Senate Passes Soldiers Bonus Bill Despite Veto Risk
The Senate approved the soldiers bonus by a 447 to 22 vote but analysis shows it likely cannot survive President Harding’s anticipated veto. The measure, aimed at granting daily credits for service, faces conference review amid German reparations deadlock and broader postwar policy tensions.
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United States
Re Day
Ford Motor Co to Close Plants Over Coal Shortage
Henry Ford announces closures of three Detroit area plants and assembling plants nationwide on September 16 due to coal shortages affecting about 105000 Ford workers and hundreds of thousands in supplier industries. Ford denies a real coal shortage and cites alleged profiteering by brokers as he leads a fight to curb prices and secure fairness for workers.
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Ford
Henry Ford
Metroit
Ford Motor Co
Dearborn
Rail policy unclear as emergency legislation moves ahead
Washington signals point to a final decision on emergency legislation to address rail and coal strikes. Officials in the president's circle expect action on potential presidential authority to operate rail and coal properties once Congress reconvenes. The scope of administration policy remains undecided as legislative and executive steps near completion.
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Washington
Congress
Weather and labor notes from Topeka and Washington
Kansas endures a fourth day of heat while northern and eastern counties brace for extreme conditions. In Washington, Eurapieet Fasting hints at rail strike talks with no new steps beyond his congressional address on enforcing laws.
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Topeka
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York
Congress
Wesacigno Passes After Prolonged Service to Seenea
Wesacigno served Seenea representatives for about 25 years until his death, with bronchial pneumonia cited as the immediate cause.
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Wesacigno
Tv. Contin
Mied
Seenea Eae
Unclear fragment notes crop yield comparison
Fragment references 4 és as compared with last year's yield, lacking clear details on crop type location or figures.
Restoration plans for Norman period wood carvings and abbey exterior
Prominent Norman period wood carvings at the abbey will be exposed by a lime-based preparation that removes dirt from the choir end and reveals original color effects. The exterior stone work will be treated to resemble whitewashed surfaces, restoring the gray stone to its historic palette.
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Rust Spot Relief
An old advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a solution to rust spots in laundry claiming superior results. The copy urges readers to try the product and see the difference for themselves. The fragment ends with a garbled line about people replaying courage their statesmen.
Rivalry on the links Between Grace and Charles M in Wall Street Journal
The fragment describes a golf game where Grace challenges Charles M in a friendly contest. It notes a rivalry between the two, with a playful remark about beating him at the game. The snippet appears from a Wall Street Journal page item.
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Charles M
Grace
Wall Street
Journel
Wedding Sparks After Rejected Best Man Incident
An amusing wedding note highlights three people including ete and Pee ee at the ceremony. The best man’s role ends with a dramatic rejection hinted by the Richmond Times Dispatch remark.
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Jey
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Glutton’s Debate Echoes in Castle Smoking Room
A Len caid recounts Henry Watterson’s quip about a glutton in a castle smoking room. The lord asks if the guest ate all the food, illustrating the comic clash between appetite and restraint in a witty 19th century setting.
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Henry Watterson
Len
Recovered Claim After Street Car Injury
A fragment notes a person badly injured in a street car incident and mentions paying a man and recovering. The text is unclear but centers on injury compensation and recovery efforts.
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Genet
Caves of the Tragedy Fragment Read
A fragment from a broader narrative depicts a tense scene with characters urging another to go further and bob their head, suggesting danger and a warning in a cave setting.
Fragmentary remark on poor business at Sea scene
A garbled clip notes a critical remark about a sea scene with a claim that no woman came within forty feet of a window, attributed to the Age-Herald. The text is incomplete and unclear.
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Ham Age-Herald
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