Arthur Brisbane A Good King and Congress Comes Back
Arthur Brisbane reflects on Congress reopening and global affairs. He highlights U S naval buildup and Japanese sea air cooperation, notes plans for a New York to Pekin air route, and praises figures steering defense and finance while envisioning rapid transcontinental air travel for high value cargo.
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Congress
New York
Peking
Mitchell
Pekin
Boeing Airplane Company
Seattle
C. F. Mitchell
National City Bank
Boeing
Doubtful outlook for Farm Relief Bill this session
Washington reports Chairman Haugen of the House agricultural committee voiced grave doubt about passing an adequate Farm Relief Bill this session. The Boulder Dam fight and reapportionment debates also occupied Congress as the farm relief issue lingered with uncertain prospects.
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Associated Press
Washington
Haugen
House Agricultural Committee
Congress
Senate
House
Boulder Dam
Treasury Post Office
House Agriculture Committee
Johnson
California
Arizona
Ashurst
Hayden
Hose Census Committee
Snell
Rules Committee
Congress Journal Reports Budget Action and Committee Lines
The article outlines Senate and House activities across committees and bills with references to Boulder Canyon, Houlder Dam, and disaster inquiries. It notes resignations, budget submissions, and pending Kellogg Briand treaty work, with several committee meetings listed and names such as Walsh and DuPone mentioned.
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Associated Press
Senate
Boulder Canyon
House Agriculture Committee
House Census Committee
House
Naval Affairs Committee
House Veterans Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Justice
Commerce
Labor
Houlder Dam
Vestris
Walsh
Montana
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kellogg
Congress
Treasury-post Office
DuPone
Delaware
Fatal Still Raid Linked to Black Damp Gas
In Houston a federal agent Pat Sharpe died in an underground cavern during a still raid. Authorities cite black damp gas from sealed ground as the cause after an inquest. Victor Buthod fainted rescuing Sharpe. another agent was near collapse. A local Italian man faces liquor charges. poison gas is considered possible.
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Associated Press
Houston
Pat Sharpe
Justice of the Peace
J. M. Ray
Sharpe
Victor Buthod
Buthod
Raymond Wisehart
Winston McMahon
U. S
M. C. Waltrip
Four Die as Blast Rocks New York Dis infecting Plant
An explosion at a disinfecting plant on East 108th Street New York killed four people and injured at least six. Fifteen workers were reported missing as the blast shattered windows for blocks. Ambulances fire units and police rushed to the scene.
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Associated Press
New York
East 108Th Street
East River
Noah Beery Faces Divorce Proceeding
Los Angeles reports Noah Beery, noted film villain, was summoned to court as his wife files for divorce alleging cruelty and that he carried his on screen role into their home. The suit was filed yesterday and seeks lawful dissolution of marriage.
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Associated S’ress
Angeles
Dee. G
Noah Beery
Report Ship in Distress Off Melbourne Beach
Coast guard advices identified a vessel in distress off Melbourne Beach Florida after two explosions and visible flames. Beacon Light reported Miguel Belarrinaga moving to assist the unnamed ship. Separately Ted Hart from Potter County jail was hospitalized with flu symptoms.
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Coast Guard
Melbourne Beach
Fla
Beacon Light
Miguel Belarrinaga
Ted Hart
Potter County
Golden Sandstorm fans set for Abilene game send off
Santa Fe station hosts a 6 pm pep rally for the Golden Sandstorm before their trip to Abilene to face the Black Eagles Saturday. A special Amarrillo-bound train is planned, with tickets urged tonight and tomorrow for accurate headcount and equipment orders.
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Haugenholds
Sandies
Santa Fe
Abilene
Black Eagles
Amarillo
H. L. Butler
Parramore Field
Globe
Western Union
WDAG
Golden Sandstorm
Trap Bandits In Gun Fight Near Kellyville
In Kellyville Oklahoma two young bandits John Eldridge eighteen and Dennis Williams nineteen from Wyatt fled after robbing the Bank of Kellyville. They were captured three miles south of town after a gun battle with a posse and deputies. Williams was shot in the back and a posse member was lightly wounded. Cashier Horace Harvey was forced to open the vault at 8 am and the bandits took between 800 and 1000 dollars. The money was found near town edge.
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Associated Press
Kellyville
Okla
Here
Horace Harvey
John Eldridge
Dennis Williams
Wyat
Williams
Harvey
Ile
King George III Shows Slow Improvement in Health
Buckingham Palace reports King George III passed a fair night with lower fever and slowly improving condition though infection remains severe. Doctors caution against over-optimism as illness has persisted 17 days and viewers await clearer details from physicians.
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Associated Trees
London
George
Buckingham Palace
Lord, Dawron of
Penn
Stanley Hewett
Daily Telegraph
Murder Farm Suspect Northcott Feared Ill in California
The health of Gordon Stewart Northcott caused concern as officers pursued leads in Southern California about four or more alleged murders. He is confined with fever in the county jail hospital ward, diagnosed with influenza and bronchitis, aiding efforts to locate burial sites marked on a map. Circles and crashes on the map likely indicate where victims were hidden, and Northcott may be returned to the Mojave desert to guide investigators once fit.
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Los Angeles
Gordon Stewart Northcott
Vancouver
B. C
Northcott
Kelly
Quinn
Gordon Stewart Noertcott
California
Riverside
Mojave Desert
Mojave
Reed leads Senate opposition to Kellogg antiwar pact
Senator Reed of Missouri forms a determined stand against the Kellogg anti war treaty. Some colleagues question reservations to protect the Monroe Doctrine while others doubt the treaty’s navigability and potential World Court impacts. Secretary Kellogg faces committee testimony as debate continues.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Kellogg
Senate
James A. Reed
Missouri
Foreign Relations Committee
Reed
United States
League of Nations
Johnson
California
Moses
New Hampshire
Selons
Bruce
Dem. Mra
Swanson
Virginia
Gentlemen Kidnappers Release Wealthy Gambler Amid Publicity Fear
Ed Alvey a 60 year old Louisville gambler was abducted Monday night and held nearly 54 hours. He was released without ransom after police activity and publicity heightened fear of pursuit. Alvey, unharmed, returned home and described his captors as disguising themselves with bandages and changing the hood. He said they hinted at ransom but never demanded payment.
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The
Associated Press
Lou Isvill
Ed Alvey
Louisville
Alvey
Gath
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