Short Session Not Expected to Pass Farm Legislation
Washington Nov 11 Congress will await recommendations of President Coolidge’s new agriculture commission before acting on farm legislation. Senator Capper in Topeka says little can be accomplished in the coming short session. Carey in Wyoming says a thorough review and barp investigation of the agricultural situation is needed before any definite recommendations.
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E International News Service
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Warey Commission
Capper
Topeka
Nan
National Agricultural Commission
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WIM
Gulf Ports
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Senate Agri
Homemade Pinex remedy promises swift cough relief
An owner produced cough remedy claims rapid results with a homemade mix of Pinex and sugar syrup or clear molasses. It asserts relief within 24 hours, soothing throat membranes and loosening phlegm while treating bronchitis and hoarseness. The ad advises asking pharmacists for 24% ounces of Pinex and guarantees satisfaction or refunds.
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Pinex Co
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River Seine Floods Rise 16 Inches Overnight
Paris reports the Seine rising 16 inches in a single night after heavy rains, with the river far from a peak yet. In North Africa Abdul Krim declares control of the Upper Worgha valley, labeling it an unfriendly act and a Rift rights invasion. Brazil notes state forces defeating revolutionaries in western Rio Grande do Sul per government dispatch. Extra discounts offered by Ben Woods Millinery for dollar day.
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ingiere-Abdul Krim
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General Motors to Distribute 2 400 000 Among Its Workers
New York November 11 More than 8 200 General Motors employees in the 1919 savings class will receive a total of 2 400 000 in cash and stock valued at 1 364 000 by year end. The fund gains come from workers’ 750 000 contributions with company matching and 1 percent annual interest compounded semi annually. The report notes the program encourages thrift and home ownership for employees.
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Treasure hunts popular near Canadian border
Tacoma reports a wave of treasure seekers along Washington shores after ships laden with British Columbia liquor wrecked on beaches. The halibut boat Alfa carried 212 cases of whisky and gin, crew escaped to shore, customs officers arrived late, and salvage chances fade as waves bury the cargo. Engineer John H. Fogle of the Illinois Central is recovering after surgery at Presbyterian hospital.
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British Columbia
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Oregon
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Alfa
Willapa Harbor
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John H. Fogle
Ijnois Central
Presbyterian Hospital
Washington Court Blocks Navy Targeting Dismantled Ship
In a District of Columbia action presided by the Supreme Court, William Baldwin Shearer of New York seeks to bar the navy from using the dismantled battleship Washington as a target. Other items note Premier Baldwin praising Ramsay MacDonald, parliament prorogation, rising divorce rates, acceptance of the Zeppelin Cambridge by the navy, and Mars temperature comparisons.
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