Depew Heads Pilgrims Meeting Amid Market Slump
In New York on January 28 Associated Press notes Chauncey M. Depew presiding over the Pilgrims of the United States annual meeting. He is reelected president and urges world peace and congressional backbone. He lauds the Federal Reserve and Mussolini as he outlines recovery after postwar conditions.
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Associated Press
New York
Financial
Chauncey M. Depew
Pilgrims of the
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Congress
Coolidge
Federal Reserve System
Benito Mussolini
Bankers’ Club
Pilgrims
Om Corm
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Hisnu Root
Nicholas Murray Butter
Frederick Cunliffe-Owen
John W. Davis
E.I. Outerbridge
William Curtin Demorest
Albert Galastine
Tien
Depew
Tina
Dushel
Stone Declares Push on Wheeler Case in Senate
Attorney General Stone testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee that he would pursue a new court action against Senator Wheeler of Montana. He cited evidence of alleged conspiracies involving oil and mineral lands and indicated the case would proceed in the District of Columbia.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Stone
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
District of Columbia
Walsh
Senate
Rontana
East
Tina
MiThat
Tmpa
Columb Supreme Court
Assiutant
Atorney
Donovan
Mobell
Witness unable to state who shot first in fatal Herrin melee
Byte Associates Press reports in Herrin Illinois that during sessions on the death of Glenn Young and three others in a liquor raid clash, 17 witnesses were heard with only one able to say he saw shots fired but could not identify who fired first or who killed whom. The coroner faces a potential noncommittal verdict as adjournment looms.
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Byte Associates Press
Herrin
Ill
Glenn “Young
Sherff Ora ‘Thomas
Young
Yeaterday
Assembly
Itl
Paul
Powell County
Senate
Finance and Claims Committee
Benatorthold
Abe
Ananee and Claims Committee
Carnegie medals award for 28 heroic deeds
The Negro Hero Fund commission held its twenty first annual meeting in Pittsburgh on January twenty eight nineteen twenty one recognizing 23 silver medals and 19 bronze and other medals for lifesaving acts. Ten heroes lost their lives including drowning rescues at Rock Island Illinois. Medals were awarded posthumously to many, including a father and others for rescuing children from danger.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Rock Inland
Isl
Butler
Bronge
Elizabeth M. Hanley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jamaica
N.Y
Slater
Edmund Mosser
Panae
Means Helped When Documents Vanished
Gaston Means identified a statement today noting he admitted appearing before the Senate committee last year and that documents were previously submitted during the investigation of the Department of Justice. The statements, after Means’s identification, were admitted into evidence in the Steane and Felder trial for conspiracy to bribe.
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York
Gaston
necer-Drockhart
Epartment
Meane
Steane
Thomas B. Felder
Omidlas
Means
Bucket Wife
Washington, D.C
Physical activities show healthy growth at Y M C A
George E. Stock of New York reports global expansion of Y M C A physical department work. He visits Butte to discuss a March 2 start for a play leaders course, assists Mel Clevett, and plans to tour Pacific coast associations, with Navy and soldier programs highlighted.
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George E. Stock
National Council of Y. M. C. A
Butte
New York
Stock
National Council
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Mr. Stock
San Diego
Yat Bremerton Navy Yard
Mapolulu
Manila
Shanghai
Mel Clevett
Hoy
Dog Team Relief Efforts Amid Alaska Diphtheria Crisis
Wireless dispatches from Fairbanks report a diphtheria epidemic in Nome with several deaths among both adults and Eskimos. Four people were reportedly found dead yesterday as Nome receives one hundred thousand anti-toxin units sent from Nenana for dog musher Leonard Seppala to deliver to the stricken area.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Imessagen
Name
Eskimos
Nome
Nenana
Here
Leonard Seppala
Ome
Wheat Prices Soar Shatters 58 Year Peace Time Record
May wheat futures surged in a sensational rally breaking a 58 year peace time high. Trading reached a peak with an 8 percent intraday gain and May delivery prices touching new highs amid volatile speculative activity.
High-Jacker Shot Dead During Escape Attempt
Ariel Hagers, alleged high-jacker held with his brother in Vancouver, B C, was shot and killed in a corridor of the federal building after throwing ammonia at Deputy U S Marshal Donnelly and attempting to escape. Witnesses described confusion over who fired the fatal shot as Hagers’s sister and another woman were present. Milo Hagers fled in a waiting car toward the south and was not recaptured.
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Ban Francisco
Ariel Hagers
Milo
Vahcouver
B. C
Federal Building
Jack Donnelly
Hegers
Donnelly
Thin Donnelly
Rogers
epUty
Bevere Brothers
Thin
Ariel
Donnellys
Roxers
Saya
Idee
Dorothy Reger
Orbiter
Er Browne
Bng
Small Bot Collides With Machine Injuries Reported
A small bot ran into a machine on Park Street and sustained head and skull injuries with severe bruising. Witnesses include Karen and others who described the incident as serious. Local responders, along with Van Orden and B. J. Leyden, aided at the scene as authorities investigate potential causes.
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Peter
Satsit Park Street
Karen
Setar
Meeer van Orden
B. J. Leyden
Reddick
Senator Cooper to push bill on spousal affections in Nebraska
Senator John W. Cooper announced a bill to be introduced in the Nebraska state senate tomorrow that would make the affections of a wife or husband guilty of a felony, with a fine and imprisonment. The measure, labeled Sheiks and Vamps in Danger of Jail, suggests penalties for certain marital actions and faces strong opposition from critics citing constitutional concerns.
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Heiks
Nebraska State Senate
John W. Cooper
Montana Section Elects 15 Chosen Chairmen
Oileers were elected by the Montana section of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers at their session at the Bates School of Mines last night. The alumni association appointed the executive committee of the chapter. Guests included Sidney Ball and Albert Burch who spoke on library resources and work of the sections. The Mines basketball team won 19 to 6 in a routine alumni event.
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Montana
American Institute of Mining and
Sidney Ball
National Organization
Albert Burch
California
San Francisco
Ball
National Organiza
Institute
Burch
C. W. Goodale
Muscle Shoals
Norm Ante
Walker Carroll
Tim ‘Driscoll
Senate
McAuliffe
Wilson
Hale
H Quinn
Borel
Former Kansas Governor to Be Arraigned Today
Former Kansas governor Jon athon M. Davis faces arraignment in Topeka court with Carl J. Peterson a bank commissioner and a chief adviser on charges linked to the Iran Plaint. of Captain Metant attorney general CB Griffith sought approval to investigate and prosecute. The complaint, based on an affidavit by Hutchinson attorney Anthony Le Onward, alleges Peterson solicited a missioner last Saturday.
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Topeka
Jonathon M. Davis
Kansas
Carl J. Peterson
State Bank Commission Fec
Metant
CB. Griffith
Paulem
Anthony le Onwald
Hutchinson
Peterson
Governor Erickson May Cut 16 Percent From Expenses
Senator Leuthold cited that Governor Erickson met with the budget committee and urged a 16 percent reduction in two year expenses. He noted some boards could absorb less, others more, while some might withstand even the full cut. The reports from investigating committees offer few savings ideas for the finance and claims committee.
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Henator Leuthold
John’. Erickson
Budget ‘Committee
Leuthold
Ile
President Opens Missionary Meet in Washington
President Coolidge opened a missionary meeting in Washington attended by delegates and missionaries from nearly all Protestant denominations in the United States and Canada. He asserted that Christian churches and government have the greatest responsibility to keep the doors open for missionary work and support.
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Ansociation Press
Washington
United States
Canada
Coolidge
Ioor
Kovernmenta
No Repudiation of French Debt Highlighted in Paris Speech
Paris an energetic policy speech by Premier Har in the chamber of deputies centers on security as the main theme. He outlines armament activity in Germany and briefly addresses inter allied debts with a vivid, dark portrait.
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Paris
Ian
Harlong
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Vitagraph withdraws from MPPDA over distributor fairness
Vital graph announces its withdrawal from the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America citing concerns that justice for distributors, the public, and independent producers who do not own theaters cannot be achieved through the MPPDA. Albert sits on its twenty at next Feb. 1 as part of the notice. Will Hays is mentioned in context.
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Albert
Hays
Amer
Smith
Lays
Magasines
Vitalgraph
He ‘Company
Vitagraph
Producers and Distributors of
America
Coolidge Urges Early Action on Farm Legislation
President Coolidge transmitted the agricultural commission’s recommendations to Congress and urged action at the earliest date. He expressed confidence in the findings but offered no legislation, leaving specifics to the House and Senate agriculture committees. House Chairman Haugen indicated convening to assess the situation, with possible brief joint hearings before March 4 to speed consideration.
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Agricultural Commission
Congress
Coolidge
Houses
Senate
Commission
House
Senate Agriculture
Haugen
Mittee
Green
Shytateg ‘Puala
Williams
Republics
Michigan
Capper
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