Three Supply Bills Ready for Senate Action
Washington Jan 2 Long Senate appropriations committee reports three interior and agriculture supply bills ready for Senate action. Interior bill totals about 39 million under last year and includes funds for Spanish Sprites extension Newlands project East Jake Basin Boise Williston projects and off shore development. Agriculture bill totals about 359 million with notable increases for market information and research programs.
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Moses Pushes Early Action On Postal Salary Bill
Senate leader Moses unable to secure immediate action on the administration postal salary and rate bill. Norris objects to fast action while Oddie signals a fight against proposed one cent per pound ad rate rise. Moses plans Monday moves, with veto considerations and hearings on rate increases to follow if needed.
Standardize loaves of bread under interstate commerce
Washington action at this area on a measure to standardize bread loaves and require the interstate commerce to be fully weighed was urged today in the hours by Representative Brand Republican Ohio who introduced a bill for the purpose at the Jayt pen sion. Representative Brand said his bill would enact restrictions similar to those in force in Ohio and the District of Columbia and claimed it would give purchasers seven pounds and two ounces and something seven ounces short in weight as at ni without any increase in price.
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Jayt Pension
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District of Columbia
Poison Plot Involves Sentence Leaders In Sweetin Case
The article describes a court case tied to a staged poison plot involving Naomi Sweetin and her partner. It notes legal actions against the defendants, with judges criticizing their alliance and alleged intent. The voice references a San Francisco reporter and a Naples Puccini performance.
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Bliss Cora Iallaghep
San Pras
Hine
Italy
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Nisa Corell
Tey Gallagher
Shorth
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Naples
Police think Hahne insane in Omaha murder case
In Omaha Nebraska Jan F JL Warreng Hahne a 4 percent wealthy contractor is held without bail at the Jewal police station over the death of his wife Mee G Hahne 46 found with 12 rashes in the head in their basement. Police say he may confess. he claims innocence and thanks officers for entertainment. He was arrested leaving a mortuary where arrangements were made for the funeral.
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Neb
Jan F—Jl Warreng Hahne
Jewal
Mee G. Hahne
Hahpe
Columbus
Ohio
Hahne
Hahrea Randh
New York
Vital Abustion
Sidline
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Wid
Colprety
Mac &. Bennett
Hannes
Quiet Mussolini vows to clear opposition in 48 hours
ROME reports Mussolini delivering a dramatic parliamentary scene as Fascist deputies leaped over benches and embraced amid thunderous applause. He declared the situation would be cleared in 48 hours and pledged to crush opposition that refuses to participate in parliamentary work. Observers are unsure of the exact meaning but note his resolve to press a renewed policy and suppress dissent.
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Scientists Close Great Meeting In Washington
Final sessions of the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting concluded with officers praising the gathering as the greatest of scientists in the United States. Papers stressed improved weather knowledge for air navigation and forecasts. Tribute was paid to Leroy Meisinger of the Weather Bureau, killed in aviation last summer.
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Tun
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Leroy Meisinger
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Ty Thurles
Masini
Jobier
Darcy
National
Glacier Bay
Alaska
Navy
Roundup of Loot Hearing Report Hits Court
Mrs Ellen Fialliday and Wika McNeil, held for extortion by postal officials, testified this afternoon. McNeil admitted involvement in a $10,000 bank robbery scheme, while federal charges include receiving and concealing government property tied to $21,000 in bonds. Bonds valued at $7,840 were recovered yesterday from a rural mailbox near Little Rock.
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Tierhart Falliday
Rendout
Ths
Wika Ffaien McNeil
Telezaga
Roth
Alxcuss
McNeil
Kaovgan Cle
Tolli
Little Rock
Attempt to Secure Release of Porter Spurned By Court
Huntington West Virginia reports an attempt to release Porter on health grounds was denied. The court rejected the plea citing deterioration of Porter’s health while imprisoned, amid claims from witnesses about weight loss and rheumatic symptoms. Porter had been convicted of murder in a related case and sentenced to a substantial term.
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Craneshay
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Arcount
Bearth
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Loving
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Tex
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Supreme Court
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Witlicke
Wan
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Charlegton
Up Weat Virgina
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George W. McChintic
Charleston
Skyles
Detroit
Mich
Wald
Atlanta
Vee
Atanta
Mingo County
United States
Marshal Reynolds
Buntington
Scott Gambled and Drank Wife Testifies in Contested Divorce
Mrs. Scott described a life of gambling and drinking during her marriage to Congressman Scott D. Scott as he sat with his head in his hands. She recounted trips with other congressmen, excuses about secrecy, and her claimed neglect by his family while denying she confided in Scott's secretary Jane Kennedy.
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Albigna
Mich
Moore
Ale Moore
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Fisht
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Aluban
Prioe
Sagtt
Emerick
Inquiry Report On Navy Recruitment Case At Newport War College
An inquiry from WILBUR RE: confidential information linked to Captain Hugin W and Captain Tabert Berry is reviewed by Rear Admiral Latimer. The report considers possible court martial action and whether disclosures affected Newport War College operations.
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New York
Hugin W
On- Jerkins
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Latimer
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Dixelase
Maen
Patines
Cois Reinaer
Alters
Ter Wie College
Newport
Alimony Awarded to Beatrice Breese in Yachtman Divorce
Beatrice Breese of Southampton New York Island wins alimony from wealthy yachtsman Robert P Breese. Alimony set at 4300 dollars annually following interdictory decree of divorce. The case cites misconduct at the West Palm Beach home and aboard the yachtsman's vessel. The Breeses share an elite daughter and the dispute centers on marital separation.
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Drs
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Houthampton
Lume Island
N. Ya
Arthur Claffin
Robert P. Breese
Raildonalia
Hreese
West Pan Beach
Beatrice
Childress Favored for Charleston Postmaster Job
Rumors sweep Childress retired ANSMHA county judge toward Charleston postmaster slot as local faction fights to place a favored candidate. Complications arise over Elkins, national pay, and Washington appointments with several names in contention and political maneuvering ahead of March timing.
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Charleston
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Washington
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Toca
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Ins Sida
United Sat
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Sidantian
Renator Elkinsie & Glose Erlend
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Coolidge
Iooad
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Antu
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Thoras
Elkins
Orgetescttoir
Tls Eney
Theatre Disaster Narrowly Averted in Washington Hall
A near catastrophe at Camp Holahtrd theater prompted a swift evacuation. Minutes earlier a crowd of about 300 attended a performance as fire alerts and construction hazards were reported, with exits jammed and a backup plan activated to guide patrons to safety.
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Washington
Dig Auditoriuia
Cami Vernannel
Baltinove
France Urged to Pay War Debt to United States
Washington awaits French offer on funding the war debt as Ambassadors Kellogg in London and Herrick in Paris prepare to attend the Paris conference. Reports from Paris say Clementel’s memorandum on debt funding is unofficial and not binding, delaying concrete action while talks continue.
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Hington
Furance
United States
Washington
London
Herrick
Paris
James A. Logan
France
Clemente
M. Clemental
Serrick
America
Kanawha Dams Replacement Plan Outlined
Huntington reporters note a survey on Kanawha river dams proposing replacing the four aging dams above Charleston with two new ones. Engineer Jor 1an Prippe, in charge of the Washington district, says the plan would yield 12,000 to 15,000 horsepower. The current four dams are described as worn out and needing replacement soon.
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Sharleston
Prippe
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Iorlity
Arrangements for year-round service between Delta and Maleh
Plans completed for an all-year service between Great Delta and Maleh with 2.6 million committed to Yeon Vermed and three deploenas purchased. The scheme includes parallel routes with tight and ample coverage, aiming to boost transport and reliability.
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Maleh
Police hunt for satchel worth half a million hidden by Skyles
Atlanta detectives pursue a black velvet bag containing about 599000 in jewels linked to Marian Hamby and Herbert Styles. Skyles, Hamby, and associates were arrested in recent days in Atlanta and Jonesboro in connection with a robbery plot.
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the Gazette
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Meeks
Marian Hamby
Herbert Styles
Marx Cabinet Nonpartisan Effort Fails in Berlin
Berlin January 3 The Associated Press reports Chancellor Marx accepted a commission from President Ebert to form a non party cabinet but failed to secure a parliamentary majority. A non partisan officiating cabinet headed by Marx would include Strezomanon Gessler and other ministers to be filled with Reichstag members or non partisan experts. An emergency authorization would shield the cabinet as it cannot rely on a working Reichstag majority. It is unlikely Marx can finalize talks before Mondays Reichstag opening.
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Strezomanon
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Kurl Tarres
Herr Hamm
Economics
Eddolph Oeser
Justice
Melec‘iode
Hitself
Thereichstag
Government seeks Supreme Court ruling on tax disclosure case
Washington June 3 government asks Supreme Court to hear the case of Walter S Dickey owner and Ralph Ellis editor of Kansan City Journal Post challenging right to publish the name and amount of income tax paid by individuals It is the first such case to reach the court The federal district court for western Missouri held publication illegal arguing it violated taxation laws and infringed on freedom of speech and press
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Goveerment
Supreme Court
Walter S. Dickey
Ralph Ellis
Kansan City Journal-Post
Auprema
Weathern Misaguri
Congress
Tax on Public Service Employees Extended to Municipal Rents
Washington reports a new IRS ruling taxing municipal owned utilities acting as private enterprises. It applies retroactively to 1918, affecting street railways and similar bodies. Revenue collectors will enforce, with several related cases pending for interpretation. Officials warn the overall revenue impact remains uncertain.
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Imation
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Internal Revenue
Cours
Bureau
Sancitor Nol Son T. Hartson
mMdala
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