Notables to Quit With Sixty Seventh Congress
Washington dispatch notes a sweeping retirement of long-serving lawmakers as the Sixty-Seventh Congress ends. Uncle Joe Cannon, 46 years in the House, retires, joined by Mondell, Fordney, Campbell, Volstead, Slemp and others. Senate losses include McCumber Culberson Hitchcock Poindexter and several veterans, signaling a major shift in official Washington.
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North Dakota
Philip P. Campbell
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Andrew J. Volstead
Minnesota
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Porter J. McCumber
R.I
Charles A. Culberson
D.V
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
League of Nations
Miles Poindexter
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Hitchrock Company
Poindexter
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Atlen Pomerene D.J
Ohio
President Sends McHenry Name to Senate Ends Postmaster Fight
Deputies conducted two liquor raids at River Road and South Amherst, arresting Stacel Koleski and Louis Lozi for stills and mash. President Harding sent the name of W. McHenry to the Senate for Elyria postmaster, ending the long local contest. McHenry faced competition from Eric Chapman and Carl Martin. Seward’s earlier removal and a later inquiry into a shortage were noted.
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Eric D. Chapman
Carl Martin
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Martin
Ross Fauver
Atlee Pomerene
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Pomerene
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French Push Drives Deep Into Rhenish German Cities
French forces push along a 59 mile front in Rhenish Bavaria Baden and Hesse occupying Mannheim Darmstadt and nearby railway hubs. By 9 pm Mannheim was effectively in French hands with about 500 infantry cavalry and mechanized support. Rail lines Rhine harbors and stations are seized as German workers strike and police withdraw amid shortages and looting reports.
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Mrs. M. Barte Ri Former Elyria Resident Dies at State Hospital
Friends report the death of Mrs. M Barte Ri 31 a former Elyria resident at a State hospital after a brief illness She is survived by her husband and two sons Howard and Braxton Services will be held at her old home in Attica Sunday afternoon
Central Labor Board elects Will as head
The Central Labor Body met at Machinist's hall with delegates from crafts. Officers elected for the year include J. E. Will as president, J. W. Sherard as vice president, J. J. Rose as secretary, J. D. Hughes as treasurer, with Thomas N. Marsh PC. Biddle and R. F. Hobitt as trustees. Concerted action for all crafts was pledged to carry out delegates' wishes and a prosperous period with work for all anticipated.
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J. E. Will
J. W. Sherard
J. J. Rose
J. D. Hughes
L. S. Smith
Thomas N. Marsh
Lawsuit for Auto Damages Seeks 25000 in Norwalk Case
Arthur Hoadley sues George Fenner of Norwalk for injuries from a November 26 accident on Cheriin Road near Cotteshrass Switch. He claims car collision caused fractures and other injuries, seeks $25,000 damages plus expenses, with support for medical costs and lost wages.
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Fact Fort
Sixty seventh Congress left mark on politics and war debts
Washington March 3 The Sixty seventh Congress ends amid oratory and controversy. It is hailed as the Recon struction Congress for its postwar burden. Republicans held large majorities, forming blocs such as the Farmers' Bloc. It achieved peace with Germany, supported naval disarmament, and laid plans for settling $11 billion in war debts, creating an American Debt Funding Commission. Domestically it revised taxes, repealed excess profits and luxury taxes, reformed the income tax, and established a budget system. It faced farm distress, spurred farm legislation, and saw heavy agricultural lobbying. (Continued on Page 3)
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Achievements of Sixty-Seventh Congress Foreign and Domestic
The Sixty Seventh Congress established peace with Germany by ratifying treaties and supported naval limitations under the Washington Conference. It created a European debt settlement mechanism, set up a Mixed Claims Commission, and restricted presidential appointments to the Reparations Commission. Domestically it enacted a high tariff, repealed war-time taxes, established a federal budget system, expanded agricultural laws, reduced immigration, set armed forces strengths, passed a soldiers' bonus and pension bills, enacted a maternity law, tightened Prohibition, regulated packers, supervised grain futures, funded war graft prosecutions, created a Federal Narcotic Board, and cut federal spending while directing more control over industry.
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Court acts to separate Lehigh Valley railroad and coal assets
The U S government filed in a New York federal court a final decree of dissolution to separate the railroad and coal properties of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company. The action follows a U S Supreme Court order and was announced by the Department of Justice in Washington.
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Washington
United States
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
New York Federal Court
United States Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Tes Supreme Court
Elyrian Hurt When Car Hits An Empty Bus
An unclear report describes a pedestrian named Elyrian injured after a green car struck an empty bus near Stay 16 in Cleveland. Details are fragmented and entities are uncertain.
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Cleveland
Farianawety
Costs Against The Republican Print Co Judges Webange
A legal notice records a deposit cost action filed against The Republican Print Co and Judge Webange. The document outlines an ongoing case, with costs sought and parties named. Proceedings appear in a local court setting, with no detailed dates shown in readable text.
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Open Forum Speaker C R Lovejoy At Church Event
Sunday at 3 PM Owen R Lovejoy chairman of the National Child Labor Comms speaks under the Church of Christ Open Forum on Making the Public Schools Public. Described as a children's statesman with deep subject knowledge and strong oratorical ability.
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National Child Labor Comms
Open Forum
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Children’s Statesman
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Last of Rhine Yanks Arrive in New York
A dispatch from New York reports the last contingent of Rhine Yankees arriving by ferry. The 14 soldiers, part of the occupation force, are greeted amid official watch duties and ceremony. Haywood Loane is named among the figures involved in the event.
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