Daylight saving clash endangers foreign ships and U S law
Treasury enforces dry law on foreign vessels entering U S waters with strict permits and limits. British and French authorities protest while diplomatic talk of retaliation looms. Gov Al Smith signs New York repeal, shifting wet/dry balance in Democratic race. Opium conference yields American production limits amid global opposition. Barbot crash mars French aviator's Long Island trip. thefts cripple recovery. Washington soirees mark a busy week as Harding leads ceremonies and Kansas City chosen for 1924 convention.
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French Marine Workers’ Union
Baldwin
House of Commons
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al Smith
New York
Empire State
Connecticut
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Silver
New Jersey
Ritchie
Maryland
German Proposals to Allies Urge Fresh Reparations Conference
Germany under Chancellor Cuno offers a new reparations plan with annuities up to 1.5 billion gold marks backed by monopolies taxes sugar revenue railway earnings and asset pledges. France Britain and Belgium weigh the proposal as Ruhr tensions and occupation measures escalate while Krupp works face seizure over unpaid taxes.
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Cuno
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Jaspar
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Supreme Court rulings challenge non English language instruction bans
Last week the Supreme Court issued decisions questioning state laws that prohibit instruction in languages other than English. Justices Holness and Sut dissented, arguing constitutional concerns over such bans.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Holness Yi
The
Incomes Above Million Dollars Fall in 1921 Tax Returns
Treasury report shows only twenty one persons had incomes over one million in 1921, the smallest since the tax began. Across all above 100 thousand dollars the counts decline from 3,649 in 1920 to 2,352 in 1921, with six million personal returns filed. Per capita net income dropped to 184.65 from 223.87.
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Treagyury Department
Turkish peace pact paves customs duties on American aid
In Lausanne Isimet Pasha and the American delegation draft a peace treaty with Turkey. The accord would let the Turkish government collect customs duties from 10 to 50 percent on the $5,000,000 in food and supplies sent annually by the American people to Turkey. The provision mirrors terms in treaties with the allies, leaving Mr Grew with no ground for protest.
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Inister Grew
Lausanne
Isimet Pasha
United States
Turkey
Mr. Grew
Critics Voice Against 12-Hour Day in Steel Industry
A statement by representatives of fifty Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish groups, via the Federal Council of Churches, condemns the American Iron and Steel Institute report favoring a 12 hour workday. It says the report ignores evidence and understates risks to workers physically mentally and morally. It cites United States Steel stockholders’ 1912 view that long hours reduce efficiency and vigor.
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Lberyt
Gary
American Tron and Steel Institute
Federal Council of Churches
United States Steel Corporation
Chinese cabinet resigns and leaves Li Yuanhung to govern alone
A Chinese cabinet resigned en masse on Wednesday and traveled to Tientsin, leaving President Li Yuanhong to run the government in Peking. The ministers issued a statement accusing Li of unconstitutional conduct, though the move is seen as a plot to remove Li from office.
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Pyeie
Tentsin
Li Yuanhung
Peking
Boy Injured In Accidental Shooting At Lindley Home
A Withers family visiting near Rush Creek Ranch had their eight year old son shoot himself with a .22 rifle found at the Lindley home. The bullet entered his left cheek, destroyed lower jaw teeth, and the incident remains unexplained. The boy was taken to a doctor and Omaha for care. No ammo was found and no neighbor witnessed the moment. The injury is not expected to be serious barring infection.
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Logan Withers
Rush Creek Ranch
Jandles
Withers
Lindley Bos
Omaha
Lindley
Lisco Tribune
Annual Meeting Held by Farmers Union Co op
The stockholders of Farmers Union Cooperative Grain and Stock Association met at the American Legion hall all day. A good lunch was served at noon. Many matters were discussed and disposed of, and the new Board of Directors for the coming year were named: N. Wf. Meyer, C. D. Bills, Oscar Olson, C. D Moorhead, H. ST. Mise gadis, IK. J. Dykman, Robert Emanuelson, Tsaac Olson and John Fraass.
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Farmers Union Co-operative Grain and Stock Association
American Legion Hall
N. Wf. Meyer
C. D. Bills Oscar Olson
C. D Moorhead
H. ST. Misegadis
IK. J. Dykman
Robert Emanuelson
Tsaac Olson
John Fraass
Lodgepole Express
Ready for OM Test on Rawhide Creek
The first carload of material for drilling the Rawhide oil well arrived in Lingle. It includes an engine, boiler, timbers for the derrick and equipment needed to start work on the Rawhide structure, as reported by Scottsbluff Star-Herald.
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Lingle
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Larson's Music Store Ad Promises Free Band Instrument Lessons
An advertisement by Larson's Music Store offers free teaching for band instruments. The line reads Cc. G. Conn band instruments we teach you to play them without any extra charge.
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Cc. G. Conn
Larson
Hotel Changes Hands in Olean as Eggers Takes Over
P J Eggers of Denison Iowa has assumed ownership of the Olean Hotel and is ready to welcome guests. He plans to secure regular roomers and boarders and offers a four room apartment for housekeeping. Eggers believes the outlook is favorable for his first class business.
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Olean
P. J. Eggers
Denison
Iowa
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