Republicans Prepare for 1924 Convention in Cleveland
The Republican national committee finalized plans for the 1924 convention in Cleveland with June 10 foreseen as the final time and place. Delegates would be reapportioned to 1000 total for next year, a move protested by some Southern and Black members. Women leaders urged the female wing to secure votes for the party, with Harriet Taylor Upton and Mrs Leonard Mow leading events.
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Washington
Dion
Prt
Cleveland
Southern Committee
Harriet Taylor Upton
Ohm
Tna
Eudle Lanes
Acwoda
Mra Leonard Mow O
Penrevania
Revolt Spreads Across Mexican West Coast Front
Revolutionary forces under General Silvian de Garcia claim victory over loyal troops at Centotolapan on the Vera Crus Puebla border. Jose Maria Sanchez pursues Puebla governor with Colima overthrown as troops in Sonora and Sinares join the uprising. President Abregon allegedly departs the capital while insurgents march toward Sinares and Sonora.
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Vera Crus
Silvian de Garcia
Centotolapan
Puebla
Jose Maris Sanchez
Obregon
Colima
Sonora
Sinares
Personereac
WA Paso
Tex
Nogales
Aris
Tepic
New Mexico
Arizona
Alenis Ullea
Brownsville
Vera Cruz
Tamaulipes
de Lara
de la Huerta
Matamoros
Sala Secures Large Reduction In Express Charges On Feed Products
A court order redefines express rates for feed items. Interstate routes are split into three zones under a new plan aligned with American Railway Express lines. Revised rates apply to first and feed class shipments, potentially lowering charges from October 12, 1920 levels. Continuous proceedings note Gardener’s attempt to move 8 carloads of 12,000 pounds of fruits and vegetables by express faced objections.
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Maryland
Delaware
Virgina Peninsula
Grindla City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Expresa Company
Peninsula
Hale Harnson
Harrison
Bertin
Apprard
American Railway Express
Sala
Comer Ate Aa Thinning Groupe
Vanteack
American Railway Express Company
United States
Il Gardner
Express
Woadoo backs aid to veterans and tax relief stance
The article outlines Woadoo’s support for veterans aid and tax reduction. It notes opposition to Coolidge’s railroad consolidation plan and to an ex service man bonus, framing the Democratic line as seeking a fair tax burden and steady growth.
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Associated Press
Willam Gibbs McAdoo
WeAdoo
Democratic Party
Acena
Need No Warrant To Search For Liquor
A Pennsylvania Superior Court decision upholds arrests without warrants for transporting liquor in vehicles and officers may search and seize drink supplies found in trucks. Judges Stern Porter and Keler affirm the Commonwealth wins in multiple tied cases, with details on warrants and driver arrests.
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Philadelphia
Horace Stern
James Gay Gordon, Jr
Lquor
Potee
Keler
Porter
Harded
Dow
Harry Bubm
Quarter Sessions Court of
Armtreng
Unty
Ke'ler
Jhn Schwartz
Crawford
Feu
Aes
Stearn
Nerd
Kefler
Amendments to Constitution Hit House Floor
A Washington Republican plans to introduce an equal rights amendment in the House after Senate debate. The National Woman’s Party backs it as other Republicans push child labor limits and citizenship rules for children born to alien parents. Additional amendments address marriage and divorce laws and other constitutional changes.
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Washington
Tangaty
Kansas
House
Senate
Curtis
Cooper
Wisconsin
Dallinger
Massachusetts
Johnson
Fitzgerald
Moore
Ohio
Portman
New York
Republians
Hayden
Antona
Bakeralforma
United States
Baker
Congress
Fined For Alleged Sale Of Liquors In City Shop
George Jones a Church street shop keeper was tried before Magistrate T Rodney Jones on charges of selling liquor. He was found guilty and fined 50 dollars plus costs after testifying he never sold liquor. Witness Jason Maddox testified he bought liquor from Jones the day in question.
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George Jones
Church Street
T. Rodney Jones
Jones
Jason Madde
No inquest into Forsyth twentieth century wreck
Forsyth wreck on the Twentieth Century Limited last Sunday will not have a formal inquest. Coroner says any action will follow official findings by railroad officials and the Interstate Commerce Commission and New York Public Service Commission.
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Forsyth “Noy
Wrek
New York Central Railroad
Foroner B Mo Broud
Chautauqua County
Railroad Company
Interstate Comm Ree Commission
New York Public Service Commission
Foxes fed on whale meat at Alaskan fox farm plan
Cordova Alaska December 12 A DeW W Council a surgeon in Cordova ordered five whale boats for Green Island fox farm to provide whale meat feeding. The 26 foot boats with gasoline motors will carry three harpoon guns to capture whales as feed to reduce farm costs.
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Alaska
Green Island
Here
Firemen Hold Big Feed Tonight
The Salisbury Fire Department and its supporters celebrate tonight at eight with a complete reorganization of the Arc Company site in City Hall. The apparatus will be removed from the fire quarter and the floor space given to the festivities. Twenty two barrels of beer will be served to all guests.
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Salsbury Fire Department
Arc
U S Attitude on Reparation Welcomed by Commission
The United States readiness to join the Reparations Commission is reported as favorable. Colonel James A Logan notes Washington supports American experts joining two expert committees on budgeting and customs to assess Germany's finances. General Chartier and Dawes are repeatedly mentioned as probable budgetary experts.
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Pans de 12
James A Logan
Amerwa
Tomatssion
Uuts
Europe
Amans
Logan
United States
Chartier
Dawes
Washington
Tax Revision Work Begins In Washington
A preliminary conference with Secretary Mellen opened work on tax revision legislation. Representative Green of Iowa, prospective chairman, said the committee would proceed with accuracy and thorough consideration. The Republican Ways and Means panel, meeting yesterday, outlined the treasury tax reduction program and local matter concerns.
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Washington
Mellen
House
Ways and Means Committee
Sreen
Iowa
Treasury
Reen
Thorugh
Relics of King Tutankhamun Require Years to Restore
New York reports the Metropolitan Museum of Art notes the tomb artifacts of King Tutankhamun in the Valley of the Kings are in fragile condition. Restoring robes and accessories will take years. one robe bears 50 900 beads to be sewn by hand for copies. Wooden chariot parts survived, but leather fittings are powder.
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New York
A. Pdit
Tutenkhamun
Egyptian Valley of Kings
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Four Die When Home Burns In Indiana Family Tragedy
Four Fuhrman children Herman 13 Albert 11 Peter 11 and Harold perished when their home caught fire late last night ten miles south of Longootee Indiana. Father William Fuhrman was severely burned while attempting rescue.
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Ind
William Fuhrman
Here
Herman
Albert
Peter
Harold
Kaiser Title Debate After 1918 Revolt
Berlin reports dispute over the continuation of the title Kaiser for William II and the Crown Prince. The Zeitung Ammi questions retaining the title if the Kaiser and Crown Prince are taboo while noting the ex-Kaiser’s namesake, William II of Württemberg, gave up the title King in 1918 and became Duke.
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Berlin
Wiliam Minzellern
William
Prussia
Zeitung
William II of
Weerttemberg
Duke of
Wuertemberg
Bogus $18 Chicago Bills Circulating Widely
Chicago reports counterfeit money circulating at an estimated 300 000 to 1 000 000 in value. Investigators led by Captain Thomas Porter are tracing the source as hundreds of new notes are found daily. The bills bear the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank seal and feature a Jackson portrait with altered shading on the reverse.
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Chicago
Thomas I. Porter
Government Secret Service
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Andrew Jakson
Ford Admirers Plan Gathering in Midwest
Adherents of Henry Ford plan a formal convention to toss his hat into the ring. Delegates from across the country meet informally to set a date, with St Louis or Chicago as possible sites, but Henry Ford vetoed the plan.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
St Louis
Chicago
Wren
Henry Perd
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