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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1923
Page
5
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The piece argues revolutionary elements gain power without major battles by eroding loyalty within Obregon's forces and winning popular support. It notes Adolfo de la Huerta and Obregon share 1917 constitution views, while Vera Cruz Tampico and Mexico City are focal points. It warns of dispersal of loyal troops and risk of dual government control.
The British cabinet vows to hold together and meet parliament as Conservatives, though strongest, face a perplexing, embattled scene. A possible liberal or labor accord could keep the government in power, with a precedent of functioning despite hostile votes. An eventual modus vivendi remains a distant but plausible option amid calls for stability.
A survey of Washington drinking culture from aristocratic imports to modern bootlegging. It traces early wine and cocktail origins, notes Col Joseph Rickey and Shoemaker’s bar, and recalls how juleps and spirits were once central to social life in Madison era Washington, ending with glimpses of White House dining traditions.
A speaker laments life after trusting a village barber posing as a doctor with a fake diploma. The narrator recalls illness, a failed cure, sleepless nights, and a strong wish to die while noting the deception and its deadly risk. The piece reflects fragile hope and fatal consequences of medical fraud.
The house met at noon on December 12 and adjourned shortly after, with routine business planned for the day. Three more ballots failed to decide the Interstate Commerce Committee chairmanship as insurgent Republicans shifted to Ruta, while Bruce supported the Democratic nominee. Wheeler introduced a constitutional amendment to empower Congress on child labor. Other items included a proposal to curb excess railroad fares and a bill on wool content, plus education and labor inquiries into diploma mills and graduates as practitioners. Postponed Teapot Dome inquiry had Secretary Fall absent, and veterans' groups backed a committee to assist former service members with adjusted compensation and related issues. A Republican conference may be called within a month if Ways and Means delays a bonus bill. Green announced a constitutional amendment to bar tax-exempt securities.
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