Heflin renews charges against Catholic order in Senate
Senator Heflin of Alabama renewed charges that the Knights of Columbus sought to embroil the United States in war with Mexico. He claimed the organization funds propaganda to provoke intervention and tied the order to church influence in Mexico. Colleagues challenged his statements as he defended his stance and recalled past service.
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Associaton Press
Washington
Knights of Columbus
United States
Mexico
Senate
Jehn
Alabama
Joseph Boot
Los Angeles
Scott
Heflin
Philadelphia
Knights of Columbu
Benaton
New York
Navy
Louisiana
Knight of Columbus
Broussard
Threathening letters prompt police guard at Chaplin home
Los Angeles police plan to guard Lita Grey Chaplin's Beverly Hills residence after a flood of threatening letters since filing for divorce from Charlie Chaplin. Her chief counsel Lyndol L. Young said the letters mostly came from cranks, and private guards were unaffordable due to finances.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Lita Grey Chaplin
Beverly Hills
Polce
Charlie Chaplin
Senate Democrats Press for Showdown on Tax Reductions
Senate Democrats compel a showdown over proposed tax reductions in a partisan fight. Key figures include Senator Curtin and Harrison of Mississippi as the chamber debates a resolution to record formal opposition before the next session. The plan faces resistance from House and majority leaders amid broader tax policy tensions.
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Senate
Pat Ward
Curtin
Ty Sen
Agar Harrison
Wiasissippi Acter
Dawes
300 Made Homeless by Little Red River Flood
Three hundred persons were left homeless and about 40000 acres of White county land inundated after three breaches in Little Red River levees between Cinningham and Enright. Tracks of the Missouri and North Arkansas railway were submerged two feet and a trestle end at Georgetown floated. Livestock losses were heavy, but residents had warning as efforts to fortify the levees with sandbags continued.
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Little Rock
Ark
White County
Little Red River
Cinningham
Enright
Missouri & North Arkansas Railway
Georgetown
Three Die as Missouri Pacific Train Hits Auto in Little Rock
A southbound Missouri Pacific passenger train struck an automobile in Little Rock Arkansas. Three people were killed and one injured in the crash. The deceased include two women and a 13 year old girl.
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Associated
Pres
Speed Ball to Quicken Travel Inventor Asserts
Redfield inventor Asher Knepper claims a “speed ball” will revolutionize transport by carrying cargo and people around the world at vast speeds. He describes a hollow ball with a fixed basket motor inside, tracks and paddles on the exterior, and a design intended to glide over land or water, enabling rapid intercontinental travel.
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Knepper
Asher
Peking
New York
Weal
Prohibition Critics Clash Over Enforcement and Repeal
William McAdoo argues prohibition failed to curb crime and calls for lawful constitutional change. He cites state repeal efforts in Maryland Montana New York as examples of nullification and urges federal action to enforce the eighteenth amendment. He warns that selective observance threatens majority rule and risks anarchy.
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New York
Montana
Maryland
United States
Congress
President vetoes Indian claim bill
President Goodies vetoes for the fourth time a bill granting the Shoshone Indians of Wyoming claims against the Court of Claims. The measure, sponsored by Senator Warren of Wyoming, would have paid backdated claims and was rejected as an unjustified departure from government policy.
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Washington
Goodies
Senate
Wyoming
Court of Claims
Warren
Chatenan
Appropriations Committee
Governiment Poly
Taxi planes cheaper than autos in Edgware new fleet
A Finnish branded fleet of four seater air taxis at Stag Lang Aerodrome Edgware will dash to any direction at 100 miles an hour. A business traveler boasted of a 3000 mile France Belgium Holland trip in five days, a journey six times faster than by car and train, with a 60 cent per mile rate.
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Edgware
Fangland
Stag Lang
Aerodrome
Edg
Itn
France
Belgium
Holland
Russa
England
Butte Elko Elk banquet honors grand exalted ruler
The Butte lodge prepares a banquet for 200 reservers at the home, with Mr Grakelow to speak in the lodge rooms after arrival from Monida. Exalted ruler arrives at 4 45 and is met at the depot by a car fleet and local leaders. A Veudeville wrap surrounds the event with music from 6 45 to 8 45. The Philadelphia legend Grakelow is described as a prominent Elk and long serving leader. The State association meets at noon to discuss finances for Flathead lake summer camp improvements needing 4000 to 5000 dollars by June 1. The camp lies on Flathead lake’s west shore between Sam and Poison.
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Butte
Oregon
Monida
Archie McTaggart
Harry Gallwey
Mr. Grakelow
Union Station
Gree
Grakelow
Mien
Butte Lie
Drum and Trumpet Corpm
Thoelock
Winter Garden Orchestra
Grakelow Putte
Eikdom
Order
Phildelphia Lodge
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Elks’ F Association
Grand Lodge Soclat
Grand Lodge
Chicago
Btrdom
Mrr
Claxton
Flathead Lake
Elles
Montana
Sam
Polaon
Flathead Country
Bigamist trans author to be examined at scene of slaying
District Attorney Orchard planned to serve a murder warrant and transport Coffey to the final scene near the Mississippi in Grant county. Detectives and deputies supported Comey during a tense reenactment as Coffey faced questions about the night of the marriage and the killing of his La Crosse widow.
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Riter's Woods
Comey
Sterfte
Orchard
Grant County
Coffey
Stor
Madison
Mississippi River
Grant
Gortes
Uriet
Tite
la Crosse
Wis
Winona
Aftin
Orchard Pans
Hareine
Impeachment Action Referred To Committee In New York
A resolution alleging undue power by Francooper was referred to the Judiciary Committee for consideration. The action occurred without a record vote after Ta Guardia of New York demanded impeachment. a later move by Longworth was ruled out as too late to be in order.
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New York
Waa
Vonalacratio
Ta. Guardia
Sepupitean
Haa
New Fork
Longworth
Arguments Open in Poser Action at Butte Mine Dispute
Defense challenges plaintiff Poser vein claims linking it to the Rainbow and Intermediate veins, arguing the Poser is a faulted view rather than a Steward age vein. Court scenes fill the room with maps and models as Colby and Higging lead the argument over vein origins, apex existence, and mining-law weight of evidence in the Butte district dispute.
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Black Rock
Velna
Sales
Butte
Kelly
Steward
Tend Sales
Plantifts
Higgins
Colby
Bourquin
Lawson
Reno H. Sales
Bateman
Storms Cause Severe Damage Across Britain and Ireland
Reports from the storm area detail eight deaths and widespread destruction. Vessels faced peril as seas rose and debris flew, with the destroyer Sylph blown ashore at Aberavon and the Lord Strathcona towed to Queenstown. Belfast reports 12 people injured by flying debris while England notes roof and tree damage and isolated casualties. The Ennickillen is feared lost in the Irish Sea. London sustains only minor damage.
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China
Lloyd's
Port Talbot
Wales
Sylph
Aberavon
Queenstown
Belfast
Ennickillen
Irish Sea
England
London
Charlotte Mills to Take Stand in Browning Action
In New York on January 28 counsel for ward C Browning a 51 year old New York realtor suing his 16 year old wife the former France Heenan said they will try to prove that Mrs Browning was a woman of the world before her marriage The case reopens Friday at White Plains with many witnesses subpoenaed including Charlotte Mills daughter of the slain Hall Mills choir singer She acted as a syndicate feature writer and may reveal facts about the syndicate that tied to Mrs Browning's signature after leaving the Browning home The diary evidence if permitted would prompt testimony from several men who frequented Mrs Browning before marriage
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Associated Press
New York
C. Browning
France
Peaches) Heenan
White Plaina
Supreme Court
Seeger
Browning
Dale
Charlotte Mills
Hall-Mille
Somerville, N. J
Hall
Canton Army Not Nearing Shanghai
London dispatch reports a Cantonese army plan shift cancels its advance toward Shanghai. Nationalist troops are said to leave Cheklang as they retreat, with commentary on a court remark about a muddy trial and a crowded day at the event.
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Associated Press
London
Shanghai
Daily Express
Cheklang
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Toledo
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Ett
Wein
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Argun
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W. A. Clarke
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Uae
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