Ford supporters push for national Ford for President conference
Henry Ford is likely to be drafted for the presidency as a National Ford for President Club forms with delegates from Michigan Ohio Nebraska Oregon Vermont New Jersey New York California. Roy Harrop elected president says no formal nomination plan set and Ford not invited to lead. The group plans state Ford for President clubs and may call a national conference to replace the canceled meeting.
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Governors Push Federal Scheme to Control Anthracite Coal
Governor Pinchot leads a regional meeting of anthracite users and state officials to press for a coordinated State and Federal plan to regulate the anthracite coal industry. The discussions aim to form a compact among three states and create a federal commission to oversee interstate coal commerce and pricing.
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Pinchot
Tay
Thief Writes Greetings From Apartment House
A garbled report notes a thief left a message to return a stolen item after tearing a wreath and merchandise from an apartment building. The incident involved a greeting and a ransacked area with a reference to a Bestmas Jubnany and 6300 units of items.
Portuguese Cabinet Resigns Amid Political Standstill
Lisbon reports the Portuguese cabinet has resigned to permit dissolution by the President after hostile parties blocked governance. The cabinet formed on November 18 with Antonio Machado serving as Premier.
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A. P.p
Toda
Yesterdy
Partiment
Partiato
Antonio Machado
Arapaho Delegation Seeks League Help for Rights
A sixteen member Arapaho delegation from Wyoming arrived in Paris and caused a traffic halt at the Northern Railroad terminal. Chief Old Eagle says they will ask the League of Nations to urge the U S government to grant Indians equal rights and privileges with other Americans.
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Wyoming
Fuil Rein
Arrivn
Old Eagle
League of Nations
United States
Toll Taken in Jalapa Battle by Insurgents
Reports from San Antonio show Generalillanueva Garza’s columns defeated Federals at Jalapa after 37 hours of fighting. Prisoners include Governor asarin, several deputies, General Berianga, and a mayor. Casualties: 80 killed, 115 wounded, 3230 prisoners, 708 horses, 822 rifles and ample ammunition seized.
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Tex
Generalillanueva Garza
Jalapa
Governorasarin
Berianga
Adol
Veraruz
Enrique Estrada
Jaliscomas
Vera Crus
Reintroduced soldier bonus bill prompts House action
Washington reports the soldier bonus bill, vetoed by President Harding last year, is reintroduced in the House by Representative McKenzie at the urging of Republican veterans with only minor changes from the original measure. The same wires note Germany's move to open direct talks with France on Rhineland Ruhr and related U.S. relief and diplomatic developments.
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Congress
Harding
McKenzie
House
A_ P
Lenroot
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Wisconsin
Cooldy
Germany
Important Chamber Meeting Tonight in Salisbury
The Salisbury Wicomico Chamber of Commerce holds its final 1923 meeting this evening at 2 o clock. The session will discuss legislative priorities for next month, water facilities, proposed agricultural legislation, and a report to Governor Ritchie. Committee reports on Schools, Post Office, and the dredging of the Wicomico River will be presented as farmers and business people participate in the discussion.
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Wicomico Chamber of Commerce
Gvernor Ritchie
Wiemico
Germany seeks foreign aid to stave off bankruptcy
Berlin reports an imminent appeal by the German government to foreign powers possibly via the League of Nations to manage Germany finances. Officials warn bankruptcy without aid and expect emergency tax measures and asset disposals to fund obligations amid uncertain revenue from Rhine Ruhr relief taxes.
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Rmeany
League of Nations
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Rhine Ruhr
Reopening British Trade Talks With America Discussed
New Castle England reports on British merchants and shipping interests pressing for reopening the American trade and consulate relations with the United States. Ambassadors and British officials consider restoring the consulate and easing wartime trade restrictions amid negotiations and economic pressures.
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England
Great Britain
United States
Harvey + Laast
Teasine
Brissa
100 Witnesses Summoned in Ku Klux Klan Case
The trial of a Klan related slaying moves forward as 100 witnesses are summoned to testify for the State. The proceedings center on Mrs. Margaret Weaver who is indicted as an accessory before the fact. Her whereabouts are listed as unknown.
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Puebla
Esperanzs
Nurve
Catusa
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Margaret Weaver
Teveland
Pax
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Senate In Recess Until Monday Next
A chaotic late year session leaves the Senate recessed until Monday as parties haggle over committees and conduct. Prohibition enforcement agents brace for a potential increase in contraband from Canada along the Northeastern New York frontier as authorities weigh further measures.
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Bee
Wal
New York
Shaw Revisions Hit Stage After 40 Years Indict Twenty Two
Twenty two alleged promoters of stock schemes in South Arkansas face indictment in a bedesa court on fraud and conspiracy charges. The list includes Morton Howard fat Marr and others tied to a prominent oil strip company. Bail amounts ranged from 800 to 10,000 with several defendants held.
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Wa'enall Lower
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Russia seen as future power in Europe by US official
Representative Prear of Wisconsin urged trade with Russia after a high level visit calling Russia stable and financially solid. He said Russian laws protect religious rights and that major native businesses seek resources to buy from the United States. He predicted Russia will become a powerful, progressive nation within a few years.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Preaz
Wisconsin
House Today
Frear
Prear
Japan In Its Rebuilding After Catastrophic Earthquake
Officials reckon about 150000 dead after Japan's September quake and fire. Rebuilding is stalled awaiting government plans. only temporary structures are allowed and funds for materials are scarce as aftershocks continue.
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Tokio
Dee
Japan
Meteorological Bureau
Kodama
Yokohama Specie Bank
Chokiuro Kadono
Messrs. Okura and Company
Extermination Drive Targets Japanese Beetle in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania December 1s authorities announce a coordinated effort to eradicate the Japanese beetle. Agricultural officials meet with county and adjacent area representatives to quarantine zones and organize state and federal help led by Secretary of Agriculture.
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Buresu
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