Appropriations Pile Up as Senate Veto Looms
In Washington on January 1 the sixty eighth congress faces a rush to finish fiscal bills. Senate debates Muscle Shoals and Isle of Pines while House bills on agriculture interior and treasure await action. A final vote on the postal salary veto is targeted for Tuesday after a swift post office rate increase measure is prepared to meet executive veto.
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Robe Fire Kills Livingston Man in Rooming House
Hugh Dehart, 68, longtime Montana resident, died after his bathrobe caught fire while he lit a cigarette in bed. He was found suffocated with burns on hands and face, in a Benton rooming house near Selby parlors. Dehart had been in poor health, once ran a store at Cokeda and later moved to Columbus, a former business partner of State Senator Annin of Stillwater County.
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Denver Judge Snores In Court Sparks Courtroom Nap Incident
Police escorted several sleepy courtroom attendees from the Denver courthouse after they nodded off during proceedings. A bailiff woke the somnolent jurors and escorted them out as the judge slept through portions of the session.
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German Leaders Welcome New Year Amid Evacuation Fears
Berlin reports crowd mixed, with President Ebert praising cabinet perseverance yet warning about the Rhineland evacuation set for January 10. Despite progress in economy and internal consolidation, bitterness grows over the punitive peace treaty and ongoing foreign policy tensions.
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Mortimer's Wife to Refute Testimony in City Trial
Chicago January 1 Mrs Catherine Mortimer of Philadelphia the estranged wife of Elias H Mortimer principal witness for the defense and J W Thompson of St Louis and Chicago contractors will be called to refute part of her former husband's testimony. The defense announced tonight and the trial will be resumed tomorrow.
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Postal Officials Ousted Over Legislation Inquiry
Washington reports suspended postal officials in several cities amid a senate investigation into the use of money to influence postal legislation. Names include Peter McGurt, Peter Wiggle, Harvey M. Tittle, J. J. Shields, William Sansom, and EH. McDermot, with Riedesel resigning after a $1000 gift claim. The probe, led by Postmaster General New, reveals details of the alleged pay-for-' interests among postal supervisors and related gifts.
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Four Horsemen Beat Stanford in Rose Bowl Clash
Notre Dame, led by the famed Four Horsemen, routed Stanford 27 to 10 in the Rose Bowl. Ernie Nevers of Stanford and Cardinal stars fought hard, but costly errors and relentless Irish charges sealed the East’s first victory in years.
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Inaugural Reception Plans for Governor-Elect Erickson
Nearly completed plans were announced for the informal reception at the state capitol building and the high school box. Decorations will feature flags and flowers. Governor-elect John E Erickson and Mrs Erickson will attend with state officials and their wives. The Ericksons joined the governor at the executive mansion as Gov. Joseph Dizon moved into a hotel.
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Millionaire Orphan Heir Ready to Sue Probe Instigators
William D Shepherd, heir to the late millionaire William Nelson McClintock, vows damages suits for slander against those who pushed the death investigation. He declares he will act at once and pursue the matter to the finish after coroners conclude tests on the 21 year old.
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President greets 4000 visitors at annual White House reception
President and Mrs Coolidge welcomed about 4000 people to a New Year reception at the White House. The event lasted more than four hours with many attendees allowed to call in despite formalities. Cabinet officers, military aides, and diplomats lined up to greet the couple in a more informal, neighborly atmosphere than in recent years.
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Japan to Europe flight plan announced by Asahi
January 2 report says Japan will attempt a flight to Europe next spring under the Asahi's auspices. Two Briquet fighters from France are being assembled. The imperial government including naval, military and radio departments will cooperate with Premier Kato and Foreign Minister Hanihara, who praised the enterprise as a contribution to world culture and peace.
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Twins Born Across Different New Year In Amarillo
In Amarillo Texas two boys were born last night in a single family but in different years highlighting a rare New Year birth event. The first child arrived as the old year ended and the second followed in the early hours of the new year.
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Chicago New Year chaos leaves three dead
In a severe winter storm New Year festivities turned tragic as three men were killed and about six others injured in Chicago. Police responded to chaotic hotel and party scenes with doors forced and hot-blooded confrontations. One man was shot during an outsider crash at a guest event and another was stabbed in a separate incident.
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Four Lives Lost in Los Angeles New Year Revelry
January 1 reports detail four deaths and about 180 injuries in Los Angeles surrounding New Year festivities. Injuries stem from traffic incidents and street fights, with one man critically hurt by a clubhouse fall. Two girls were lightly hurt by stray bullets likely fired by New Year revelers as arrests for intoxication rose and liquor law violations noted.
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California Dominates Penn in New Year Football Classic
In Berkeley on January 1, California defeats the University of Pennsylvania 14 to 0. Imlay shines as a star for California, with McGraw delivering a stellar performance for the Easterners. The crowd of about 50,000 witnessed a dominant Cal start, outplaying Penn from start to finish, delivering decisive blows and securing the victory.
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Forest Fire Threatens Tucson Area In Arizona Mountains
The blaze, visible forty miles away, burns in the Santa Catalina Range with fire crews responding from multiple towns. Authorities report the fire near Coronado National Forest, with uncertain rancher evacuations and possible danger to nearby residents.
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First Butte Couple Wed in 1925 Ceremony
Miss Hazel Smith and Joseph Nardi, a public business couple, wed in Butte with Judge Carroll officiating on New Year’s Day as crowds and a phone company bustle marked the event and city life.
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Women Named to Texas High Court Appointment Milestone
Page 3 reports a historic appointment making a woman the highest state court justice in Texas. Governor Ferguson’s choice includes Nelsie Gray Robertson as Chief Justice, Hortense Ward, and Edith B Wilmans. The article notes motives linked to making Ferguson feel at home and advancing women in law.
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International debts and war claims discussed in Washington
In Washington on New Year’s Day the debate over international debts and war claims intensifies. Talks focus on debt settlements and claims procedures as Montagu Norman and Sir Allan Garrett Anderson visit the United States to discuss related matters.
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