President Coolidge Urges Cooperative Marketing at Farm Bureau
CHICAGO December 7 President Coolidge spoke to the American Farm Bureau Federation urging cooperative marketing to promote farmer welfare without government involvement. He defended tariffs as beneficial to agriculture, criticized price fixing, and outlined a farm bill favoring storage facilities, department guidance, and credit. He cited tariff impact data and warned against bureaucracy that could curb farm independence.
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President Coolidge Visits Agricultural Center for Farm Plans
President Coolidge arrived in Chicago at Grand Central station to outline agriculture plans for the American farmer. He was greeted by B.O. Bradfine of the American Farm Bureau Federation and regional federation chiefs. Weather and cheering crowds accompanied the morning events, including an address at the Sherman Hotel to the Farm Bureau Federation convention.
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Appropriation Announced for Waterways Upgrades
Government announces a waterways appropriation totaling about 8.8 million dollars with allocations for Hudson River improvements and maintenance. Major recommendations include projects in Buake river and plans across Oregon Washington Idaho and related states.
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Bones of Mastodon Found Near Boise
Boise Idaho December 1. The skeleton of a giant mastodon is near completion, with bones uncovered in a field. Workers report preservation good and expect further discoveries as digging continues.
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Memorial service honors tolerant patriotism at Orpheum
Hon. Joseph H. Peterson of Pocatello spoke at the Diks lodge memorial service on tolerance and patriotism. A large chorus and several quartets performed under Gustav G. Fletchner. Officers listed included L. A. Chapin and F. C. Lynch. Continued on page 3.
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Japan Hails Royal Baby But Awaits A Male Heir
Tokyo Dec 7 Japan celebrates the birth of the child to Empress Nagako and Crown Prince Hirohito. The birth of a girl dampens national expectations that the heir will ascend the throne and continue the world oldest monarchy according to tradition.
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Berenger Confirmed as French Envoy to Washington
Paris dispatch confirms Henry Berenger as ambassador to Washington with unusual status. He will be called ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary and will head a mission to resume debt talks with the United States. Ambassador Daeschner is returning to France.
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League of Nations council convenes on disarmament Mosul issues
Geneva reports the League of Nations council opening with disarmament goals and the Mosul dispute. France pushes preliminaries toward a prepared arms parley while the court weighs governance of the region. In New York a grand jury reopens a seven million dollar fraud probe linked to former alien property custodian Thomas W. Miller.
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Locarno Pact Hopes Rise For Germany
A foreign correspondent notes cautious optimism that the Locarno pact may ease European tensions and aid Germany's postwar recovery. The article cites German production declines and Ruhr district discharges, while officials and experts urge tempered expectations and acknowledge mixed signals about the pact's impact.
Lost marble found in tree after 46 years search
Williams of Cavavite in Higbee Missouri recalls losing a marble while shooting at trunks 57 years ago. A diligent search failed to locate it until today when an axe strike revealed the marble imbedded in a tree trunk. Local logs describe the find as a curious relic of days past.
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Sixty Ninth Session Charts a Tough Congress Agenda
Historic session opens with plans to push national defense tax and coal bills. Noted insurgents in Wisconsin challenge administration strategy while debates on leadership and seating of new members loom. Senate debates Nye appointment legality as House selects speaker and adjourns.
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La Follette Halts Caucus In Senate Committee
In a tense session Senator Habesh M. Laballette Jr delayed the planned caucus due to his attendance at an insurgent meeting. Lafollette’s supporters oppose his inclusion as Republican, arguing his actions show he may align with opposition sentiments. Watson postponed the committee meeting amid factional pressure.
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Indictment of Oil Men Wins Court Support
Washington December 7 The government won in the District of Columbia court of appeals to sustain indictments of Albert Ball Edward L Doheny and Edward Doheny for bribery The court overruled the DC Supreme Court which threw out the indictments on a demurrer claiming a Justice Department employee was in the grand jury room during evidence presentation This action allows prosecution of the oil cases to proceed.
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