Senate Rejects Pay Increase Roll Call Vote
The Senate, by 64 to 18, refused to suspend rules to act on an amendment that would repeal the 7500 to 10000 salary rise for Senators and representatives. Republican Borah urged rescission, but supporters and opponents listed included Ball, Bingham, Brookhart, and many others across both parties.
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Washington
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Sente
Senate
House
Oon
Boras ‘Ceive
Garrett Chosen Democratic Leader in House
Garrett of Tennessee was selected as the Democratic candidate for speaker and thus will remain minority leader in the Sixty-ninth Congress. He was named by acclimation at a caucus of Democratic representatives elect. Mary T. Norton of Jersey City participated in the caucus and was named assistant secretary.
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Washington
Garrett
Tennessee
Tdemocratic
Repr Mentatives
House
Mary T. Norton
Jersey City
New Jersey
Germany mourns first president Friedrich Ebert death
Berlin reports mournful nation as Friedrich Ebert dies from peritonitis after influenza. Germany declares mourning. theatres and operas darken, cafes silence, and half mast flags fly. Funeral plans are prepared with officials seeking a suitable public ceremony.
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Germany
Berlin
Friedrich Ebert
Heidleberg
Kaiser Wilhelm
New Republic
Ebert
Deuce
von Seeukt
Republic
Governor Nominates Four For State Posts In Telegram Style
Governor Erickson announced four appointments to state posts beginning in April and March. I A Bolton named superintendent of the state hospital, A J Bowman named commissioner of agriculture, and J M Branford named registrar of estates, with H J McGregor withdrawing. Bolton, a veteran hospital administrator, Bowman an experienced farmer and former county official, Branford a lumberman and former lawmaker, were sent to the upper house for confirmation.
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I. A. Bolton
Hotal
A. J. Bowman
Agriculturs
Apri T
J. M.tranford
Wiste Yanda
H. J. McGregor
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State Hospital
A. H. Bowman
Tarn
Fate
Hardin
County Commissioners’ Association of Fate
J. M. Branford
Rowan
Eighteenth
Legislative Assembly
Missoula County
Lands Department
Pioneer of West Claimed by Death
Spokane, Yeb 28 Daniel Drumheller pioneer of the West and a figure in the early history of the Pacific Northwest died at Low Keles today. He was born in Ten
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Associated Press
Spokane
Yeb
Daniel
Drumheller
West
Pacific Northwest
Low Keles
Spiritualist Head Given Jail Term
Jackson, an Independent, was sentenced today to 90 days in jail and fined $500 for conspiracy to evade a city anti Fortunetelling ordinance. He was also fined $250 for perjury related to the association. They filed notice of appeal.
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Pecrasary of Association
Earthquake Shakes Eastern U S and Ontario Cities
Tremors rattled the northeastern United States and Ontario for about two minutes at 9:23 PM, unsettling crowds from Detroit to New York. Observers in Fordham University reported the strongest tremors ever felt in the metro area, with scattered notices across Chicago and Ohio towns. No damage reported, but fear and brief disruptions spread to theaters, hotels, and streets.
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New York
United States
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Wheeling
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Richmond
Louis
Detroit
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Elock
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Tno
Sudbury
Toronto
Georgetown
Washington
Chicago
Fen
As la Crosse
Wis
Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio
India
Louisvite
Cincinnati
Columbus
Clevelan Indianapolis
Coolidge Will Eat Montana Turkey On Next Thanksgiving
President Coolidge plans to dine on Montana turkey at the next Thanksgiving feast. ET Clark announces to Representative Leavitt that the chief executive will accept Montana turkey for himself and for each member of his party.
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ET. Clark
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Wiling
Weeks testifies disobeyed orders over Mitchell articles
Secretary Weeks testified before the house aircraft committee alleging he disobeyed war department instructions on publishing certain magazine articles without department approval. He denied pressuring Mitchell or other officers to distort testimony and defended lack of deletions while criticizing navy protests.
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Weeks
Mitchell
Coolidge
Associated
Washington
House
War
Navy Departments
War Department
Ucles
Sie
First Lady to Ride in Inaugural Parade
Fragmentary text indicates the First Lady will ride in an inaugural parade. Sources unclear on exact event name or date. Further details not readable.
Failure of Flight Sustains Mitchell In Macon
The Associated Press reports Major Cauphier stating the canoe dink failure safeguards aviation effort. He notes only 15 planes are currently equipped for active war service and that aviation readiness remains limited amid evolving defense plans.
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Macon
Cauphier
Ikitenelt
Aeronautioal Committee
Con Rena
America
Explosion in Nictheroy Kills Eight and Wounds One Hundred
Police reports from Nictheroy indicate eight dead and about one hundred injured in a major blast. Emergency crews and St John the Capital Hospital scrambled to treat victims as the city assessed the devastation and searched for causes.
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Nictheroy
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St. John the Capital Hospital
President Coolidge signs postal pay and rate bill
The Associated Press reports President Coolidge signed a bill granting postal workers an average annual salary increase of about 300, effective January 1. The act also raises postal rates with changes scheduled for April 15. The measure's passage was announced at the White House amid earlier indications of executive study before final action.
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Asoctated
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Fire Department
Bureau For
Autit
Eugh
Senate
Investigation Probe Ties Oil Firms Domination Fear
Washington reports an investigation into oil dissolution and potential manipulation by major firms. The probe targets Standard Oil and its associates in New Jersey California Kentucky and Indiana, with officials warning their influence could threaten fair competition.
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Wanington
Keb
New Jersey
California
Kentucky
Indiana
Four Little Cripples to Be Sent to Hospital
One hundred Butte girls held a tag day for crippled children raising over 860 and pushing the Crippled Children rehabilitation fund past 4,000. Executive plans call for four young cripples to go to Billings hospital for operations. Donations come from commercial, fraternal groups and unions, with next week featuring Pat Sullivan’s midget boxers and a charity ball at the Winter Garden.
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Billings
Dona Hons
Suns
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