Congress Set To Return To Key Debates This Week
Washington dispatch notes two months left in session as Congress readies votes on postal pay rates and the McFadden banking bill. Muscle Shoals, appropriations, and related measures will be paused for postal matters with Senate and House schedules outlining votes and hearings through Saturday.
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One Dies When Hospital Burns
Boston fire devastates Schobey hospital complex on Beacon Street with a fatality and multiple injuries. Elizabeth Jenkins, 24, died near a window as firefighters evacuated fourteen patients and a nurse. Helen Dwyer and Eugene Eingwon survived with burns, while William E. Coughlin suffered a fall injury. Rita Guh or Guo reported harmed and a newborn infant in care of Mrs Borushy Ghiligan was seriously affected.
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Badge Sakes Cor Pit tshurgh Patrolman Saved By Badge
A Pittsburgh patrolman narrowly survived a gunfire incident when a badge allegedly deflected a bullet during a failed arrest. Patrolman Howard Fallon was knocked down and suffered facial powder burns but was otherwise unharmed. The assailant, described as a negro, and an accomplice escaped.
American pluck and the mile child to manager tale
Fragmentary page six item notes a baseball story and a coming of age theme. Mentions a boy with a bat and a mother, signaling a narrative of American grit and progress adapted for readers. The text hints at chapter one and a voyage toward a managerial role.
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Michael H. King Dies Suddenly In Charleston West Virginia
Michael H. King a longtime Charleston resident and Republican active in politics died suddenly at Radgelock yesterday evening from a hemorrhage. He had just returned from a dinner party at the Edelwood country club and was taken to Mountain State Hospital where he died. Born 1879 in Barbour County, he lived in Charleston since 1917 and worked in insurance. He previously taught school and worked on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. He was survived by his wife Mrs. King and others.
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Governor accuses state penitentiary warden of abuse
Governor William F. Steel files charges with the state civil service commission against Warden Thomas Tynan of the Canon City penitentiary. Allegations include wrongful punishment of prisoners with shackles and lash, confinement in dark cells, and feeding with bread and water. Officials deny or withhold comment as the case proceeds.
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Prominent Charleston man Minotti dies after illness
Seventy year old Minotti, a longtime city figure involved in local business and civic work, died after a hospital operation and weeks of illness. He leaves a widow and six children, with three children residing in Charleston. Funeral plans pending as family nears arrival from Florida. Also, jail escapee Martin Carr, 18, captured near town on railroad tracks. he distances himself from the other six fugitives.
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Guarded Tank Tanker Explosion Foiled In Parkersburg
Armed men were stationed to protect a huge 6,000,000 gallon tank after authorities said a dynamite blast could have wrecked the facility. An explosion was averted as police and officials investigated fuse and cap remnants found near the scene. The acting superintendent warned the threat could have destroyed the water works, risking many deaths in the city.
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Murder in Chinatown Firearms Kill Chinese Patron
A Chinatown restaurant in New York was the scene of a fatal shooting as a Chinese patron, reportedly named Kwid, was killed while preparing to be seated. Federal agents and police investigated while witnesses described the chaotic moment with gunfire disrupting about three diners.
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Spiritual Prosperity as Charleston’s Need, Taylor Says
Dr Delton Payne Taylor of the First Methodist Church argues Charleston must cultivate spiritual ability before seeking more material wealth. He cites Jesus temping by turning stones to bread and warns prosperity without virtue risks social disharmony. He asks whether Charlestonians could wisely use wealth to fund better schools churches and culture.
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Political clubs dissolved as demonstrations spread
The government moved to dissolve political clubs amid nationwide demonstrations. Troops were deployed and police strengthened as authorities sought to curb opposition, suppress centers of activity, and prevent organized dissent. Reports indicate arrests and capital enforcement actions across multiple regions as the regime consolidates control.
Maryland power project planned on Sargypinhna river
The Associated Press reports the Federal Power Commission granted a license for a Maryland river plant to supply $59,000,400 output. Philadelphia Electric will fund and operate the project intended to modernize eastern Pennsylvania and reduce power rates. Construction will follow license approval, with a 105 foot tall dam and transmission lines linking Hartford Maryland York Lancaster Chester Delaware and Montgomery counties.
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Agricultural meeting to discuss relief measures
Agricultural men gather on a directive to review and propose relief actions for farming distress. The assembly includes officials and representatives to address impacts on cattle, industry, and rural livelihoods amid a challenging period.
Widow of Wyoming Governor to be sworn in today
Nellie Tayloe Ross, widow of the late Wyoming governor, will be sworn in as the first female governor at noon today. Chief Justice H. Patter will administer the oath, followed by a brief inaugural address. Ross won a large plurality after her husband’s death during the campaign year and ran with little campaigning of her own.
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Postal Committee Opposes Increase in Postal Salaries
A Postal Service committee report rejects uniform salary hikes proposed by the United States Chamber of Commerce for postal workers. It argues such raises clash with sound principles and favors targeted adjustments tied to local costs of living. The draft plan includes an emergency fund to support localized increases where wage levels lag behind prevailing rates.
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Postal Issue Before Senate Stalemate Over Pay Measure
Washington report details a postal salary bill stalled in Congress after President Coolidge vetoed the prior measure. Senators Moses and Odds push for immediate action while administration leaders fear risking a veto vote. The piece notes rates changes and small ad publishing tax debates amid broader postal pay debates. A separate Pittsburgh robbery story describes miners held up at Consumers Mining for about 2000 dollars.
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One Hundred Per Cent American Opera Singer Receives Wild Ovation
An American operatic tenor at the Metropolitan in Los Angeles drew a radiant, cheering response from a large audience. The performer, in his mid thirties, earned praise for a strong stage presence and a dramatic interpretation, with a career grounded in European training yet marked by native talent and ambition. The article notes his evolving reputation, previous roles, and a recent triumph that solidified his standing in the American opera scene.
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Allies Demur On Evacuating Cologne Sector
Paris report on January 4 notes allied ambassadors in Berlin refused to evacuate the Cologne bridgehead and planned to present a joint note to Chancellor Marx. Berlin talks aim to confirm that the Cologne bridgehead will not be evacuated by January 10 and assess disarmament and control commission actions amid a wobbly political situation.
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Prison wedding postponed after groom fails to obtain license
In Towanda Pennsylvania a prison wedding planned for a bride and groom was delayed. The groom claimed he needed time to secure the necessary license and implements, while the bride cried in court. Authorities noted charges against Spencer Fisk for receiving stolen goods and discussed the couple's attempt to proceed.
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Washington Debt Memorandum On War Debts Arrives At State Dept
Jn. 4 The French memorandum drafted by the French government minister claims payment of war debts to the United States. The document was received tonight at the State Department and the cable was sent to the secretary for delivery tomorrow or morning.
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Coolidges Visit Corcoran Gallery in Washington
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge visited the Corcoran Gallery in Washington to view a selection of paintings. The event drew a steady stream of visitors as the couple toured the rooms and commented on favorites among the works on display.
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