House to Receive Probe Report From Two Committees
The Associated Press reports that upon return to business the House will receive partial reports from two special committees. The White led shipping board inquiry and the Lampert aircraft production inquiry have only begun, with many aspects to be explored, possibly extending beyond the current Congress.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Representative White
Maine
Shipping Board
Representative Lampert
Wisconsin
Washington
Board and
Emergency Fleet Corporation
New York City
Lineberger
California
Davis
Tennessee
Connally
Texas
Bankhead
Alabama
Europe
Air Committee
Wines from Wood Help Lisbon Shops to Evade New Tax
Lisbon authorities pressure retailers over a stamp tax on bottled goods including wines and perfumes. In the five day grace period, many wine shops pulled stock and sold by the glass from barrels to dodge payment while perfumers withheld perfumes, arguing the levy will ruin their business.
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Lisbon
Radio Programs Schedule and Estate Transfers Notice
A fragmented 1930s style radio program listing shows numerous stations and times including Detroit News, Los Angeles, New York, Newark, Omaha, and Portland schedules with orchestras dances and choral items. It also lists estate transfers including transfers in Waterloo and Prospect Heights with lot and block references and monetary figures.
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Hadto Diges
Hlenay Go Tribune
Suncert
Feauy
Mayo
Dunes
Detroit News
Gita
News pohoRira
Dallas News
Reader
Priite
Opuhes
Evenport
Tua
Nek
School of the Air
WDOT
Los Angeles
Tuma
Program
Ali
Be “Reso
Sermiphis
Orches
Sions Heart
P . Newark
Chon Club
Sanches
New York
Nisl
Omaha
Kaw
Portlan Kpo
Sunior
RSE
St Louis Post Dispatch
Smphony
Washington
Br Wert
Wey Black Paw
Lara Rocker
Fred C
Lunisia
Citow
Wagner
Brunn
Waterloo
Philip L. Billings
Goulsa McCormick
Hosuis
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief and Cure
The ad touts taking two tubjets every three hours for three doses to relieve and break up a cold. It claims the first dose provides relief, the next two cure the cold, and markets the product as pleasant and safe. It mentions a 4% neo quinine content and opiates, with many users reporting success and a five cent price guarantee.
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Guivertisenrend
Indian tribute to President Harding from Tama chief
Edgar Wartan, former curator, reveals an Iowa Indian interpretation of a memorial for President Harding. At Ottumwa's August 1923 festival 50 Muskogie and Tama leaders heard Young Bear recite an Indian script message praising the late chief. The speech, translated and printed in the Annals of Iowa, reflects a hope for divine guidance and enduring happiness in the afterlife.
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Associated
Iowa
Washington
Anged
Pratley
Frailey
Young Bear
Pushetonequa
Tama Reservation
Poweshiek
Mishkekosh
Marlin
Nontto
Heaule
Ile
Aly. Harlan
California Fig Syrup Ad Promises Quick Relief for Children
A vintage advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle remedy to soothe upset stomachs and cleanse bowels in children. It claims a few hours bring a well, playful child, even when the child is cross feverish bilious constipated or cold, noting the syrup has a pleasant taste.
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California
Native Orator Exemplifies Nobility and Spirit
A fragment highlights a native orator whose nobility of spirit and loftiness of feeling shine through in every action and word, showcasing superb physical bearing and leadership. The brief passage underscores high character and public presence.
AP Hires New Bureaus Chief as Transfers Take Place
Walter J. Ha will leave the Columbus AP bureau after three years to lead the Omaha office. J A Rawlings will take over the Columbus post, with P R Mickelson moving to Omaha and Richard L Spry shifting from Lincoln to Fargo. B Goodfellow heads to Lincoln. the moves return Beck to his home state and resume his earlier Columbus bureau role.
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Mr. Beck
P. R. Mickelson
Fargo
N D
Omaha
Richard L. Spry
Nes, Meajnes
Lincoln
Ned
B. Goodfellow
Chicago
Tie
Columbus
Fie
Expect Early Action on Water and Canal Bills by Congress
Washington November 2 Many measures remain in house committees awaiting action as Congress opens. The Johnson Swing bill would authorize government construction of an irrigation flood control and power dam at Boulder Canyon on the Colorado River and the All American canal. President Coolidge approves government supervision of Colorado River harnessing and would accept related legislation. House irrigation committee hearings were held last year and final votes may await executive session.
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Congress
Washington, D. C
House
Boulder Canyon
Colorado River
Coolidge
White House
Las Spring
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Pape
General Motors
Detroit
Mich
Pred. Harding
Young Gear
Guuowadee
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Morrow
Marquette
G.E
Herring
Heatmen’s Bank
Louisville
Nashville
Louis IV
Leerville
Bfother
Bienville
Wanga Loys Bay
Berville
Pensacola
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Gulf Shore
Sacha ii
SAF
Toyland
Venice
Dyer Kiss
Hughes
Ideal
Gillette
Grane
Tanen
Voss
Crane
Mary Garden
Victoria
Nashua
Nashua Mills
New Hampshire
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