Senate Action Shifts Inquiry on Utilities to Trade Body
Senate votes 46 to 21 to refer the utility financing probe to the Federal Trade Commission. The Walsh plan sought public hearings and broader inquiry into power company profits and campaign contributions since 1923. Debate spotlighted lobby influence and presidential ambitions shaping the timing of the inquiry.
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Death of Earl of Oxford Asquith in England
In Sutton Courtenay England Feb 1 mourners praised the late Earl of Oxford and Asquith a veteran statesman and former prime minister. His body was carried to Button Courtenay parish church for burial while the baron will be interred privately at a later date. A memorial service will be held in Westminster Abbey.
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Earl of Oxford
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Germany
Universal Service
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Yorkshire
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London
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Britain
Economist
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Pease
Pick Jurors to Try Hickman on Second Charge
In Los Angeles court, William Edward Hickman begins a second trial phase with juror selection to try Hob Hunt aged 16 for the murder of druggist Cavy Thome during an attempted hold up. The defense aims to delay, contending insanity and youth may affect juror views on capital punishment.
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England Invited to Condemn Warfare Across Nations
Multiple brief items mention diplomacy and legal matters in London and New York. The draft arbitration treaty with Britain condemns war as policy, while the U S also proposed a perpetual friendship pact with France. In New York, Helene Tambert sues actor Robert Ames for 200000 in breach of promise, and August Achilles, 101, dies of a heart attack.
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Mary Koch
Washingtons Preparedness Idea Wrong Says Professor
Washington historian Professor Wildom of Swarthmore College told the House international affairs committee that the ancient fallacy of preparing for war in peace is echoed in the administration’s navy building program. He argued big armies and navies invite war while urging disarmament and world peace, drawing sharp questions from lawmakers.
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International Organization For Peace
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Pillie Willis by Robert Quillen
A fragment from a 1928 publication presents a quirky dialogue featuring Pug and Skinny. The unreliable narrator notes a looming confrontation and hints at an uncertain future day, reflecting a humorous, colloquial tone.
President Coolidge’s Wife Improves After Illness
Washington February 15 The White House reports Mrs Coolidge is improved after a week of illness with a severe cold. She spent the coldest night yet and the side pain has lessened. doctors see no cause for concern beyond discomfort. Governor and Mrs Trumbull of Connecticut and daughter Florence stayed at the White House overnight. The president will host army and navy officers and several hundred guests tomorrow night.
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Refused Bribe McCray Claims in Jackson Bribery Probe
Indianapolis report details former governor McCray testifying that former Secretary of State Fa Jackson offered him ten thousand dollars to appoint a Marion County prosecuting attorney. McCray says he refused the bribe and explained conversations about the proposition, with Remy named as intermediary.
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Flier to Resume Hop to Clearwater in Rainstorm
George Haldeman and M. W. Aitel, forced down by heavy rain and fog, plan a resumed flight from Wheeling to Clearwater. After a rough landing near a country club, a new propeller arrived and conditions may allow a takeoff tomorrow morning if weather cooperates.
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Senate panel backs probe into labor injunctions
The Interstate Commerce Committee unanimously approved a Johnson resolution to probe conditions in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia steel coal strikes. The inquiry would cover the use of federal injunctions in labor disputes and could extend to coal freight issues, with actions possibly led by a subcommittee. Senator Reed to push Senate vote on related measures after Johnson’s floor motion.
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Pan-American conference aims to break up next meeting
Beverly Hills dispatch notes mixed feelings at the Pan-American conference with emphasis on unity and progress. The writer praises the United States for not yielding, and suggests upcoming talks will reveal each country’s shortcomings while shaping future discussions.
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House in Favor of Poisoning Drinkers
Washington report on the House vote defeating an amendment by Rep. Linthicum and endorsing the administration’s policy of injecting poison into alcohol for commercial use. Prohibitionists and anti-saloon forces clashed as the administration maintained control with strong regional support.
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New York
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Brokers Called Before Probers Before Probers Hear NY Brokers Tales
The Senate Tea Pot Dome committee will reopen to hear Joseph F. McMahon and James Berniert from New York brokerage houses about the Empire Trust 75000 Liberty bonds linked to a political note. The inquiry follows claims about Harry F. Sinclair and the Republican party deficit era, with emphasis on bond transfers and political financing.
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Lindbergh Considered for Wilson Foundation Award
Col Charlee A Lindbergh is being considered for the Woodrow Wilson Foundation prize of 25000 dollars. The decision will not be made for about a week and other men are also in contention. The foundation announced Lindbergh's name today as a candidate amid hints the winner may donate the prize to an institution.
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Further Coal Operators Plan State Merger Conferences
The Associated Press reports ongoing talks as northern West Virginia coal operators plan a merger of about 25 companies and major agencies. Subcommittees met with New York Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Western Maryland, and Monongahela railroads to secure carrier cooperation and potential field consolidations in nearby regions.
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Clark and Coke Company
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Joby E. Philips
Delmer Geel Company
Fairmont
Howard W. Showalter
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Pittsburgh
Betthe Consumers Company
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Consolidation Goal Company
New York
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Samuel Pursclove
Ernest Gilbert
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Soft Coal Institute
Pocahontas-New River
Virginia
Isaac T. Mainn
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Your Weight and Your Health booklet offer from Washington bureau
A plain 32 page booklet explains how foods relate to weight and how to manage it without fad diets or equipment. It covers calories carbohydrates proteins and daily meal planning. Frederic J. Haskin directs the Information Bureau in Washington and offers the volume for six cents plus postage.
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