Disputed Oil and Land Arbitration Move in Senate
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approves the Robinson resolution calling for arbitration of the oil and land disputes with Mexico by a 13 to 3 vote. President Coolidge says the public misreads the core issue and affirms protection of American property rights as fundamental.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Robinson
Washington
Mexico
Senate ‘Foreign Relations Committee
Capitol
White House
Coolidge
Mexico City
Calles
Kellogg
Senate
Norris
Rep
Neb
State Department
Curtis
Department
United States
America
Manarty
Reed
Dem
Edge
N. J
State ’ Départment
McLean
Comn
Woman asks police to arrest husband by coffin call
In Hamilton Ohio a woman uses a funeral home phone line to request police arrest of her husband. Undertaker Walter Cahill answers the call and learns the caller wanted police action, noting the strange message and threat of needing him too.
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the Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Walter Cahill
Steamer John Tracy Believed Lost After Blizzard
Fears that the steamer John Tracy foundered off Cape Cod during the January 11 blizzard solidified as wreckage and a lifeboat were recovered near Georges Shoal. The vessel carried 27 crew. the Breaker and Coast Guard Burroughs relayed discoveries to Boston after a January 11 storm.
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Boston
John Tracy
Cape Cod
Georges Shoal
Breaker
Coast Guard
Burroughs
Chaplin Tax Lien Settlement Talks Near End
The United States life income tax dispute with Charlie Chaplin over 1918 1919 and 1921 1925 earnings nears adjustment after liens of about 1.55 million dollars were filed. Chaplin withdrew 500000 to meet studio payrolls as talks progress with officials and bankers present.
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New York
Charles Spencer Chaplin
Thomas J. Crawford
Civil Division
United States
Buckner
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Chaplin
California
Convict Mayo Captured After Tulsa Hotel Rampage
John Mayo, a paroled convict tied to the Osage county terror cases, was captured early today in an Osage cabin with his accomplice Nat Green. Mayo, who escaped Tulsa jail Sunday, yielded while police recovered firearms and prepared to return him to Tulsa for federal testimony.
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Tulsa
Iit MM Lachine Gui
Okla
John Mayo
Mayo
Nat Green
Osage ‘Country
R. D. Sanford
Sanford
Johnny
Bob
la A Wieseee
Kansas Penitentiary
Lansing
Kan
Oklahoma
W. C. Holt
Battery Station
Holt
J. L. Sykes
Tulsa World
W. H. Mackey
Woman Wins 5000 Dollar Verdict Over Damaged Pound Cake
Yonkers resident Bertha Miller sued Waldorf Pound Cake Company in White Plains New York for 5000 dollars claiming a pound cake contained a wire nail-like piece. A jury led by Justice Morschauser found in her favor and entered the nail as a court exhibit.
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New York World News Service
White Plains
N. Y
Bertha Miller
Yonkers
Waldorf Poundcake Company
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Heavy rain and landslides threaten Ohio river valley
Rainfall in Southeastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania worsens flood risk as landslides raise danger along the Ohio River. A West Virginia train hit a slide, Bellaire Ohio traffic halted, and East Liverpool fears a hillside collapse. Portable property moved, a 35 foot stage predicted at Marietta, flood stage expected near 27 feet by tonight.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Bellaire
East Liverpool
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Liverpool
Ohio River
Marietta
Monongahela
Allegheny
Ohio Valley
Record Cold Wave Sweeps Rocky Mountain States
A fierce cold wave gripped the Rocky Mountain region bringing sub zero readings across Montana Wyoming and Idaho as far south as Texas. Havre Billings and Miles City saw severe lows while Salt Lake City and Idaho Falls plunged well below recent highs. Weather officials warned of continued below freezing temperatures through the Southwest and into New Mexico and Arizona with the intermountain area facing the coldest weather of the year.
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Rocky Mountain
Kansas City
Rocky Mountain Territory
Kansas
Texas
Montana
Havre
Billings
Miles City
Missoula
Rockies
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Intermountain
Salt Lake City
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Boise
Pocatello
Mercury
Semates Ficht On Cyrus Woods In Open Session
Fragmentary note indicates an open session discussing Cyrus Woods. Text is damaged but mentions Semates Ficht and MUUpPLOCUS. No clear outcome or date is readable. Further details unavailable from the legible portion.
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Semates Ficht
Cyrus Woods
Open session move blocks Woods ICC nomination
Edwards of New Jersey demanded Reed of Pennsylvania admit falsity of statements about Woods. A resolution for open executive session on Cyrns Woods nomination failed to reach open Senate debate, adopted 48 to 31, with Reed urging adherence to the two thirds rule. Vice President Dawes concurred.
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Reed
Pennsylvania
Washington
Cymonente
CyrNs E. Woods
Coolidge
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Neely
Dem
W. Va
Rep
Woods
Dawes
Deficiency Bill Passes House says 185 million for refunds
The House passed a deficiency appropriation bill totaling 185 million dollars aimed largely at refunding illegally collected taxes. The act authorizes several agency expenditures including 2.16 million for forest fire fighting and 1.4 million for forest roads and trails. It also provides funds to capitalize Inland Waterways Corp., repair Pensacola air station, San Diego marine railway, and Yorktown ammo depot expansion. The Rivers and Harbors bill was signed into law, funding canal purchase and river improvements.
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Washington
House
Senate
Department of Agriculture
Inland Waterways_Corporation
Navy
Pensacola
Fla
San Diego
Yorktown
Coolidge
Cape Cod
Missouri River
Illinois River
Three Killed as Train Hits Auto in Maryland
Three men died when their auto was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad express traveling from Washington to New York near Elkton Maryland. Victims include Dr Lester A Sparks 35 and James E Westhall 30 of Lakewood New Jersey. The driver’s body was carried a quarter mile by the locomotive.
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Elkton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
New York
Lester A. Sparks
James E. Westhall
Lakewood
N. J
Autowita Ae Maen
Urhial Eee
FV Ee Aews
Marines Ordered to Embark as Lives in China Threatened
In Austin Texas on January 21 the Norris murder trial featured Dr J Frank Norris recounting the killing of D E Chipps in Ft Worth last July 17 Norris testified he acted in self defense claiming Chipps fled toward the door and Norris fired only as Chipps moved toward him with a hand at his hip Norris wept during his dramatic account as the defense rests and the state prepares to close their case with closing arguments likely Monday
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China
Austin
Tex
J. Frank Norris
D. E. Chipps
Ft. Worth
Norris
parentGake
Ee Buttal
Clarence E. Wisecup
Chipps
H. C. Meacham
Ehnot Chinney
Alesbeure
MacMurray
Korea
Washington
Peking
Guam
Philippines
Williams
White House
Kellogge
Coolidge
Kellogg
Foochow
Manila
Pillsbury
Shanghai
Hongkong
Arund Paschow
Pillsbury Moving Marines. : Admiral Williams
Navy Department
Hough
Szechwan
San Diego
Admiral Williams
Pittsburgh
PIED PIPER PLANS TO TACKLE MICE IN CALIFORNIA
Kern County authorities hear varied ideas to repel field mice in Buena Vista Lake region after Lovelock mice move. Suggestions include cat army from Merced, peppermint sprinkling, and even skunk deterrents. The report notes debate over humane methods and public nuisance.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Stanley E. Piper
Lovelock
Nev
Kern County
Piper
Buena Vista Lake
Merced
San Joaquin Valley
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Matthew McCurry
San Francisco
Ricara
Oakland
Nature
Kern
Man Fined for Liquor Pay Extension Sued for Refund
John Roling of St Bernard sues Elmwood Place Magistrate James W Ball seeking $791.10 claiming he paid $259.50 to extend a $127.80 fine for liquor possession. Roling alleges further demands and seeks repayment after being told the extra amount was unlawful.
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James W. Ball
Elmwood Place
Common Pleas Court
Samuel Rotter
John Roling
Ross Avenue
St. Bernard
Roling
SeeeSeee
Ball
Cat lovers leave $90,000 to humane society
Chicago report states Anna R. Well left a will probated today bequeathing $90,000 to H. J. Streibert and the Anti-Cruelty Society to fund medical care and shelter for homeless cats and dogs.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
H. J. Streibert
Anti-Cruelty Society
Anna R. Well
Name of Wilson Among Immortals in Local Education Debate
A Board of Education committee considered eight names of men who contributed to human welfare for a Wilson among immortals list. William J. Scroder noted insufficient time to prove Wilson's impact, while Edison is unlikely to be erased once included. Washington and Shakespeare are at risk due to nine letter limit in the eight names.
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Wilson
Raj
Dane Nartino
Board of Education
William J. Scroder
Thomas Edison
Washington
Shakespeare
British Marines Ordered to Shanghai to Meet Emergency
London reports a battalion of marines ordered to Shanghai to bolster emergency preparations. Dispatches differ on troop ships. Megantic and Zeeland or two Union Castle liners or all four vessels may be fitted for service.
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Shanghai
London
Megantic
Zeeland
Daily Mail
Foreigners Continue Exodus From Mob-Infested Cities
In a wave of displacement, non locals flee unsafe urban centers plagued by organized crime and mob violence. Officials report heightened migration as residents seek safer regions and economic stability amid ongoing unrest.
Students vote Lincoln first in Cincinnati high school poll
In Cincinnati, Abraham Lincoln leads a school poll with 3,582 votes, followed by Thomas Edison 2,696 and George Washington 2,614. Other top choices include Benjamin Franklin, Christopher Columbus, Wood, and Shakespeare. Board discusses final list and asks Dr. Condon for a Monday report.
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Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Cincinnati
Thomas Edison
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Christopher Columbus
Wood
William Shakespeare
Theodore Roosevelt
Florence Nightingale
Luther Burbank
Henry W. Longfellow
Thomas Jefferson
Clara Barton
Betsy Ross
Tcheltar
Longfellow
Nightingale
John B. Hollister
Columbus
Mr. Fisk
Pasteur
Edison
Henry Ford
Shrader
Tor
Oral School
Douglas School
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