Mitchell Could Seek Wisconsin Senate Seat in 1926
Washington buzzes as Colonel Billy Mitchell may run for the Wisconsin U S Senate next year. Backed by Milwaukee reports and state circles, Mitchell could contest the Learmonth renomination or run as a Democrat or independent amid a GOP split. The court martial verdict and Coolidge stance loom over any campaign.
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Sandy
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John Mitchell
United States Senate
Roosevelt-Simpson Field Museum expedition specimens intact
D C Davies of the Field Museum said some trophies from the Roosevelt-Simpson expedition to Central Asia may still exist. He noted animal and bird specimens could have survived by land routes via camel and suggested railroad workers in Trans-Caucasia might locate them. He added Roosevelt and Kermit planned a voyage via Marseilles and London toward late February.
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Chicago
D. C. Davies
Field Museum of Natural History
Roosevelt-Simpson-Field Museum
Central Asia
Badum
Georgian Republic
Trans-Caucasia
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Marseilles
London
Fireworks Fading in Present Session of Congress
Washington observers report an unusually calm first days in both houses as the tax bill gains speed. Senator Couzens presses an assault on the internal revenue bureau amid concerns of corporate favoritism and administrative discretion.
Soviet Vodka Price Hike Reported In Moscow Brief
World News in Brief records a 56 percent vodka price rise in the Soviet Union bringing it near one dollar a quart as a tax and revenue measure. French forces in Morocco clear sixteen miles west of Kifane and restore tribes ejected by Riffians while subduing Semadja. Cardinal Mayes attends Holy Year closing in Rome. English sculptor Sir William Thornycroft dies at 76 after surgery. Moscow says Soviet Russia will join the League of Nations disarmament and peace conferences.
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Kifane
Semadja
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Russia
League of Nations
Commodity Notes Report Diverse Activity Across Regions
Shipments on the lakes for 1924 are expected to approach 1923 levels after a record year with 28,995,709 tons. November shipments reached 25,018,777 tons. East coal production rises as labor disputes ease and mines reopen. Indiana onion growers exchange ends December 1 after dissatisfaction and deliveries decline. Cleveland furnaces run at near full capacity with eight of eleven blast furnaces active. Wheat state acreage in 1926 of eleven states gains about 1,500,000 acres over 1925, to roughly 28,630,000. Kerryville wool sale of about 50,000 pounds to Winslow and Co occurs after sealed bids.
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Topeka
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Ten Bee 19 Fears Aboard Curlew Reef Run
Citizens fear a wreck near the Atlantic coast as the Curlew sweeper ran on a reef this week. Rescue efforts are underway to save any crew or cargo.
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Panama
Prohibs Figure Way Is Clear Says McBride
KF Scott McBride, Anti-Saloon League of America, says millionaires row exists in the federal At lanta prison and predicts four major dry bills will pass next Congress. He claims the present congress is drier and warns about hundreds of bills. cites Cramton, Johnson Vail, Stocker measures and enforcement provisions as key parts of the program.
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Senate Unfair to Organized Labor Protest Noted
Olympia on Friday greeted arriving legislators with a sign reading The senate is unfair to organized labor as the Senate defeated a bill permitting peaceful picketing by organized labor. One person would walk in front of a nonunion employer with a sign declaring unfair practices.
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Senate
Relief Legislation Under Way From White House Conference
Washington officials announce early congressional action on farm relief. A cooperative marketing bill crafted by the Agriculture Department and farm leaders may be introduced in the House and Senate before Christmas recess and rushed to passage. Senator McNary coauthored the McNary Haugen plan, which faces administration opposition. Representative Tincher sits on the House Agriculture Committee and the Republican steering panel.
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Pocatello Tribune
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Burbank to Receive Thirty-Third Degree of Masonry
San Francisco reports Luther Burbank, noted plant wizard, is to be admitted to the thirty third degree of Masonry in a special session of the supreme council. Delegates from Nevada, Hawaii and California attend the ceremony marking the honor. Tribune want ads bring results.
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Luther Burbank
Supreme Council of the Masonic Order
Nevada
Hawaii
California
Strikes It Rich in Far North Santa Claus of Alaska Returns
Patrick Quirk, former Bea ton docks stevedore, returns from Alaska wearing a gold nugget chain worth 7000 across his vest. He distributes wealth to West End children and friends. After leaving the docks 17 years ago to seek fortune, he struck it rich three years ago and plans to visit his mother in Ireland after 25 years away.
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Boston
Patrick Quirk
Beaton
Alaska
West End
Ireland
Saunders Report Under Probe Sparks Market Questions
Armour Grain president John Kelloge said no public statement on Argentine wheat crop estimates. He withheld comment on a market ticket service statement attributed to George E. Saunders of the company. Saunders reportedly answered the Argentine ambassador’s inquiry.
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Chicago
John Kelloge
Armour Grain Company
George E. Saunders
Saunders
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