Harding and Bryan Confer on Problems in Washington
Harding and William Jennings Bryan, former secretary of state, held a lengthy consultation about world affairs and arbitration treaties in the early days of the new administration. Bryan provided firsthand knowledge of treaty prospects and suggested ideas for a world league, while discussions touched on justice, arbitration, and the feasibility of a covenant.
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Harding and Coolidge discuss interloper issue and campaign unity
Governor Coolidge says as resident he will select advisers freely and supports Senator Harding’s administration plan. He praises Harding’s gravity and aim for national unity, pledging sincere cooperation to align foreign policy with broad American support.
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Steel Plants Idle as Demand Drops in Youngstown
Heart of steel plants in Youngstown Ohio report idle days ahead as orders shrink. Officials expect most plants to halt production by week’s end and into the new year. Only some units and essential departments may stay open. Workers face furloughs and financial strain while the district’s United States Steel plants weigh options.
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New Bank Measures Urged Amid Credit Reform Debates
News records debate over creating a credit bank and granting rediscount powers pending a special institution. Proposals note potential relief of about 500,000,000 shillings nationwide. The issue ties to unemployment data from Aberdeen and Wisconsin and reflects broader monetary policy discussions of the era.
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Million Undesirables From Central Europe Coming To America
Berlin reports immigration from Central Europe has reached a stage threatening to dump nearly 1,000,000 of the most undesirable people into America. An official of the Americas White Department says the exodus is primarily from Poland and Hungary, with many seeking passports and steamship passages. Consul offices are swamped, and immigration checks are limited. Government agents warn against illegal passport schemes as the immigration crisis deepens and officials push reforms to curb the flow.
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The Homeateria promises low price meals at Beckers San Antonio
Beckers proclaims a radical dining concept offering breakfast through supper at 50e per meal with no extra charges. The plan features hearty home style dishes, unlimited butter, coffee and desserts, aiming for long term profit and growth as a cornerstone of Beckers’ success in San Antonio.
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