Plea for Arbitration in Mexican Oil Dispute Approved by Kellogg
Secretary Kellogg gave approval to a Senate resolution by Senator Robinson seeking arbitration in the Mexican oil and land dispute, urging careful consideration of applying arbitration to the controversy. The move followed discussions with President Coolidge and came as Congress debated policy toward Mexico and Nicaragua amid opposition and Bolshevik charges.
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Tion
Mexico
Robinson
Renferance
Coolidge
United States Senate
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Swanson
Virginia
Senate
House
Reed
White House
Nicaragua
Heflin Em
Ala
Adinistration
Latin America
Lozier
Dem
Berger
Wisconsin Socialist
Central America
Lves
Connally
Tex
Texas
Hudspeth
Religious clash in Senate over Heflin charge
In Washington on January 18, five Democratic senators condemned Senator Heflin for alleging a Catholic conspiracy to push war with Mexico. Senator Reed defended religious tolerance, recounting sacrifices by Protestants, Catholics, Jews and Gentiles for the republic, while calling for an end to incendiary speeches. Continued on page four.
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Washington
Senate
Bruce
Maryland
Bible Graves
Cyclops
Ku Klux Klan
Alabama
Beeeen
Reed
Procter to lead Cincinnati Community Chest in 1927
Col. William Cooper Procter was named chairman of the 1927 Cincinnati Community Chest campaign at the annual dinner. The plan introduces two divisions led by Cecil Gambie and Julian Pollak, with each division handling its own organizational needs and half the work. Budget concerns and rising demand for relief services were discussed, along with optimism about meeting the fundraising goal.
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William Cooper Procter
Community Chest
Linton
Council of Social Agencies
Cecil Gambie
Julian Pollak
Col. Procter
Cincinnati
Pollak
Nelson
C. M. Bookman
Sjhis
Associated Charities
Bookman
State Welfare Department
Tafts Honored With Community Chest Honor
Mr and Mrs Charles Phelps Taft receive honorary membership in the Community Chest and Council of Social Agencies at a Chest dinner. Tafts are praised for public welfare work though Mrs Taft is ill. Charles Taft II and other Taft family members attend. proclamation by Chairman George D Crabbs highlights their support of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and University of Cincinnati.
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Charles Phelps Taft
Community Chest
Council of Social Agencies
Linton
Taft
Charles P. Taft II
George D. Crabbs
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
The
Zoological Gardens
University of Cincinnati
Bookman
Uuisiue Peay Agreer Sers Dee
Heflin's Clumsy Desk Sweep Triggers Laughs in Senate
In a heated Senate clash over the Mexican question Senator Heflin accidentally knocked piles from his desk into the floor and wastebasket. The moment ended with Mayfield of Texas reacting and Heflin roaring with laughter from the floor and galleries.
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Tao
Senator Mayfield
Texas
Mayfield
Heflin
Fugitive Robber Mayo Vows Never Surrender in Tulsa Hills
John Mayo the Tulsa County jail escapee with a machine gun and four pistols says he will not surrender. He blames double-cross by a witness and federal officers for his flight and speaks with Tulsa World reporter Walter Biscup from a hillside hideout.
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Ells
Tulsa
Okla
John Mayo
Tulsa World
Mayo
Leavenworth
Walter Biscup
the World
Biscup
Senate rejects Lausanne treaty with Turkey and army cut
A Senate declines ratification of the Lausanne treaty with Turkey while the House refuses to reduce the army. A reward poster leads to identification of a suspect held on auto theft charges as the 115,000 personnel program is rejected.
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Senate
Wesmaras
Turkey
HOUSE
Maiden name copyright ruling favors author at Library
The National Woman's party said Mrs Albert L Vogl Denver won a copyright fight over using her maiden name Virginia Douglas Hyde The Copyright Office granted a copyright in the name Hyde and party leaders call it a precedent for women writers to use their own names without justification, sparing delay in filings.
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New York World News Service
Washington
National Woman’s Party
Albert L. Vogl
Denver
Col
Library of Congress
Virginia Douglas Hyde
Woman's Party
Miss Hyde
Rand
Medical Whisky Bill Explained in Washington
Lincoln Co. Andrews told the Ways and Means Committee the Treasury bill for government supervised manufacture of medicinal whiskey was drafted with bankers and whisky owners and endorsed by the American Medical Association and prohibition groups. He argued most whisky is held as investment and the bill would centralize distribution under government control as a strike against bootleggers. The piece notes the Senate rejected Moslem pact on relations.
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la Guardia
House
la Guardias
New York
House Military Committee
Secretary of War
Davis
Washington
Lincoln Co
Borah Leads Fight in Executive Session in Turkey Ratification
The Senate rejected the Turkish treaty 50 to 34, falling short of the two thirds required. Proponents led by Senator Borah pressed for ratification with a Pittman reservation delaying effect until a naturalized treaty is arranged. Swanson and King aided opposition. result leaves no formal relations with Turkey after February 20.
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Washington
Senate
Turkey
Borah
Fore Relations Committee
Pittman
Nev
Turey
Swanson
Virginia
King
Utah
United States
State Department
Armenia
Scollard Leaves Vancouver for Extradition to Face Larceny Charge
George Francis Scollard travels from Vancouver to Bellingham to face grand larceny charges filed by his wife Mrs Saran Sens Scollard. She claims he disappeared with $157,000 from her fortune after a South American honeymoon ended. Scollard waived extradition and was located by private detectives in a hotel with his former wife Maude Harvey.
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Vancouver
Scollard
Robert Harvey
Maude Harvey
Edmunds
Wash
Nage Stulen
Two Die From Gas Fumes In Separate Incidents
A man and a young woman died after inhaling gas fumes in separate overnight incidents. Miss Mathilda Schnell, 20, of Jasper Indiana, a housemaid for Mrs. George Rups, was found unconscious in Norwood on Sunday and died at Christ Hospital after a stove was not fully turned off. Harry Rastatter, 55, a bricklayer, died at General Hospital following a related incident at 10 Back Street where an unidentified woman remained unconscious. firemen found a bed on fire as they responded to a blaze.
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Mathilda Schnell
Jasper
Ind
George Rups
Wayland Avenue
Norwood
Rups
Christ Hospital
Harry Rastatter
Back Street
General Hospital
Ohio Mayor Is Arrested In Newark For Forcing Attention
Newark Ohio reports Mayor W. H. N. Stevens was arrested on a statutory charge of forcing his attentions on city employee Mrs Irene Chenoweth. He was released on $1,000 bond. He already faced $10,500 bond on bribery charges from a previous case. The affidavit, by Mrs Chenoweths husband, accuses threats in January 1926.
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Newark, CO
W. H. N. Stevens
Irene Chenoweth
Stevens
As Is Trickster Says Roosevelt in Syracuse Speech
Theodore Roosevelt accuses Govid of political trickery that misled hundreds of thousands to vote for him. He tells Republican leaders to force the governor to act or quit, referencing Roosevelt's 1924 gubernatorial bid and his belief the governor served opposing interests.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Govid
Theodore Roosevelt
British Air Force Officers Die In Malta Plane Crash
Three British air force officers and a Telegraph Operator were killed when their aircraft struck a cliff near Valetta Malta and plunged into the sea during the incident today.
Ballot Boxes Moved to Senate Committee Probe
Philadelphia ballots totaling about 2000 are being sent to a special Senate committee investigating the Vare Wilson senatorial contest. The move follows objections raised in the State Supreme Court during tonight’s session.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Senate Committee
State Supreme Court
Safes Opened To Value Chaplin Estate In Divorce
Receivers opened safes in Chaplin's studies to help determine the estate value for setting alimony bonds as part of the California divorce proceedings with Lita Grey Chaplin. Attorneys said Chaplin has ninety days to answer charges raised by his wife.
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Chaplin
Los Angeles
Jan
California
Charlie Chaplin
Lita Grey Chaplin
Safes at Chaplin Hollywood studios opened by court order
Receivers finally gained access to safes at Chaplin Hollywood studios after Al Reeves complied with a court directive. The doors opened but official disclosure of contents awaits tomorrow's court appearance. Reported account books belong to Chaplin Studios, Inc. and Chaplin Film Company.
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Gsity
Mllionaire
Hollywood
al Reeves
Chaplin
W. J. Gilbert
Herman Spitzer
Chaplin Studios, Inc
Chaplin Film Company
Income Tax Suit Delays Alimony for Chaplin Wife
In Angles, Mrs Chaplin was awarded 4000 dollars a month temporary alimony yesterday but likely will not receive it for months. U S Attorney Samuel McNabb said the government's tax suit against Chaplin for over 1.03 million dollars takes precedence over alimony until the federal case is settled.
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New York World News Service
Langeles
Chaplin
Samuel McNabb
United States
Rs Neni Tee
Chaplin Improves After Nervous Collapse, Doctor Says
New York January 18 Charles Chaplin was much better today according to Dr Gustave Tieck who visited the comedian. He has begun to regain part of the fifteen pounds lost during his nervous collapse and is staying with his friend and attorney Nathan Burkan.
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New York World News Service
New York
Charles Chaplin
Gustave J. BE. Tieck
Nathan Burkan
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