Two Proposals For Shoals In Senate Plan
Washington Dec 31 The Muscle Shoals issue faces two paths in the Senate plan a joint conference committee with the House or a commission of experts. Senate leaders aim to send at least two proposals to conference and favor substituting the Underwood bill for the Norris operation measure. They consider Jones amendment to refer the matter to a commission for expert recommendations after a substitute is adopted.
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House
Underwood
Muscle Shoals
Jones
Congress
Americans Should Assist The Needy Says E H Gary
Elbert H. Gary chairman of United States Steel urges in a New Year statement that Americans owe thanks to providence and should devote time and energy to helping those in need, up to their ability and propriety.
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Associated Press
New York
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Indictment in Kansas City: Arnolds Charged in Detective Killing
W E Arnold and wife Mildred E Arnold indicted for first degree murder in the slaying of Lawrence IL Hatfield a private detective. Police say Mildred rode with Hatfield and her husband shot him. authorities allege a conspiracy to trap the detective. Arnold surrendered days later and confessed.
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Kansas City
W. E. Arnold
Mildred E. Arnold
Lawrence IL. Hatfield
Governors notes case holds Small and Curtis liable
Circuit Judge Burton signed a decree holding Governor Small Verne Curtis and the Edward Curtis estate responsible for all interest collected on notes of Chicago backers who received state funds during Small's tenure as State treasurer. The decree allows further evidence by the master in chancery to fix the amount due, with motions for appeal filed by Governor Schroeder and Mrs. Ethel Curtis.
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Springfield
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Small
Verne Curtis
Edward Curtis
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Supreme Court
Werner Schroeder
Ethel Curtis
Ouster of Official Sets Pro Sweet Government Tone
The removal of John R. Smith as head of the state prohibition forces triggered a dramatic government shake up. In quick succession Colonel Hart and Captain Ardourel, armed, moved to dispossess Smith from the civil service commission office after Governor Sweet ordered his removal. The action shifts control of four Sweet appointees into pro Sweet hands, ending two years of friction between the governor and the civil service commission.
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Civil Service Commission
Sweet
Colonel Hart
Ardourel
Gaiety as Grain Exchange Moves to New Building
Festive scenes disrupted the Board of Trade as members celebrated the final day in the old office. Hats, streamers and a clog dance amused attendees while a derby flew into a grain pit. The shift to the 14 story Wyandotte Street complex begins Friday, the largest grain trade building worldwide since 1887.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Board of Trade
10Th and
Wyandotte Streets
Indictments Charge St Louis County Prosecutor Jones
Four indictments returned by a Clayton grand jury accusing Adam Henry Jones of corruption and failure to prosecute cases. Two counts allege unlawful failure to prosecute two gas cases. two counts claim a corrupt agreement to drop charges in two felony matters. The indictments come as his term ends at midnight.
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Associated Press
Clayton
Adam Henry Jones
St. Louis County
Jones
Noile Prasse
King George awards new year honors list in 1920s tone
The king issued his New Year honors with promotions across government services, India, and the colonies. Notably art science and literature gain attention as two women are named dames, while Sir James Frazer and Sir Ernest Rutherford join the order of merit.
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Associated Press
London
India
King George
Marquis Curzon of
Kedleston
Viscount Jellicoe
Scapa
John Bradbury
Henry Duke
James George Frazer
Trinity College, Cambridge
Ernest Rutherford
Cavendish Laboratory
Cambridge University
Ellen Terry
Millicent Garrett Fawcett
National Union of the Women's Suffrage Society
Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire
Dividend Checks Go Out As New Year Gift 963 Firms
New York December 31 dividend checks will be mailed to stockholders in 963 corporations on January 2 the first business day of the year. A total of 455,080,000 will be paid in dividends and interest by railroad industrial and traction companies banks and trust companies the national government and greater New York during January.
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Associated Press
New York
Greater New York
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