Hoover Supports Coolidge Navy Bill Time Limit View
Washington Jan 29 Herbert Hoover endorses President Coolidges stance on delaying an immediate start to naval construction while naval advocates push for passage of a 15 cruiser and aircraft carrier bill. Senate leaders aim for a first night vote as McNutt of the American Legion urges ships of steel over paper.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Senate
Britten
House Naval Affairs Committee
Hoover
President Coolidge
Barkley
Kentucky
Hale
Everett Sanders
Paul V. McNutt
American Legion
State Health Officer Loses Fight for Post
New Orleans January 29 Dr Oscar Dowling longtime head of the Louisiana state board of health lost his final legal bid to keep the office after Gov Huey P Long appointed Dr Joseph A O Hara as successor The Louisiana Supreme Court denied a rehearing paving the way for O Hara to assume the post once Dowling vacates the office.
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Associated Pres
Orleans
Oscar Dowling
Louisiana State Board of Health
Joseph A. O'Hara
Huey P. Long
State Supreme Court
O'Hara
Dowling
Orgatone Praise From Amarillo Laborer Rickman
J C Rickman of Amarillo Texas details years of illness including stomach liver trouble and headaches and credits Orgaton e with restoring appetite energy and easing constipation He says Orgaton is sold only by City Drug Store 517 Polk St Amarillo and mailed orders exist at one bottle 1 25 or six bottles 6 25
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J. C. Rickman
Eidth Ave
Amarillo
Texas
Santa Fe
Orgatone
Polk St
Insurgents Blast Train In Mexico City Area
Reports from Ciudad Guzman Jalisco say insurgents dynamited a mixed passenger and freight train between Goquimatl n and Jala. Three bombs exploded under the engine demolishing it. An armored escort vehicle was overturned. Soldiers repelled the attackers. No casualties learned. Train ran from Colima to Manzanillo.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Ciudad Guzman
Jalisco
Goquimatiam
Jala
Colima
Manzanillo
Galligan Named Superintendent of Laredo Schools
William P. Galligan former registrar of St Edward's University has been named superintendent of the Laredo public schools. He succeeds the late L G Christen who died in Laredo Thursday and had led the district since last July. Galligan is a graduate of Notre Dame Arkansas and St Edward's universities.
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United Press
Austin
Texas
William P. Galligan
St. Edwards University
Laredo
Bed Share Offered in Budapest Classified Ad
A local paper carries a want ad offering half a bed for rent. The ad from Madam Andraesy at 42 Sandor St promises moderate terms and invites inspection. Bed availability runs 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. with the other 12 hours used by a night-shift worker.
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Budapest
Andraesy
Sandor St
Exhaust Fumes Fatal to Motorist Near Millsap
Weatherford report states a man about 35 found dead in a stalled automobile near Millsap. I. J. Broussard name sewn in clothing. fumes from the motor provided warmth after a tire puncture. Fuel tank empty. victim described as dark complexion and about 185 pounds.
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Associated Press
Weatherford
Millsap
I. J. Broussard
Nother One Mrs Smart Tea Hospitality
A brief Tit Bits snippet shows Mrs Smart asking about a husband’s objection to cats and Mrs Payne replying he says she feeds all neighborhood cats. The line invites tea and hospitality.
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Mrs. Smart
Amarillo voter letters oppose gas rate claims
A citizen urges Amarillo electors to oppose the Amarillo Gas Company statement to the City Commission alleging costs above eight to sixteen cents per thousand feet. He accuses City Development of spending $60,000 yearly and paying a $10,000 General Manager salary, and promises action at City Hall if elected.
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Amarillo Gas Company
City Commission
Dorset Carter
Board of City Development
Harris
Uncle Sam in Debt 100000 U S Workers
Washington Jan 29 Fifty thousand former federal employees can claim an average of $20 by filing for refunds from the retirement fund. The Pension Bureau is locating 50 000 forgotten contributors who left government service and may have funds due from the retirement program. Some hold small amounts others up to 500 dollars.
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Washington
United States
Pension Bureau
Bureau
Comptroller General
Navy Yards
Veterans’ Bureau
Sam
Boys Yes Girls Too Much Belief Says Author
George Gilbert of Port Dickinson argues in Binghamton that modern girls are spoiled by attention and praise. He says girls expect agreement and admiration and may falter when a man stands firm and says no in social interactions. He spoke on Young People's Work in the area.
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Ag Unitel Press
Binghampton
N. Y
George Gilbert
Port Dickinson
Gilbert
Woman sheriff to prosecute bootlegger benefactor
Senatoria Miss January 28 Tate county's new woman sheriff will prosecute the young bootlegger who assisted her husband after he suffered a death stroke. The action marks the first official act of the sheriff's office under the new administration.
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Senatoria
Miss
Tate County
M. C. Campbell
Sheriff’s Wife Appointed to Succeed the Late Officer
The county mourns as a sheriff dies of a heart attack during a liquor arrest. The young man resisted and later summoned a doctor. He aided the dying officer and drove the officer’s car to the county jail to request incarceration. Mrs Lil Campbell, wife of the stricken sheriff, is named to fill the unexpired term and vows to continue the crackdown on liquor violators.
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Ficer
Lil Campbell
Man Without a Stomach Eats Regularly and Works Lightly
United Press report from London notes Hepworth Etherington of Batley near Leeds who had his stomach removed eighteen months ago. He now eats solid food and performs light work, with ongoing good health. the operation left only certain glands and was his life saving procedure.
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Hepworth Etherington
Batley
Leeds
Ogden Mills Dies in New York at 72
Ogden Mills financier philanthropist and arts patron died in New York after more than three weeks illness. An attack of bronchitis developed into pneumonia followed by erysipelas. The news item notes Mills was a noted sportsman and lover of the arts.
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Associated Press
New York
Ogden Mills
Mills
Treasury Undersecretary Ogden Mills dies amid final hours
Transfusions failed to save his life as Ogden L. Mills, undersecretary of the treasury, lay with his father in his final hours. A daughter, the Countess of Granard, was also present at his side.
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Ogden L. Mills
the Treasury
Countess of Granard
Not the Owner at Pagsing Show Quips About Looks
A brief fragment from the Pagsing Show captures a banter exchange about being good looking. The characters spar over when the compliment applies and who is deemed attractive.
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