Walsh Plan For Utility Inquiry Holds Spotlight
The Walsh resolution to investigate financing of Public Utility Power Corporations dominates Senate debate next week while the House pursues a treasury and post office funding bill. The vote on the power inquiry is not seen soon. the Federal Trade Commission proposal may win Senate approval instead of a special committee. Unified action on German American property claims remains a political priority as committees resume hearings on Continental Trading and coal and streetcar disputes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Deleste
Walsh
Senate
House
Treasury
Post Office
Waisn
Montana
George
Georgia
Federal Trade Commission
Public Lands
Continental Trading Company of Canada
Wil EH Hays WI
Heys
Harding
Interatnta Commerce
Johnson
California
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Lulictary
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Farms
Funn
Senate Agriculture
Senate Loar
Coolidge
Beerstarins Davie
War Department
Hoover
Commerce
Househood Committee
Retwit
Hattie
Naval Air Tira
Frantic Chicken Heist Spooks Oxcott Rail Scene
Our Olcott correspondent reports a chaotic saucier chase as Bumifeller ships a coop of chicks, a rooster spurts trouble, Foster Griffith halts a train, Mike Tabet drags a hen aboard, and townsfolk scramble to corral the birds amid muddy streets with Waiter Rotstein struggling through the mud and a shouted page line directing Page Three.
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Bumifeller
Foster Griffith
Kry
Mike
Gordon Fitzware
Mary & Fou
Rotstein
Willie Willis by Robert Quillen
A cryptic historical note presents an authorial piece by Robert Quillen titled Willie Willis. The fragment hints at fame, weather, and fate themes, with obscure references to a 1838 publication and a publisher Eradicater. The brief item reads as a catalog-style entry indicating a literary or biographical note from a historic periodical.
Oil Probers To Call Brokers In Teapot Dome Probe
Senate committee plans to subpoena Potter d& company brokers over Liberty bonds linked to the 1920 campaign, tracing 875000 in bonds from Harry F. Sinclair via Bonnier Coleman DuPont. Witnesses expected next Thursday as part of the Teapot Dome inquiry and related funds.
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Washington
Liberty Bonds
Senate
Potter d& Company
New York
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Bonnier T. Coleman DuPont
Liberty Bones
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair
Wild H. Hays
Teapot Dome
Binclairs Brammath Oi
Lindbergh Heads Home After Havana Flight
Charles A. Lindbergh undertakes a 1200 mile flight from Havana to St. Louis after a day of flights over Havana. Thirteen new nation flags decorate the Spirit of St. Louis signaling stops in Mexico Guatemala Honduras and Cuba among others. Lindbergh plans a temporary retirement from public life and possible protracted vacation with routes to Key West and the Midwest.
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Associated Press
Havana
Florida Straits
Lambert Field
Spirit of
Spirit of St. Louis
Washington
Europe
Mexico
Guatemala
British Honduras
Nicaragua
Honduras
Salvador
Costa
Heyane
Gerardo Machado
Hatans
Lindbergh
Nying
Antissit
St. Louis
Noble Brandon
Judah
Port-au-Prince
Ronnie
Key West
Haveng
Florida
Gulf States
Lambert Meld
Lingbergh
Onty
St. Louis Associates
Maina ‘Woods
Ale
8, Louis
Chicago
Hickman Seeks Delay in Second Murder Trial
William Eadward Hickman plans to seek a thirty day continuance for his second murder trial after a sanity ruling in the Parker case. He and Welby Bunt face charges in the Christmas Eve 1930 killing of Ivy Tome as co defendants in a joint trial. Defense attorney Richard Cantillon said the Parker case has dominated prep time, while the state plans to push the Tome murder charge despite a pending death sentence.
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Los Angeles
William Eadward Hickman
Hickman
Ana Xulen
Marton Parker
Welby Bunt
Ivy Tome
Dvugelst
Toms
Parker
Cantillon
Condi
Née
Totas
Wesley Hunt
Young Hunt
California
State Supreme Court
Jdge J. J. Trabucco
Trebucco
Rogers Sees Senate Slap at President
Hollywood report says Will Rogers comments on the U.S. Senate slapping at the president. The piece describes the Senate resolution as lacking real authority, noting Rogers’ quip that ninety six men could replace Cai at any minute, and hints at public sentiment about leadership.
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Rogers
Senate
Hollywood
Cal
Ralk
Chamber of Commerce
Marth
Will Rogers
Cai
Apocalyptic Revelation Explained in Sunday Sermon
Rev John Gass preached at St Johns Episcopal Church about the Book of Revelation as apocalyptic literature. He described symbols such as earthquakes as revolutions stars as fallen rulers and beasts as tyrants, noting the work’s mystery yet its clear central message.
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John Gass
St. John’s Episcopal Church
St. John's Episcopal Church
John Gunt
Gass
Understanding the Book of Revelation as Apocalyptic Literature
The text explains Revelation as apocalyptia a Jewish literary form. It compares Revelation with Daniel and lists other apocalyptic works. Scholarly study helps uncover its background clarify its dark sayings and unlock its mysteries using two keys.
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Frood
Moses
Peter
Bartholomew
Hoover enters Ohio primary as Hoover support grows
Secretary Hoover declares for the Republican nomination and allows Ohio backers to enter his name in the state primary. He pledges to uphold Coolidge policies while avoiding a personal campaign, and signals planned delegate organizing as Hoover factions push for Ohio votes amid rival campaigns and probes into prohibition issues.
Twenty Nine Still Trapped in Mine Tragedy
TIMMINS Ont Feb 12 Twenty nine men remained trapped in the Heltinger gold mine after a Friday fire. Of more than 700 underground workers a dozen were rescued yesterday and ten dead. 29 fate undetermined. Rescue teams with gas masks battled fumes as they ferried bodies to the surface and miners improvised devices to vent smoke while authorities block passages to clear the fire.
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Ont
Heltinger
Aif
Pittsburgh
Toronto
N. Fetehick
A! Smale
Gosea
Bitter Fight in Ohio Foreseen
In Columbus on February 12 193? two Republican factions clash as Secretary Hoover announces plans to enter the Ohio primary opposing Senator Frank B. Willis. Hoover’s move sparks county clubs and warnings of party disruption from state leaders while Willis remains confident he can win the nomination.
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Columbus
Ohio
Herbert Hoover
Washington
United States
Frank B. Wintta
Charles A. Jones
Wilk
Carril A
Tomorro
Thad W Tor
obie-Holyer
Atate Central Committees
Hoover
Fred W. Warner
State Central Committee
Warner
Willis
Penn
Bony Lain
Fifty Believed Dead From Gales Over Western Europe
London reports as gales and storm force swept western Europe and the North Atlantic. About 25 deaths are confirmed in Scandinavia and nine in Britain, with shipping disasters and wrecks continuing to emerge. The storm damaged vessels near Queenstown and Liverpool, while propeller and rudder failures hindered several ships on long transatlantic passages. Recovery and casualty totals are expected to rise, with crews missing and ships in peril across the Atlantic.
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London
Western du Tope
North Atlantic
Scandinavia
Great Britain
Bos -Culla
Plymouth
New York
Liverpool
Sandon Mewcastit
Argentine Split Over Pan American Union Declarations
Havana reports a sharp split between Argentina's government and its Pan American delegation on a declaration against economic barriers. Dr. Honorio Pueyrredón refuses to sign any project lacking the declaration, while U.S. views see it as criticism of American policy. The conference aims to speed work toward adjournment on February 20.
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Universal Service
Havana
United States
Buenos Aires
Honorie Pueyrrédon
Washington
Wil
Pat
Pueyrredon
Fortmer
Hughes
Republica of the New World
Pueytredon
Weelara
Tenue
Argentina
Pan-American Union
Friends of the Union
Argen
American Union
Suconi
Tne
Mexico
Iinth
Caribbean
Navies of the World booklet offered by The Charleston Gazette
The Charleston Gazette presents a two booklet set on world navies with questions on the U S Navy’s size and purpose. Frederic J. Haskin directs the Information Bureau and offers a six cent stamp for a copy, describing ships, types of fighting craft, and a coupon for readers.
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Charleston Gazette
Sam
Japan
England
Congresa
Washington
Frederic J. Haskin
Keriestan Cematte, Information Bureau
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Watson
Run Piané
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Thad H. Brown
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