Knoxville Tragedy: Slayer Johnson Surrenders Bid Denied
In Knoxville Tennessee on January 13 Johnson the Jefferson County firmer and ex peace officer slain three people in Jefferson City and near Carson-Newman College. A dynamited home siege ended with Johnson wounded and refusing surrender. Darell Hicks a Carson-Newman senior among the dead. Robert Purkey held as material witness.
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Knoxvile
Tenn
B Johnson
Jefferson County
Jefferson City
Doralds
Johnson
Knox County
Jefferson Cty
Flo
Howard
Darell Hicks
Carson-Newman College
Hicks
Bishop
Robert Purkey
Senators Clash Over U S Policy in Nicaragua and Mexico
Senate debate erupts as Borah challenges administration on Mexican and Nicaraguan policy. Kellogg faced in House inquiry. naval orders and envoys circle the Central American crisis with Costa Rica mediation efforts noted. Sacasa’s stance and potential peace talks loom amid U S naval actions and regional tensions.
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Ceive
Borah
Nicarasua
Senate
Washington
House
Foreign Relations Committee
Lenroot
Wisconsin
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kellogg
Costa Rica
State Department
Kelling
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Coolidge
Idaho
Nicaragua
Borah Teft
Foreign Relations Committees
Nicararua
Ze'ara
Adolpho Diaz
Diaz
United States
College Failures Saved Through Lighter Work
Tucson report on Franklin P. Paschal of the University of Arizona who helps failing students with contracts and supervision, limiting work to their capacity. He notes 80 percent of those aided stay on track, cites causes such as weak high school prep and too much outside work, and urges better professor student contact to improve outcomes.
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Franklin P. Paschal
University of Arizona
Paschal
Dean Paschal
United States
Rail merger proposed to consolidate 28 thousand miles
The article details a tentative plan under the 1920 Transportation Act to group U S railways into about 20 systems. Key lines include Great Northern Northern Pacific and Burlington. Officials discuss final grouping delays and potential consolidation plans with headquarters likely in St Paul.
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Budd
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Commere Commission
Northwest
Charles Donnelly
The
St. Paul
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Chicago
Aurora Branch
Chicago and
Aurora Railroad
Minneapolis and
St. Cloud
Superior and
St. Croix
Parker Coal Bill Blocked by House Commerce Committee
The House Commerce Committee refused to report the Parker bill granting the executive branch power to act on coal strikes. The vote was 16 to 6, with Chairman Parker and the bill's author tabling all coal legislation for the session.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Parker
Five actresses to be named at Chaplin hearing
Chicago January 13 Charles Spencer Chaplin plans to fight for his two children amid a Los Angeles divorce filing by Lita Grey Chaplin. He travels to New York aboard the Twentieth Century Limited and says he will file a cross bill to refute charges and pursue justice for his babies.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Charles Spencer Chaplin
Los Angeles
Lita Grey Chaplin
Chaplin
New York
Twentieth Century Limited
Herald and Examiner
Tam
New Chevrolet Peacock Cars Feature Rainbow Color Combos
The article highlights the color range and trims of the Chevrolet Peacock lineup for this year. Registered color combinations and trim options are showcased, signaling a vibrant new market entry.
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Lating
Solon
Central America
Navy Department
Mexico
Sheffield
Department
America
Sacasa
Eral
Latimer
Central Press
Standard
Tucson
Ariz
Dean Franklin P. Paschal
Princess
Princess Alexandra Victoria
Alexandra Victoria
August Wilhelm
Kaiser
Ruemann
Imperial Navy
Schleswig-Holstein
Augusta Victoria
Lyndol K. Young
Wein’s
Hart Schaffner & Marz Clothes
Wein's
East Park St
WJZ
J. Andrew White
White
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