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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
13
The speech argues for protecting substantial citizen credits and pressing Europe’s recovery. It endorses France payments and German revival, proposes disarmament, and calls for peace by reason over force. It notes foreign relations papers to be printed and urges foreign service reform.
A comprehensive address outlines financial retrenchment to restore government stability, tariff adjustments, and a stronger merchant marine. It calls for railroad consolidations, judicial reforms, prison and civil service improvements, and expanded defense. Emphasis on immigration limits, veterans care, farm relief, and national unity under Monroe Doctrine principles.
The excerpt proclaims that when a righteous purpose is declared it will be heard and asserts America’s status as a republic, independent and powerful. It argues the best service to humanity is ensuring that America’s global position is maintained.
Class 1 railroads in the United States earned 102 746 000 dollars in October, down to 85 205 600 a year earlier, yielding an annual return on railroad property around 4.78 percent as fixed by the Interstate Commerce Commission. For the first ten months, earnings reached 821 075 800 dollars with an annualized return near 5.20 percent, up from 613 528 600 dollars and about 3.97 percent a year ago.
George H. Morgan and wife Mary V. Morgan sue Ann K. Warren and F. H. Smith Company over injuries from plaster collapse in the Morgan's apartment at 1206 Fifteenth Street NW. They seek 75,000 damages, with Mrs Morgan claiming 50,000 for injuries and loss of services, incurred while washing the bathroom floor on June 6.
Lynn Hollaway a former army lieutenant and current corporal was arraigned on a charge under the National Motor Vehicle Theft Act. Federal authorities said he may be sent to Wyoming to face charges there after holding up a colored man in Cheyenne and alleged auto theft schemes involving Kansas City and Cheyenne.
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