Britannic Premile Kellogg Welcomed by Royal Court
In London a large Pilgrims society banduet honors Frank Kellogg, U.S. ambassador, and Jessica Howard, British ambassador in Washington, as Prince of Wales and PM Ramsay MacDonald preside. The event shared concern over Woodrow Wilson’s illness and stressed Anglo American unity.
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Washington Day Ahead in Senate Oil and War Debates
Oil operator L Doheny testifies before the Senate Oil committee alleging former cabinet members had interests in oil after leaving office. The Walsh regulation seeks annulment of leases, while immigration and Muscle Shoals issues surface in House and committee rooms.
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Greenwich Town Prosecutor James Walsh resigns
Judge James Walsh resigns as Greenwich town prosecutor amid conflict over alleged favoritism toward his nephew Henry B. White, who served as assistant museem during earlier causes. J Albert Hughes named as interim acting prosecutor and Henry B. White’s role is noted.
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Mellon Plan Compared With Garner Proposals in Tax Impact
Washington February 1 The Mellon plan would cost the government revenue totaling 347 851 492 under a restriction of taxes as against a loss of 28 trillion in another estimate. The Garner plan would cut normal rates to two percent for incomes under 5060, while the Mellon plan would cap top rates, with varied losses in revenue across brackets. Estimates rely on 1922 returns and compare revenue losses from income tax reductions only.
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Wilson Residence Sorrow Amid Nation Learns of President’s Illness
A somber scene outside the Wilson residence unfolds as friends and dignitaries visit and express sympathy for Woodrow Wilson. Ambassadors, clergy, and officials arrive to comfort the ailing president while crowds gather quietly along the street.
American President Wilson Near Death After Rapid Decline
The former President James Wilson's health deteriorated sharply with digestive complications and a collapse this morning. Doctors Grayson Rutlin and H. Fowler joined Mrs. Wilson at the White House as specialists warned death could come at any moment, while family and officials watched in anxious concert.
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Telegram-Post Carriers Association Elects Heads
The Telegram-Post Carriers association named Peter Herman president after a well attended meeting. Additional officers include Thomas Paterson as vice president, Marshal Barnsley as treasurer, Luther Okerbloom as secretary, George Olswosky as assistant secretary, and Theodore Waldmyar as sergeant-at-arms.
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Princeton Men Await Wilson Reports From Washington
Princeton University students and faculty anxiously await news from Washington regarding Mr. Wilson. President Kibben issued a campus statement noting Wilson’s status as Princeton’s most distinguished alumnus as the university gathers for updates and to discuss the situation.
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Meetings Tonight Across Local Bodies and Fraternal Groups
Citizens gather as the American Fabrics association and several lodges hold events tonight. Attendees from Cour, Marina, Bridgcoor and Fairfield avenue areas joint in a vigil. Spotted figures recall the late president and fair tributes, while others depart as night deepens and reporters cover the scene.
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Political Turmoil and Financial Markets Highlight Day
Reports on Kent Wilson’s condition spawn anxious press coverage while Obregon opposes Lstrad and Pronger MacDonald voices grief in England. Britain and Soviet relations surface as Macdonald urges Russia to send plenipotentiaries to finalize treaty terms amid tax vote chatter in France. In markets, U S government bonds and foreign issues rise as sterling strengthens on foreign exchange moves. In sports, Dundee defeats Moran in a 7 round decision at Madison Square Garden and Kaplan beats Brady. Celtics post fifth straight win in Junior City league as local prep games loom.
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Connecticut Delegation Stops at Hotel M Alpin
New York Feb 1 Location of hotels for delegates of 10 states to the Democratic national convention next June was announced by George F Mara assistant to Cordell Hull chairman of the Democratic National Committee The list includes Alabama Imperial Arizona Seville Illinois Pennsylvania Utah Commodore Tennessee Seville Illinois Pennsylvania Hill Washington Astor.
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Britain Recognizes Soviet Russia Promptly
London announces unconditional British recognition of Soviet Russia after six years of suspension. A note invites Moscow to send representatives to negotiate a new treaty, with debts and other obligations to be settled by agreement. Critics fault PM Macdonald for rapid action amid questions about parliamentary support. The aim is to boost trade and ease unemployment through between two nations.
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Couple's Troubles End in Double Tragedy in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a woman believed to be Mia Hopkins was found shot in a guest room. In an adjoining bath Tiazen Armstrong, 65, lay with a cut throat and knee wounds and died at a hospital. Police say Armstrong brooded over his separation from the woman's daughter.
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