Red Cross relief aid opposed by central committee
John Har fon Payne chair man of the Red Cross told the house committee that aid is not needed or wanted. The central committee adopted two resolutions opposing public appropriations and control of relief funds, while senators warned of further filibusters without adequate drought relief. The article also notes debates over judicial appointments and political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
John Har Fon Payne
House
Interior
Eli Mr Payne
Central Committee of the Red Cross
Central Committee
Red Croat
St Loseby
Red Cross
Rullef
Senate
Stobinson
Arkansas
Notte
Treasury officials oppose immediate bonus certificates to World War veterans
Secretary Melton told the Senate Finance Committee that cash payments of bonus certificates are unnecessary and financially unsound. He and Undersecretary Sims warned such legislation could be vetoed and would disrupt finances and prolong the business downturn amid the talks on a $340 million retirement fund for the certificates.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Melton
Senate Finance Committee
Sims
Rowbottom Republican estimated to face bribery charges
Arr’ kb Rowbottow a Republican econo mieasman from the Flist district of Indiana was arrested in Ivans side and placed under S1000 bonds by United States Commissioner with a charge of taking $750 from Waller and Asser in return for the promise of appointment of Gresham Ayer rural mail carrier at Nockport. The office department in Washington announced the demotion of four postmasters and the suspension of a rural mail carrier in Rowhbette district amid reports that certain postmasters paid canvassed applicants to obtain desired appointments, brought to attention by Senators Watson and insen.
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Kb Rowbottow
Economieasman
Flist
Indiana
I Vans
United States Comtssioner
Ilar Monela
Waller
Nren Asser
Gresham Ayer
Nockport
Indlang House of Representatives
Hut Klux Klon
I'est
Washington
Dsmlesal
All Io Rowhbette
Ofclat
Senate splits on three power board members in budget clash
In an ongoing party coalition play, Senate leaders target three federal power commissioners Garssat Draper and Walsh. The lower house rejects a motion to censure salaries declining the dispute as outside its scope in a 37 to 1 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Republian
Senate
Federal Power Commission
Borith Garssat
Draper
Walshs
Watratta
Unclear codex fragment on wartime speech and rumors
An extracted report cites a volatile speech by a mistrustful figure in Philatelphia at a Contemporary club, accusing a named leader of war provocations while denying a car story to an ambassador. the text is garbled and references Mussolini and Romania with disputed claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guanthuta
Philatelphia
General Nether
Tremler St Iasolini
Lealy
Romania
Mussolini
Assador de Martine
German leader marked seventy years from exile in Doom Helland
The article notes the seventy third birthday of a German exiled leader in Doom Helland on January 27. The event was not gala. he attended service, received congratulations from relatives and press, then delegates from German troops sent greetings. A formal dinner followed in the evening with the exiled figure wearing a distinguished uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Doom Helland
Markes
William
France forms new cabinet under Socialist influence
The cabinet includes Lavatticn as agriculture minister and Nealind handling foreten attuies amid a reshuffle. A notable first is a Black minister, with Talee Dingne of Senegal named secretary of state for the colonies, as Maginot is wartime minister and Laval secures labor, finance, and colonial posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Bert
Nealind
Maglnat
Flantin
Lardry
Senegal
Navy captain dies as coast guard captures moored smuggling crew
Police report a disturbing interception along the New York bay where a Coast Guard pursuit ended in a fatal shooting of a man aboard a slimly described vessel. The crew, led by Carl William I Ctaetz, was detained after authorities found a large liquor haul in tow. Assistant Secretary Lowman defended the seizure as duty while noting the loss of life in the operation.
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Ossumeitl
Cand da Foement
Uns
Nava
White France
Treasury
Lowman
Coast Guard intercepts rum runner near Fork Harbor
A Coast Guard cutter halted a ram runner attempting to ferry liquor to a boat near Fork Harbor. After several warnings, shells struck the vessel, injuring its captain and stopping the operation. The incident follows enforcement of federal liquor laws amid ongoing maritime patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
United States
Lowman
Outal Te En Fork
Local court hear move on committee audit approval
Fragmentary text outlines a federal court matter involving Ned Stigalion and a committee chaired by Duan Charts Clark. It mentions approval by a lender commission and notes from a seruance tit cit op enent, with unclear details and governance context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Stigalion
Unter de
Indian leader freed from prison and rallies followers
A chaotic scene followed the unconditional release of a political figure, with crowds gathering in the streets as supporters cheered and an unvetted interview hinted at potential future moves. Prime ministers and ministers weighed responses as unrest spread.
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Tard Titeln
Intl
Ceindil
Hig
Heutenirts
Gomimi
Government plan calls for wage and price cuts
A 1923 proposal outlines a 10 percent reduction in wages and a similar cut in production prices for major industries. Officials say working men earning under 18 dollars would be spared while large manufacturers face reductions. Government officials and ministers have consulted industry groups and given tentative approval.
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Tate
Italy
Fia New Fenlget
Lalen
Bills Propose Over Four Million In State Funding
Utah Senate and House introduce numerous measures seeking more than 4.01 million dollars for operation and maintenance of state institutions and departments over two years with 49514 dollars from the general fund. Notable items include funds for the Utah State Hospital, University of Utah, district courts, Board of Agriculture, and various committees.
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Guserni
General Fund
Bksolani
Utah State Hospital
University of Linb
District Courts
Secon
Board of Agriulture
Boyhood of Ralph Modjeski a Great Bridge Builder
The article profiles Ralph Modjeski born 1861 in Cracow Poland to Helena Modjeska and a theatre director. It tracks his early life as a child actor and musician, his move to America, initial failure to pass the School of Bridges and Roads entrance exams, and eventual ascent as a leading bridge engineer responsible for major structures and transnational projects.
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Ralph Modjeski
Holler
Jota Fritz Golkl
United States
Asa Lad
Ffteen
Cracow
Poland
Ile
Mme Kelena Modjesky
Ilias
Ralph
Ghia
Cazimir Hofmann
Josef Hofmann
Modjeski
Wadame Vwodjeska
Bhig
Ant
Fn Tiaste
America
Lloteken
Alifernia Ar
Madame Molijeska
San Francisco
Maiime Wo Weska
Iit Pittis
Elia Oon
Ife
France
Italy
School of Bridges
Engin Erlaz
Richel
Young Nan
Alminet
Smbissiulor Tribe
Michigan
Ontario
Belaware River
Wwawhittan
Quelec
St Lawrence
Knockout Blow for Blackleg of Potato
The article explains potato blackleg is a major tuber disease in Minnesota. It can be controlled by treating seed pieces with hot formaldehyde or corrosive sublimate if planted promptly or kept from pests. The seed fly lays eggs on seed potatoes, the maggots carry bacteria that rot seed and plants, and infection spreads to the tubers and surrounding tissue. Growers should continue seed potato treatments and protect seed from pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Ihta
Rst
J G Leach
Divlaton of Plant Pathology
Minnesota College of Agriculture
Leach
Various Uses for Cod Liver Oil on a Farm
The article notes cod liver oil used in poultry rations reducing prices through larger production. It traces early experiments in England and its continued use in Europe for thriftless calves with a daily dose of one to two ounces. In North America it is also used for rachitic calves with doses of half to one ounce, adjustable up to two ounces if needed, and the same grade kept on hand for poultry may be fed to calves.
Take Every Precaution Against Soil Erosion
Guidance on soil erosion prevention advises walking single file on firm paths to protect land. It notes creating routes to direct traffic around hills to reduce runoff and protect pastures, warning that neglect could wash away large areas over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inktea
Yetra
Preparing cows for milk production during the dry period
The text explains that a cow must be prepared for milk production before freshening. It emphasizes that a cow in thin condition or not ready at freshening cannot produce well, and the dry period of about eight weeks before freshening is crucial for optimal subsequent lactation.
Farm Hints and Feed Practices for Poultry and Livestock
Farm hints cover hen water needs by weight of feed, healthy egg production, and a cooling method for outdoor water. It notes remedies for black rot in sweet potatoes, milking hay quality, powdered skim milk preparation, barn and silage use, and long term silage success for pasture needs.
Mouse Snared by Spider in Web Tales
A fragment describes a mouse trapped by a spider using silken threads. The creature was entangled by the tail and pulled toward a doorway, hanging helplessly as the spider observed and waited.
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Michel
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Mitchelle
Michel 14
Michel 9
Chatha
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Schall
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Thir
Harry E Rowbottom
Pierre Laval
Jersey City
Finward
Cus Tou Texas
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Mi Kang
Fiela
Siam
Japan
Massachusetts Avenue
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Giant
Philip Snowden
Utah
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Lnd
Dern
Benatami Frou
Public
Tax Commisaicn
Goail
Judiciary
Rcyialon
Musser
KH Vision
State Department of Registraho
Shields
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State Tax Commission
Booth
Ned
Nevlsten
Ulstriet
Erly
Germin Merision
Actnty
Wiwerafl
Owers
Board of Mar Gers
State Board of Celui Dentiftertin
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Bb & Nebeker
Buserets
Blackleg
Soho
HOHE
Choho Cho Hoh
Sally Sesay
Man Deen
Stoller
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Janis
Aeer Et Claude
Rodlots
Salt Lake City
Industriat
Wall Ag Agrtess
Qural
Milo Brown Bar
Sare Taim Pails Wan Ae Eaceatie Porter Walton CO
Falt Lake
L.D.S. Business College
UTAHS
Fatermountain
Intermountain
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Kdel
Arsbeaqua
AKGIQ
APEX
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Colden
Fat
MIT
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Lake Cy
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