Notable Deaths and Policy Shifts Across the World
A wide range of 1922 events are noted including the deaths of Dr Lee Ben Clark in Atlanta and former Senator Albert Hopkins in Aurora. New IRS rules liberalize sacra mental wine access for rabbis. Harding weighs railroad nationalization amid crisis with Daugherty and Cummins.
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Iowa
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Brady wins Western Open title at Detroit
Mike Brady captures the Western Open at Detroit Michigan in a day of fierce competition. In Chicago the Cubs beat the Phillies 26 to 23 in a chaotic baseball clash as fans shouted touchdown attempts late.
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Phillies
Chicago
Miners Resume Work as Prices Rise and Coal Bill Passes
Illinois coal operators and miners settled terms resembling Cleveland's pattern, resuming production as profiteers push prices higher. Congress swiftly passed a coal commission bill, limiting operator or miner appointees and trimming salaries, while Senate action awaited conference. The piece also notes railway shopmen strike turbulence and the assassination of Michael Collins.
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Michael Collins
Cleveland
Washington
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National Labor Strike Talk Sparks Union Warnings
OHN SUANE of Sioux City asserts plans for a nationwide labor strike are maturing as various unions press the AFL to act. Meanwhile radicals faced a Michigan raid after secret meetings in Berrien County. 17 arrested, led by William Z Foster, with seized propaganda raising fears of a Soviet regime and upheaval tied to a railroad dispute.
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Ohn Suane
Trades and Labor Assembly of
Sioux City
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Berrien County
Michigan
Agents of Justice
William Z Foster
Chicago
Pastor Stokies
Senators Move Fast On Soldiers Bonus Amid Confidence Of Passage
Senators opposed to the bonus appeared to yield while the Senate sped through finance committee amendments and began weighing individual changes. It was conceded the measure would pass in days and Senator McCumber said a veto by the President was unlikely. He noted the annual outlay has been reduced and the treasury can bear the burden, given the improved financial condition.
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Railway Executives
Bert M. Jewell
Association of Railway
Senate
Finance Committee
McCumber
Harding
Treasury
Harding Delays Ship Subsidy Bill Until December Session
The administration ship subsidy bill will not be considered further by Congress until the December session. Republican leaders urged the delay, and President Harding, in a letter to Representative Mondell, has supported the pause.
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Poincare Advocates France Demands Reparations Note
In Bar-le-Duc Premier Poincare restates France will insist on reparations from Germany and will act alone if needed. He demands Ruhr and forests be placed with the allies as guarantee and rejects any moratorium while blaming Germany for its collapse. He warns against appeasement and calls for renewed European cooperation.
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Bar-le-Duc
France
Germany
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Great Britain
Freedom from laxatives by Nature’s own lubricant
Doctors promote Nujol as a gentle non medicinal lubricant that mimics nature to ease constipation without griping. It is described as harmless, pleasant, not a laxative, and used in hospitals and by physicians. a modern alternative to pills and salts.
Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad Promises Clear Complexion
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for the complexion and Cuticura Ointment for periodic use to keep the complexion clear, scalp clean, and hands soft. It adds Cuticura Talecum as part of the trio, claiming gentleness and effectiveness.
Red Bross Ball Blue for Housekeeping Needs
Advertisement touts Red Bross Ball Blue as ideal for cleaning kitchens towels linens sheets and pillowcases across all housekeeping departments with strong all purpose claims.
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Red Bross
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