Coolidge Defends Tariff Policy In Cotton Talk
President Coolidge told the National Cotton Manufacturers association that tariff protection supports American producers and a democratic industry. He urged enforcement of laws, government aid to industry, and cooperation among cotton states to combat boll weevil and boost home markets.
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Will of Senator Clark Bequeaths Art to New York Museum
The will leaves Senator Clark’s New York mansion art collection to the Metropolitan Museum under conditions. The bequest requires the museum to accept all items, provide exclusive galleries, exhibit and maintain the collection separately, and do so within four months of his death, raising questions among trustees about space and future arrangement. The collection, one of the world’s largest private holdings, includes Rembrandt Portrait of a Man, Corot Dance Under the Trees, and Raeburn Portrait of the Artist’s Daughter, valued in the millions.
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Mormon Joe in Denver Cellmate Killing Case
Federal and tribal authorities pursue warrants for Golo Mormon Joe and Plat Nas in Cortez Colorado. Nas charged with murder over an 18 day old Indian baby allegedly buried alive beside its mother. Grand jury in Pueblo to convene April 7 with witnesses listed by Durango District Attorney Nolan.
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Big Bootleggers Are Knock To Officials
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt told a senate committee probing the internal revenue bureau that prohibition enforcement on the Atlantic seaboard is weak due to political influence untrained agents laxity of federal attorneys and improper procedure. She assigned the heaviest enforcement burden to New York New Jersey Maryland Rhode Island and Pennsylvania while noting western states faced fewer problems. She urged better cooperation among government agencies in prohibition enforcement.
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Gibbons and Tunney Set for June 12 Polo Grounds Bout
Veteran boxer Tom Gibbons and heavyweight claimant Gene Tunney were signed for a 15 round decision bout at the Polo Grounds on June 12. The fight, at catchweights, would crown a world heavyweight contender with Dempsey’s status unresolved and subject to New York commission approval.
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Life TermER Elis John paints life at Montana prison
Life term convict Elis John at the Montana state penitentiary in Deer Lodge creates daily sketches and portraits. His works include ex Gov Joseph Dixon and Gov J E Erickson portraits. He manages prison signs and decorates the administration lobby and theatre.
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