No Court Action Appeаl Remains Smith Fight in Illinois
Illinois Republicans led by Gov. Len Small and Chicago Mayor Thompson prepared to fight to seat Frank L. Smith in the Senate after the chamber barred him. Smith said he would run in September primaries if nominated, and he preferred a political resolution over court action. A Supreme Court appeal appeared the only remaining option.
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Chicago
U.P
Illinois
Len Small
William Hale Thompson
Frank L. Smith
Smith
Senate
United Press
Conditi
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Ilinois
Reed
Missouri
William Ware
Pennsylvania
Reed Investigating Committee
Indicted Youth Pleads Not Guilty in Cleveland Murder Case
Anthony Yontez, 19, arraigned before Judge George P. Baer on murder charges for killing his 19 year old sweetheart Alice Preskar after she smiled at other men. Trial date set for February 14. The shooting occurred January 7 at Rudolph Muster's home after a dance.
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Cleveland
U.R
Anthony Yontez
Alice Preskar
George P. Baer
Baer
Yontez
Rudolph Muster
Nomination of Claude Porter to Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate approves nomination of Claude Porter of Iowa to the Interstate Commerce Commission. If the full Senate accepts the committee report Porter will succeed Henry Hall on the commission.
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Washington
Claude Porter
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Porter
Henry Hall
Relic Coach From 1840 Being Reconditioned For Ford
A rare 1840 railway coach, one of the oldest left, is being rebuilt in local shops for Henry Ford. The Bangor and Aroostook era car will be restored to its original design at D. T. I. shops to preserve its historic features.
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Ford Shops
Jackson
Jan
Henry Ford
Bangor & Aroostook
Slay Flight Hickman Ill in Jail as Trial Looms
William Edward Hickman, condemned for Marion Parker's murder, lay ill in his cell with fever and pain after spinal punctures by alienists seeking insanity traces. Doctors expect limited recovery by Saturday and doubt spiraling meningitis. Omas Hickman, Sid Hickman’s father, travels toward Los Angeles to support his son, aiming to testify on alleged hereditary insanity.
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Los Angeles
Calif
U.P
William Edward Hickman
Marion Parker
Benjamin Blank
Hickm
Paso
Tex
Omas Hekman
Sid Hickman
Tom Gurdane
Buck” Lieuanen
Pendleton
Ore
Marian Parker
Hickmaug
Gurdane
CG. Matlock
Lieuallen
Delegates Return From War Cause Conference Vote
Delegates from nine women’s organizations returned homeward after the third conference on the cause and cure of war. They unanimously urged a national crusade to outlaw war treaties and educate churches and schools to sway senators toward approving multilateral treaties. They asked President Coolidge to reopen talks toward entry into the permanent international court of justice.
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National Crusade
Kellogg
National Committee
Coolidge
Permanent Court of International Justice
Agnes Hart Wilson Seeks Democratic Nomination in Pa District
Agnes Hart Wilson, daughter of former labor secretary William B. Wilson, announces her bid for Congress as the Democratic candidate for Pennsylvania’s Sixteenth District. The announcement occurred recently in Washington, signaling a push to win the nomination.
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Agnes Hart Wilson
William B. Wilson
Secretary of Labor
iCongress
Pennsylvania
Senate Debates Coolidge Submarine Disaster Probe
The Senate took up President Coolidge's plan for a commission inquiry into the 8 4 submarine disaster by unanimous consent. Democrats demanded changes and urged the Senate naval affairs committee instead investigate.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
Coolidge
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Dog Sentenced To Death for Killing Sheep Still Plays
Kaiser Bill the German police dog sentenced to death for killing 36 sheep frolicked on the lawn at the home of his mistress Mrs Minnie Gay. A decision on the death sentence will likely be announced Monday by Circuit Judge H B Prewitt after an appeal hearing. The dog is free on $300 bond.
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MT. Sterling
Kaiser Bil
Minnie Gay
H. B. Prewitt
Kaiser Bill
W. B. White
Gay
Liberty
Marietta Politician May Seek Democratic Governing Nomination
George White of Marietta a former congressman and 1920 presidential campaign national committeeman may run for the Democratic nomination for governor. Decision expected after a meeting with Democratic leaders in Columbus. Also mentioned is Frank Gentsch of Cleveland possibly entering the U S Senate race.
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Columbus
U.R
George White
Marietta
White
Frank Gentsch
Cleveland
U. S
Gentsch
Atlee Ponierene
Federation of Democratic Women Attacks Child Labor Laws
Washington in a January letter the federation of Democratic women denounces the so called women's measures pushed by feminist groups in Congress. Mrs. Mortimer W. West of the Unization condemns the U S children's bureau for its push on child labor legislation.
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Washington
Federation of Democratic Women
Congress
Mortimer W. West
Unization
U. S. Children’s Bureau
Drunken Shot Darkens City in Bulgaria
A drunken man fired a shot that severed a main light cable plunging the city into seven hours of darkness. In Dartmouth a shark reportedly survived after its body took 30 bullets and was dragged ashore alive.
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SOFTA
Bulgaria
SHARK
Dartmouth
Eng
Ohio towns reel from near tornado and blizzard damage
A near tornado swept the Miami Valley causing heavy property damage and one death. Snow and gale conditions spread across northern Ohio with traffic disruptions and fires. police patrolled to deter looting as utilities and communications were strained.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio
Miami Valley
City
Cleveland
Cie
Bellefontaine
Southern Park
Youngstown
Struthers
Mahoning Valley
General Hospital
Bell Telephone hearings delayed to Tuesday due to state prep
The Public Utilities commission announced that hearings on the Bell Telephone company's case are pushed back to Tuesday because the state was late in preparing its part of the case.
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Columbus
U.P
Public Utilities Commission
Bell Telephone Company
Police Officers Tied to Former Chief May Be Suspended
Semi official reports from Toledo City Hall indicate twenty officers linked to former Police Chief Harry Jennings may face suspension. The action follows inquiries into past practices under Jennings.
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Toledo
Harry Jennings
Seven Men Drowned as Bridge Hull Collapses in Panama City
Workmen on the Dupont bridge across East Bay search for seven bodies after a steel hull protecting a pier under construction collapsed. The disaster occurred today in Panama City Florida.
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Panama
City
Fla
Dupont Bridge
East Bay
Attorney General Denies Campaigning Against Marshall Law
Attorney General Edward C. Turner denies the Troy Daily News editorial charging him with spending much time campaigning against Marshall law. He says he opposes the Anti-Saloon league’s political control and notes his nearly constant work in Columbus with no vacations in a year.
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Marshall Law
Columbus
Jan
U.P
Edward C. Turner
Troy, CO
Daily News
Turner
Troy
Anti-Saloon League
Impetus Given to Relief Movement for Needy Miners
Relief drive for destitute children of Hocking Valley miners gains momentum. Columbus broadcasts solicit funds and goods. Adjutant General Henderson oversees a growing relief fund as the National Guard plans sixteen distribution zones centered on public schools with Nelsonville as the main headquarters and Kimberly, Deanville, Floodwood, The Plains, Chauncey, Buchtel, and Modoc among zone centers.
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Columbus
Hocking Valley
Frank D. Henderson
Col. Johns. Shetler
National Guard
Nelsonville
Kimberly
Deanville
Floodwood
the Plains
Chauncey
Buchtel
Modoc
Carpenter's tip helps police capture Hotelling in Mt Morris
Gave Tip Sheldon Robinson a Mt Morris carpenter is credited by Flint police with providing the tip that led to Adolph Hotelling's arrest. Robinson's suspicions were sparked by a friend's remarks and he telephoned a deputy sheriff who immediately went to Hotelling's home.
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Sheldon Robinson
Carpenter
Mt. Morris
Mich
Flint
Adolph Hotelling
Robinson
Hotelling
School meal plans expand to dine in many towns
Jacksonville Trimble Glouster Hollister Goose Run Murray City Corning and New Straitaville will have kitchen facilities and meals will be served to school children at these locations.
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Jacksonville
Trimble
Glouster
Hollister
Goose Run
Murray City
Corning
New Straitaville
Funeral for Mrs. James W. Robey Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. James W. Robey will be held at the late residence on West Washington street Saturday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. Burial follows in the West Union street cemetery.
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James W. Robey
West Washington Street
West Union Street
Chan Announces Deal With Movie Company in Berlin
Berlin reports Chan said the defense ministry struck a business deal with a film company amid speculation tied to the resignation of Dr Otto Gessier as minister of defense. The announcement shocked observers and sparked immediate political reaction.
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Berlin
U.R
Reichstagg
Ministry of Defense
Moving Picture Company
Otto Gessier
Defense
Order Inspectors To Try All Cases In Federal Court
Cincinnati prohibition inspectors were ordered by prohibition commissioner B F McDonald to prosecute all cases in the Cincinnati federal court instead of the municipal court. He blamed Municipal Judge Bell for unfair treatment and said cases would stay in federal court until fair handling resumes.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Prohibition
B. F. McDonald
McDonald
Bell
Three alienists to examine 15 year old Dyken in jail
On January 20 1940 in St Clairsville three alienists will examine Andrew Dyken a 15 year old who shot and killed his mother and attempted to kill his father. The test will determine sanity before any murder trial.
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ST. Clairsville
Andrew Dyken
Tex Rickard in Miami Beach Rumor Ties to Tunney Guest
Tex Rickard arrived at Miami Beach on January 20 and checked into the Ocean Front hotel where Tunney is a guest. The visit centers on boxing circles and speculation about future engagements.
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Tex
Miami Beach
Fila
Tex Rickard
Ocean Front Hotel
Hull Praised as Democratic Nomination Candidate
The Tennessee delegation in Congress advised Cordell Hull of Tennessee as a presidential candidate. They called him the most suitable and logical man for the Democratic nomination.
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Washington
Jan
U.P
Cordell Hull
Tenn
Democratic National Committee
Tennessee
Con- Hull
Cold Wave Lowers City Temperature to 19 Degrees
A sharp cold wave dropped the temperature to 19 degrees by noon today after a night and morning decline. The 24 hour period saw a 29 degree fall, with continuing frigid conditions reported across the day.
Health Relief Plan For Ohio Coal Regions
Health officials in Hocking Perry and Athens counties report a plan of relief developed with state and local health departments and the Red Cross. Immediate aid is needed in nine communities with luncheon programs and multiple agencies coordinating. An emergency appropriation of 6000 dollars funds relief for unemployed miners and stricken families across Murray City Orbiston New Pittsburg Newton Longstretch Monday Coalgate Carbon Hill and other areas.
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Hocking
Perry
Allues
Ohio State
J. Gins
R. Hiatt
Cies
de Wiggins
Cas
Athena
Fa County
Rock
Red Cross
Comunty
Lidi
Yoo
Dr Nursing
Hanna
Helen Nene
Helen Keinzle
C. P. Robbing
Common Diseas
Samar
Worthes Valley
National Guard
Murray City
Orbiston
New Pittsburg
Newton
Longstretch
Coalgate
Cawthorne
Carbon Hill
State Highway Plan To Eliminate Crossing Near Columbus
The department announced removal of the railroad grade crossing just west of Grenvill on the Columbus Newark road, to be eliminated within a few months at an estimated cost of 180000 dollars.
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Grenvill Department
Columbus
Jan
Columbus-Newark
Plans for Drive to Aid Community Discussed Tonight
Tonight in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 7 plan details for this year’s community drive are discussed. Directors for the year will be elected.
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Cj of Commerce Rooms
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