Regulars Look 10 Coolidge to Approve Action
Senate Republicans debate action with La Follette and radical senators excluded. President Coolidge backed by party leaders as regulars push to build a tight, harmonious Senate majority with Democratic aid possibly needed, amid doubts over securing a clear next session majority.
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Coolidge
Harry N. Price
Senate Repub-ican
la Follette
Republian Party
Senate
Con
Obituary notices from a 1924 Maryland area page
Multiple death notices list individuals such as Sara Adams Feinrrat Ed ward Adams, George Wilson Kurke, Clara Clarke, James La Clarke, and Lula Gilland. Events include sudden deaths at home, funeral services at churches, and private interments. Locations cited include Cummings Lane, Chese, Arlington National Cemetery, and Pook Creek comets—with services scheduled December 1 and December 2 plus private interments and hospital deaths.
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Adams
Sara
Edward Adams
Forthwest
Relutus
Cummings Lane
Lompreasiopal
Clarke
Child Hospital
James LA
Hustaud
Iite Clara
Lawrence Sineet Northeust
St Anthony
Jord
Sinneor Hospital
Tawes
Burkeville
Loering
Ther Seatlemee
Thianok Degfring Star of Funtrat Inter
Dixon
Fdna
Atglsta
Vrs Henry
Cilland
Walter Steel Hospital
Lula May
FE Gilland
Pat
Pook Crick Comets
Republican Split Deepens Over Coolidge Agenda and Bingham Fight
Republicans in the Senate split over supporting President Coolidge’s agenda relying on Democrats like Bruce of Maryland. They fear losses in Connecticut where Governor-elect Hiram Bingham may be defeated, and await the short session to gauge next year’s balance. The party aims to avoid a special session, hoping prosperity in agriculture and business will hold.
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Coolidge
Senate
Bruce
Maryland
Bursum
New Mexico
Hiram Bingham
Brandegee
Connecticut
Bingham
Congress
Old Guard
Butler
Lodge
Women to Confer on Equal Rights
A delegation from the National Woman's Party plans an engagement today with Senator Cummins of Iowa the President pro tem of the Senate and chair of the judiciary committee to urge action on the proposed constitutional equal rights amendment.
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National Woman's Party
Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Hickey and Hobbs Obituaries From Washington DC Notices
Death notices and funeral details for Fannie Nacdantel Hickey and Benjamin F Hobbs, with service times, church and cemetery info. Multiple other notices list deaths of Walter Jones, Conrad Koerper, John J McCarthy, and Amanda A Witherow, plus Townsend infant and Yount, with homes, dates, and burial plans.
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Hickey
Sixteenth Street
Fannie Nacdantel
Edmund Plowden Hickey
St Paul's Catholic Church
Fifteenth
V Streets
Hobbs
Adams Street
Benjamin F
Julia M . Hobbs
Martin's Church
Olivet Cemetery
Washington, DC
Benjamin F Hours
Great Lodge
Rosh M
Walliam L. Humphey
Billemont
Uffty
Rosemore
Jones
Walter Jones
Angie Jones
Vivian Hart
Second Baptist Church
J L. Hollowmen
Koerper
Walter Reed Hospital
Conrad Koerper
St Margaret
Arlington Cemetery
McCarthy
Georgetown University Hospital
John J
Ouara
Milwauker
Postal Revenues Rise as New Report Seeks Appointment Rule Reforms
Postmaster General New informs President Coolidge that postal revenues climbed 7.53 percent to 572,948,778 dollars while expenditures rose 6.4 percent to 587,376,915 dollars, yielding a deficit of 14,428,137 dollars. He urges cost efficiency and previews a special congressional cost study with proposals to modify appointment rules for third class postmasters, also detailing potential postage and fee changes and under ground transport considerations.
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New Informed
Coolidge
New
Congress
Mr. News
Mr. New
Radio Pictures Transmitted Worldwide Through New England Tech
Radio flashes from England to New York demonstrated a new all American system for transmitting photographs paintings and printed messages by radio The device promises near instant overseas news picture transmission and could aid diplomatic correspondence and police identification. Invented by D H Taylor RH W Alexander and R H Ranger the system works as an add on to existing radio networks and can pause during other broadcasts to send dispatches. Costs per picture are estimated at 30 to 40 dollars with faster transmission anticipated.
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Stanley Baldwin
Hughes
Prince of Wales
Alexandra
Owen DD
Young
Tees River
Royal Academy
Radio Corporation
Htte
D. H. Taylor
The
RH. W. W. Alexander
R. H. Ranger
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
James G. Harbord
BBC
London
New York
Tuckerton
N. J
River Head
L. L
England
Marconi
Carnarvon
Wales
Atlantic
Gen. Harbord
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cleveland
Radicals Hold Key to Action in Congress as Session Begins
Congress opens with pressure from radicals to push farm aid and rail measures. Brookhart of Iowa pledges support to an administration farm bill matching rail and tariff policy, while debates hinge on the transportation act, railroad labor board, and House abolition bill. Senate to tackle Muscle Shoals again. Ford’s withdrawal shifts scope. Ongoing probes and world court issues loom.
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Congress
Brookhart
Iowa
la Folletta
Senate Republicans
United States
Railroad Labor Board
Barkley-Howell
Senate
Muscle Shoals
Henry Ford
Internal Revenue
Shipping Board
House
Department of Justice
Russia
State Department
Butler says G. O. P. expended 3,063,952 dollars
The Republican campaign was financed by 90,405 individual contributors with 83,299 giving under 100 dollars. Total receipts were 4,359,478.82, of which about 1,000,000 via national committees in various states acted as agents for local committees and were returned, leaving 3,419,217.29 available for the national committee. Actual campaign expenditures totaled 3,063,952.74, leaving a surplus of 365,264.55 for routine maintenance and no need for new fund appeals.
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National Committee
Koretz Returns to Chicago in Swindle Case Probe
New York dispatch reports Leo Koretz left for Chicago with two Illinois assistant prosecutors after surrendering about $100,000. He and George R. Christian, linked to a Day & Heaton swindle, are described as business acquaintances possibly involved in fraud. Koretz may have secreted funds and bank books. Chicago officials seek up to 750000 more as train arrives tomorrow morning.
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New York
Leo Koretz
Chicago
Illinois
Broadway Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
Caronia
Halifax
Alphonse F. Spiegel
Chicago Title and Trust Co
Christian
Day & Heaton
Koretz
Spiegel
Minois
American Bar Association
Chicago Tithe and Trust Company
Mr. Spiegel
Progressives Meet Without La Follette in Wisconsin
Madison Wis Nov 30 A permanent organization of the National Conference for Progressive Political Action was favored by the Wisconsin conference executive committee. A summer political school for young people in Wisconsin and a state convention before the national meeting in January were also decided upon La Follette abstained from participation.
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Madison
Wis
National Conference For Progressive Political Action
Cleveland
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
la Follette
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