Congress Ends Session as Coolidge Nomination Looms
Edward W. Pickard reviews the closing of Congress, stock gains, and the looming Cleveland convention. Key issues include defeat of the McNary Haugen farm relief plan, Norris bill on power at Muscle Shoals, Ford’s bid criticized, and a tax cut signed with cautions. White House signals priority on a broader tax bill and fiscal clarity for 1925.
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United States
Cleveland
Republican Party
Calvin Coolidge
McNary- Haugen
Farm
Coolidge
Muscle Shoals
Senate Agriculture Committee
Henry Ford
Norris
Ford
Gorgas
Heflin
Ladd
Smith
Harrison
Caraway
Leaders Shifts Across Europe Stir Instability
REMIER POINCARD of France resigns as President Millerand invites Edouard Herriot to form a new ministry. Millerand resists leaving office. left bloc resists a government under him. Painiere elected president of the chamber as bloc’s choice. In Germany Ebert reappoints Marz cabinet amid Communist Nationalist protests. Dawes Report framed as salvation. In Romania a peaceful 10,000 peasant protest under General Averescu. Albania reports rebel advance toward Tirana. American admiral orders a warship ready to Durazzo. Austria’s Chancellor Seipel wounded. Hungarian police claim a plot to kill leaders. World warplane aviators reach Shanghai after Japan stop, heading to Amoy.
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Remier Poincard
France
Millerand
Edouard Herriot
Radicals
Paul Painiere
Left Bloc
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Havng
Ebert
Marz
Reichstag
Dawes
Hancellor Seipel
Austria
George
England
Marx
Zetaron
Lobben
Horthy
Motors and Their Care at Fixed Intervals
Instructions on regular maintenance for vehicles. Open the drain cock to release settled material in the vacuum tank to prevent carburetor trouble. Dirt around the engine can enter the carburetor, wear valves and pistons, and harm bearings. Noise from the hub signals wheel bearing trouble. a burned wheel bearing risks a hot box and wheel loss. Damaged spark plug wires risk short circuits and misfiring. A loud snap under heavy pull indicates a short in the high tension conductor.
Wheel and tire care and mud recovery tips
Wheel misalignment harms tires more than many factors. Washing soda and hot water through the radiator can remove rust. Off shifting can be aided by applying a bit of off to the clutch thrust bearing. The tire carcass consists of fabric plies and rubber. Fabric provides tensile strength while rubber binds and wears. Do not drive with a slipping clutch as it causes heat and gear difficulty. To free a car stuck in mud wrap an entire tire chain twisted.
Car Recovery Technique From Obsolete Car Manual
The guide advises threading wire between spokes and clipping tightly, starting the engine and reversing to extract from holes. If chains are unavailable, use rope, an old tube, tire cover, oil cloth, curtain, or bulky material wound around the tire for resistance. Stones or fence rails are deemed generally useless for aid.
Free mail courses offered veterans free
The Knights of Columbus announce free correspondence instruction for World War I veterans. All ex service men and women who served in U G S or allied armed forces are eligible. The program aims to provide higher education opportunities through mail courses.
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United States
Knights of Columbus
War time funds aid home study for ex service members
More than 200000 ex service men and women have already been trained at home in their spare time. William J McGinley supreme secretary of the Knights of Columbus New Haven Conn will furnish application blanks and detailed information on request. There are courses available in practicing every field of endeavor, embodying the best thought available in the field of higher education.
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William J. McCginley
The
Knights of Columbus
New Haven
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