House Passes McFadden Bill on Bank Laws
The House approved the McFadden Bill restoring the national banking law with Hull amendments on branch banking. A Wingo strike removed a crimes section, arguing state laws suffice, as the bill moves to the Senate and paves the way for river and harbor funding debate.
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HOUSE
M’fadden
Wingo
Arkansas
Demoocrat
Federal Reserve
National Association of Credit Men
American Bankers Association
M. Od. Hull
Llinois
Hull
Congress
Mills Shatters Air Speed Records in Washington Flight
Jan. lieutenant H. H. Millen of Pairfield Onlafying and regulation De Haviland shattered speed records on the model air way between Langin field and Bel ling field, Washington, today. Officials say the 220 miles took an hour and 40 minutes, with an average speed of 134 miles per hour. His arrival at Belling field was flashed here by radio.
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Jan. U
H. H. Millen
Pairfield
Onla
de Haviland
Langin Field
Belling Field
Washington
Cay
Sea Salvage Depth Record Falls in Chile
New York reports Captain Benjamin Leavitt of Philadelphia leads a diving crew to recover 300,000 pounds of copper from the wreck of a British frigate near Chile. The operation, using pressure diving equipment, spans 11 days at extreme depth as they aim to salvage treasure valued up to millions from the sunken hull.
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New York
Jon
Benjamin
Palladelphia
Deon Pen Anivage
Chile
Lexthit
Farm Finances Able to Handle Credit Emergency
Washington January 14 President Coolidge was advised by his agricultural commission that current finance agencies can manage the livestock credit crunch but a new land policy revised transportation charges and tariff protection are needed. The report urged the federal intermediate credit banks to cover livestock paper and proposed amending the agricultural credit acts to ease rediscounting limits. It also called for a livestock policy committee and a July 1 progress report to the president.
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Washington
J Coolidge
Agricultural Commission
Liveston
Federal Farm Loan Hoard
Gertculturat Toredit Acta
Sfarm Loan
Benra
Four-Minute Mail Train Bandit Chase Increases
Hot on the trail of a bold mail train robber, Inspector Clarahan says the culprit, aided by two to nine accomplices, boarded a Long Inland train and seized a 90 packet in under four minutes. The chase narrows to three well known New York crooks as Minnesota inspectors join the inquiry and the Kirst National Bank staff assist in tracking the stolen funds.
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Clarahan
New York
Kirst National Bank of
Bellmore
Federal Reserve Bank
Minbota
Underwood Bill Gains Senate Approval Amid Negotiations
In Washington on January 14 the Underwood private pension act wins Senate approval after a six week battle. The measure heads to the House where it may be sent to conference or referred to the military committee as lawmakers seek swift action before March 4. Opposition lines form as administration and Democratic allies push for final passage while rivals seek delays.
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Senate
House
Ressian
Fleury Ford
Felenda
India
Finn
Underwood
Curtis
Wamsies
Lua
Coolidge
White House
Gesertlys
Te Deliovrata
Odeae Caraerheber
Thorty
Lorenz release seen as routine, confusion over prisoner
Madison dispatch reports officials denying a release delay for Dr Wow Terenty and noting inquiries by American and Mexican authorities into alleged imprisonment. Conflicting wires say Lerens was arrested for audacious mutiny after the Ruth incident, with details tangled by wartime dispatches and the wreck of a vessel off Yucatan.
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Mexico City
Ensiad
Atalen Eintiasay
Han
Ol Progreaa
Tr. Wow Tereny Folalmian
Wilacansin State Board
Cantral
Lerenz
Alma
da. Laren
Germany
King of the Ivories in Midwest Radio Farewell
Harry M. Snodgrass known as the King of the Ivories performs a farewell radio program in Missouri. An audience of hundreds gathers in the Missouri State Capitol dome area as equipment is moved from the studio to the House chamber. Mrs Mary Maadmenes attends with others while telegrams from listeners pour in and Snodgrass announces a broader national contest and future appearances.
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Harry Snodgrass
The
Radio Ivories
Sefvenson City
Harry MM. Snodgrass
Ivories
Darewell
Fation
Wos Wan
Continue Probe Into All Davis Pardon Activity
Investigations by state and county officers focus on alleged pardon activity linked to former governor Monathan Davis. Authorities conduct sweeping inquiries, assembling affidavits and tax records while coordinating to gather evidence for potential charges.
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Popeba
Kasdna
Monathan
Davis
Mauloat
Atin Han
Eleven Powers Sign Protocol at Dawes Conference
A splintered summary reports Eleven Powers signing a protocol during a Dawes era conference to distribute annuities. The gathering, described as a weeklong session, saw delegates discuss allied commitments and payments, with emphasis on U.S. role and Germany payments under the plan.
Isle of Pines CASI Glts Postponement
Postponement of a CASIGLTS-related action is discussed with reference to senators and treaty terms. The text notes disagreement and a push for agreement within a senate committee, mentioning Musle mShouls and a debated treaty.
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Isle OF Pines
Contrast Creed Doctrines in Brown Case at Church Review
The church board of review heard closing arguments on evading doctrinal orthodoxy as Brown faces potential sentencing. Prosecution labeled Brown’s teachings as heretical, while defense urged adherence to historic creeds amid disputes over the Trinity and existence of God.
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Rusicowt
Blethen Willian
Shon Brown
Organization of Lower House Completed in West Virginia
The opening session failed to organize the upper house as factions argued over leadership. Edwin M. Keatley was chosen speaker with Stanley Hodges clerk and Wy. C. Curtis sergeant at arms, while Hutchinson became door keeper. The house adjourned briefly after honoring a late member.
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Robert G. Murphy
Keatley
Senate
Hodges
Curtis
Hutchison
Keyser
Senae
T. N. Rexd
Buriners County
Rober
Hamilton
Ler
House
Winton A. Rufe
Beckley
TY. F. Coombs
Huntington
House of Delegates
Septiming Hall
Wetzel County
Tne
Nis Buits
Nears BF
Sehon
Cabell County
Mason County
Vichousy
Mareriott B. Jones
Mapreiall County
Mire
Davis
Fayatra Cone i
Ura
Delegare Ro Marek
Atti Erul
Swarnla
Ele
Mine
Senate Deadlock Halts WV Legislature Election of Coffman
The West Virginia senate failed to organize after a 14 to 14 vote between Republicans and Democrats due to absences. Nominees Charles Coffman and Robert Kidd led the race for president, with questions over whether a majority of the elected membership or a majority of the quorum is required. Absent senators White and Highland left the party balance tied at 14-14, leaving the body in suspense as caucuses continued and conferences planned for noon today.
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Highland
Senate
Coffman
State Senate
Charleston Gazette
Charles G. Coffman
Robert F. Kidd
Majonty ‘Party
Aft Co
M. Z. White
Mingo County
Cecil B. Highland
New Martinsville
M. Z. Whitepe Witinmann
Cecil B. Hiehland
Minze
Coff- Man
Baatinik
Clarksburg
Mr. White
Ning Fo
White
Clarkshore
Lighland
Cotman
Halla
Howard
Gore
John Z. Harris
Tingavel
A. I. Helmek
Tucker County
H. P. Henshaw
Berkeley County
Reve Ch Ro Hartwhurst
Mieehaven
Charleston
Hourton G. Young
Atate
Confusing Tax Ruling Described Amid Legal Debate
A garbled article fragment outlines a court or tax ruling with scattered terms. It mentions authorities like OPEC and various legal actions, but the text remains unclear with many misspellings. The piece hints at interpretations and potential outcomes but lacks concrete facts or identifiable entities.
Committee named to mediate mine dispute at Caul River
Washington January reports a three member committee, including Warren Stone of the Brotherhood of locomotive engineers, was named to confer with mine union leaders over the United Mine Workers engineers dispute at Caul River Colliery in West Virginia. The group was authorized by a federation convention and financed by AFL leaders William Green and Frank Morrison with Martin B. Ryerson and James Monroe named to the federation presidency. No date for negotiations was set, but officials expect talks to begin soon as union evictions and employer pressure continue amid rising tensions.
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Washington
Warren
Stone
Brotherhood of Loremative Regineers
United Mine Workers
Caul River
Col- Torinn
West Virginia
William Vireen
American Federation of Libor
Frank Morrison
Martin B. Ryn
James B. Nuonwi
Cederation
Conmeyer
Uda
Coolidge keeps tariff officers named to posts
Washington Jan 14 Thomas C Marvin of Massachusetts and William S Culbertson of Kamae have been reappointed as chairman and vice chairman of the tariff commission by President Coolidge The terms for the two white commissioners Marvin and Culbertson would expire tomorrow
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Washington
Thomas C. Marvin
Massachusetts
William S. Culberton
Kamae
On Tariff Commission
Coolidge
Miurvin
Culbertson
McCormick Sues to Freeze Rockefeller Trust Funds in Bank
In Indianapolis, Lois McCormick petitions a federal court seeking to restrain the Rockefeller trust assets. She alleges the trust, tied to Matilda and the divorced wife of a named heir, would transfer stock to the Motorminns Motor Company, challenging the trustee’s powers and claiming the shares valued at around 120,824 are part of a larger trust of more than 24,000 shares created for John D. Rockefeller Sr heirs.
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Lid
Ma Tildt
Owe
Whenay
Esiog
Maasser
Swisa
Lomaim Cheegata
Anita Ae Hoe
Oli
Meda Andier
New York
Unitters
Dot 1
Boeke
Teller
Teller Fron Enseving To Wealth Kooketeller McCoonilek
Matilda
McCermick
Eudt
Lois
Debi J. Berkefuler
Bf Tadtiasa
John D. Rasketeller
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