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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1923

Page

3

Wolves of Wall Street sparks curb on Heflin speeches

During congressional adjournment diplomats seek a plan to limit Senator John Thomas Heflin of Alabama and curb his lengthy remarks on the subject of "The Wolves of Wall Street." Senator Smoot recounts a Utah prayer habit of William M. Nelson to illustrate discipline in debate.

Congress John Thomas Heflin Alabama Wall Street Smoot Helen William M. Nelson Utah

Sun Suffered Chill Reports from Dr. Abbot

Dr. C G Abbot National Academy of Sciences home secretary and heliologist reports the sun has cooled slightly. Temperature readings twice daily from Mount Harqua Hala Arizona and Mount Montezuma Chile show 8 to 4 percent less solar heat than fifteen months ago. No explanation or duration given.

C. G. Abbot National Academy of Sciences Mount Harqua Hala Ariz Mount Montezuma Chile Abbot National Academy

Portrait of Gen Sir William Horwood Aids Police Conference

A New York visit profiles Gen Sir William Horwood, head of Scotland Yard, as he attends an international police conference for the British government. The piece traces his career from the Fifth Lancers through command roles in South Africa and World War I, noting his awards and rise to major general. It also outlines the Metropolitan police offices at New Scotland Yard and the history of Whitehall’s old yard.

William Horwood Scotland Yard New York William Fifth Lancer Great Eastern Railroad France Knishthood Order of the Bath Sir William Horwood New Scotland Yard Thames Embankment Old Scotland Yard Whitehall Metropolitan Police

Henry Van Dyke Praised At Izaak Walton League Banquet

Diplomat and author Dr Henry Van Dyke spoke at the closing banquet of the first national convention in Chicago of the Izaak Walton League of America He urged one million principled American sportsmen to join to influence state and federal policy The audience of about a thousand from 35 states heard his outdoors religion and his call for expanding outdoor America Chapters have formed from Maine to the west coast

Henry van Dyke Chicago Izaak Walton League of America van Dyke Walton League America United States England France Germany Norway Maine

The King of Stores in Chicago’s Great Department House

A Chicago department store occupies an exclusive building spanning from 43 feet below street level to over 200 feet above, covering about 44 acres of floor space. The guide notes 385 foot main aisle, 9 000 to 12 500 payroll range, 360 delivery trucks, 92 elevators, 36 000 to 50 000 daily calls, and a seventh floor dining room serving 3 900 at once with 250 cooks and 500 waitresses, powered by facilities rivaling a city of 100 000.

Chicago America New York

Jumel Mansion in New York A Historic Georgian Landmark

The Jumel Mansion near Amsterdam Avenue is a famed Georgian house with ties to Robert Morris George Washington and the Revolutionary era. It later became Calumet Inn and hosted Washington’s cabinet in 1790 before passing to Mme Jumel and Aaron Burr, ending as a museum of the period.

Robert Morris Jumel One Sixtieth Street Amsterdam Avenue New York Forty-seventh George Washington Washington Fort Washington Baron von Kuypausen Calumet Inn New York City Albany Stephen Jumel Mme. Jumel Aaron Burr United States Alexander Hamilton Weehawken New Jersey Chase Burr Mme. James Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Union

Considerable Division and a Learning Curve

A Chicago Tribune quip describes a schoolboy’s take on division and learning, noting his humor about sharing what the teacher says with “an awful lot of children.” A separate remark observes that a woman prefers a good listener for entertaining company.

Childers Chicago Tribune

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Carey J. C. Fuhr Williamsburg, O Ohio Cincinnati Buick L.w.’Carroll Batavia, Ohio George C. Schmidt Janit Walnut St George R. McKay Heflini Wolves of Nelson Bobby the King OF Stores Lioydieas Baby Carriages & Furniture Beleans Bellans Bnet E. & S. Frey Eagle & Smallwood Sts Baltimore, Md Daisy Fly Kille Pere Ve Vwatty Fuieat Sea Fedea Hindercorns Suthesnen
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