War Debt Legislation Shapes Early 1900s Congress Session
Washington dispatch reports Congress faces a crowded agenda with rural credit bills and two major tax in play. Senate already passes Capper Lenroot Anderson rural credit plans, while disputes over ship subsidies and wartime debts loom.
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Delivery deadline notice from The Courier
The notice instructs readers to report late delivery by 6 30 PM and to call 3100 for a replacement copy. It emphasizes the paper should arrive before B23 clock and directs timely phone contact for reprint.
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Lincoln and Pericles hailed as greatest champions of democracy
Chicago observers mark the 114th Lincoln birth anniversary with Lambros praising Pericles funeral oration and Lincoln Gettysburg address as world defining expressions. The piece notes parallel origins of democracy, quotes speeches, and recalls Lincoln’s postmaster remembered for guarding government funds.
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Virginian on trial for shooting 41
Thomas Pollard, prominent Richmond businessman, goes on trial in Hastings court for murder in the December shooting death of his former stenographer Thelma Richardson. Police say Richardson visited Pollard’s home with J M West and a second woman was present. Pollard claims the pistol belonged to Richardson and she shot herself during a struggle. West is a material witness.
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Thomas Pollard
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Thelma Richardson
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Richardson
J. M. West
West
Bond
Lincoln's Rise At 1860 State Convention Recounted
Washington dispatch recounts Abraham Lincoln's ascent to presidential nomination in 1860. Joseph G. Cannon, the era’s last living congressman who knew Lincoln, recalls debates with Douglas, the Decatur convention wagon ride, and the rail ceremony with John Hanks. He notes Lincoln's humility and growing national reputation.
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Hanks
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United States Faces Gold Stock Debate and New Banking Rules
Crissinger asserts the U S holds about half of the world’s monetary gold and warns against overconcentration. He urges banking legislation including extending national bank capitalization and applying embezzlement penalties to bank staff, as the 1929 report cites a high total of national bank assets and calls for action.
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Department of Justice
California Hit by Heavy Snowstorm and Northwest Gale
California faced a major snow event with four to eight inches of snowfall on the Pacific coast and gale winds from the northwest. Telegraph and telephone lines suffered damage, and wire communications with the East were hampered as weather disrupted travel and utilities along the coast.
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San Francisco
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Bears Child After Father and 4 Die in Fire
In a rural area of Leneiiana County a fire destroyed a home killing a father and four children. Mrs. Polaceka, injured, was hospitalized and later gave birth to a child whose health was reported as improving by doctors.
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New York Girl Weds Old Earl of Denbigh
London reports a quiet wedding at Westminster Cathedral with the Earl of Denbigh and Miss Nathlesniin Met, daughter of the late De Thomas Adibs Monet of New York. The event occurred in the presence of a few friends, contrasting the grave mood of the groom with the bride’s sprightly appearance.
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Highways Department Weather Report Muddled Summary
Poor readability shows the department noting highway conditions across towns including Agena Cedar Re Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Masoniyo and Wa seulys with travel hindered by ongoing weather and tilling delays. Road status framed as tentative with unsettled forecasts and caution advised for travelers today.
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Teachers Win Point on Wage Law Repeal
In Maines the School Committee recommended indefinite postponement of the Sehulte bill to repeal the Teachers Minima Wage law, granting a victory to schools statewide. Also noted are reports of Hamburg sending a large shipment of Hagenbeck animals to the United States including hyenas kangaroos birds of prey and monkeys.
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Planes Raise Artificial Rain and Clear Clouds
Reports from McCook operations describe experiments using aircraft to generate rain and dissipate fog. Officials claim moisture could be produced almost at will, with several trials conducted under varied conditions.
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Courier prints in new building with modern press
The Courier moves to a newly designed building housing all departments. The four high speed press was removed and reassembled, a 66 000 pound mass, with motors and electricals connected. Press can be viewed from the street, and distribution to Waserment, trains, and motor trucks will start.
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Mardi Gras Crowds Crowd New Orleans for Finale
New Orleans experiences record crowds as visitors flood the city for Mardi Gras. The celebration continues with street parades and activities, leading to the Rex ball on Tuesday night where the king will select his queen.
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Wisconsin Man’s Scandal Exposed by Churchwomen
International and Milwaukee reports allege wealthy Wisconsin official Racher Connor former Marsafeld mayor maintained two families with mistresses Betty five Gretchen seventeen and a wife Lydia Ritt. Authorities expect his surrender as details of a double life emerge from churchwomen testimony.
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AUHR CLOSED FOR GERMANY SUPPLY OF STEEL AND IRON
Reports detail German action in the Ruhr and French occupation impact as Allied efforts to curb German steel and iron shipments intensify. Authorities push to compel Bertin and coordinate with allies amid strikes, economic warfare, and labor organization across occupied territories. Detailing seizures, boycotts, and potential measures to meet troop needs, the dispatch covers regional unrest and international responses.
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