Convicted Congressman Langley Not Expected Monday
Representative Langley of Kentucky, a Republican convicted of violating the prohibition law, is not expected to take his seat when Congress meets Monday. His chairmanship of the building and grounds committee is likely to go to Representative Elliot of Indiana while leaders wait on the Supreme Court decision on Langley's appeal.
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Aspironal advert promises rapid cold relief and broad endorsement
An advertising pitch touts Aspironal as a guaranteed, fast acting cold and cough remedy rivaling whiskey. It claims approval by authorities, wide pharmacy supply, and a two minute money back promise if symptoms persist, recommending it for adults and children alike.
Buried City Found in Pike County Missouri
A buried preglacial city is reported at Pike county Missouri six miles from the Mississippi river fifty miles from Quincy Illinois A shaft descends sixty five feet to a floor with walls and possible underground rooms and passages investigators hope to find gold pottery and artifacts An expedition financed by R D Burchard of St Louis traced forty three subterranean rooms and seven passageways using a diver like instrument The shaft walls show cement like material and tamped earth signs of an ancient underground complex awaiting further excavation
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Chile protests Pershing over Tacna Arica plebiscite
Geneva reports Chile files protest with the League of Nations secretary general Sir Arthur Henderson regarding delays in holding the Tacna Arica plebiscite. Chile accuses General Pershing of postponing voting while claiming impartiality and troop withdrawal assurances.
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Amarillo Plate Glass Firm Lands Major Building Contract
The Amarillo Plate Glass company secured the Panhandle’s largest plate glass contract to date. Owner J. W. Ross says the Amarillo building features top quality workmanship and the firm can handle any glass job, large or small, with the best service possible.
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