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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1923

Page

1

Price Keeps Position In Iowa Senate Pro Tem

The Iowa Senate, in a special session morning, debated rules as John R. Price’s term as president pro tem continued to shape the leadership. Lieutenant Governor Hammill ruled rule 3 aligns with the pro tem term, while Price’s supporters and opponents watch the unfolding power balance. The house convened briefly with committees meeting ahead of a ten o’clock adjournment. President Coolidge address drawn crowd in the house chamber with a local radio setup for the broadcast.

Associated Press Des Moines State Capitol Senate House Judiciary Committee Fortieth Assembly Agricultural Committee Gammill Price Hammill Abben Lyon County Brookhart Washington State House O'Colk Coolidge Congress

Congress Honors Harding Memory in Nation’s First Act

Washington December 6 Congress opens its session after Harding’s death adjourning both chambers in tribute. The Senate approves two bills to grant a widow’s pension of 5000 dollars to Mrs. Harding and to extend mail franking privileges. bills move to the House.

Associated Press Washington DD. C Coolidge Congress Harding Senate House Willis Ohio

McMaster Enters Gasoline War Across State Station

Governor W. K. McMaster ordered gasoline sold at the state station at the fair grounds for 18 cents a gallon as he reopened the price conflict.

McMaster Associated Presse Huron W. KE. McMaster Fair Grounds

Johnson Men Plan New Jersey Fight

The complete slate of delegates pledged to back Hiram W. Johnson for president will run in the New Jersey April primaries against Coolidge supporters, announced by William Verdon, Johnson forces leader in the state.

Associated Press Newark New Jersey Hiram W. Johnson California Coolidge William Verdon

American placed on trial in Germany for Bergdoll attack

Lieu tenant Corliss Griffis of Hamilton Ohio, a former American army officer, is tried in Mosbach Baden for alleged role in last summer’s attempt at Eberbach to kidnap Grover Cleveland Bergdoll the American draft evader. The case cites unlawful assumption of authority assault battery breach of peace and compulsion. Interpreters aided the court and Maxwell K Moorehead American councillor at Stuttgart and Eugene Nelson of Chicago are involved in the case.

Associated Press Mosbach Baden Corliss Griffis Hamilton Ohio Eberbach Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Maxwell K. Moorehead Stuttgart Griffis Hugene Nelson Chicago

Coolidge Outlines Policy In Joint Congressional Address

President Coolidge spoke before a joint session in the house chamber outlining administration policy. He broke a long silence and noted strong support from Republicans as he defended U S independence from the League of Nations and received hearty applause. The event drew large crowds and radio coverage with Mrs. Coolidge present in the executive gallery.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Coolidge Congress House Senate White House Wilson Harding Capitol Gillett Cummins United States League of Nations

Bandits Loot Town in China Leave 2000 Dead or Wounded

Reports from Peking say bandits sealed the walls of Likwankia in Henan province and looted burned the town. Advices claim two thousand dead and wounded were left behind after the mid November attack, delayed by isolation of the town.

China Peking Likwankia Henan

Wertz Case Opens as Jury Selected in Iowa Trial

In Iowa City jurors were chosen and opening statements were heard for the trial of Mrs Mina Wertz accused of killing her husband Roy Wertz. Witness J F Sproat testified about kitchen measurements at the Wertz home where the slaying allegedly occurred.

Associated Press Iowa City Mina Wertz Roy Wertz J. F. Sproat Wertz

Ford Supporters Split Over Ford for President Drive

Delegates to the Ford for President convention in Detroit on December 22 face a fight between factions backing a third party movement and those supporting Henry Ford as the Democratic standard bearer. The split emerges as organizers push methods to advance Ford’s candidacy amid internal disagreement.

Associated Press Detroit Mich Ford Henry Ford

Journal Witness Sees Merchant Message

A brief note indicates a merchant reported that a witness saw a man described as "d in the Journal" revealing a potential lead. The fragment provides limited details and lacks context about location or event.

British electors cast votes to decide policy in parliament

Voters across 549 constituencies in Great Britain and Northern Ireland chose 564 MPs today. Analysts expect a large party majority to form a stable ministry, while a small majority could yield a short and unstable administration.

Associated Press London Great Britain Northern Ireland

Nation will hear Coolidge speech on Harding tribute

President Coolidge will address the nation by radio in a 15 minute eulogy for Warren G. Harding. The Hoover department urges stations to withhold messages. navy, army suspend wireless ops except emergencies. ships will largely be without land station comms.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Coolidge Warren G. Harding Oover Navy Department Army Harding Memorial Association White House

Frame Bill With Mellons Proposals

The treasury department has drafted a bill embodying Secretary Mellons tax revision plan and sent it to Congress to serve as a basis for house committee work. A pitched fight over the proposal is brewing as the Ways and Means Committee, led by a prospective Iowa chairman, prepares to begin work next week.

Washington Treasury Department Capitol Mellon House Treasury Ways and Means Iowa

Seek Removal of Indiana Governor

Indianapolis Ind December 6 Governor Warren T McCray retirement from office will be sought due to his involved financial affairs Clyde A Walb republican state chairman declared after conferences with party leaders I am determined to carry out my judgment that Governor McCray ought to retire from the office which he holds Bertha Lohberger quarantined with diphtheria at St Josephs hospital Omaha Neb taking nurse training she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Lohberger

Indianapolis Ind Warren T. McCray Clyde A. Walb McCray Mr. Walb Bertha Lohberger St. Joseph's Hospital Omaha Nebraska Joe Lohberger

President Coolidge Endorses Mellon Plan and World Court

President Coolidge presents a wide ranging program endorsing Mellon tax cuts and a world court, supports railroad consolidation and farm freight restructuring, and backs government aid for export wheat while opposing price fixing and tariff repeal. He rejects joining the League of Nations and calls for budget discipline and tax relief.

Congress Mellon World Court Washington Coolidge Harding Melton

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