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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1923

Page

10

Funeral Notices From Clifton and Nearby Communities

Death notices record Claude E. Clifton of 4425 Belmont Street with funeral on December 8 at 11 a.m. Interment private. Also Sarah M. Cornwell nee Mulvin of 1710 First Street Northwest with funeral December 10 at St. Martin's Church and requiem mass for her son. George, beloved husband of Mary H., of 291 Holly Avenue Takoma Park, Md., funeral December 8 at 3 p.m. at his residence with interment at Rock Creek Cemetery.

Clifton Thuresay Claude E. Clifto Belmont Street Baltimore Cornwell Sarah M. Cornwell Mulvin Louie W. Cornwell First Street St. Martin's Church Philadelphia George Mary H Holly Avenue Takoma Park Rock Creek Cemetery

La Follette Organ Attacks Coolidge Message as Reactionary

The Capital Times in Madison Wisconsin editorializes that President Coolidge's address will disappoint Northwest states. It accuses Coolidge of siding with longstanding Old Guard elements and aligning with Lodge, Elihu Root, and reactionary backers, portraying the message as consistent with his expected stance.

Washington Post Madison Wis The Capital Times la Follette Coolidge Northwest Lodge Elihu Root Old Guard

Death notices from Washington area readers

Death notices list multiple obituaries and funeral details. Elizabeth M Frazier, wife of the late Edwin C Frazier, to be laid to rest after a service at her daughter’s home and Glenwood Cemetery. Other entries include Athia Gibson, Eugene J Hourihane, Will Justice, Evelyn Leona Keppler, Balone J Mauger, Marion Angliey Neal, James Herve Purdy, Colesberry Purves, Catherine Agnes Triplett, Samuel J T Wells, Annie S White, and Isaac Winston with services at St Joseph's, Glenwood, Olivet, Rockville, and local churches. Interments in Bayview, Glenwood, and other local cemeteries.

Stann's Episcopal Church Sayville L. I Bayview Cemetery Jersey City Hourihane New York Avenue Northwest Eugene J Sarah B. Hourihane Mullen St. Aloysius Church Masa Olivet Justice College Park Will Jam Waton Justice Achille E_ Pos Balne J. Mauger Neal Great Falla Marion Angliey Neal St Gabel's Catholic Church X. m Purdy Samuel J. T Hegina Wells Pumphrey Rockville Atkinson Winston Hia Inierapote

Wheat surplus and price protection debate

A historical discussion notes that stabilizing domestic wheat prices by selling or gifting surplus wheat abroad is impractical in the near term. It argues that farm producers cannot easily organize to control supply, and that large export actions would require more than two thirds of this year’s harvest to pass from farmers before completion.

Robinson Walsh Gerry Named to Senate Caucus Committee

Robinson as minority leader joins Senator Walsh of Montana as vice chairman and Senator Gerry of Rhode Island as party whip on the committee.

Edwards Opposes Soldiers Bonus in New Jersey Statement

Senator Edwards a Democrat from New Jersey announced opposition to the soldiers' bonus and expressed support for tax relief policies. He favored the Mellon plan only if it delivered all claimed benefits and urged surtax reductions to spur investment in productive enterprise.

Edwards New Jersey Mellon Ee Dsel

Harding Memorial Week Plans Illuminated Cross Display

The event begins tomorrow with Cross formations in major offices created by lighting one vertical and one horizontal window row while dimming the rest. Secretary of War Weeks chairs the publicity committee for the Harding Memorial association, with Chambers of Commerce aiding. An accountant has presented a table showing tax benefits of gifts, noting a 31,000 donation on a 30,000 income reduces the donor’s cost to 800, excluding 200 in tax.

War Weeks Harding Memorial Association Chambers of Commerce

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