Dakota in Turbulent Race
The report shows McMaster defeating rival candidates in a South Dakota contest amid chaotic returns. Weather notes mention mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies with varying temperatures and a Wisconsin sentiment referenced in the event context.
Senate Ratifies 5 Power Naval Treaty
The Senate ratified the 5 Power Naval Treaty with the United States joining Great Britain and others. Senator Mary land Republican Trice Oty voted against the agreement, while proponents argued the pact preserves naval balance and safety amid global tensions.
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Death in Hospital Room Where Twins Lie
A hospital scene centers on two twins in a patient room where fatal complications or events loom. The narrative weaves through the chamber with references to medical teams and evolving conditions, suggesting a tense, ongoing case.
Coal Miners Conference Hopeful on April Strike Outcome
New York and Chicago ministers and officials from 135000 anthracite miners met to discuss fuel reserves and possible April 1 action. Leaders warned a nationwide stoppage could follow if talks fail, with operators cautious about offering concessions amid looming price and supply pressures.
House Passes Army Appropriation Bill Without Roll Call
A scrambled record notes Congress voting to approve the army funding bill without a recorded roll call. The text mentions representatives and the process, with unclear lines referencing stake and timing for the measure.
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Premier Lloyd George Faces Support Crisis and Possible Resignation
Report outlines Lloyd George’s political jeopardy as Labour lines up against him amid industrial crisis and Irish situation. Commons debate signals confidence vote after Romney's conference results and threats of government collapse.
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