Pan Americans Split over Rock of Intervention Doctrine
The sixth Pan American conference divided on intervention rights versus duties. Argentina and Salvador argued for rights only, opposing any declaration of duties, while the United States, Colombia, and Britain favored a balanced view. Dr. Maurtus urged duties alongside rights, and Secretary Hughes supported this broader legal framework amid staged speeches delivered under government guidance.
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Mavara
Commission On International Law
Lisse
Pera
United States
Colombia
Brexit
Argentina
Mexico
Salvy Ador
League of Nations
Universal Internationalists
Arogentiog
Salvador
New World
Honorio Putyrredon
Victor Mourtua
Leru
Maturius
Atete Hughes
Mauriua
Hughes
Maurtus
Uno Jess
Hickmans Back Scratched In Sanity Test On Gallows Ridge
Los Angeles Feb 4 An expert dermatography test sought to prove Willan Edward Hickman sane by skin writing on his back and chest. Dr. Paul E Bowers testified the faint marks would persist for three minutes if insanity existed, while defense argued marks were visible but not proof.
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Freeshall
Los Angeles
Willan Edward Hickman
Kiler
Marlon Parker
Paul E. Bowers
Duvenist
Hickman
Phlaone
Dre. Bowern
Bowers
Hickmen
Hickman Wag Entze
Oder
Yeaterday
Ollenisty
Jerome Walsh
Cecil Reynolds
Walsh
Reynolds
Bis
Or. Bowers
West Virginia Congressmen Back Mississippi River Plan
West Virginia lawmakers join Mississippi Valley Association demand for river and harbor funding rising to 6 000 000, plus river work on the Great Kanawha. Navy hints at power plant sale at Nitro, public sale of South Charleston ordnance plant denied. Officers expect favorable engineer report to Congress, with authorization needed before an appropriation.
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Manerts Gazette
Wistington
Washington
Navy Department
England
West Virgiuts
Nitro
South Charleston
South Charleston, Which, Weadenied Yextere
West Virgins Ouse
Mississippi Valley Association
Bidet Commission
West
Kanawha
Congress
E. T. Briglahd
Jadwin
Conprest
Drys Expecting Capacity Crowd For Prohibition Meeting
A mass meeting at the high school auditorium celebrates the Eighteenth Amendment birth with overflow routing to the Baptist Temple. Dr. Ernest H. Cherrington will speak, supported by Rev. R. Havig-Ruret, as churches join in the event stressing law enforcement and education on prohibition.
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Quarrier
Mor
Charleston
Hieely
Edurr
Cherrington
Ernest H. Cherrington
Westerville
Ohio
World League Against Alcohol
R. Havig- Ruret
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Innes
Ministerial Association
Ernest Thompson
Warren Stone
Measé
No Shortage of Candidates As Campaign Opens
Campaign activity heats up as Republicans and Democrats name potential contenders. Ohio debates over Hoover versus Willis and other hopefuls signal intensified maneuvering for the April primary. Delegates to Houston and Washington weigh candidate pledges while wariness over flood relief costs shapes early party strategy.
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Washington
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Hoover
Frank O. Lowsden
Dawes
Hall
Tennessee
Pomerene
Onio
Hitchcock
Neoraska
Longworth
Borah
Walsh
Glaen
Donanoy
Deckion
Calvin Coolidge
William G. McAdoo
Ohio
Alds
Sonatoy Willis
Hind
Burton
Cleveland
Willis
Onto
Obio
Senate Commerce Committee
Feller
Coolidge
Numsett Lins Dowlts
Willy Succerns
Joey
Court Sought Supreme Court Aid on Ballot Case
Senate slush fund committee petitioned the U S Supreme Court to preserve Senate and judicial authority over a Delaware county Pennsylvania election dispute. The Philadelphia district court refused to order transfer of ballots and documents, arguing the committee’s authority was in question during congressional recess.
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Fen
United States Supreme Court
Senate
Judicial Branch
Special
Senate Suish Fund Committee
Federal District Court
Philadelphia
Delaware County
Pennsy 1 Turk
Willam
Ware
Wilam
Wilson
Reed
Demoocrat
Miguoun
Chineas & Bufpilabrere
District Court of Philadelphia
Congress
Eolutt
Cneisions
Pennnsylvania
Willing to Bar Use of U Boats in War Treaty
Secretary Kellogg stated the United States would back a treaty among all powers to curb submarine use but warned a single nation cannot abolish submarines while others keep them. Rep Frothingham urged banning subs, while Butler and Porter defended building 32 new submarines as insurance.
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Washington
Kellogg
State Department
Charman Porter
House Foreign Affairs Comunities
Forthingham
United States
Chitin Butler
House Naval Committee
Frothingham
Massachusetts
Costa Rican Held for Ransom Letter
New York, Feb 4. Vivian Gollins, 27, Costa Rican, charged with writing a 26000 ransom letter to the parents of Frances St John Smith who vanished from Smith College three weeks ago. Celllux, a Manhattan resident, is also charged with similar fraud. Police set a decoy package. Gollins allegedly took it, then was arrested, claiming illiteracy when questioned. Police believe he worked with federates.
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New York
Frances St. John Smith
Smith College
Vivian Gollins
Celllux
Manhattan
Collins
Velma West Trial Set For March 5
Paterville February 4 Velma West charged with slaying her husband with a hammer will go on trial March 5. Judge A G Reynolds set the date after delaying ruling on defense contentions regarding pretrial insanity notice and constitutional questions. Also reported are a crash in stateam, a collision injuring three workers, and the death of Nobel laureate Dr Hal Lorente at Haarlem at age 75.
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Velma Weat
A. G. Reynolds
Amsterdam
Hal Lorente
Famoum Tech
Haarlem
French Airmen Complete Jump To New Orleans Endurance Flight
French aviators Costes and Le Beting landed in New Orleans after a nonstop 1100 mile flight from Mexico City in 11 hours 40 minutes. The pair, greeted by Mayor O’Kneta and French officials, plan to resume Tuesday for Washington and New York with favorable winds noted earlier near Louisiana.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Cieudanne Costes
Joseph le Beting
France
Paris
Mexico City
United States
Africa
South America
Central America
Mexico
Washington
New York
Fers
Arshur J. O'Kneta
Maurice de Simonse
Andre la Fargue
la Fargue
Miers
Meg
Louisiana
Birthday Flight by Colonel Undpergh Draws Big Crowds
Colonel Charles A. Undbergh marks his 26th birthday with a 250 mile air jaunt from San Juan to Santo Domingo drawing 100000 spectators. He plans to head to Port au Prince and Haiti then to the Pan American Conference and finally St. Louis as crowds cheer in the Dominican Republic.
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Santo Romingo
Dominican Republc
Charles A. Undbergh
San Juan
Porto Rico
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Port- Au-France
Halti
Waysne
St. Louis
Dominican Republic
Vasquez
Ins
Senate Acts to Hold Stewart on Contempt Writ
In Washington, the Judiciary Committee sought to arrest Robert W. Stewart under a Senate contempt writ. The DC Supreme Court blocked a BAHS sentence on a Chicago evaporator, while evidence surfaced linking Continental Liberty Bonds to the Prairie Oil and Gas and Sinclair interests.
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Washington
Senate
Robert W. Stewart
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Chicago
Brewars
Continental Trading Company
Liberty Bonds
Justles Bailey
Standard of Company of Indiana
Seuate
Stewart
Afl
Continental Liberty
James EB. O'Neil
Sinclair
Treasury
Prarie Pips Ly Company
Als
Eergeant Atprmt
Ted Sustich Bailey
Congress
United States
Greo
John McGrain
MecGrain
House
Dawes
Davis S. Barry
Atenrimg
Barry
Walsh
Montana
All
Gordon
Walsh King
Utah
Colonel Stewart
President
Rhode Island Governor Aram J. Pothier Dies
Rhode Island Chief Executive Aram J. Pothier died tonight after a brief illness. He was the state's longtime leader, born February 26, 1854 in Quebec, and served as governor from 1909 to 1913 and again from 1925 until his death. He previously presided over the Union Trust Company of Providence and led other local financial institutions. He moved to Woonsocket at age 18 and began as a clerk at a local bank.
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Aram J. Pothier
Rhode Island
Vothier
Woonsocket Institution
Ife
Ite
Union Trust Company of
Providence
Province of
Quebec
Nationalistic Press Wanted Nationalistic Press Wanted
President Coolidge urged U.S. newspapers to back American interests and disclose foreign ties in a speech dedicating the National Press Club building. He argued public business should be transparent and noted citizens cannot negotiate with foreign nations on matters affecting the United States. He referenced foreign press influence and foreign diplomats’ access in government dealings.
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Washington
Fed
Arisa
President Coolidge
Fourteehalory
National Press Club
Amexican
Nicaragua
Bha
Hll
La Guardia Sees Long Fight In Pittsburgh Coal Strike
Congressman La Guardia, on a Pittsburgh visit, warned of a long strike battle in western Pennsylvania. He accused operators of wage reductions via a systematic campaign and said the industry cannot survive without cuts. He expects a formal House investigation to begin soon and noted overall strike morale remains high while picketing is mostly peaceful.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Associated
Pemnsylvania
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Coal Company
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