Western independents press three key policy demands in Senate
Western republican independents submit demands for farm relief under McNary Haugen, curtailment of federal court injunctions, and a thorough inquiry into U S policy in Central and South America. Senator Curtis, re elected as floor leader, received the letter and will reply later.
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Associated Press
Washington
Republican Old Guard
Senate
United States
Central
South America
Curtis
Kansas
la Follette
Blaine
Wisconsin
Frazier
Nye
North Dakota
Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Real American Girl Refuses Alimony in San Francisco
Mrs Grace Fraser refuses alimony saying the real American girl will not accept support from a husband. Judge Graham suggests alimony. she replies that if a man is not good enough to live with, his money is not good enough to take. She accepts $25 a month for the couple’s baby.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Grace Fraser
Thomas F. Graham
Thomas Fraser
Coolidge Plans Trip to Havana for Pan American Congress
President Coolidge will travel by rail to Key West and board a warship to Havana for the sixth Pan American congress. He aims to attend the January 16 opening session, with Kellogg and Wilbur possibly alongside, and Mrs. Coolidge expected to accompany him. The stay may be brief, about 24 hours.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Havana
Pan-American Congress
White House
Key West
Fla
Cuba
Congress
Kellogg
Wilbur
Doty to spend Christmas at home after Legion release
Bennett J. Doty of Biloxi Mississippi says he will be home for Christmas after being released from the Foreign Legion. He arrives at Oran from Sidi Bel Abbes in good health and spirits and will travel to Marseilles for discharge before sailing to America from Cherbourg next week.
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Associated Press
Oran
Algeria
Bennett J. Doty
Biloxi
Miss
Foreign Legion
Doty
Sidi-Bel-Abbes
Marseilles
Legion
Paris
America
Cherbourg
Zundle and Downie Lead Planes in Y Derby Flight
Edinburgh to London aerial derby opens as YMCA drive aims to raise 6000 in unredeemed pledges. W. Zundle and B. M. Downie pilot planes decorated in Scottish colors amid fog and early engine trouble. Day two revenue reaches 904.50 with 487.50 from top teams.
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W. Zundle
B. M. Downie
Edinburgh
London
Sam Parker
Scotland
Parker
Butte-to-Berlin
Team 5
Margaret L. Hoyt
Aggie Davis
Cam
Timothy J. Kelly Former Anaconda Resident Dies in California
Timothy J. Kelly once a prominent Anaconda merchant and head bookkeeper for Copper City Commercial died in his Peid mont Oakland home after weeks of illness. Born February 9 1874 in St Paul he moved to Anaconda in 1896 later founding the Anaconda laundry. Funeral plans unclear with interment possibly in Oakland or St Paul.
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Timothy J. Kelly
Anaconda
Butte
Peidmont
Oakland
Cal
Daniel G. Kelly
Charles J. Kelly
Mr. Kelly
St. Paul
Timothy Kelly
Sudkting Department
Great Northern Railroad
Copper City Commercial Company
Anaconda Laundry
Copper City Commecial Company
Montana
Butte Narcotic Addict Claims Drugs Sold Like Candy
Leo Kennedy, convicted in district court on narcotics possession, told reporters it is as easy to buy narcotics in Butte as candy. The jury set a sentence of two to four years in prison plus a fine. Kennedy was acquitted on a selling narcotics charge. He noted Chinatown purchases with a $20 bill.
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Butte
Leo Kennedy
Kennedy
Turing
Chinatown
Montana U system study draws national interest
Dr. Melvin A. Brannon, chancellor of the Greater University of Montana, says Montana’s plan to unite higher education under one head is seen as a model by other states. He reports interest from governors and educational authorities during an eastern visit, and notes his new role as vice president of the National Association of State Universities.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Montana
Melvin A. Brannon
Greater
University of Montana
Brannon
Green
Michigan
National Association of State Universities
Chicago
Man Confesses Bomb Plot To Prevent Smith’s Marriage
Hiram Reed of Mossville admitted placing dynamite in a rural school store to kill his teacher sweetheart Miss Iola Bradford who is gravely injured. He remains detained as doctors assess her condition and prosecutors consider charges.
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Ottawa
Ills
Hiram Reed
Mossville
Iola Bradford
Not a Nullificationist Gov Smith opens on prohibition stance
Gov Alfred E Smith declares support for enforcing laws but sees no reason voters cannot oppose federal prohibition. Speaking at the New York League of Women Voters dinner he cites organized opposition and questions the solidity of pro prohibition forces while noting possible funding of 5 million dollars for such activity.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Alfred K. Smith
New York State
New York State League of Women Voters
Nassau County
League
Germany Signals Delicate Move Toward Versailles Revision
Geneva observers view Count von Bernstorff's address at the disarmament talks as a cautious push for revising the Versailles pact. He urged Article 19 to guide studies on a League of Nations covenant change, sparking debate about fixing frontiers and international security.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Germany
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Security Committee
League Assembly
Ger
Society Woman Seeks Ear Graft Offer Sparks Bid
A New York Chicago society woman advertised for a left ear graft paying 2500 dollars through her attorney Jay J. McArthur. An applicant offered 4000 dollars but requested the organ price. The ad called for a light skinned donor under 25 with photographs and confidentiality.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Chicago Society
Jay J. McArthur
President Coolidge dedicates New Mexico stone at Washington Monument
President Coolidge today dedicated the New Mexico stone in the Washington Monument, noting New Mexico joins 46 states. He praised the state’s civilization, development prospects, and potential in science industry agriculture education architecture and sanitation as a large audience braved heavy rain.
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New Mexico
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Washington Monument
Virginia City Youth Fatally Wrecks Car Near Ruby
Archie Williams a 22 year old native of Virginia City was killed when his car mounted a 10 foot embankment near Ruby while driving from Laurin to Virginia City. He had just been named a deputy sheriff and had worked his first shift the day before. Funeral plans were announced for Saturday with Williams survived by parents, a brother Percy, a sister Toots, and relatives in multiple Montana cities.
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Archie Williams
Virginia City
Ruby
Williams
Madison Valley
Laurin
Archie Coutts
Reynolds Avenue
Coutts
Ben Williams
Percy
Toots
Charles Williams
L. A. Dudley
Montana
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Mexico City
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