Borah Discusses Monroe Doctrine and Nicaragua Policy
Senator Borah argues against United States interference in Nicaragua and Central America under the Monroe Doctrine, stressing no non-American power seeks to topple Nicaragua’s government and outlining policy limits. He traces past U.S. actions, emphasizing constitutional bounds and the need to protect national interests without intruding on local sovereignty.
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AFPD
Borah
Eaying Hn
Coullder
Kellogg
Monrose
Central America
United States
Tral Amertes
United
Janz
United Os
iLaelt
Root
Allen
Lenront
Wisconsin
Bo- Tan
Nicaragua
Lenrenot
Lenroot Alao
Mr. Borah
Senator Tenroot
Sucasa
Diaz
Norris
Nebraska
Borat
Borat, Ponted Out That Suant Acast
Inevorsib
Unitey
Idaho
Enator
Fhinghan
Connachteu
Vinwil
Degignada
Abandon Force Borah Demands In Nicaragua Policy Debate
Senator Borah pressed for a shift in Nicaragua policy as the United States faced debates over intervention. He argued Monroe Doctrine limits and criticized past actions, while others defended protecting foreign nationals and preserving stability amid Central American tensions.
Nicaragua Loan Sparks Debate Over Protectorate Risk
A disputed loan to Nicaragua provoked strong opposition and warnings against creating a U S protectorate. Senators argued the plan could undermine Central American sovereignty while critics urged decisive American policy without overreach.
Sacasa and US Recognition Sparks Managua Debate
Fragmentary text recounts reactions to recognizing Sacasa as vice president and Nicaragua’s government, with quotes referencing constitutional validity, elections, and opposed intervention. Mentions Diaz, Laoté, and questions of popular sovereignty and US stance on Nicaragua’s leadership.
Mexico silent on Kellogg charges and uprisings in Mexico
Fragmentary report notes no Soviet ties to Communist International and that Mexican authorities claim suppression of rising bands and vigilante actions. Deportations and anti American demonstrations are mentioned as government measures curbing unrest amid uncertain bishop relocations and diplomatic tensions.
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It. 1
Nicwaguan
Navy Department
Mexico
State’ Department
Sheffield
Department
Presiento
Cosby
State Departiment
Borah
Kellece
Try
Russia
Communist International
Bkbhop Ding
Basiop
Ate
Tive
Mimdags
Daas
Mariss
Mearleo
United States
Are
Genet Ferretra
Senate votes to seize Pennsylvania ballots in fraud probe
Washington Jan 13 8ap The Senate committee overseeing a Pennsylvania senatorial fraud inquiry ordered the seizure and transfer to Washington of ballots cast in Philadelphia and Allegheny county including Pittsburgh. More than 139 ranal precincts will be taken over as the inquiry targets irregularities alleged by William Jennings Bryan Vare against William Vare and related returns.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Willam J. Winn
William §. Vare
Vare
Woo
Postal rate reform to cut post office revenue
Senate Post Office committee ordered drafting of postal rate legislation to reduce revenue and cut newspapers costs. Restoration of 1920 second class mail rates could save newspapers magazines and other second class users about 7.9 million dollars yearly. Repeal of the 2 cent parcel post service charge was adopted, with estimates of revenue loss up to 18 million dollars.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Senate Post Office Committee
Senator McKellar
Democrat
Tennessee
Allingtown Hospital Plea Highlighted at New England Conference
Hartford January 13 AP New England American Legion representatives gathered at the Hotel Bond to reaffirm support for keeping the U S Veterans hospital in Allingtown. About 40 officers from across New England attended, representing 890 posts. The meeting established a permanent conference body with state representatives and set the next gathering for June in Portland. The session began after a 1 a m start, with State Commander Kenneth Krammer of Wethersfield welcoming delegates. Dr John J Towne of Or yerville Maine chaired the conference as national vice commander.
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Congress
U. S Veterans’ Hospital
Allingtown
New England
Hotel Bond
Fortland
Kenneth Krammer
Wethersfield
John J. Towne
Oryerville
Maine
Firemen to present two bills before Legislature
Connecticut Firemen association committees in Hartford planned two bills for the state Legislature. One seeks increased aid for injured or sick firemen and widows and orphans. the other would remove liability from drivers of fire apparatus involved in accidents. Senator Henry F Halt of Hamden will present both bills, with backing from the local department and Board of Fire Commissioners.
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Connecticut Firemen’ Association
Hartford
Edward J. Foley
Engine Company 2
Henry F. Halt
Hamden
Foley
Board of Fire Commissioners
Laxative Bromine Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts a cold cure titled Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets urging one day relief. It promotes the first and original cold and grip tablet with E. W. Grove signature on the box and a 30 cent price.
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E. W. Grove
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