Senate on treaty transfer and statehood plans reported
The article lists legislative actions and diplomatic notes including a treaty transfer of West Indian territories to the United States, discussions of statehood for Oklshoma, and various congressional items such as post office bill proposals, immigration inspections, and census bureau advocacy. It also notes appointments, legal cases, and public notices from the period.
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Denmark
United States
Loderem the
Med
Canada
Mexico
Topics of the Day From The Capitol Debates Senate Action
A scrambled report outlines parliamentary skirmishes in the senate calendar with references to committees and key figures. The text hints at debates over contracts and policy priorities, noting calendar battles and procedural maneuvering within the legislative body.
Muddle of historical notes spans crimes, politics and finance
A chaotic compilation reports on a murder trial in Frankfurt, political moves including Rear-Admirals Sampson and Cromwell slated for retirement, a new executive committee for a reform society, Irish land conflicts, a charity case in Kansas, and Treasury official Lyman J. Gage declining a banking presidency with a hefty salary.
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United States Treasury
Ibeabam
Eraalecar Kofyfontein
Orange Kixet Colony
Col L E du Mentin
Wards Seffett
Edecard
John Bibile
Werder
Grover Thomas
Raksex
Pittsboro
William T. Sampson
P. J. Cromwell
Admiral Sampson
Washington Citrom
Careese
Weir
Abram & Hewitt
D. Gilman
Elba Beot
J. S&s Billings
Carroll Wright
Weir Mitchell
Walcott
Frankfort
Merier
Goer
Treasury Departernt
United States
Spain
Cecal
Himnoi
Indiana
County
Wichita
Kas
the Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
International Banking Corporation of New York
Executive Order Restricts Federal Officers From Lobbying
A sharp executive order forbids officers and employees of the United States in any department from soliciting or attempting to influence legislation for personal gain. It bans direct indirect or through connections influence aimed at Congress or committees with dismissal from government service as penalty. White House January 32, 1922.
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United States
Washington
White Hoare
Oxford
Sach 2
Jackson
EX-CONGRESSMAN PEARCE DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Charles E Pearce former representative of Missouri Twelfth District died in St Louis after years of illness. He served in the Fifty fifth and Fifty sixth Congresses and earlier joined the Union Army as a Battery BL field officer. He practiced law in St Louis and helped organize the First regiment in 1877. He was a Republican.
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St. Lesisg
Charles E. Pearce
Planters
Tives
Mixsouri
Polmecary Trocbie
St. Louis
Tee Tax Reduction Bill Advances in House
Waskinetes February 1 A committee will meet Monday to report the bill to the house. The measure seeks to repeal or adjust taxes on tobacco cigars beer and related items. Special sections address these cases and aim to restore lower rates where possible.
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Waskinetes
Payee
Farewell and Welcome at Treasury Dinner in Washington
The Treasury department held a farewell dinner for retiring secretary Hom Lyuran J. Googe at the Shere bam betel. Guests included Heo, Les le M Shaw successor, and former assistants Van deruip and Howell with Admiral Farqueber. Speeches by Gov Shaw and Secretary Gage closed the event.
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Treasury Club
United States Treasury Department
Shoreham Hetel
Hem
Lyman J. Gace
Hoe
Washington
Treasury Einb
Offccials
Treasury Department
Hom Lyuran J. Googe
Heo
Lesle M. Shaw
Mr. Gace
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Farqueber
Gov. Shaw
Gage
Alles Taylor
Spaliing
Fire destroys multiple Downtown stores in Oaklend City
A blaze in Oaklend City Indiana destroys the Levi’s department store and W H Stewart’s fur and homeware shop along with smaller buildings. Estimated loss is 10000 dollars insured. A separate note from Hustington West Virginia mentions a thick ice sheet over the southern portion of the state with ongoing hazardous conditions.
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Ind
Levis
Stewart's Furnitore and Homieware
Hustington
W. Va
Bieg
MississippI Penitentiary Inquiry Dominates State Affairs
Mississippi column notes a turbulent mood as the penitentiary investigation consumes attention. Lawmakers praise the committee for duty while criticizing political pressure, and alongside, local events include deaths, new cotton mills, a Delta branch station bill, and public debates in the Capitol.
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Chet
Eimest
Jas
Accami
Mitchie
Cork
Poitier
Carefel i Westigation
Denmark
Mississort
Sistogi
Fragmented Southern Gleanings World News Flash
A scrambled report lists multiple distant incidents: a morphine–quinine overdose case near York Alabama, a fatal shootout between Robert Johnson and William Sherman in Pembroke Kentucky, a masked robbery near Manchester, a train wreck toll, river valley storm damage across the Mississippi region, and assorted deaths, arrests, and fires across several states including Tennessee Kentucky and Texas. Names include Dr Kinser Leta Pattom Bristol Will Morgan and Mary Heal.
Massive Norfolk fire era The Atlantic Hotel and district burn
Fire in Norfolk Virginia destroyed an entire block including the Atlantic Hotel, Columbia building, and surrounding structures on Grasby and Granby streets. Explosions tore through Brown's saloon as flames spread, with deaths and rescues reported. Water shortages hampered suppression and power lines stayed on. Nearby towns Frasher and Norwalk suffered additional destructive blazes.
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Columbia
Grasby Street
D.lowenberg
Brown
Atlantic Hetel
Virginia Eeleh
Eneger
Plume
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Stoey
Col J. Hall Davielsom
Atlantic Hotel
DL Lowenberg
Norfolk & Atlantic Terminal
Freewenpeomb
Western Union Telegraph
Fugitives Nabbed After Allegheny Jail Break
Edward Biddle and John Biddle are captured after a gun battle near Mount Chestnut, Butler County. Mrs Soffel, wife of the warden, is hospitalized with a self inflicted wound. eight officers fire on the fugitives at McClure's barn, all escapees wounded but alive.
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John Bibjle
Peter B. Suffel
Birdie Bewthers
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Prospect
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Eers
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Albert Swinhart
Charles McGiverm
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Ed. Biddle
Arrangements for Washington Trip Publicized
The draft schedule outlines extended East and South itinerary for a reception tour. Details cite train connections from Nashville to Chicago and Milwaukee with multiple stops and arrival times, indicating a formal party cadre coordinating transport and receptions across eastern routes during March.
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Vin Bosten
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Active
Conservative Refuses to Act on Hogr Bill Amid Senate Delay
Fragmented report notes Crossley pressing for action while H Wolbury abstains, demand for immediate referral to the Senate committee on federal relations. Ill Pleasant Plains and related figures are mentioned along with a note on the Great Falls disruption and a treasury gold total of 545,276,205.
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H Wolbury
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