Senate passes interior budget with focus on Army
The Senate approved the interior department appropriation, about 235.9 million dollars, in a night session to speed work after Muscle Shoals delays. The measure includes a 500 thousand dollar addition for the Spanish Springs project in Nevada and funds directed to other internal improvements and agencies.
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Washington
Interior Department
Muscle Shoals
House
Spanwiak Springs
Spanish Springs
Nevada
Howe
Jan
Lainey
Mlingis
New
Inland Scaterways Corporation
Madden
Appropriations Committee
President Agricultural Commission
Blanton
Texas
Inland Water Wars Corporation
Hem
Musele Shoals
Alemond, CO
New Orleans
Oakland
Calif
UK Coast Board
Whanning
Cable
Republican
Ohio
Tragic WV mother kills children then takes own life
Mrs Matsa Lambert of Fluchield West Virginia fed her three youngest children poison then swallowed carbolic acid and died within hours. The children were treated at a local hospital and are expected to recover. A death note claimed she could no longer endure living among people. The husband suspects insanity and found no knowledge of poisons in the home.
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Matsa Eambert
Fluchield
West Virginia
Lambert
Aluiah
McClintock Case Shifts Over Demand to Exhume Brother
Chicago January report shows Chief Justice Harry Olson pressing inquest officials to exhume Dr. Oscar Olson’s body, alleging possible plotting behind the death of McClintock’s brother. The move prompts delays as the court requires written grounds and a fuller investigation, with continued testimony and subpoenas planned.
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Olson
Brother
Associated Press
Chicago
Harry Olson
William D. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Oscar Olson
McChllock
Shepherd
Muat
Tudoe Gison
Amet
Po ca Shooting Hayes 10 Hold Probed By Jury Moeller Rites
A late October shooting near Grapevine involves the Jones family and Warder, Wines, and King accused of killing two men as a feud escalated. Grand jury probes the Gravesdale incidents as witnesses testify. clergy and civic figures attend the Moeller funeral rites in Cincinnati.
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Moeller Rites
T. H. Jones
William Jones
Jos
Othe Grant
Hobert
Arthwer
Eealtair
Pere
Cecil Boreens
Robert Dawson
Duncen
Regmess Trrough
Rug salesman held as fugitive in New York arrest
Genege Stillings, 43, arrested tonight on charges of being a fugitive from justice. Police say he was apprehended after investigators traced a robbery plan involving a large sum of money.
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New York
Dan
Genege Stillings
Aalesmay
Justi
Smmings
Werry
Vet Pittshergh
Mrs Scott Claims Washington Parties Involved Drinks
Mrs Hana Jace Srett testified about capital social gatherings described as wilder events with drinking during Christmas season. She recalled Mr Scott remarks and references to guests and to abstaining while others drank heavily amid hotel rooms and late hours, noting a tense atmosphere in political circles.
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Aspen
Tan
Lininex
Merabera
Sinkeed
Wroy Alfivers
Hana Jace Srett
Rank DD
Irou
Washington
Scott
Phone Company Asks Rate Case Rehearing Raps Boost
A petition for a rehearing filed by Potamic Telephone Company argues the revenue increases granted by the public service commission are excessive. The petition challenges the valuation and rate of return used by the majority, contending they fail to reflect depreciation costs and required investments. The commission’s action is described as unnecessary and the petition seeks to revise depreciation and annual payment provisions.
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Stathers
Public Service Commission
Mig Chane
Speake
Potomic Telephone Company
Charan Birk
Stutherk
Public Sertler Commission
Atathereesd
Mindy
Wembley
Boas
FTA
Ogana
Crak
Saeash
Malless
Morgan addresses assessors urging duty across counties
The speech, delivered amid a gathering of state officials, urged 48 of 55 counties to ensure representation and timely property valuations. Governor Morgan criticized wasteful spending and emphasized fair assessments to support home construction and state needs.
Rail Safety Meeting Draws National Railway Leaders
Rail safety concerns dominate a joint gathering of executives from major railroads and the American Worldw and railway associations. Officials discussed abatement plans and enforcement measures affecting the industry across states and regions.
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American Worldw
Clerses
Kielwend
Brederieksbore
Brederieksbore and Potanntey
Abel Tieoal
Hesiud
Latta
Gesiabit
Husiehiden
Arrest on Bench Warrant Shocks Local Court Scene
A man named Means was arrested on a bench warrant amid tensions at the courthouse. The case involved legal officials pursuing a restraint order and a transfer hearing as part of ongoing proceedings. Witnesses and attorneys included Byers, Cheri Heth, and Pay Cheri, with a judge ordering transport to New Vari for further action.
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Conyers Tor
Theediy
Pay Cheri Heth
Bobettna Tomaten
Log Train Wreck Kills Worker in West Virginia Area
A log train wreck near Wells, West Virginia, left several injured and one firefighter killed. Engineer Moreland, named in initial reports, was severely hurt as crews battled the fire and secured the scene. Local responders, including Beverly and Tuft towns, worked through the night to control hazards and investigate the incident.
Woman Dies After Dog Attack In Home Fire
Mrs. Sarah Whittaker, 70, of 1627 Piedmont Road, died last night in a Twen hospital from burns and injuries received when a large bulldog attacked her in her home while her family shopped. She fought to escape, turned on a kitchen water line, and the room flooded as the dog mauled her legs. Neighbors found her semi conscious, clothed torn, uttering only dog, with authorities stating the dog and two other animals were left in the house.
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Sarah Whittaker
Piedmont Road
Twen
Weien
Sirianie
Whitaker
Wren
Herbert Whittaker
Verist
Delegates Ready to Resume Peace Parley in Paris
Dozen of Allied and Associated Nations delegates meet in Paris to resume talks on postwar problems since the peace was signed. Kellogg, Herrick and Logan will represent the United States at the meeting.
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Allied
Associated Nations
Paris
Kellogg
Herrick
Logan
U. S
Kentucky Town Splits Police Chief Roles
Paducah court and Mayor Talley confront a split police leadership as Nelson and Croan contend for chief authority. Lige Uroxs holds keys and badge while Nelson backs a rival council-backed claim. court rejects division and recognizes Nelson as chief.
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Twe
Lige Uroxs
Talley
Fre
Police Commissioners
Ely
Wi Nelson
Nelson
Croan
Nelnon
Pollercourt
Nelaon
Croas
Will
Cr Voonell
Stone Clears Up For Court Post
Washington January 6 Attorney General Stone began a farewell drive to clear his department of questions before he leaves for a new post as head of the justice department. He hopes to fill vacancies in federal judgeships and U S attorneyships in several districts while names like Warren Kellogg and Beck circulate. A federal reformatory site decision for Alderson West Virginia looms as the commission weighs Alderson versus Delphi Indiana.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Stone
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Stanes
Avril House
Lany
Mr. Stone
Charles B. Warren
Japan
Jorge Frank
Derrien
Idaho
London
Beck
Department
Kellogg
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
California
United States
Panama
Arizona
Indiana
P Davis
Woerten
Alderson
West Virginia
Sso
Work
Delphi
Frazier Pleads Leniency While Barred from Council Meeting
The text recalls Frazier begging leniency from political leaders after a “bad boy” rule, while he faces a council bar. It mentions breakfast with President Coolidge and references strong entities like Newark and Pan, with charged rhetoric about party principles, reform, and power struggles affecting the city’s governance.
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Council
President Coolidge
Frazier
Debt conference opens as Churchill debates fate of payments
Delegations from twelve Allied nations gather in Paris to reopen talks sparked by the long running peace conference. Winston Churchill joins the scene with French ministers to discuss a joint plan for a fall debt conference in Brussels in March if France accepts the British proposal. Debtors remain silent as Italy Belgium and others tilt toward waiting.
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Associated Press
Allied
Associated Nations
Paris
Frank B. Kelley
Great Briain
Herrick
Jaime Ad Logan, Jr
United States
Reparation Commission
Winston Churchill
Air Churchtil
M. Clamett+ tel
Bruameléint
Mr. Churelin
Che Quesans
France
Mussolini
Italy
Pate
Donim
Congress
Ead
Britain
Bolegium
Japan
iPo
Jand
Graece
Portugal
Jugo Slavia
Slovakia
Rumania
Train Wreck Injures Several at Chicang Station
Four persons were injured, none seriously, when the crick Washington limited of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was struck and cut in two by a Western Indiana Railroad passenger train as both trains left Chicang for the Capitol. The Western Indiana train struck a mail coach of the Baltimore and Ohio train, likely causing more injuries. One coach was hurled onto the platform at Osheld Sta nton on the south side, narrowly missing bystanders.
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Crick Washington Limited
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Westera Indiana Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Oho
Crippled Son to Keep Him From Kaiser's Army
A New York State reader recounts a tragic incident involving a man named Johannsen, testifying about $50,000 in damages against the Atlantic Transport Company of Went Virginia. He describes his father maiming him with a sledge hammer during wartime in 1914 in a German town, and notes scars on his back as evidence. He recalls his father’s threat and the war’s disruption as the incident contributed to a long, traumatic history.
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White Haine
N.Y
Katerr
Coamd
Johannsen
Yankern
Atlantic ‘Teasxport Company
Virginna
Tun
Winfather
Densmark
Jobenmeen
Vic Jury
Mintentimany
Jobanheny
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