Resignations and notes from national and local officials
Casper sheriff Casper-Lee Martin resigns effective August 11 without reason given. Natrona County reports eight milk dealers with modern sanitary plants. Sheridan welcomes Mary Roberts Rinehart and her husband to Eaton ranch for months. Gillette reports Mrs. Miller injured by a cow. injuries serious. Lon Pdunty reportedly stabbed a baggage agent over service speed. Tax reform may drop sales tax. existing taxes retained. Budget Director Dawes cites savings of 112,512,000 through trimming. Postmaster General Hays to issue more civil service lists amid claims of bias. Harding and wife plan a New Hampshire mountain vacation. Secretary Hughes demands release of American prisoners held by Russia. Norris accuses Senate leaders of machine tactics against his farm bill and attacks Kellogg bill. Harding house Senate talks favor tax legislation before tariff. Oxnard seeks Chinese labor admission to Hawaii. Surgeon General Cummings asked to report on ex-service hospital conditions. Socialists and labor leaders appeal for release of Eugene Dubs and wartime prisoners. Lasker seeks 125,000,000 for next five months. War Finance Corp releases past wartime financial remarks.
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House
Senate
H.T. Oxnard
American Beet Sugar Company
Eugene Dubs
Lasker
Shipping Board
Wars and debts dominate Harding era brief from distant cities
A clipped global roundup notes loan totals and debts, with Harding urging moral obligation to fund rail and agricultural credits. It reports on market sales, arrests, appointments, and political turmoil across New York Charlottesville Louisville Boston and Chicago, including a gunfight, graft charges, and a Russian upheaval. The item lists various locations and events, ending with a note on a continued report on page 8.
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American Rea Oa Fatter
Rite Ne
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Harding
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G. E. Miller
Lon Pdunty
Washington, D. C
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Hays
Civil Service Commission
Johnson
Mississippi
Capitol
New Hampshire
Hughes
Red Cross
Norris
Nebraska
Hoover
Cr. Myers
War Finance Corporation
Ash Credit
International Harvester Co
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Oliver and John Deere
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Opal Mercantile CO
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Tte Warners
Thos. Jefferson
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Louia K. Liggett
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Weaver
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Charles
Roumania
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Constantinople
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Third International
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World Congress of the Theophical Society
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Pearance
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Tish Feltman
Constanti Sinopee
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Tokio
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