Peace Effort Sought in Latin American Crisis
Washington January 15 prominent Republican leaders pressed for a compromise between President Coolidge and Senator Borah to ease the Nicaragua and Mexican oil disputes. Butler and White advised arbitration and a constitutional path to a new election in Nicaragua. Heflin and Walsh clashed over Catholic influence as Mexico faced rebel violence and calls for US arbitration in the regional dispute.
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Columbia University
Willam Allen White
Kansas
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White
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Heflin
Alabama
Knights of Columbia
Rio Grande
Seanad
Walsh
Montana
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Columbus
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Gillett
Firat
Rebees
Mexico City
U.be
United States
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Calles
Good Proportions in the Diet book promotion
The States Relation Service of the Department of Agriculture offers a guide on balanced meals. It explains food types, proportions, portions, and menus for a wholesome diet. Women responsible for household meals are urged to obtain a copy by sending four cents in stamps with the coupon.
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States Relation Service
Department of Agriculture
Maine ie cemeosne SRE. cacsecives me Gly, BEMIS Saesseeee rowaseder
Maine records show Gly and Bemis as key subjects in an unclear rowed entry. Names and actions are fragmented, providing minimal factual clarity. Further readable content is needed to identify event, participants, or date.
Resignation of General Andrews Predicted Again
In Washington reports revived word that General Lincoln C. Andrews, assistant secretary of the Treasury in charge of prohibition enforcement, will resign before the eighth year of Prohibition. Treasury circles predict he plans to enter private business as the dry program in Congress faces possible failure this session.
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Washington
Lincoln ¢. Andrews
the Treasury
Treasury
Andenas
Congress
Iome
Tennessee Supreme Court upholds anti evolution law
Nashville Jan 15 The state Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of Tennessee’s anti evolution law and reversed the verdict against John T Scopes on a technicality. Scopes was fined 100 dollars instead of the 50 dollar limit for a misdemeanor.
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Supreme Court of Tennessee
Nashville
John Thomas Scopes
Scopes
Supreme Court
Ohio Sons Propose $36 Million Detroit Building Plan
Norwalk origin sons who helped launch Fisher Body announce a $36,000,000 building program in Detroit. The project marks an architectural climax to six notable careers tied to the firm.
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Ohio Sons
Detroit
Mich
Janie Elsons
Ohio
Norwalk
Fisher’ Body Corporation
Ohio Miners to discuss wage scale at Columbus meeting
Ohio Mine Workers will meet in Columbus Tuesday through Saturday to discuss wages and working conditions ahead of the Indianapolis convention on January 26. The talks will focus on the current United Mine Workers scale, to remain in effect until a new agreement is reached, with Ohio leaders leading the session.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Oho
Operapore
United Mine Workers
Lee Hall
John Moore
George W. Bavage
United Mine Workers For America
Columbia
John McBride
M. J. Ratchford
T. L. Lewis
William Green
Green
American Federation of Labor
Indictments Sought Against Dry Officers Over Liquor Sales
Rep. LaGuardia demands indictments of Chester Mills Prohibition administrator for New York Aruce Bielaski and Ralph Gickle two undercover agents for dry law violation in connection with liquor sales at the Bridge Whist club New York City run by the government to observe bootleggers. He asserts the Treasury Secretary admits the club operated by officials and argues government agents cannot violate the law. He also hints at court action against Washington prohibition officials for allowing the sale.
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Washington
Chester P. Mills
New York
Aruce Bielaski
Ralph W. Gickle
Les Guardiaa
U. S
Ermory Buckner
LaGuardia
Buckner
New York City
Bootierrera
Las Guardis
Secretary of the Treasury
Bickle
Washington Prohibition
Will Hays to Probe Chaplin Divorce Case
Will Hays announced a thorough and impartial investigation of Charlie Chaplin's divorce case. He stated that judgment should wait until Chaplin's side of the story is fully heard, as the public should not rush to conclusions before all facts are examined. The remarks came during his trip to Los Angeles.
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Will Hays
Chaplin
IL Paso
Tex
U.R
Chariie Chaplin
Los Angeles
Hikys
Charlie Chaplin
Chicago
Charlie
New York
Here Are Lucky Ones in Serial Story Contest
Dozens of Messenger readers sent letters proposing endings to Broken Threads. Betty is revealed as Jim's true love, not Rusty or the nurse. Winners include Leah Mindling for $5, Olga Cassels for $4, Margaret Landis for $2, Irene Bobo for $1, and Ruthanna Herrick for $1.
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Messenger
Jim
Rusty
Betty
Leah Mindling
Mui Street
Olga Cassels
Second Street
Margaret Landis
High Street
Chaplin Answers Lita Grey Tale in Chicago Interview
Charlie Chaplin tells Chicago Tribune interviewer James Doherty his view of his marriage to Lita Grey. He says she deceived him, admits the child conception timing, mentions alleged affairs, and reveals his self estimate of worth just over a million dollars. He laments the distress caused and claims he still loves her.
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New York
Charles Spencer Chaplin
Lita Grey
Ttle
James Doherty
Chicago ‘Fribune
Chaplin
Hewan
Merna Kennedy
Lita
Dark Light age predicted for autos on future highways
CAMBRIDGE Mass Jan 16 A predicted era of dark light when autos illuminate highways with invisible ultraviolet rays was described by Dr Donald Stockbarger of MIT physics. He showed a beam could transmit a voice and halt at hand, noting future clothing and pedestrians might glow under violet rays. Headlines of the to be car era would emit ultraviolet beams and drivers would rely on illuminated surroundings due to this technology.
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Cambridge
Mass
Donald
Stock-1 Pargsr
Department of
Massachusetts Institutes, of Technology
Brockbarger
Milady
Derthick Mother Arrested After Child Is Burned
Mrs Pred Wilson Derthick a widow is jailed in Athens county on a charge of contributing to the dependency of her four children after a two year old died from burns suffered in a stove incident. Firefighter Bes sie Harper rushed a child toward Columbus hospital for treatment but died. Local authorities say the mother left a two month old and two other children at home and returned after alleging the stove draft was left open.
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Athens County
Felala
Pred Wilson Derthick
Nire
Misa Bessie Harper
Glouster
Wilson
Blizzard Traces an icy finger over Ohio yesterday
A midwinter blizzard swept the Midwest and traced a frigid finger into Ohio overnight. Central Ohio faced subzero wind chills with a 12 to 3 degree drop, while cities like Sandusky logged four below. Chicago endured nine inches of snow as temperatures plunged, and New York faced a rapid early cold wave spreading to the coast.
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Ohto
Columbus
Jon
Nera
Sandusky
Chicago
Biie
Middlewest
Cheriebie
Rea
Agendea
Weather outlook for January 17 to 22 in Ohio Valley and Tennessee
The forecast shows cloudy and warmer conditions with some rain in the south and rain or snow in the north on Monday. Warmer weather is expected for about two days, followed by more rain in the south and rain or snow in the north. Colder conditions are expected later in the week.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Children Watch Mother Die Under Wheels of Auto
TOLEDO Jan 15 UP Two children watched their mother die when a sled swung under a passing automobile. Mrs Minnie Fisher 35 was killed instantly and Reginald St John suffered a broken leg when struck by the car driven by Joseph Geiser 19. The coasting party had been organized on the icy road with four sleds pulled by a truck when the accident occurred.
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Toledo
Minnie Fisher
Reginald St. Jjohn
Joseph J Eawin Geiser
Missionaries Flee Fukien Posts in China
Report from Peking states American missionaries ordered to abandon Fukien posts as Cantonese soldiers occupy missions. Local authorities unable to control violence and widespread pillaging targeting foreigners amid lawless soldiers.
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London
Fukien
China
Kinganid
Joadee
Woldiegs
Cows To Be Tested For Tuberculosis In Athens
Dr J M Higgins announced Saturday that all cows supplying Athens milk must be tested for tuberculosis under the city ordinance This stricter enforcement states that tubercular milk must not be sold and that tubercular cows will be slaughtered with compensation only if kept for reproduction Thirty days after testing no compensation is provided.
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Athens
J. M. Higgins
Dr. Higgins
Radio Regulations Being Ironed Out Says Senator Dill
United Press reports Senator Dill says a federal radio regulation commission with quasi judicial powers is in the agreement reached by Representatives White and Dill. Dill notes a few points to be ironed out before the conference committee passes the measure next week.
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Washington
United Press
White
Republican
Maine
Itc
Senate
Department of Commerce J
Dill
Shortage Found in Former Findley Clerk Accounts
Columbus January 16 a shortage of 1240 23 was found in the accounts of Hobart Struble former city clerk of Findley according to a report filed with State Auditor Tracy Struble confessed to the examiner that all findings in this report with the exception of ninety cents taken in cash from the drawer were converted by him to his own personal use
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Columbus
Hobart Struble
Findley
Tracy
Strubte
European States to Recognize Diaz Government
Berlin reported that several European states prepared to recognize the Nicaraguan government of Conservative President Adolfo Díaz. A foreign office spokesman confirmed the planned collective recognition amid shifting Central American diplomacy.
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Berlin
U.pl
Europeanatates
Adolfo Diaz
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