Coolidge Signals U S Will Aid in Nicaraguan Crisis
President Coolidge tells Congress the United States will protect American lives and investments in Nicaragua. He accuses Mexico of arming Sacasa’s faction and details US recognition of Diaz as constitutional government, while pledging to oppose outside interference and safeguard canal and naval base rights.
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Coolidge
House
Senate
Mexico
Sacasa
Diaz
United States
Fonseca
Central America
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sacasa Group
Mtrtuelsvans
Woods Denies Senate bribery rumors over Woods ICC nomination
Washington reports a new rumor that Cyrus E Woods used Senator-elect Brookhart as a paid lobbyist to push his Interstate Commerce Commission confirmation. Woods testified that rumors are false and Brookhart called them a falsehood. The Senate committee planned to resume hearings amid continued charges.
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Washington
Cyrus E. Woods
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Brookhart
Iowa
Steck
Ilowa
Interstate Commerce Committee
Woods
Carroll appeals conviction over bathtub liquor tale
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Earl Carrolls perjury conviction and sentence after two grand juries questioned a bathtub party dispute tied to liquor allegations at his theater on February 22, 1926. Carroll faces one year and one day in Atlanta federal penitentiary and a $2000 fine. his counsel plans a Supreme Court certiorari review.
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Carradaniaefore
Mantén
Prieve
Oe Garry
Kane Lars Larva
Hn Mor Carroll
Atlanta
Washington
Herbert C. Smyth
United States Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Sherrill Outlines Police Reorganization Plans
City Manager Col Sherrill proposes restructuring the police force into seven districts, abandoning ten stations and setting up a police training school. No personnel changes are specified. reforms depend on study of a Bureau of Municipal Research report and further consideration.
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Col
Sherrill
Armstrong Named Trustee On Rail Board By Court
Bolton S. Armstrong, president of Mabley & Carew, was named trustee of the Cincinnati rail board by unanimous vote of nine Common Pleas Court Judges. The Republican Executive Committee chose him after considering candidates, with Judge Chester R. Shook presenting the nomination. The session also created a commission for bond projects including a County Infirmary and a new building at the Hamilton County Tuberculosis Sanitarium, with four others named to work with County Commissioners.
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Mabley &. Carew Company
Republican Executive Committee
Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Armstrong
Chester R. Shook
Republican Committee
Hamilton County Tuberculosis Sanitarium
William W. Morris
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Montreal Theater Stampede Toll and Mass Planned
Seventy seven dead and many injured after a fire and stampede at Laurier Palace theater in Montreal. Most victims were children. a general mass at Church of the Reperey Hoche-Pinour will ease funeral costs. Inquest delayed. proprietor Ameen Lawand and three staff held on bail as authorities probe cause and age restrictions.
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Que
Laurier Palace Moving Picture Theater
Reperey Hoche- Py Pinour
Me‘Mahon
Ameen Lawand
Bai
McMahon
Joseph Hetu
Adrien
Pacer 2 Continues Run Beyond As Officials Note
A fragmented line references Pacer 2 extending its run beyond a planned point. Details are sparse, but the note hints at ongoing activity or scheduling considerations surrounding the Pacer 2 item.
City Finance Committee Wrestles With Transit Salaries
The Finance Committee delays discussion on an ordinance aimed at eliminating Rapid Transit Commission salaries as councilors Rose Matthews and Field oppose. City Solicitor Ellis says salaries may be owed unless an alternate ordinance passes. Transit Commissioners seek $9,000 for 1927 salaries beyond the usual $3,000.
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Rapid Transit Commission
City Finance Committee
Seasongood
Charles O. Rose
Stanley Matthews
Tyler Field
John JD. Ellis
Gn Ulumlance
Council
Office Equipment Savings in Classified Ads
Opening or refurnishing an office brings desks chairs and typewriters as true expenses. The Commercial Tribune Classified Ads often reveal unusual savings on the exact office equipment needed.
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Commercial Tribune
Dismissal Ends UAT Case Against Aimee McPherson
Los Angeles, Jan 10 The case against evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson and four others was dismissed by Superior Judge Albert Lee Stephens on motion by DA Keyes. The dismissal ends charges linked to a disappearance and kidnapping story tied to her May 18 return from Carmel. McPherson plans a nationwide lecture tour and expressed relief at the dismissal though she would have preferred trial.
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Aimee Semple McPherson
Law Courts of California
Court of Public Opinion
Albert Lee Stephens
Keyes
Minnie Kennedy
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Angelus Temple
Lorraine Wiseman-Sielaffy
Stelaff
San Jose
Mrs. McPherson
Four Square Gospel
Ormiston
Carmel
Cale
Trial of Pastor Norris Delayed by Absence of Key Witnesses
In Austin Texas District Court adjourned delaying the trial of Dr J Frank Norris pastor of Fort Worth Baptist church for the slaying of lumberman D K Chipps. Judge James R Hamilton told Norris lawyers to announce readiness or request a continuance tomorrow morning citing missing essential witnesses as the defense reason for not proceeding today.
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Tex
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D. KE. Chipps
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James R. Hamilton
Norris
Marines Ready to Enter China Amid Turmoil
Dispatches from Hankow report rapid anti foreign agitation in interior China with British missionaries being withdrawn from Hupeh Hunan Sze Chwan and Fukien provinces. Cantonese Nationalist troops unsalaried and uneasy raise concerns of control as Americans rush to evacuate women and children to Shanghai. In Washington Secretary Wilbur and General LeJeune say navy precautionary measures deploy the Huron to Puget Sound to be ready for China if needed.
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Knights of Columbus Backing Mexican Revolt In U S
Washington reports accuse the Knights of Columbus in the United States of backing a new Mexican revolt tied to Calles era tensions. Provisional President Garza and General Arteaga lead a movement amid calls for religious liberty and armed action in Oaxaca and Vera Cruz.
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Oaxaca
Catholic Movement
Mexico
Rene Capristan Garza
League of Catholic Youth of Mexico
League of Religious Defense
San Antonio
Tex
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Jose F. Gandara
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Gandara
Fernandez
Calindo
Adolfo de la Huerta
Los Angeles
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New Provisional Press
Antonio
Capistran Garza-Gonzales Artega
Arnulfo Gomez
Vera Cruz
Callés
Special Inquiry Into Ware Election In Pennsylvania
A Senate Campaign Funds Committee proposal for a thorough investigation into the Ware Wilson contest in Pennsylvania seeks records and a probe of fraud and corruption claims. The plan moves to the Audit Committee for a funding recommendation and to Elections for possible conduct.
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Senate
Washington
Committee On Audit
Campaign Funds
Friends
William S. Ware
Elections Committee
William B. Wilson
Robinson
Dawes
Pinchot
Reed
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Fisher
Wilson
Pinchot Issues Qualified Certificate to Senator-Elect Vare
Governor Pinchot announced in Harrisburg that he issued a qualified certificate of election to Senator-elect William S. Vare. The report notes that Vare was denied the customary final certificate, with continued coverage on the third page.
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Vare
Harrisburg
Senate
Williams
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