Republicans In the House Hold Two Leadership Candidates
The House Republicans confront leadership bids with Representatives Longworth and Graham as contenders. The article notes retirements and committee shifts after the 67th Congress, plans for who takes chairmanships, and uncertain paths as Republicans reorganize while Democrats face reassignments of returning members.
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Representative Ier
Texas
Ways and Means Committee
Iving
Nepsentative Garrett
Tennessee
Represtatives
Longworth
Ohio
Faham
Milneis
Representatiowner
Iowa
Porto Rico
Mem
Congressmen Sail for Panama Canal
New York March 6 A group of congressmen and their families sailed the Cristobal for the Panama Canal with a stop at Port Au Prince Haiti. The voyage runs until March 26 and includes Ames MacLafferty California G W Hardy Colorado Lindley Findler Washington Cassius Town Elmer Fatherwood Utah and William N Vaile Colorado among the travelers.
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New York
Tany
Retired Capitalist Herman Swanson Dies After Marriage
Chicago March 6 Twenty minutes after his wedding to a 24 year old girl Herman A Swanson aged Y retired capitalist died of heart failure today in his home.
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Chicago
Herman A. Swanson
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest States
Weather notes show New Mexico fair Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer conditions by midweek. Arizona remains fair Tuesday with warming trend. similar outlook for Wednesday. Overall, twenty four hour details ended at 6 p.m. yesterday with temperatures ranging from the mid thirties to near fifty and humidity around moderate levels.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Mrs Grace Melaven Named State Game Warden
Mrs Grace Melaven of Santa Rosa was appointed state game and fish warden by Governor Hinkle. The appointment follows her role as Democrat finance chair and long political activity in Gaudaute county. She emphasizes administrative duties and deputy selection, noting she would not rely on muscle but on careful enforcement. She may be the first woman to hold the post nationally, with prior wardens being Page Otero and Trinidad De Baca.
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Santa Fe
Grace BB. Melaven
Santa Rosa
J. W. Melaven
Hank
Gadautpe County
Hinkle
Melaven
Democratic Finance
Game and Fish Department
Game
Page FB
Otero
Trinidad
de Baca
Mia Meiaven
Wyoming Oil Royalties to Double for State Education Fund
Wyoming land board will delay decision on Salt Creek section 36 lease until March 15 after bids from Texas Production company John W Hay Midwest Oil company and Derrick Oil. Royalties could rise from 26 1 3 percent to as high as 65 percent with revenue directed to the state educational fund.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Salt Creek
Wyoming Land Board
Texas Production Company
Texas O11 Company
John W. Hay
Rock Springs
Wye
Derrick O11 Company
Douglas
Midwest Oil Company
Midwest
Traskell
Oklahoma
Land Board
Schools of
Educational Fund
Midwest Company
State of
Midwest «41 Company
McNary Declines recess appointment for comptroller post
James G. McNary of New Mexico, nominated for comptroller of the currency, refuses a recess appointment from President Harding after being unable to secure Senate confirmation. Di. ht. Chiesinger to continue as acting comptroller. Milo J. Campbell remains on the Federal Reserve Board. McNary cites unfair tactics and declines the offer. White House officials note southern preference and lack of solicitation. McNary issues a detailed rebuttal to Senator Couzens’ statements and defends his banking record.
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Washington
James G. McNary
New Mexico
Senate
Harding
di. Ht. Chiesinger
Federal Reserve Board
Warding
Milo J. Campbell
Michigan
Reserve Board
McNary
Negret
White House
Crissinger
Couzens
Cousens
First National Bank
EB Paso
Senate Committee
National Republican Campaign Fund
Navy Secretary and Party Sail for Canal Zone
Secretary Denby Admiral Coontz and a group of senators and representatives sailed from Washington aboard the transport Henderson for Panama to observe fleet maneuvers and battleship radio control tests. The voyage includes stops in Haiti Jamaica Cuba Santo Domingo Samana Bay and Guantanamo Bay with a return set for April 14.
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Denby
Coontz
Naval Operations
Panama Base
Pacific
Towa
Henderson
Ucolon
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Kingston
Jalmaica
Santiago
Cuba
Guantanamo Bay
Santo Domingo
Samana Bay
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Kendrick
Wyoming
Phipps
Colorado
King
Utah
Oddie
Nevada
Howell
Nebraska
House
French
Idaho
McLaughlin
Buchanan
Garrett
Texas
Johnson
Lineberger
California
South Dakota
Battling LikI and Wife Arrive in Dublin for St Patrick’s bout
Battling Iki, his wife and sparring partners arrived in Dublin from Queenstown to train for his St Patrick's Day bout with Mike McTigue. The Bengalese fighter drew crowd attention at the station and proceeded to Howth for training while McTigue wrapped up in Lucan. On alternate days the pair will perform publicly in a Dublin theatre and both were reported in good condition for the match.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Iki
Parinoeres
Queenstown
Howth
St. Patrick’s Day
Mike McTigue McTigue
Lucan
Cuming
Man and family escape injury in Coal Avenue viaduct fall
Joe M. Marquez his wife and baby escaped injury when their car plunged six feet from the Coal avenue viaduct near the east entrance. The driver paid a $5 fine for no license after a judge ruled the accident unavoidable. The car overturned but no one was hurt. Marquez lives at 10 East Silver avenue.
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Joe M. Marquez
Coal Avenue
Marquez
Marques
Roddy
East
Silver Avenue
New Indiana Senator Takes Oath as Postmaster General
Washington reports Harry S. New, after six years in the Senate, takes the oath as the United States forty ninth postmaster general succeeding Hubert Work who moved to head the interior department. Work witnessed the oath then joined the interior to be sworn in as secretary. Dwight F. Davis of St Louis is sworn as assistant secretary at the War Department as Weeks begins a vacation. Representative elect Wainwright stays on to help Davis organize affairs.
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Washington
Harry
New
United States
Indiana
Hubert Work
Colorado
Harding
Secretary of the Interior
War Department
Dwight F. Davis
St. Louis
Weeks
Bl. Augustine
Fla
Wainwright
Davis
Denver Man Fatally Wounded by a Girl
Denver March 5 Al Cornish 32 was shot and fatally wounded by Miss Hess Thomas 21 who confessed the slaying followed ardent wooing The shooting happened on a sidewalk in front of a hotel at 1935 Champa Street where witnesses saw the incident Cornish died at a hospital leaving an aged mother dependent on him
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Denver
al Cornish
Miss Hess
Thomas
Miss Thomas
George Dyon
Ant
Champa Street
Cornish
Grain Exports Rise to 1.74 Million Bushels United States
Washington dispatch reports grain exports totaling 1 740 000 bushels for the week, up from 451 008 bushels the prior week in a buoyant export period.
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Washington
United States
Record of The Dirty Accent Session Lauded
Washington March 5 More worthwhile constructive legislation was enacted by the sixty seventh congress than by any congress in peace times a republican national committee statement said The record includes budget law tax cuts reductions in federal employees and a series of laws aiding farming and industry while avoiding destructive or sectional measures
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Sixty Seventh Congress
Congress
President Harding Starts Florida Vacation Route
On board the special train near Rocky Mount North Carolina March 6 President Harding and Mrs Harding travel toward Florida for a month long vacation. After a busy morning he relaxed and set aside official duties for rest and recreation marking his first extended break since taking office two years ago yesterday. The journey will pause at Orlando tomorrow, benefiting Mrs Harding as well as the president.
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Rocky Mount
Harding
Congress
White House
Florida
Ormond
Ex-Governor Hagerman to Convene Navajo Officials in Albuquerque
Ex-Governor Hagerman, now special commissioner, will host a meeting in Albuquerque with six Navajo Indian superintendents from the six agencies. They will discuss tribal agricultural and stock activities, leases, and contracts affecting the tribe. Headquarters are set in the federal building as the commissioner works to promote development of Navajo resources in the San Juan basin.
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Hagerman
Navajo
Albuquerque
Federal
Department
San Juan Basin
Governor nominates six state boards for confirmation
Governor Trinkle sent to the senate for confirmation nominations to six state boards including Agricultural College, School for Deaf and Dumb, University of New Mexico, State Game Commission, New Mexico Chef s College, and Miners Hospital with multiple named appointees for four year terms.
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Trinkle
Senate
Agricultural College
Mra
Kenry Steel
Las Cruces
J. A. Mahoney
Deming
C. L. Hill
Hill
Tomlinson Fort
Roswell
Bent. Luchini
Derry
School For
Dump
Mires
Paul A. F. Walter
Lucius Dills
Guy P. Trarrington
C. ©. Harrison
C.L. Mondragon
Bernalillo
Eac
University. of New Mexico
Mia
Frances FE
Nixon
Fort Sumners
J. A. . Reidy
Charles Lembke
A. A. Sedillo
Albuquerque
Nathan Jaffa
D. J. Leahy
San Miguel County
T. Hill
Dellas
Oestreich
New Mexico Chefs’ College
Silver City
Helen Ryan
Jackson Agee
T. L. Lowe
John C. Watson
Adolfo Torres
Magdalena
Fach
Miners’ Hospital
Raton
Turmoil in Tlaxacala Over Election Results
Mexico City reports Tlaxacala in turmoil after recent elections with clashes between rival factions. Two rival legislatures claim legality as a dissident group near Huamantin escapes to the mountains defying state and federal authorities.
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Tlaxacala
Mexico City
Taxacala
Huamantin
Spider Performer Falls to Death in Broadway Stunt
New York crowds of about 20 000 watched Harry F F Young the self styled spider plunge from the Hotel Martinique after failing to grip an indentation on the 10th floor. He leaves a widow and son eight. Contract with a movie concern found on his person and cameras recorded the tragedy.
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New York
Broadway
Harry FF. Young
Greeley Square
Young
America
Red Cross
Bert
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Reconstruction of the British Cabinet Likely
London March 6 The government considers partial cabinet reconstruction after defeats in bye elections. Griffith-Boscawen resigns as health minister after Mitcham loss to J Schuter Ede. Stanley also retires after Willesden defeat.
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London
Associated Press
Bonar Law
Arthur Griffith-Boscawen
Ministry of Health
Mitcham
Surrey
J. Schuter Ede
George F. Stanley
Home Affairs
Willesden
Arthur Neville Chamberlain
Lord Birkenhead
Birkenhead
Lard Curzon
Austen Chamberlain
Lieyvd George
Jury Named in Baton Rouge Kidnapping Case Involving Klan
Morehouse parish grand jury was drawn and charged by Judge Fred M. Odom. State Attorney General A. V. Coco plans to present open hearing evidence on kidnappings and floggings tied to the Ku Klux Klan and seeks 20 to 40 indictments ranging from assault to murder.
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T. F. Richard
Mer Rouge
Farmer
Odom
J. C. Ebang
Okridge
B. A. Hood
Daniel
J. K. Skipwith
Cyclops
Morehouse Parish
Ku Klux Klan
Emigs Saha
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