10 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1923
Page
1
President Coolidge sent the 1925 federal budget to Congress detailing expenditures of 3.298 billion dollars and promising annual tax reductions over 300 million. He urged repeal of certain taxes, backed veterans and coast guard funding, and signaled a veto of the adjusted compensation bill.
In Washington on December 10 a Senate session drew hundreds to the galleries as Senator Curtis of Kansas presented a resolution on an equal rights amendment claiming it would guarantee equal rights under the law nationwide. The proposal ties to themes of disarmament and broad civil rights, framed within a broader conference context by Senator William H. King of Utah.
A bill introduced today by Representative Watkins of Oregon proposes deportation for certain law violators. The measure aims to curb moral turpitude and strengthen national enforcement against criminals.
The Navy backs elevating gun citadel mounts as part of modernization citing treaty compliance. Secretary Denby says the move does not break disarmament limits, while Secretary Hughes and the late President Harding had ordered a halt, and the issue remains unsettled amid US Britain disarmament debates.
A fragmented report notes Senator Ed to prevent war moves and a proposal to repeal auto accessory taxes. Representative Clancy of Detroit introduces bills, while Ladd pushes a resolution in the senate. The discussion covers auto trucks motorcycles and vehicle parts.
Dec. 10 report notes Senator McKeller of Tennessee proposes a bill to compel mail delivery nationwide. The measure targets boxes and routes where delivery has stopped or is irregular, aiming to restore consistent service.
In Muscle Shoals a nitrate project bid was urged with a resolution introduced in the Senate by Senator McKellar of Tennessee. The proposal seeks to accept a wartime experiment related to the Muscle Shoals effort.
The diplomatic list shows Frank B. Kellogg named ambassador to Great Britain and Henry P. Fletcher to Boelsium with Richard M. Topin to The Netherigats. Other officials include 7 federal postings among the 2.41 appointments in the Senate’s confirmation today.
George B. Maier of Wilkinsburg recalled a fatal wreck when his stalled car blocked a crossing near Forsythe New York. He and two companions fled as the train plowed into the vehicle throwing wreckage across the tracks. Panic and darkness framed the deadly moment.
Fragmentary clipping describes a twentieth century crash with officials at the scene and partial notes on causes and investigations. Names and details are illegible but reference is made to witnesses and authorities.
A damaged clipping notes a ship named Francis seeking financial aid and mentions a crew or agency involvement in September 1922, with unclear figures. The fragment hints at maritime costs or assistance related to the vessel and its crew.
Fragmented report lists victims including Donovan of Philadelphia and Tatnell of New Haven with authorities investigating a deadly crash. The article notes a crossing danger and ongoing inquiry, with names such as Sturemann and Kiager among the dead and a continuation referenced on page six.
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