Scent of Flowers Frame Realistic Automobile Show in Cincinnati
An elaborate Cincinnati Automobile Show at Music Hall displays 600000 plus in cars amid orange and apple tree décors. The Dixie Highway tableau charts from 1700 buffalo trails to a 1925 concrete ribbon. Attendance exceeds 8000 last night. finale broadcast by WLW. The event runs as dealers tout modernity and comfort.
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Son of the Cincinnati
Cincinnati Automobile Club
J. W. Tarbill
Dealers’ Association
WLW
Music Hall
Esberger
Robert Alter
Williamson Entertailnment Bureau
Cincinnati
Widow Charged in Poisoning Death of Husband
Baltimore January 10. Mrs Willy J Merryman of Owings Mills is charged with first degree murder after her husband William Merryman died soon after burial services. She was held without bail for a Wednesday preliminary hearing. Baltimore chemists to test Merryman stomach for poisoning traces. Autopsy cited four possible poisoning causes.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
William Merryman
Owings Mills
Willy J. Merryman
H. Courtenay Jenifer
Baltimore County
Merryman
Davis
W. A. Nixon
Nixon
A. J. Banta
Great Bend
Wichita
Warren Nominated for Cabinet Post in President’s Shuffle
Charles Beecher Warren of Michigan, lawyer and former ambassador to Japan and Mexico, is nominated to fill the cabinet vacancy created by Attorney General Stone’s elevation to the Supreme Court. His record includes World War service and drafting the selective service act, with prior roles as Republican National Committeeman and diplomat.
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Washington
Charles Beecher Warren
Michigan
En Ney
Japan
Mexico
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Supreme Court
Senate
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Couzens
House
Judiciary Committee
McKenna
Judiciary
James A. Ownley
Boulder
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Warren
Cleveland
Mr. Warren
Great Britain
Wilson
French Ambassador Jusserand Receives Farewell in Washington
More than a thousand attend a banquet for M. Jules J. Jusserand as he retires after twenty two years representing France in the United States. President Coolidge and four Supreme Court justices are among the guests at the Washington farewell event.
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Mme. Jusserand
France
United States
Supreme Court
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Butler
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Weeks
Mellon
Stone
Hoover
Davis
Congress
Gillett
House
Coolidge
Taft
Hughes
Gilbert Grosvenor
National Geographic Society
Moe George Washington
M. Jusser
la Luzerne
Iseland
M. Jusserand
Earth quake felt in Los Angeles area for brief moment
A slight earthquake lasting fifteen to thirty seconds was felt in Los Angeles and nearby towns at 10 15 this morning. No damage was reported.
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Los Angeles
Cal
German Fascists Demand Ebert Removal in Reichstag
German Fascists demand President Ebert's removal through a plebiscite. General Ludendorff's party labels the Magdeburg libel verdict treasonous and says Ebert's continued tenure harms the German republic, calling for a two thirds Reichstag vote to trigger a referendum.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Ebert
Reichstag
Ludendorff
Magdeburg
Trat
World Court support urged with reservations by Burton
New York dispatch reports Rep. Theodore E. Burton urging the United States join the World Court with reservations deemed essential by the administration. He calls the court an American conception and argues participation should align with members of the league, cautioning against joining with hostile nations. Also quoted are Rep. Nicholas Longworth and British MP Edward Hilton Young on Congress prospects and Republican unity and economy goals.
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New York
Ohio Society of New York
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
United States
World Court
Russia
Turkey
Nicholas Longworth
Edward Hilton Young
Andrew Parker Nevins
Pennsylvania
Longworth
Kansas Governor Denies Pardon Bribe Ties
Topeka dispatch reports Kansas Governor Jonathan Davis denies knowledge of a pardon bribe involving his son Russell Davis. The AP notes payments linked to Fred W. Pollman while Kansas lawmakers consider widening inquiry into pardon and parole records as the 1925 legislature opens.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Russell Davis
Jonathan M. Davis
C. B. Griffith
Griffith
Fred W. Pollman
Linn County
Lacygene
Pollman
James W. Finley
Chanute
Finley
Ben S. Paulen
Charles S. Holbrook
Kansas City
Legislat
S. S. Irwin
Pullman
People of
la Cygne
John Crane
Allen
Illinois
Pact Inparation Clears Lines On Reparations Plan
Paris report says United States Great Britain Italy France Belgium and Japan reached broad accord on reparations questions with Washington to approve before binding The Dawes plan aims to extend payments over 26 years starting September 1926 and prioritizes costs of the occupation and war damages Belgium's priority is settled at about 130 million francs while Ruhr costs are fixed at 160 million gold marks Experts plan to draft resolutions for ratification by Tuesday's plenary session.
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Paris
United States
Great Britain
Italy
France
Belgium
Japan
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
United States Treasury
Dawes
Winston Churchill
Churchill
M. Clemenceau
James A. Logan, Jr
Ruhr
Dawes Plan
Inter-Allied Rhineland
Inter-Allied Military Control Commission
Reparations Commission
Hughes Resigns as Secretary of State in Surprise Move
Charles E. Hughes resigns as Secretary of State to return to law practice and rebuild his fortune. President Coolidge accepts, with Kellogg set to become secretary in a reshaped cabinet amid speculation on policy clashes with Senator Borah and future U.S. diplomacy.
Banker Van Slyke Dies After Chelan Bank Scandal
In Olympia Washington January 10 C B Van Slyke cashier of the Miners and Merchants Bank of Chelan drove his car off the Chelan Gorge bridge dying instantly after the bank was closed by a state examiner J C Minshull reported a 45000 defalcation and Van Slyke confessed using the funds leaving a widow and one child
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Associated Press
Olympia
Wash
C. B. van Slyke
Miners and Merchants Bank of
Chelan
Chelan Gorge Bridge
J.C. Minshull
van Slyke
Chelan Station
Gorge Bridge
Wenatchee
Hughes to resign as Secretary of State March 4
President Coolidge accepts Charles E. Hughes resignation after twenty years in public service. Frank Kellogg of London will succeed him, with Kellogg to Washington briefly before a London posting. Announcement shocks Washington as Hughes plans private life and law practice.
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Kellogg
Coolidge
Kellogg Shoul
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Mr. Coolidge
Supreme Court
Taft
Hughes
White House
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Borah
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Russia
Idaho
Senate
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London
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New York
Liam
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