Congress Split Over Mexico Policy Faces Senate Clash
Congress wrestling with Mexico Nicaragua policy after House foreign committee votes to take up four resolutions. Rep Huddleston accuses President Coolidge of a deliberate affront to Mexico as the chamber weighs withdrawal and other actions before week’s end.
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Washington
U.P
House Foreign Committee
Central America
Congress
Huddleston
Alabama
Coolidge
Nicaragua
Mexico
Coolidge policy on Central America splits Congress
President Coolidge’s Central American policy sparks clashes in both houses as Senator Wheeler pushes for a vote on withdrawing Marines from Nicaragua. The foreign relations committee plans to debate Wheeler’s resolution with Kellogg to be questioned, while action may be forced on related measures in the House.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Senate
Wheeler
Montana
Nicarauga
Foreign Relations Committee
Kellogg
House
State Department
Ince
Finance Committee
Mr. Coolidge
Prospectors Flock to Ranger Lake After Ontario Deposit Claim
Old-time prospectors in Sault Ste Marie rush to Ranger Lake Ontario about 28 miles northeast to stake claims on reported silver, lead and zinc deposits. Walter McGride and partners left with gear to settle before spring rush, predicted to top Red Lake activity.
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Sault Bye
Marie
Mich
U.P
Ranger Lake
Ont
Here
Walter
Thomas McGride
Red Lake
Veteran Jailed Insane in Slain Sheriff Case
Lima January 11 Henry Sprague ten year old war veteran who faced murder charges in the death of Sheriff J K Sesler during an arrest for beating his wife is confined in the state homes for the insane. He mentally deficient by
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Lima
Herry Sprague
J. K. Sesler
Holmes
No Fun in This Chaplin Divorce Case
Charles Chaplin faces a court injunction amid a divorce suit filed by his young wife. She seeks legal separation and custody of their children, shocking Hollywood with the allegations.
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Charles Chaplin
Hollywood
Wood
Superior Court
Chaplin
Community Chest Campaign Opens in Athens with $10000 Goal
Athens launches its annual Community Chest drive as eight canvassing groups—four men and four women—visit businesses and homes citywide. Campaign managers expect to hit the $10000 target, with volunteers from Ohio University faculty and local clubs aiding the effort. Proceeds support six local organizations, including the Red Cross, Salvation Army, Boy Scouts, Sheltering Arms hospital charity work, student community groups, and the detention home.
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Athens
Ohio University
Harry Beckley
B. M. Covert
R. F. Demers
W. A. Carpenter
L. W. Kelley
BE. D. Sayre
W. L. Gard
F. W. Bush
8. M. Johnson
Major Johnson
Alex M. Moore
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Sheltering Arms Hospital
F. W. Renerity
Aha Athens
Mexican government tightens grip on Catholic centers
In Mexico City agents patrolled the Catholic headquarters after five bishops were suddenly arrested, signaling further aggressive government action as the capital buzzed with rumors of intensified anti Catholic measures.
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Mexico City
Donahey and Republicans Align to Tackle State Issues
Governor Vic Donahey begins a third term with cooperation from the Republican legislature as they address state finances and governance. Senator George H. M. Bender plans to curb justices of the peace in liquor law cases, challenging the Gordon act of 1921. The Anti-Saloon League opposes Bender while utilities commission appointments await Senate action.
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Columbus
Vic Donahey
Senate
House
Donahey
George HM. Bender
Cleveland
Justices of the Peace
Bender
Gordon
Anti-Saloon League
Senate Temperance Committee
Utilities Commission
Farmers May Soon Hitch Up Wind for Electric Current
The Agriculture Department forecast that wind power could soon supply electricity to rural homes. A government wind velocity study shows ten miles an hour needed to charge batteries, with about five hours of charging every two or three days usually keeping batteries in good condition.
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Washington
U.R
Agriculture Department
Department
Arrest of John Rubin at Mother’s Grave in Milwaukee
John Rubin, seen weeping at his mother’s grave in Milwaukee, was arrested on charges of deserting his wife and passing bad checks in Columbia Ohio. Detectives waited at the cemetery during the funeral and arrested him after the coffin was lowered.
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Milwaukee
Wis
U.P
John Rubin
Columbia
Ohio
Rubin
Death of Earl Burchard After Eating Green Apple
Newark report states Earl Burchard 46 died of acute indigestion thirty minutes after consuming a green apple. He was a native of Hartford City Indiana.
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Newark
Earl Burchard
Hartford City
Ind
Lita Grey Chaplin Details Cruel Marriage in Divorce Complaint
United Press reports Lita Grey Chaplin files for divorce from Charles Chaplin alleging cruelty and misconduct. She seeks custody of their two sons and support while a court freezes Chaplin’s assets and considers a receiver, citing threats and the actor’s alleged infidelity with another actress.
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Lita Grey Chaplin
Dan Campbell
United Press
Los Angeles
Charles Chaplin
Peaches and Mother Charged With Deliberate Scheme
White Plains N Y Jan 11 A wealthy real estate man Edward W Browning is said to have been dragged into a marriage by his former fiancée Peaches Heenan Browning and her mother in a deliberate scheme to gain material benefits. The accusation was raised by Browning's counsel in a Supreme Court motion.
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White Plains
N. Y
U.P
Frances Heenan Browning
Edward W. Browning
Supreme Court
Frank L. Young
Browning
Peaches Heenan
Mexican Bishop Diaz Deported From Mexico City
Bishop Pasqual Diaz, a top Catholic leader in Mexico City, ordered deported and en route to Havana with five prelates. Fifty others were arrested, including two U S reporters A W Folger United Press and Clarence Dubose AP, held briefly until vice consul John McArdle intervened and secured release.
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Mexico City
United Press
Pasqual ‘Diaz
Havana
Diaz
Vera Cruz
A. W. Folger
Clarence Dubose
Associated Press
Department of the Interior
John McArdle
Foreign Office
Eight British War Vessels Reach Hankow Amid Quiet Tension
Shanghai dispatch reports eight British war vessels arriving at Hankow with indications that American Admiral Williams arrived with three cruisers and marine reinforcements. Authorities focused on curbing agitators as arrests increased, amid a tense but quiet scene.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Williams
Montreal Bows Head as Little Ones Are Buried
Montreal sorrow spreads as 77 children perished in the Laurier Theatre panic. Funeral masses were held at the Parish Church of the Nativity for the victims mostly under 16, with a special service planned at Hochelaga church for the youngest children who had not yet received first communion.
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Montreal
Hochelaga
Les Petits
Gregory Appointed Industrial Commissioner in Ohio
Governor Vic Donahey names Thomas W. Gregory of Cincinnati to succeed the late J. D. Clark as state industrial commissioner. Gregory, a Democrat, will serve until June 30, 1931. The appointment goes to the senate for confirmation in the eighty-seventh legislature.
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Donahey
Cincinnati
Clark
Columbus
U.S
Vic Donahey
Thomas W. Gregory
J. D. Clark
Dayton
Gregory
Senate
War Veterans Receive $28.7 Million from Ohio in Five Years
In five years Ohio paid out 28 713 632 to World War veterans or their dependents under the World War bonus act. The Compensation division reports an average claim of 134.59 to about 213000 recipients, with some reaching the 250 maximum. Seventeen thousand one hundred ninety five claims were disallowed, many from conscientious objectors. Heirs filed 5805 claims.
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Columbus
Jam
Ohio
J. W. Masters
Masters
Rockefeller tunes to radio in holiday experiment
John D. Rockefeller, the oil king, has become an avid radio fan. He and his operator Kenneth Hill spent an hour testing a six tube set given as a Christmas present, exploring income producing possibilities.
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Ormond Beach
Fra
John D. Rockefeller
Kenneth Hill
Rockefeller
Ohio Briefs Report Confessed Burglar Apprehended
Henry Bays 27, long sought confessed burglar who escaped from the jail here last July, is under arrest in Washington in connection with a $25,000 jewel theft, capital police wired local authorities. Neighbors forced entry to Mrs. Emma Fulton 77 in Homer and found her dead, believed to have died five or six days earlier.
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Warren
Henry Bays
Washington
Homer
Emma Fulton
Steubenville Murder Ties Barred Two Slayings
Police in Steubenville link the death of Nick Prellegrini 43 found shot at his home to the recent killing of Italian physician Dr Diego Del Fino in the same city based on early investigations and connections noted by authorities.
Weather Summary From Ohio University Observatory
Today's unofficial readings show a morning low of 10 degrees with thermographs at 23. The date’s mean is six degrees below normal. January records note 9 degrees below in 1886 and 60 degrees in 1880. Temperatures by two hour blocks are listed for Monday and Tuesday with readings ranging from 23 to 30 degrees.
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Ohio University Observatory
Cleveland Board Endorses Corporal Punishment in Schools
The Cleveland board of education voted four to three to back corporal punishment in public schools. They argued that sparing the rod harms children and that home discipline gaps sometimes require school discipline.
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Cleveland
Board of Education
Calles Denial Aids Rebel Claims Stir Mexico Inquiry
Washington notes President Coolidge faces questions over charges that U S policy aids Nicaraguan rebels and risks American interests Mexican officials and embassies watch for the Mexican response while calls for arbitration arise in Congress and among foreign observers Nicaraguan agent Vaca defends Diaz regime and criticizes U S interventions citing 1912 precedents
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Mexico
Nigayeagua
Seu
Everyan
Callies
Lata Cers
China
Vance
Nicaragua
United States
Diaz
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