Plan to reorganize government sparks high stakes fight
Washington reports a lively clash looms over Rep Carl Mapes plan to reorganize federal power. The bill would empower the budget director, widen commerce influence, and transfer many agencies, reshaping congressional control and executive authority.
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House of
Congress
House
Mapes
Department of Commerce and
Department of Agriculturs
Convasion and Relief
Pensions Bureau
Interior Department
Public
Henith Service
Treasury Department
St. Elizabeth's Maspital
Howard University
Tthe Freedman’s Hospital
Federal Board
Commissioner of Education
Truesfeta
Legisation
Department of ¢Commerce
Bureau of Mines
Went
Interior Deriment
Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy Department
Bill Elao
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Transftation
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Public Roads
Deepartment of Agriculture
Office of
Supervising Architect
Board of Road Commissioners of
Alax‘Ke
Beapes
Poland Arranges To Pay U S Debt
Warsaw January 25 The chamber deputies voted unanimous authorization of the agreement to fund Poland's debt to the United States. Payments will continue until 1984 with Poland expected to pay the United States more than a specified amount this year. Premier Grabski praised American help and said the move strengthens ties between Poland and the United States.
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Chamber of Deputies
Warsaw
Chamber
Poland
United States
Grabski
Americoretie
America
Iti
Coffman Ill as Senate Session Nears End
In France preliminary Senate session closes with Coffman taken ill. Vatican Embassy and Russia receive attention as Herriot prepares a major address on obligations to the United States. Government declarations expected to center on foreign policy and international responsibilities.
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Coffman
Senate
France
Herriot
United States
U S Judge Salary Rise Likely Sparks Debate
United States debates over judiciary pay tied to broader fiscal policy as France debt issues and pending cabinet plans dominate sessions. Prominent figures including Prime Minister Herriot address parliament on debt outlines while U S senators push for judicial salary considerations amid economic strain.
Clothed cream shades seen on Riviera fashion parade
Januaes 25 In London drew makers showcased cream dresses and clotted cream shades planned for Riviera travelers. Models wore Kawhn wool blends in vivid reds oranges and whites, with white wool denims and brown accents. designers noted cream shades will be worn by London women in May and June along the Riviera.
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London
Riveria
Stone Contest To Be Resumed In Senate Debate
Washington date the fight over Attorney General Stone to join the Supreme Court bench resumes in the Senate. Debate centers on immediate confirmation while Wheeler of Montana faces possible indictment. Administration officials briefed President Coolidge, who in turn informed Stone as pressure grows on the nomination and related Warren and Sigal cases. The Judiciary Committee plans to meet tomorrow as Borah’s subcommittee prepares its report. Warren’s nomination may proceed without recommendation.
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Coolidge
Supreme Court
Senate
Associated Dress
Washington
Stone
Wheeler
Montana
White House
de Parment
Whirther
Senatura
Nonavan
Donovan
Renatur Wheeler
District of Columbia
Potomac
Nelson
Sigal
Charles
Warren
Michigan
Renera Wil
Tha
Huntington Loot From Three Businesses After Break In
Early this morning three separate businesses in Huntington were robbed. The Consolidated Power and Light Company the Huntington Motor Company and the Home Murni ture company suffered break ins with loot totaling over 700 dollars. Thieves also opened the Huntington Motor Company front doors and drove away in a new touring car later abandoned near Seventh Street.
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Huntington, Jun
Consolidated Power Land Light Company
Huntington Motor Company
Homa Murniture Company
President of Upper House Presiding Change At Meeting Today
The Upper House president will be unable to preside at today’s session which will consider passage of the 20 million road bond authorization bill. Senator A L Hrimick of Thomas will preside in his place as other leaders maneuver to advance the measure toward governor approval.
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Charles Ih Cotton
Stile Senate
Way
Kaanewha
Deannibedt
Joyn V. Harris
Enate
Hin Rey
Moonday
Phi
House of Desepites
Senate
Alessandri Bid For Chilean Presidency Amid Junta Crisis
Arturo Alessandri, former Chilean president, received a dispatch from generals inviting him to return and resume the presidency during Santiago’s military junta. He indicated surprise at the new parliament’s stance and noted he supported constitutional reforms desired by the people.
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Chile
People’s Party
Fresat Wmnich
Mary
Arturo Alessandri
Generain Bartnell
Getigregs
Santiago
Cille
Republic
Senor Alessandri
Rome
Chillag Hs
Empetat Laat
Sendr Alessandri
Associated Press Today
Barliament Ciied
Cuile
Qnmen
Biether
Poople
Pittsburgh Blaze Damages Three-Story Premises Downtown
A downtown Pittsburgh fire damaged three brick buildings on Penu Avenue housing Centrators Machinery, Li ard Supply, and other tenants. The blaze caused about 225000 in losses and injured two people, with firefighters and investigators responding to determine the cause.
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Pittsburgh
Padan
Penu Avenue
Liard
Ole
Croum
Christian Duty Beyond Sunday Attendance Sermon at Calvary Baptist
Rev Harrington at Calvary Baptist Westharlesten urged Christians to extend duty beyond church attendance. He warned the world won’t recover until Christians evangelize neighbors and friends. The revival drew a crowded congregation with a program of hymns and scripture, stressing practical acts of faith and daily witness.
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Harrington
Calvary Baptist
Charlesien
Calvary
Christiana
For
Barington
Skyles Held For Gem Theft In Atlanta Case
Special to The Gazettes reports Skyles, a Charleston man, implicated in a jewel theft near Asheville and linked to a robbery attempt in Clayton County. Authorities say the ring was recovered in Atlanta after pawn receipts tied to a downtown hotel sale. Accused co-conspirators face trial or prison, with ongoing searches for additional jewels and suspects.
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Atlanta
Siviuns Selgados
Mayana
Ula
Jonesborn
Terbert Skytes
Charleston
Wace
Hvis
Marian Tainby
Dedyudeq
Iden
Mrs. Hairby
Phateex
Wvling Station
R. G. Jones
Clayton Countyechain
Oficiata State
Delgaens
Ashevile
Secuety Womn
Hire
Atlante
Banilirs
Hamby
Attorney Slain as Train Hits Auto in Maryland Collision
Marshand attorney Jakes Milegood, widely practiced in the area, and his daughter Mrs. Henry reportedly killed when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania railroad train at a crossing. The accident occurred near Tarniatives. Milegood, 84, had served as a prominent Maryland lawyer and former president of the state bar association.
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Satliebusy
Dan
Janes K. Milegood
Marshand
Waa Eillad
Henry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Meldames F. Froony
Iggad
Sity
Cimberland, Md
Underworld King of Chicago Shot
Fragmentary report details a fatal shooting in Chicago linked to an underworld figure. The piece notes a victim and several named individuals, with references to medical response and investigations at a hospital. Names, dates, and precise facts are unclear due to the damaged text.
Senate fights slow up work in lower house
Senate fights slow up work in the lower house as Senate leaders face a tangle over postal pay, rate increases, the World Court treaty, and the Supreme Court nomination of Artor General State. The House delays on annual supply bills push attention to budget measures for independent offices and for state, justice, commerce and labor. President Coolidge is exerting influence to speed action while uncertainty lingers over timing.
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Supreme Court
Artorfey
Senate
State, Justice, Commerce and Labor
House
Corina
Coglidge
Eclipse Passes As Devoy Lies Ill In Wackensack
Andrew Jackson Devay, a nationally known amateur weather prophet, dies of heart disease at his home in Wackensack. He forecast eclipses and provided predictions for traders and others, claiming to have predicted major events, but his bid to persuade government forecasts failed.
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Wackensack
Andrew Jackson Devay
Alwd
Mte
New York
Trevue
Washington
Vna
United States
Relief Efforts Begin as Savannah Flood Suffering Expands
Reports from Metmah and Tene Mnaies south of Savannah describe widespread flood damage after days of heavy rain. Relief reach includes food and supplies dispatched by rail and road to affected districts within about 26 miles, as communications remain limited across Melvtoats county. Rail bridges and highways washed out cripple transport, delaying passengers and hampering rescue work while authorities coordinate aid and assess damage. In nearby events, a carpenter named Thomas Wooley died in a workplace accident, with investigators at the scene.
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Hood
Metmah
Savanah
Janob Paulson
Phre Harbor
Metntash
Ceen
Yietlina
Way
Erat Polnta
Valinel Raywnond Sheldon
Fort Sereyen
Elvil Autharlas
Davien
Wevieral
Atlantic Coast
Seaboard
Georgi
Tay
Whiyeroes
Georgia Railroad
Troops patrol Herrin streets as riot quelled
Authorities report troops patrolling Herrin after a night of violence ends with fatalities. Two men, including Glenn Young, and Ora Thomas, among others, are named as slain in conflicting versions of the event. Officials say blame shifts amid early investigations.
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Strosto
Herrin
Glenn Young
Ora
Thomas
Elm
Death of Leaders End Strife in Herrin Klans Clash
In Herrin Illinois militiamen patrolled after a deadly anti Klux Klan clash near the Canary Cigar store and Europs hotel. Four men died including Homer Warner and Glenn Young. Details vary about who fired first as shots echoed through Main Street. Major Robert Davis led troops from Carbendal to supervise the scene while coroner's inquest plans were announced.
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Ile
Herrin
Tooay
Jctan
Tnopuat
Fys
Glenn Young
Klan Lquor
Gra Thomas
Gehein & Main Street
Forbes
Homer Warner
Thomas
Werner
Robert Davis
Carbendais
Canary
Europs
Ant Ku Klux Klan
Apts
Young
Ross Lizenby
Bertin
Ant-Hing Siery
Fle
Forben
Ab Thomas
McCowen
Porrom
Voters Strike Halts Election in Mendon France
In Mendon, a general voter strike stopped municipal elections as 3,899 registered electors failed to appear at polls. The town council had resigned weeks earlier in protest of government plans to build an incinerator in Meudon, delaying local elections.
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Ireas
Versailles
France
Mendon
Counel
Brookhart Flayed Again as Iowa GOP Questions Seat
Des Moines Iowa January 25 Senator Smith W Brookhart long a lightning rod in Towanou tica politics again drew fire from his Republican foes after the Iowa state central committee divided over his divorce from the party The committee declared the vacancy of Brookhart s seat on grounds of alleged fraud and deceit and suggested Governor appoint a temporary replacement until the next general election The move follows Coolidge era Republican strategy and threatens Brookhart s future against Democrat Dane S Steel in a contest already seen as fraught with dispute
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Des Moines
Smith W. Brookhart
Republican Party
Iowa State Central Committee
Iowa
Coolidge
Central Committee
Bes Moines 14
Brookhare Humaalf
Cavant
Harmid
De Valera balks at Prince of Wales visit in Ireland
Belfast January 25 De Valera republican leader protests against a projected visit by the Prince of Wales to Ireland He says foreign kings should not rule or dictate Ireland and warns that any political meddling could derail tentative arrangements for the visit.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Wamon de Vallera
Ireland
Prince of Wales
Shourd
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Widow claims Young fired first shot in fatal battle
The widow of Cilen Young asserts he fired the first shot in a Wilhenmson county confrontation that killed Deputy Sheriff Thomas. She says Young was defending his life during a perceived crusade and that authorities and witnesses will testify to his alleged innocence and misguidance in the event.
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Octave Lizenby
Blu
Sam Stearns
County Board of Supervisors
Fred Storm
Stearns
Youngs
Jiamson County
Young
Tora Viekers
Wilenwon
Ore ‘Thomas
Allenta
Rochester
Young Seid
Herrin
Wililemeon County
Mr. Young
Ile
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