12 Aug 1923
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1923
Page
1
The fragment references riots and casualties in Germany, President Harding era planning, and multiple departments debating policies on enforcement, economics, and foreign trade. It mentions Mexican talks, world peace, and reforms to streamline government action and services.
Berlin Aug 11 German riots killed twenty as the nation vezers toward a collapse of Chancellor Cuno. Socialists and communists backed a vote of no confidence signaling the cabinet's likely fall when the Reichstag meets Monday.
Nebraska Governor Bryan and North Dakota South Dakota leaders announce plans to curb high gas prices. State actions seek 16 cent and 19 cent per gallon targets with state owned stations discussed and dealer price cuts spreading from South Dakota to Minnesota and Iowa.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe early concerns about President Coolidge's term and international questions. References to the secretary of state and the press hint at difficulties facing the new administration and its policy priorities.
Professor Marcell famed as discoverer of a mineral tonic faced an assault after a public demonstration. Deputies hunted him his son and a troupe member following a spectator complaint by J L Seward who contested the remedy claims. Three policemen restored order as Marcell insisted the tonic could fix injuries from the melee.
About 650 Illinois National Guardsmen guarded the American Zinc company plant at Hillboro tonight amid threats of violence by striking workers. The strikers, opposed to the company’s refusal to recognize a recently organized union, voted against violence at a mass meeting but military leaders ordered troops to reinforce and patrol the plant area.
Berlin reports indicate Chancellor Cuno will not resign and plans to wait for Reichstag developments Monday. Communists stage protests across Upper Silesia and Rhine Prussia as calls for dictatorship raise fears of new bloodshed and economic collapse worsens with paper shortages and strikes.
In Ebenbach Baden on Aug 11 a man was killed during an attempt to kidnap a slacker named eland Bergdoll. The incident is reported from the Baden area with few additional details available.
Marion, Ohio, August 11. The city plans a grave ceremony at the cemetery guarded by soldiers to honor the man who brought fame to Marion. Citizens strive to return to normal life following the tragedy and the death of the revered figure.
Cedar Rapids Iowa Aug 11 Fire swept through the flour mill and woolen mill at the Dutch Colony Amana destroying 24 looms and vast machinery. The blaze damaged the power plant and several outbuildings, with total losses estimated between 350000 and 400000 dollars threatening vital woolen exports.
A sequence of brief items reports a man killed after an accident, a fireman injured, and a theft case in Seattle. Separate notes cover timber purchase in Idaho for 1.54 million, a rail project cost estimate, and President Ovrenes’ cheerful press conference with journalists in Mexico City.
Mrs. Harding, recovering from the death of President Harding, rests at the White House. She consented to more rest, packed the White House belongings with Laure Marian and George Christian, and greeted Mrs. Coolidge briefly before resuming private duties with Christian.
Violent hail wind rain and electric storms damage crops and property across the middle west. Chicago floods basements streets as wind drives refuse cans through the roads. Cars skid on slick pavement and utilities interrupted as storms lash the region.
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