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Government building program urged for Washington DC
President Coolidge’s budget message highlights a plan for a progressive building program in the District of Columbia to relieve crowded offices and reduce rental waste. A nationwide annual expenditure of up to 5 million dollars would create enduring offices, archives, and safer facilities, saving costs over time. Senator Smoot backs the plan, noting archives housing would ease widespread paper searches and improve efficiency.
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Utah
Trading With Russia and European Recognition Trends
A historical overview notes rising openness toward Moscow as concessions and industrial privileges lure European powers. It cites Italy under Mussolini backing recognition, with communists urging quick action to prevent American and British rivals from gaining advantage in Russia’s mineral oils coal and grain.
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Rapallo
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M. Tchitcherin
Genoa
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Moscow
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Europe
Signor Mussolini
America
England
The Scepter Wielders at Luxor and the Despot’s Rods
The scepters of Tutenkhamun, found at Luxor, symbolized power and rule over nations. They glittered in the hand of a magnificently clad ruler, embodying life and death, peace and war, though the hand that wielded them has fallen into memory.
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Tutenkhamun
More Truth Than Poetry by James J. Montague
A dated verse piece critiques modern urban life and mocks materialism while urging a return to rustic frontier values. It uses poetic imagery of covered wagons and plains, contrasts with indigenous and settler violence, and includes satirical notes on public figures and society.
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Congress As It Is in Kansge City Times
The Kansge City Times notes Congress should function as a legislative body under the republic framework, reflecting on its duties and the theory of government.
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Congress
Kansge City
George W Hess Led Botanic Garden to Greater Reach
The United States Botanic Garden, 103 years old, has had three directors, with George W Hess guiding its expansion. He connects closely with legislation, envisions the garden as a central park unit, and hopes Langley’s bill will add space and a new conservatory. Hess, famed for worldwide floral study trips, calls Liberty Hall home on garden grounds and is deeply involved with public and horticultural groups.
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Botanic Garden
Washington
George W. Hess
Heiss
John W. Langley
Congress
Langley
Capitol
Hess
Cardens
Columbia
Virginia Stock
United States
Society of American Florists and Ornamental Orchardists
Royal Horticultural Society
England
National Association of Gardeners
National Society of Park Executives
Canada
Ionic Club of
Boston
Washington Florists Club
Letters to the Editor on Wartime Noncooperation
A West Virginia city letter discusses a small factory burdened by heavy mortgages and a owner forced to borrow $20,000 from employees to continue operations. It condemns the spread of non cooperation with the American government and aims to force the recall of Governor General Wood by weakening the U S administration during wartime.
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City
West Virginia
Tam
United States
Wood
Proceedings of Congress and Committees in Brief
Informal conferences between Republicans and insurgents failed to settle over the election of a chairman of the Interstate Commerce Committee. A bill authorizes a nurse’s home at Columbia Hospital for Women with 680 788 dollars. The House plans a December 20 to January 3 recess as leaders seek rules liberalization and committee assignments are announced.
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Lenroot Anno
Germany
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Interstate Commerce Committee
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Ohio
Harding
MacKenzie
Republian
Tinois
Almon
Alabama
Celler
New York
Frear
Wisconsin
House
Russia
Columbia Hospital
Langley
Committee On Public Buildings
Moore
Virginia
Reed
Garrett
Albert H. Vestal
Indiana
Steel loaded barges on way to mills along Ohio
Barges loaded with steel-equipped cargo move toward Pittsburgh area mills. The Ohio River transit signals steady supply lines for Pittsburgh factories relying on river transport to deliver raw and finished steel products. Local mills anticipate continued throughput amid favorable river conditions.
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