Shipping and British Debt Bills Clash in Senate
Night sessions loom as Congress grapples with Shipping and British Debt funding bills. President, Jones and Curtis push for quick action while Lodge and McCumber plan discussions. Senate to meet early with a unanimous consent debate limit proposed for Feb 16 amid pre adjournment jam.
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Harding
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Congress
House
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Jones
Commerce Committee
Curtis
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Lodge
Massachusetts
McCumber
Finance Committee
Smoot
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Yitar
Utah
Mert Nour Warner
Military Academy Boycott Touches Local Basketball
In a disputed case at Cornwall and rising tensions at the High School teams, Robins faces suspension questions. Six different captains have led the basketball lineup this season amid calls for clearer leadership and potential reforms. The Amteus Athletic union meeting in New Haven tonight may address Robins actions and the broader academic athletics program.
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Cardinal May Die After Fall During Mass in London
Reports from Rome say Cardinal Bar Molamow Raciieri, Bishop of Vero a, collapsed while celebrating Mass and struck his head. He is not expected to recover. Born in 4848, he was made cardinal in 1902.
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Radio Programs Roundup Across Networks and Cities
Listings from WOR WABC and WGY KDKA KDEA WAZ describe daily talks on Abraham Lincoln, musical recitals, readings, patriotic programs and weather, market and stock reports, plus performances by various artists and bands across Newark Schenectady Pittsburgh and New York area stations.
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Nghouse Electric & Mia
Newark
N. J
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McStangard
Gweather Tomas
Women's Wear
Alice Dariel Steuck
New Jersey
Dauwrhre
United States
National Industrial Monferance Board
Mor
Young Lincoln and the man who shaped a nation
A compact biographical piece traces Abraham Lincoln from stark rural beginnings to national leadership. It highlights poverty and ignorance as foes, Lincoln’s self education through books, moral restraint, and mercy, noting his instinct to bend law for compassion.
Europe Upgrades, says Chamber of Commerce head
Julius Barnes, president of the Chamber of Commerce in Washington, argues a hopeful view of Europe’s future. He cites stabilizing trends in currencies, growing economic unity among Balkan states, and Germany’s cautious shift away from socialism as signs of gradual recovery. He warns against pessimism despite turmoil in Greece, Austria, and France, and calls for European cooperation to ensure lasting peace and prosperity.
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Chamber of Commerce
United States
Washington
Europe
Dardanelles
Greece
Ita
Hatkar
Russia
Tamunie
Austria
Germany
Garibaldi
League of Italian States
Society of Nations
France
Great
Britain
Switzerland
Holland
Sweden
Japan
Canada
Spain
Great Britain
Lincoln's Talent of America subject of dinner talk
At the Seventh Annual Dinner of the National Republican Club the program lists Mabel Westburn as editor of the Journal of American History discussing Lincoln with a portrait of Lincoln in the magazine. Rev. Charles F. Gambledy will discuss Abraham Lincoln memories at the event in New Rochelle.
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American Tel, & Tel Co
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Dardenelle
Mian Walts
Frank O'Farrell
Grchoutra
Raymond’ Dunleavy
Carolina
Rio Grande
Abraham Lincoln
Carrie E H. Gehrmann
Abraham Linco
Jericho
Wilfred Key
the Wren
Lincoln
Charles Gernardi
Governor's
Ightad
Ty the Band
Harry Steinhouser
Ur Smite
I ‘Lincoln
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Germany
Caprice
Whistler
Dor
Juincoly
Navy
Whitg 3d Naval District
Groayland
Lithgow
George J. Fisher
Amerea
And
Mabel Westtburn
National Historical Society
Journal of American History
Boylwood Memories
Abrahamincoln
Charles F. Gamnedy
The
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Episcopal Church
New Rochelle
N.Y
National Republican
Waldgrh-Agslariat
Flames Destroy Church and Home in Bridgeport
A devastating blaze destroyed a church and home, leaving four shelterless individuals in the snow as onlookers watched the fire. Women pleaded as trunks of cloth were hauled to save what could be saved. Rescuers and friends provided temporary lodging, while the church’s revival activities continued at a separate location in Bridgeport and another branch reportedly existed in Philadelphia.
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Williams
Church of God and Saints of Christ
Bridgeport
PR Wadelphia
Bridgeport Meeting List From City Lodges and Clubs
A compiled notice lists meetings and addresses for Bridgeport groups including the Mary Silliman chapter of D A R at 1087 Broad Street Bertha lodge 1119 Broad Street and various councils and lodges. The document names Tremendous variety of fraternal organizations and their street locations across the city with dates and contact hints.
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Elumbus Boys’ Club
Pembroke Atreet
Mary Silliman
Broad Street
Bertha Lodge
Degrae
Hertha
Broad
Nathaniel Whreie
Main Street
Court Park City
Loyalty Lodge
Him Street
Cigar
Mindin
Métal Trades Council
Matin Street
Lafayette
S. I of R
Avang
Masonic Temple
Borrouee Glee Club
St. Charles Hall
East Main Street
Samuel H. Harris
Feud and Mer Rouge Affair in Bastrop Parish
In Bastrop parish Louisiana once peaceful Mer Rouge and Bastrop rivalries turned violent as rival editors led to a public feud. The Missouri Pacific expansion sparked tensions, causing killings, deportations, and a high profile court case with governors and federal agents involved amid a crowded, tense scene. Oral history notes a long history of rival newspapers, personal slights, and a fatal pen shot between editors McMeans and Davenport escalating toward a court trial.
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Keb
Louisiana
Flore
Boundary
Legion
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America
Federal
Secret Service
United States
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Morehous¢ Parish
Mer Rouge
Southern School
Missouri Pacific
Arkansas
Bastropians
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Fay
Torrenport
Phisi
T. McMeans
Bastroy
McMeans
Davenport
Bastrop Mer Rouge Fight Over Courthouse Sparks Klan Violence
A long regional feud between Bastrop and Mer Rouge over a new county courthouse escalates into Klan activity. Dr McKoin and Capt Skipwith lead a vigilante climate, a 16 year old girl is abducted, shootings and beatings occur, and two men Daniel and Richards vanish after a 1930s parish-wide flare of terror culminating in federal involvement and mounting public outcry.
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Mey Rouge
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Tom ~ Richards
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Bsand
Armen
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Boties
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Lafourche
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Waller
Campbel
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Milner
Campbell
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