Senate Finance Rebels Focus On Tariff Questions
Senate finance committee debates Fordney emergency tariff bill as witnesses fault government plans to cut living costs. Virginia producers and manufacturers dispute duties on Egyptian long staple cotton and vegetable oil products, urging removal. House Ways and Means also probes Schedule A chemicals paints and oils with oils dominating testimony.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Walsh
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senators clash over price policy and government action
The debate pits Senator Thomas of Colorado and Senator Jones of New Mexico against Colonel John P. Wood, representing wool interests, as they argue over government anti profiteering efforts. Wood criticizes Palmar and Justice for broad campaigns, while Thomas defends targeted prosecutions and consumer rights amid rising farm losses. Briggs and Representative Walsh also testify before the committee.
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Qghairman McCumber
Smoot
Utah
Thomas
Colorado
Jones
New Mexico
John P. Wood
Philadelphia
Wood
Department of Justice
Calder Committee
Senate
Palmer
Colonel Wood
George D. Briggs
National Sheep Nd Wool Bureau
Representative Walsh
Republican
Massachusetts
Lynn Thieves Fish For Pants Mystery Sport
David Brown of 172 Liberty street Lynn awoke to missing trousers. A lodger saw them on the ground after a thief used a fish hook and pole to pull them through a first floor window. The pants pockets were emptied and a dime vanished.
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Lynn
David Brown
Liberty Street
Brown
David
Catholic Church Notes On Guild Meetings And Lenten Missions
The Guild of the Presentation holds a Monday 7 to 9 pm meeting at the Convent of the Cenacle Brighton with Rev John E Sexton. A Wednesday session Jan 12 runs 10 am to 3 pm with Rev John Duffy delivering mass and conference. A Sunday lecture at St Cecilia's Belvidere St features Rev Joseph F McGlinchey on World Mission Movements. Ash Wednesday falls Feb 9 inaugurating a two week mission at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross with Jesuit fathers, followed by a non Catholic mission later in Lent.
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Guild of the Presentation
League of Catholic Women
St. Cecilia’s Church
Belvidere Street
Joseph F. McGlinchey
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Hatfield Feud Leader Devil Anse Hatfield Dies
West Virginia mourns as Devil Anse Hatfield, famed head of the feud with the McCoys, dies of pneumonia at Island Creek Logan County in his home. The death was reported from Huntington after he passed away last night.
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Huntington
W. Va
Anse” Hatfield
Hatfield
Island Creek
Logan County
West Virginia
Devil Anse Hatfield Remembered As Feud Leader And Marksman
Devlin Anse Hatfield, famed Hatfield clan chief of the historic feud with the McCoys in West Virginia and Kentucky, known as a crack shot who avoided battle injuries and shot on sight at McCoys during the feud era. He remained loyal to friends and faced court acts with notable support from figures like Judge Jackson and Governor Wilson.
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Anderson
Devil Anse
Hatfield
McCoy
West Virginia
Kentucky
John J. Jackson
Lincoln
E. W. Wilson
Roxbury YD Veteran Dies From Gas and Exposure
Walter W. Calbag, cook in A Company 101st Infantry, died at his Roxbury home on Thursday. He was gassed at Chateau Thierry and later passed away, with burial set for 8:15 this morning from St. Paul’s Church at 17 Nonquit Street Roxbury.
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Walter W. Calbag
101St Infantry
Nonquit Street
Roxbury
St. Paul's Church
Chateau Thierry
Funeral to honor popular Roxbury soldier "Dutch" Calliag
The obituary notes "Dutch" Calliag son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. V. Calliag of 17 Nonquit Street Roxbury, a longtime A Company member who served with the old 9th Regiment and the 101st Infantry. His funeral will draw members from A Company and the unit.
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Frederick W. V. Calliag
Nonquit Street
Roxbury
101St Infantry
Married life praised as natural joy by Harvard president
Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard, told Northeastern University engineers that married life is the natural and highest source of joy. He urged young men to anticipate domestic joys and live as if to be married soon to a pure woman for guidance.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
School of Engineering
Northeastern University
Dr. Eliot
Veterans neglect criticized as funds unused for mental hospitals
Washington January hearing on the Rogers bill heard Dr. Thomas W. Salmon warn that not a cent of veteran care appropriations has funded insane hospital treatment. He cited inadequate facilities, private sanitariums’ profits, and veterans needing proper care and housing in state institutions.
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Washington
Congress
House Commerce Committee
Thomas W. Salmon
New York
Rockefeller Foundation
Rogers
Dr. Salmon
Salmon
H. A. Pattison
National Tuberculosis Association
F. W. Galbraith
American Legion
Dr. Pattison
Mr. Galbraith
France
Wives Supported on Twenty Five Dollars a Month
In Salua three wives can be comfortably supported for one month on the sum of $12.50.
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Salua
Belgian Academy to admit women to sacred councils
The newly formed Belgian Academy has announced that women will be admitted to its sacred councils marking a milestone in gender inclusion within the scholarly body. The move signals a broader push for reform and equal participation among its members.
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Portsmouth
D. J. Groner
Norfolk, Va
Bay State Mills
Catholic Church Notes
Hanover St
Devil
Roxbury YD
Brockton Co-Operative Boot & Shoe CO
Graham Shoe Co
Washington ST
Shanghai
Court St
Scollay Sq
Aed
Big Mark Downs
Penn
Violets
Penn’s
Tremont Street
Boston
Seeer
Hanover
Portland
Washington Street
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