Governor Ferguson Vindicated in Texas Senate
The Texas Senate plans to consider the Ways and Means report setting aside impeachment judgment against Governor James E. Ferguson. Pending resolution could restore his full political rights, bringing vindication to Ferguson amid the House and Senate debate.
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Mayfield to Take Senate Seat After Contest
Senator Earle B. Mayfield of Texas will be seated by the senate after a contest by George Peddy was dismissed. A sub-committee found no grounds to deny seating over charges of intimidation excessive expenditures and Klan support. Full committee expected to recommend seating Thursday.
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Texas
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Mayfield
Jury Disagrees Over Booze Case Trial in Jersey City
In Jersey City ten police officers and two civilians faced rum running charges. Nine jurors favored conviction while three opposed it. If retrial occurs, Milton Prosecutor said Senior Edward I Edwards of New Jersey may be summoned before a grand jury to answer testimony alleging he accepted 3800 dollars in a liquor deal.
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Edward I. Edwards
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Lionel Wilson
Charles Vlarthut
Chicago investigates alleged immorality in high school dances
The Chicago city council opened an inquiry into charges of immorality and excesses by youths in city dance halls. Alderman Stanley Adamkie warns a city-wide clean-up of dance halls is expected after revelations that boys and girls carry liquor to dances and engage in immoral behavior.
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Chicago
City Council Today
Stanley Adamkiewiz
Ford Car Burned On West Fourth Street
The fire department answered an early morning call on West Fourth Street to a Ford car that was burning. Driven by L. G. Nalle who travels for a Sherman house, the vehicle was reported a total loss. The cause of the fire is unknown.
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Pioneer Randolph Clark Named Texas Senate Chaplain
The Rev Randolph Clark elected chaplain of the Texas Senate is a 60 year public life veteran born in Harrison County. He helped found Add Ran College which evolved into Texas Christian University and remains its honored elder. Clark resides in Cisco with his daughter and splits time with sons in Gainesville and Huntsville.
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Gainesville
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Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
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Potatoes Shipped From New Brunswick to Cuba Surpass Five Million Bushels
More than 5,000,000 bushels of potatoes were sent in a single week from Hartland New Brunswick to the Cuban market as trade expands.
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Wheeler in Trouble in Washington D C
The prosecution of Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana on accepting a post election fee for government lease work will move to Washington. The Department of Justice has gathered evidence for presentation to a federal grand jury. Wheeler faces indictment over receiving $10 000 from a party to secure oil leases.
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Montana
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Right poison sought to kill boll weevil in cotton fields
Army Chemical Service reports ongoing trials of about 600 chemical options to destroy the boll weevil. Brig. Gen. Fries notes the insect hides inside cotton bolls, making it hard to reach with sprays. Research aims to find a chemical that kills the weevil before it damages the plant and before eggs are laid.
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Chemical Service
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Dorothy Ellington Case Seeks Continuance In Juvenile Court
In San Francisco on January 22, Dorothy Ellington a 16 year old dubbed a jazz maniac faces hearings in juvenile court for allegations of shooting and killing her mother. Her lawyer announced plans to oppose evidence and push for a continuance while the teen remarks I guess it is written that I should suffer.
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San Francisco
Calif
Dorothy Ellington
Dorothy
Uncle Sam May Get in Line on Russia Recognition
Washington January 22 The move toward American recognition of Russia has picked up pace with the Japanese Russian treaty at Pekin appearing to isolate the United States as the remaining major power not recognizing the Soviet Union.
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Soviet Union
Philip Wrigley to Take Over Chewing Gum Business
Chicago January 22 Philip Wrigley aged about 38 0 years will take over the business of the five million dollar chewing gum company from his father William Wrigley. Philip becomes head of the firm effective February.
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United Press
Chicago
Philip Wrigey
William Whigey
Philip
The Sign of Spring in Market Garden Sale
A playful town notice touts the coming season with references to cabbage heads, spinach, lettuce beds, purple turnips, strawberries, watermelons, and a low coal pile as signs of spring and the garden sale. The stylistic flourishes evoke a rural newspaper voice warning of seasonal change and trade.
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Chemical warns fear the Dawes plan effects
An American Chemical Society journal argues that German use of U S funds to rebuild plants could threaten U S chemical industry. It contends long term credits to Germany would be unfair and urges bankers to level the financial playing field to prevent dominance by Germany.
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New York
Germany
Chemical Industry
United States
Ameivan Chemical Locks
Missouri Bank Closed Up In Examiner's Hands
Excelsior Springs First National Bank shut its doors as bank examiners take charge after cashier I B Brashear died by suicide. Comptroller of the Currency will review accounts. Brashear's body found in an apparent self inflicted shooting. Chapman's return to federal prison detailed with heavy restraints after arrest in Muncie Indiana.
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United Press
Excelsior Springs
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I. B. Brashear
Atlanta
Gerald Chapman
Toray
Muncie
Indiana
Ma and Pa Ferguson Return to Texas Executive Mansion
Austin January 22 Ma and Pa Ferguson moved back into the Texas governor’s mansion today after leaving amid impeachment clouds seven years ago They spent Wednesday night at their daughter’s home and prepared to resume public life in the capital city.
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Representative Irwin Pushes Probe Into State Prison Affairs
A house committee will be appointed by Speaker Satterwhite to review the state prison system under a resolution by Representative Irwin of Dallas. The resolution seeks to settle rumors and examine allegations against prison administration and administrators listed in the charges.
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