Coolidge Policy Under Fire Over Nicaragua War Talk
Congress debates President Coolidge Nicaraguan policy with Huddleston and Lozier denouncing it as an affront to Mexico. Borah seeks record clarification as Kellogg readied to testify. Diaz administration backed by Nicaragua defends U S actions amid warnings of war and protection of American life.
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Washington
Coolidge
House
Huddieston
Dem
Ala
Mexico
Lozier
Borah
Rep
Idaho
Senate
Wood
Ind
White House
Congress
Setons
Kellogg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stein
Ingham
Conn
Diaz
Nicaragua
United States
Chamorro
Alejandro Cesar
New York
Russia
Panama’ Canal
Huddleston
America
Mouse Audiences Beethovens Opus 101 at Carnegie Hall
A mouse darted from the wings at Carnegie Hall during Beethovens Sonata Opus 101 as Micaha Tavitzkenianist performed. The rodent sat near the piano head tilted while Levitzky continued. the audience snickered and the mouse fled.
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New York World News Service
New York
Animal Kingdom
Metropolitan
Carnegie Hall
Micaha
Levitzky
Battle Over Parade Reported in Mexico Clash
In Jalisco's Cocula a clash between Catholics and municipal authorities left twenty one dead and ten wounded. The Cocula mayor and deputy Sostenes Castillo were among the dead as Catholics attacked officials and policemen. Bishop Pascual Diaz of Tabasco, arrested yesterday, reportedly reached Vera Cruz. other detained prelates were released. Secret service examined documents amid ongoing inquiries.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Cocula
Jalisco
Sostenes Castillo
Pascual Diaz
Tabasco
Catholic Episcopate
Vera Cruz
Diaz
Fire destroys home killing three children in Quebec
In Ste. Anne des Monts Gaspe Alex Andre Dugas and his wife watched as flames consumed their house and cremated three children aged three months fifteen months and eight years while the parents worked at the barn.
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Quebec
Alexandre Dugas
Ste. Anne Des Monts
Gaspe
Dugas
Trial of All Criminal Cases Halted By Pardons Flood
In San Antonio the trial calendar was paused as District Attorney C McChambers sought to delay cases until after Gov. Miriam A. Ferguson leaves office January 18. The move follows a pardon spree that day, with 32 pardons and several paroles, lifting her clemency total to 3177. In Austin the Legislature debated amnesty for former Gov. James E. Ferguson, while Gov. Ferguson endorsed a pardon for E A Dechard of Dallas, a former state senator convicted of real estate fraud.
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Miss Olsen
Kew Gardens Inn
Kew Gardens
Long Island
Francis Dale
Browning
Dale
Ma” Ferguson
San Antonio
Tex
Bexar County
Miriam A. Ferguson
C. Mc Chambers
Chambers
Austin
Ferguson
Texas
James E. Ferguson
State Senate
Thomas B. Love
Dallas
Love
E.A. Dechard
Dether
Charleston
W. Va
A. D. May
Sam Marlow
Prohibition
Marlow
Clinton Carnes
Sheemarie
Reach Prospects Early with a Tribune Classified Ad
Start the day with a Commercial Tribune Classified Ad to catch buyers renters and sellers as they begin their search. Engage early for maximum visibility and prompt responses from target audiences.
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Commercial Tribune
Brookhart charges withdrawn in probe of Woods ties
Washington January 11 Senator Steck withdrew intimations that Senator-elect Smith W Brookhart was a paid lobbyist for Cyrus E Woods amid an Interstate Commerce Committee inquiry. The panel adjourned to continue examining a separate farm lobbyist rumor with no names revealed. Brookhart denied payments and demanded full withdrawal of that charge.
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Washington
Smith W. Brookhart
Rep
Cyrus
E. Woods
President Coolidge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Steck
Dem
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Brookhart
Woods
Congressional
Bse
Watson
Brockhart
Farina
Chaplin Plans a Split to Oct Children Custody in Divorce
Los Angeles report says Charles Chaplin faces a fierce divorce action from Lita Grey with custody of two children contested and a $16 million property claim. Receivers are appointed to manage Chaplin assets pending court action.
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Los Angeles
Charles Spencer Chaplin
Lita Grey
Chaplin
Lloyd Wright
New York
Wright
New
Charles Spencer, Jr
Sydney Earle
Beverly Hills
Walton J. Wood
W. S. Gilbert
Herman Spitzell
Gilbert
Aimee Semple McPherson
Rudolph Valentino
Will Hays
Senate orders fresh inquiry into Pennsylvania politics
The Senate ordered a fresh inquiry into Pennsylvania politics led by Senator Reed to probe alleged fraud in registration and voting in the Ware race and related primary expenditures. The move aims to impound ballots and documents under a resolution, with debates over which committee should handle the investigation.
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Reed
Dem
William B. Wilson
Senate
William S. Ware
Robinson
Elections Committee
Rep
Special Committee
Ware
Reed Committee
Pandhy
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Indiana
Washington
Oregon
Arizoéna
Vare
Pinchot
Philadelphia
William S. Vare
United States
Harry A. Mackey
Stacney
Pittsburgh
Senate Committee
New Jersey Governor Seeks Prohibition Referendum and Enforcement Act
In Trenton Governor Moore delivers the 1927 legislative message urging a state prohibition referendum and a tougher enforcement act. He warns against poisonings tied to bootleg liquor, saying Americans will not tolerate legalized murder through tainted alcohol and criticizes Anti-Saloon League positions.
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Trenton
N. J
Gov. Moore
New Jersey
United States Senat Spe
Guv Moore
Anti-Saloon League
Treasury
Senate
Wayne B. Wheeler
Mellon
Atticus Webb
Texas
Nadel Glasty Fading PA Jury Decides
Ben Nadel found guilty of harboring Patrick McDermott, slayer in Canton case. Jury deliberated about an hour. motion for new trial scheduled for Friday. McDermott to Canton Workhouse for life sentence. Slagle and Pfaff statements key to case.
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Nadel Glasty
Cleveland
Ben Nadel
Patrick McDermott
Nadel
Rum Running Trial Ties to Bielaski Case in Federal Court
Frederick C. Pitts testified as a witness against Frank and Edward Costello and others in a prohibition conspiracy case. He disclosed back pay owed, attempted to cut a deal with Bielaski, and revealed a $45 weekly salary as an informer. Frank J. Stuart described Coast Guard actions against rum runner The Dawn, which carried 200 cases of liquor and was sunk after the crew escaped. Pitts pleaded guilty before taking the stand.
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New York
Frederick C. Pitts
Frank
Edward Costello
Bruce Bielaski
Prohibition
Bambs
Pitts
Costello Brothers
Bielaski
C. G
Montauk Point
Block Island
Coast
Stuart
New London
Conn
Shealla
Senate panel approves one cent postage return
Washington January 11 the Senate Post Office Committee approved a return to the 1920 rates for second class mail matter and restoration of one cent postage for private postal cards as part of rewriting the funding act for postal employee pay increases.
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Washington
Jan
Senate Post Office Committee
Bank Closes in Amsterdam Jefferson County
Frozen assets force the State Banking Department to close the People's Banking Company of Amsterdam. The bank had capital stock of 25000 dollars and total resources of 420000 dollars.
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Columbus
State Banking Department
People’s Banking Company of
Amsterdam
Jefferson County
Get-act Ves
Quebec Mayor Bars Chaplin Posters Prods Censors
Quebec January 11 mayor Martin bans posters of Charles Chaplin and asks censors to take a strict view of Chaplin films. He cites allegations from Mrs. Lita Chaplin in a divorce suit as the motive.
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Quebec
Martin
Charles — ‘Spencer “Chaplin
Lita Chaplin
Gus Comstock Wins National Coffee Marathon Title
Gus Comstock of Minnesota breaks the national record by drinking 85 cups of coffee in seven hours and fifteen minutes, reclaiming the title from H A Streety of Amarillo. He ends with a 100 cup goal unrealized amid cheers at a hotel lobby, while a police arrest occurs unrelated to the event.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Gus Comstock
Minnesota
Gus
H- A. Streety
Amarillo
Tex
Comstock
Texas
Italian Leader Pellegrini Slain. Town Fearful of Retaliation
Rich Italian Pellegrini, 43, a fruit merchant and colony leader, was shot down by unknown assassins in Steubenville. The murder follows a string of killings over three years. In a separate incident, two young women struck a Kirby School pupil, 6, Frank Marshall, and abandoned him near his home after driving him semi conscious. The boy suffers a brain concussion and possible skull fracture. Police could not identify the drivers. license details are unknown.
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Nick Pellegrini
Pellegrini
Victm
Frank Marshall
Wane Street
Kirby Publi School
Frank
Harry
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