Hopes for Rehabilitation of the House by Public Estimate
Washington to which Speaker Longworth faces a tough task to restore faith in the House of Representatives. The piece notes the chamber as a machine favoring longevity, rushing debate on major bills, and the tension between steamroller tactics and the ideal of thorough public deliberation.
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Nonpartisans Seek Northwest Farm Labor Comeback
J G Soltis arrives as a delegate at a non partisan league mass meeting in Bismarck North Dakota to push a national farm labor plan. He lists leaders from Montana Minnesota and Washington and predicts support from eastern industrial workers and 500000 coal miners. He says the movement aims to revive the league amid GOP drift and notes William Lemke's bid to regain power after the 1921 recall defeat.
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Newspaper Men to Be Pensioned by House Bill
Havana December 18 the House of Representatives unanimously approved in principle a retirement and pension bill for newspapermen. The articles of the bill will be discussed later. The Senate bill to create a special drawing of the national lottery to fund Cuba tourism advertising also passed.
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Browne backs separate air force for Philippines
Major Charles J. Browne chief of the army air service in the Philippine Islands told a Rotary club meeting that a separate air force should be created occupying the same relative position as the army and navy.
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Dowager Queen Margarita Improves in Italy
Bordighera Italy December 18 Dowager Queen Margarita suffering from pulmonary pleurisy reported better this morning as fever subsides and physicians say illness is following its normal course.
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Shooting tragedy ends in double loss in Michigan family
Miss Lilian Nean, 20, leapt before her father Alois Neane, 48, as he fired at his wife Anna 46. Nemie Neane then killed himself. The motive cited was a quarrel over the daughters attending amusements last night.
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Judge Grants Christmas Stays For Prohibition Offenders
In Butte Montana Judge George M Bourquin granted stays of sentence to three prohibition law violators allowing them to spend Christmas at home. Two offenders may travel to California during the holidays.
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Boxing judges ruling illegal remains under review
Hollywood California December 18 4 Decisions by judges on looking bouts are illegal says State Attorney General U S Webb in opinion released by Captain Seth W Strelinger chairman of the state athletic commission The opinion holds the referee must render the decision and the judges system was used in a recent bout in Hollywood
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Protests Storm arena Over Referee Decisions
At the Hollywood American Legion arena fans gathered after protests of referee calls. The event centered on disputed rulings igniting local tensions.
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Tucson Condemns Army Court Martial Ruling
The Tucson city council unanimously condemned the army court martial action that found Colonel Cy guilty of insubordination and urged Kent Coolidge to reverse the decision.
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Train Hits Car Near Here Fatal for Four
Four killed when Rock Island passenger train struck a car at a crossing near Kellogg Iowa. Victims listed as Miss Helen Hodges of Drs Msizss, a Fri. and Mrs. Brown and Arnold Morris of Newton. The group was returning from Newton after a dance.
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