Newberry Asked to Resign as Premier Fate in New Parliament
London dispatch details a dramatic campaign day with former premier Lloyd George returning to the Commons amid a Tory fight for power. About thirty women, including Jade Astor, seek seats as Britain enters the election with analysts predicting a Tory majority potentially 50 seats. The new House is expected to number around six hundred fifteen members.
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England
Troy
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House of Commons
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Renae Law
Britain
Jade Aster
Nancy Dlingherie
Virginia
Rent Tourlon
Cummins Considers Anestrike Legislation in Senate
Washington November 15 U P Senator Cummins weighs anti-strike legislation in a special congressional session. The plan targets railroads and aims to penalize employers for strikes interfering with interstate commerce. It includes provisions for a living wage for railroad workers and potential consolidation steps under certain conditions.
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Washington
U. P
Cummins
Administration Landlers
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Boiedski
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Runs Beans Through Wringer
Wellington reports beans shelled at fifty bushels per day with new wringer apparatus, increasing speed beyond hand shelling. Seattle dispatch notes Major Powell planning for a compulsory electoral attendance measure similar to one in the recent election.
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Wellington
Ohis
Toes
Songer Bileters
Cal- Jotmwen Hieberte
Jose
Prohibition Commissioner Grilled by Appropriations Panel
Prohibition Commissioner Hy Net Wor faced sharp questions from members of the Appropriations Committee in Washington. Representative Gallivan of Massachusetts pressed for lower spending and stricter enforcement while Haynes defended funding and agency work amid calls for changes to the liquor law.
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Gallivan
Massachusetts
Haynes
Valuation of Counties in 1923 Decreases Noted in Umatilla
The 1923 valuation in Umatilla County shows a reduction from the prior year. Totals reflect lower assessments across districts with figures in the vicinity of several thousand dollars for multiple towns and properties, continuing the statewide trend of slower growth.
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Umatilla
Canadian hero to speak here Friday
A speaker, Lieutenant Colonel with three decorations, will address a Friday meeting on International Good will. The event honors Canadian service and wartime heroes and is hosted by a local Canadian society. Admission is free. doors open before the talk.
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Lena
Hese & Apenner
Mer
George Fallie
Voycouver
Canadien
Americwne
Tom
Snirtaie
Wheat prices rise at exchange in early session
OCR text shows scattered terms about wheat prices at the exchange with unclear dates and figures. The readable parts indicate a market uptick as buyers and sellers engage, though specific prices and names are fragmented. The item presents as a brief market blurb with inconsistent OCR data.
Wirth Ministry Loses Control as German Affairs Unfold
In Benin on November 15 tensions rise as the Wirth cabinet falls amid political infighting. Food riots erupt across regions, causing numerous deaths and injuries while a new government formation gears up. The upheaval follows reparation agreement nullification and widespread public demonstrations against the ruling party.
Columbia farmers report successful projects in 1922
The Columbia meeting outlines farm programs, noting community involvement and achievements. Members including Frank Wangenyan and others discuss improvements in seed and crop handling, hay and cattle efforts, and cooperative ventures. About 460 participants contribute to garden and field work, with prizes awarded for notable farm activities.
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Columbia
Turkish Representative Arrives at Lausanne in Turbulent Talks
The Turkish delegate arrives in Lausanne amid threats to withdraw if Allies press for a preliminary conference. The Turkish government warns that ally demands could force a withdrawal, signaling a tense start to negotiations over terms of an eventual peace arrangement.
Packing Houses Plan Giant Merger Sound Commission Opinion
Chicago November 10 a detailed report outlines packing houses planning a giant merger. It notes a proposed consolidation of major firms including Swift Wilken Morrie and Armour with antitrust scrutiny and government involvement. The Commerce Commission hints at potential benefits and risks to competition and prices.
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Packing Houses Plan
Sound Commission
Chicago
Hong Strike Continues at The Ford Mepeer
Fragmentary text reports ongoing strike actions involving Mary Maroney and a group called The Valera Wupgerters. Readable fragments mention Cork, Monet Jey price, and arrests or detentions related to the dispute with unclear specifics.
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Ford Meer
Cork
Monet
Jey Price
Valera Wupgerters
Beret & Dowtomdt
Mayor Hartman Appeals for Umatilla Red Cross Support
Pendleton records show Mayor Teare appeals liberal backing for the Umatilla Red Cross through a Federal Building drive. The call urges citizens to aid the Red Cross during the annual campaign beginning in November with efforts coordinated by local officials and the volunteers.
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Hartman
Umatilla
RED Cross
Exhibition Opens In London With Hair Styles Bold
Fashion show in London features a variety of bobbed hair styles as designers unveil new looks for the coming season. Models showcase bold cuts and color palettes while attendees note the evolving trend and potential followings for the year.
Rotary Club Endorses Chautauqua For 1923
Rotary and local organizations push for a Chautauqua event in 1923. Speakers include community leaders and educators. program details and dates are discussed at the club meeting.
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Rotary Club
Discoveries of America Debated in Old Texts
The passage discusses early claims of American discovery, mentioning Christopher Columbus and other explorers. It contrasts views on who truly opened the Western Hemisphere and references historical names and places with notes of controversy and interpretation.
Chile Lower House Adopts Peru Treaty News
The Chilean lower chamber approves a treaty with Peru amid political controversy. Senators and partners in Washington weigh reservations while local officials in Portland and the Port land chamber of commerce react to the funding and work implications.
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Chile
Peru
Opposition able to oust senator at next session
Newberry sponsor is defeated in election after conversations with party leaders in Washington. The decision to retire Truman Newberry of Michigan comes amid belief the party would face embarrassment if he ran for re election. Democrats claim momentum as townspeople expect a vote to deny him.
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Truman Newberry
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Republian
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Lal Moers
Joe
Congress
Portland mayor to face fraud trial in May primaries
Portland on November 1 reports that CWeull Jide Stipleton will testify against Haninat W. IL Emrick, the chairman counting board precinct two hundred, over votes indicating fraud in the May primaries. Emrick will be tried in connection with the case.
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Dry World Prospect in Not 100 Distant Future Says W U
Philadelphia November 15 delegates to the eleventh world convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union expressed confidence that international prohibition would be achieved not far in the future. Delegates from Finland and Germany showed persuasive support for converting nations generally opposed to dry legislation. Unemployment this winter is expected to be at a low ebb, with forecasts of spring shortages. Three million were unemployed in the prior period, efforts focus on job creation.
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Women's Christian Tipernies Union
Feothiand
Germany
Laaver
Washington
D. Py
Department of Commerce and Labor Department
Fele
Weather Report From Major Moorhouse
Weather summary credited to Major Lee Moorhouse notes conditions and readings including reported maxima and minima, barometric pressure reading, and wind information. The fragment references specific instruments and measurements such as a 20.28 reading and a kilometer scale, indicating a historical weather brief.
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