Harding plan keeps vice president in fold of policy
President elect Harding signals a strong role for Vice President elect Coolidge in shaping domestic policy and administration. He aims to draw Coolidge into key tasks and seeks advice on reforming education religion and child welfare while stressing the home as the center of religious training.
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A summary of discussions during a busy day with President-elect Harding. Senators Fall and Burian plus Senator elects or aides visited Washington, advising on cabinet picks and the economy. Talks touched on public welfare, new departments, and the peace plan likely to restore US leadership. a proposed conference with European nations was floated.
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Inquest Finds Self Inflicted Knife Fatality in Dallas Area
Chicago coroner jury concludes Miss Theodora Sanders of Irving Texas died from a self inflicted knife wound after a confrontation on a hotel floor with HH Gaver trade manager of the chamber of commerce. The inquest heard only physicians and Miss Ruth Victor as witnesses with one attempted late evidence by OG Walker who sought a letter from Miss Sanders.
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Wilson Plans Deportation of Self-Styled Russian Soviet Agent
Washington reports that Secretary of Labor Wilson is nearing a decision to deport Ludwig Martens, a self-styled Russian Soviet ambassador to the United States. Justification cites organizing to overthrow the U S government and fits the 1928 Alien Deportation Act. Cabinet discussions reportedly weighed releasing Martens on recognition until his departure.
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Deportation appeal shadows Paleboyiki agent case
A court appeal seeks to halt a deportation order as the Paleboyiki agent, referred to by Hhawevin, faces legal review. The case centers on the claimed male identity and the procedural route to challenge removal. Proceedings focus on jurisdiction and due process to determine the next steps.
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Raid in Arkansas Ends in Seizures and Arrests
Federal agents led a prohibition enforcement raid near Lonsdale Arkansas resulting in the destruction of a moonshine operation with five men captured and three stills destroyed. About 100 gallons of mash and numerous sugar sacks were seized. Suspects were jailed on $2000 bonds after waiving preliminary hearings.
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Louisville Man Gains Twenty Three Pounds
A Louisville man reports dramatic health improvement after taking Tunlac, describing relief from stomach distress, headaches, and catarrh. He claims to have gained 23 pounds, his appetite restored, and energy returned after three bottles, with better sleep and no indigestion.
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Body Found in Babine Lake Identified by Receipts
A body found floating in Babine Lake near Port Arihiy on a Wednesday was identified as George Tarazor by receipts and marks on the victim. Police conjecture the death involved water hazards and an order receipt noted Digles Beaumont lodge, with additional unclear details.
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Transport Wheaton from Bordeaux and Et Nogaive
Fragmentary text recounts a transport voyage from Bordeaux and a funeral ship mast. It notes a silent passenger and a flag, with garbled phrases implying prior fighting or loss, but the exact events, dates, and entities remain unclear in the damaged OCR.
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Inauguration Costs Rise For President Elect Biden Stand
Washington reports the inauguration planning costs for the new president exceed expectations as the joint congressional committee schedules the mammoth Capitol stand and engraving work. The session notes the price doubling from prior estimates and outlines invitations and related duties in New York and other sites. The committee, led by Senator Knox, addresses tribute to American war dead and milestone events connected with the inauguration timetable.
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Topeka Milling Firm Hearings Prompt Market Concerns
The Kaw Milling Company manager J B Nicholson testifies before the industrial relations court on bread consumption trends and milling output. He cites decreased bread demand as a key cause of market chaos and argues higher prices reflect a constrained wheat market in Kansas.
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