Two Americans Elevated to Cardinals in Rome Ceremony
The Vatican secret consistory elevated two American prelates, Monsignor Patrick J. Hares and Archbishop Mundelein, to cardinals. The ceremony in the Hall of Consistory followed centuries old rites with vivid robes, Swiss Guards, and formal kneelings as bishops and officials pledged loyalty to the pope.
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Committee Hearing on Beard Case Amid Shipping Board Inquiry
Members adjourned while Washington officials, including the Shipping Board and the attorney general, reviewed the Beard matter. The session continued with questions about procedures and pending steps as lawmakers seek formal action.
Five Congressional Inquiries Under Way
Five congressional inquiries are underway as committees in Washington pursue investigations. Initial steps include hearings and document requests aimed at clarifying actions by government officials and related agencies.
Chicago Mob Hisses Call For U S Flag
A Chicago audience hissed a speech by Allinson a Leavenworth veteran and draft evader as the League of the Fort and local church hosted a talk by Professor Phillip Fox of Northwestern University on preparedness The controversy arose after Garry post commander of the American Legion Lake County urged a patriot rally while members questioned Allinsons war record and fitness to address an American audience The pastor urged a vote and the crowd decided to bear Allinson vote or not.
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U. S. Steel Reports 1923 Results And Duties Reform
United States Steel Corp reports 1923 earnings of $12 million to $19 million range with net income around $1.571 million. The eight hour workday goes into effect across all plants following a twelve hour day era, with wage adjustments to reflect a 3 percent rise in hourly pay and base rates.
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Vrere
Harding
Fragmentary British Column Rumor Record
A garbled London text mentions names like Maren Abe and a pushy buyer scene. The unreadable OCR renders little clear fact beyond hints of a shopping or social encounter and possible questioning of propriety.
Berliners Arrested Over Counterfeit Money Flood
About 200 Berliners were arrested in January for counterfeiting or passing bad money. Merchants refuse Prussian state currency, while widespread fake notes and multiple local monies flood the economy. Travelers face currency confusion as German and occupied-area issues mix with railway issue money.
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Upham Denies Sinclair Stock Contribution
Upham denies report that Sinclair contributed stock. The scene centers on testimony before the Senate committee Wednesday March 9 regarding election funding and potential stock involvement in the Sale River region.
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Sinclair Stock
Daugherty Probe To Be Resumed Wednesday
Senate hearings into Attorney General Daugherty were postponed due to illness. Senator Moses joined new inquiry into the Rice and land deals as Chairman Brakhart said the probe would continue Wednesday if the chair is restored. Miss Stinson, the divorced wife of Jean Smith, was a key witness in the investigation.
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French franc keeps up sensational climb
A sensational advance of 27 points pushes the franc to a new high at the opening of the foreign exchange market. The surge follows heavy reversing orders over the weekend, reflecting strong demand and market momentum.
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Anderson Court Denies Doubt Move in Forgery Case
Former New York anti saleen leader William Anderson loses bid for a certificate of reasonable doubt. He faces immediate transfer to Sing Sing to serve a one to two year term for third degree forgery starting tomorrow. Corroborating attorney Colley P Williams plans to proceed with the sheriff to execute the sentence.
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Tome Crew
Hamburg Housekeepers Promote Freezer Meat Revival
In Hamburg on March 24 radio broadcasts urge German households to embrace frozen beef from Brazil Argentina and the United States now sold at 38 to 3 percent under meat prices. Medical authorities praise frozen beef, while broadcasts and images push favorable comparisons to prewar quality.
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Late News Bulletins Mixed From Washington to Belgrade
A string of brief items reports Curtin in Washington discussing Navy leadership, the Soga Board ship Presdent Monroe ashore near Miami, Honduran arms talk at the League of Nations, U S capital gains tax cut delay, and a Belgrade resignation from Premier JogeSive-era government amid European unsettled conditions.
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Contempt case against Sinclair advances in oil inquiry
The Senate committee voting 72 to 0 to compel Harry F. Sinclair to answer questions before the oil committee moved toward bringing him before a court for contempt. Witnesses denied or disputed related stories as efforts continued to push the investigation toward a quick conclusion. Chase, Fall’s son-in-law, refused to answer questions citing possible self incrimination.
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Three Members of Frish Parliament Resign
Three members of the Frish Parliament resign as reported from Deublin dated March 24 by A P McGasth. Details are unclear in the dispatch but indicate transfers or stepping down from their posts amid shifting political alignments.
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