Kellogg Pact Holds Place With Senate
The Rel treaty remains in the Senate as lawmakers debate reapportionment based on the 1930 census. Optimism surrounds Representative Fenn’s plan, though strong opposition persists. A separate fraud probe looms over a spurious document linked to Senators Borah and Norris. The Senate commerce committee postponed its report yesterday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Fenn
Connecticut
House
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Senate Commerce Committee
Nominations For River Commission Hit Confirmation Hurdle
The nomination of Brigadier General Thomas H. Jackson and Major Ernest Graves to join the Mississippi River Commission faced ongoing questions today. Meanwhile, tariff hearings continued before the Ways and Means Committee as the Merchant Marine Committee had not finished consideration of a bill to extend the Radio Commission’s life by one year.
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Thomas H. Jackson
Ernest Graves
Mississippi River Commission
Ways and Means Committee
Merchant Marine Committee
Radio Commission
Strange Seed That Baffled Botanists Dies in Denver Greenhouse
A peculiar seed found at the bottom of an eighteen foot Denver excavation baffled local botanists when it sprang to life in water then wilted and died in the care of John Russell, city park superintendent, leaving only a dry husk.
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International News Service
Denver
John Russell
City Park
Starcourt’s captive ends up as a tutor in a bleak tale
Jenifer challenges her father’s plan to shoot Starcourt and claims ownership of him. Gerane intervenes by arranging that Starcourt remain alive and become her English tutor this winter, delaying any execution to next spring. The scene ends with the hunters paused and the captive secured.
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Matilde
Gerane
Starcourt
Jenifer
Broadaxe
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