Senate orders probe of coal strike conditions
The Senate voted to launch a thorough inquiry into coal field conditions across Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia to begin next week. Senator Johnson's resolution for the investigation passed with broad backing while Reed's amendment for a separate coal freight rate inquiry was defeated.
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Wille Willis Phrase Drives Long Night Prayer CatchUp
A cryptic line from Wille Willis appears in a 1038 Publishers Syndicate piece as a personal reflection about mislaid prayers and time, suggesting a long night of contemplation that helped someone regain pace and focus. The fragment hints at literary style and editorial framing.
Eddie Foy Dies Suddenly in Kansas City Farewell Tour
Veteran stage comedian Eddie Foy died of a heart attack in his Kansas City hotel room after a performance at the Orpheum theater. He was 71, leaving his wife and seven children, with arrangements set to transport his body to New Rochelle for burial. Foy had long been a beloved porte of vaudeville and Broadway, famed for comic warmth and the title role he played in crowds. The death follows months of heart trouble, and tributes poured in from theatrical circles nationwide.
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Lense Yorn
Judge Directs Acquittal Over Jackson's Wish
A lengthy Indiana court proceeding ends with Governor Jackson acquitted. The judge rules an alleged offer of immunity and a bribe to former Governor McCray could not be proven beyond doubt and directs a verdict of not guilty. The jury’s role is highlighted as the defense seeks freedom for Jackson and associates in a case touching Ku Klux Klan allegations.
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G. O. P Spotlight Shifts to New York Delegates
Republican leaders in New York gauge contest dynamics as George K. Morris meets President Coolidge while Curtis for President and other blocs maneuver for influence. Democrats plan a westward swing by Senator Reed, with Hoovers foes in Ohio and Mexico-like party maneuvering shaping the Kansas City scene.
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Gaon
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Mississippi
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Florida
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Ohio
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Rome
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Doctor Accused of Appleby Murder Testimony Emerges
In Los Angeles on February 1 the trial of Dr Charles McMillan for the Appleby murder is outlined. Witnesses describe confrontations in the couple’s apartment and a car ride days before December 22, with claims of choking and movements of the body. A neighbor testifies to seeing McMillan with Appleby and requests for repayment surface amid the prosecution’s case.
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Appleby
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Treasury Sees Tax Shrinkage Threatens March Revenue
Washington report says March income tax collections may drop by about ten percent, undermining a proposed 200 million dollar tax cut and fueling speculation about a wider reduction. Mellon noted some tax relief remains possible if later projections hold, despite calls from some lawmakers for no cut.
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Afoifon
Three Houses Fall In Subway Tunnel Disaster
A pair of tenement houses collapsed into a New York subway excavation at Eighth Avenue and Gina Street. One man, Jack Flynn, was killed. another man missing and several injured as workers rushed to safety. The incident occurred during construction of the Municipal Subway despite supports under the houses failing when a rock shifted.
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Theatre District
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Prank
Carl Petnrron
Wan
Day Avers Jury Watched to Secure a Square Deal
Washington dispatch reports Henry Manon Day, aide to Harry F. Sinclair, testified he hired Burns detectives to shadow trial jurors to prevent interference with Sinclair and to secure a fair jury. He described surveillance prior to the trial and efforts to cover three jurors, under Sidellot's direction, amid threats letters.
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Missing Deputies Bodies Found After Shootout in Foster Indiana
A Danville dispatch reports two Indiana deputy sheriffs John Grove and Wallace McClure were found slain near Foster after a rapid pursuit from Lafayette to Pendleton. Bodies showed blunt force and bullet trauma. prisoners Burns and Baxter were missing, and an automobile was discovered with bullet holes and a broken windshield.
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Retired Army Mule Decorated for Valor in Review
In San Francisco on February 16 a placid retired army mule named Arizona was decorated at a military review honoring him for valor under fire. The Thirtieth Infantry, of which he has long served as mascot, paraded past with officers presenting arms as he munched carrots.
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Hickman Jury Selection Opens for Youths’ Trial
Associated Press reports slow jury selection in Los Angeles for the murder trial of two youths, as 12 jurors including eight women and four men are chosen amid protracted questioning. Defense used 13 challenges while the defense plans appeals if verdicts or sanity are found against the defendants.
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Wales by Mistake Grabs Waiter’s Hand at Windsor
The Prince of Wales, at a Windsor corporation dinner, mistakenly reached for a waiter’s hand. The waiter apologizes, but the prince quips that it should not matter and grasps the waiter’s hand to cover his social error.
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London
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Windsor
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Lindbergh Visits St Louis to Parade and Flights
Charles A Lindbergh drew about fifty St Louis residents to Lindbergh Field for a day of flights aboard a twin pass bungee monoplane. Notables including Walter J. Neun and former Mayor W Kiel rode early, amid crowds pressing near the hangar. Lindbergh ordered spectators back after near propeller danger and warned of stopping the plane if needed. A second note reports a bill to mint ten million Lindbergh commemorative medals to fund his early home museum in Little Falls Minnesota and a St Louis museum.
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Whgein
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Little Paul Minn
St. Louis
Kyale
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
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Noah
Jersey
Judge Refuses to Dismiss Hill Jury
Ottawa telegram reports Judge Davis denying two motions to discharge the 12 jurors in the Harry Hilton case. After two days of debate, the jury remains in a near 8 to 4 deadlock on a murder charge. The judge indicated he would extend deliberations tonight while defenses seek discharge. Hilton showed relief at the jurors’ continued stay as the case risks retrial if a verdict is not reached.
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Booklet From Charleston Gazette on Weight Control
The Charleston Gazette Information Bureau offers a new booklet addressing weight control including menus for gaining or losing weight, exercises to slim down, and general health guidance. Send six cents in stamps to Frederic J. Haskin in Washington for a copy and return postage.
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