United States Wins World Court Entry By Senate Vote
The Senate approved adhesion to the World Court by a 68 to 26 vote, adopting a strict cloture rule for debate. The tense scene featured full galleries and notable figures as leaders forecast a final roll call likely tomorrow or Wednesday.
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Washington
United States
World Court
Swanson
House
Woodrow Wilson
Virginia
Shipstead
Minnesota
Bingham
Butler
Capper
Couzens
Cummins
Curtis
Deneen
Edge
Ernst
Fess
Gillett
Goff
Gooding
Green
Hale
Jones
Keyes
Lenroot
McKinley
McLean
McMaster
McNary
Metcalf
Norbeck
Oddie
Pepper
Phipps
Reed
Pennsylvania
Sackett
Schall
Shortridge
Smoot
Stanfield
Wadsworth
Warren
Weller
Willis
Aishurst
Bayard
Bratton
Bruce
Caraway
Edwards
Ferris
Fletcher
George
Gerry
Glass
Harris
Harrison
Heflin
New Mexico
Kendrick
King
McKellar
Mayfield
Neely
Overman
Pittman
Ransdall
Robinson
Arkansas
Sheppard
Simmons
Trammell
Tyson
Underwood
Walsh
bBorah
Brookhart
Cameron
Dale
Fernald
Frazier
Harrold
Howell
Johnson
LaFollette
Means
Moses
Norris
Nye
Pine
Indiana
Watson
Williams
Blease
Broussard
Dill
Missouri
Smith
Stephens
Wheeler
Farmer-Labor
Campbell dies after illness at 74 founder of Perkins Campbell
Braxton W. Campbell 74 longtime head and founder of Perkins Campbell Harness Company died at his home after complications from grip. He helped build the company from 1879 with H A Perkins and W S Perkins and served as a director of multiple firms. He left a widow Ada DeGarmo and later Hattie DeGarmo, two sons Wendell and Milton, and four grandsons. Funeral plans unavailable.
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Braxton W. Campbell
Perkins-Campbell Harness Company
Kemper Lane
Walnut Hills
Campbell
National Wholesale Saddlery Association
Mr. Campbell
Covington
Morgan Campbell
Boone County
Morgan Academy
That County
Cincinnati
DeCamp, LeVoy & Co
H. A. Perkins
W. S. Perkins
Perkins-Campbell Company
Cincinnati & Louisville Packet Company
Cincinnati & Jumbus Traction Company
Ada DeGarmo
Hattie DeGarmo
Wendell B
Milton D. Campbell
Congress
Business Men's Club
Queen City Club
Chamber of Commerce
Cininnati Country Club
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Dow Drug Company
Model Homes Company
Blue Lodge
Chapter
Wendell B., Jr
Braxton D
John S
Wendell S. Campbell
Ford Buys 300000 Worth of Old Fiddles for New Collection
The Brooklyn Eagle reports Henry Ford purchased 300000 dollars worth of old violins in New Orleans to augment his American antiques collection. No plan for the fiddle assortment has been announced.
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Ford
Brooklyn
New Orleans
The
Brooklyn Eagle Today
Henry Ford
Owen Johnson to Marry Fifth Time in New York
Novelist and war correspondent Owen Johnson will wed Mrs. John A. Leboutillier on Monday. This will be his fifth marriage and her third, with her birth name Gertrude H. Boyce and prior husbands including Hugh Mackay and John A. Leboutillier who died in 1924.
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New York
Owen Johnson
John A. Leboutillier
Bertrande Taylor, Jr
Mr. Johnson
Leboutillier
Yale
Stover
Mary Goat Stokeley
Lakewood
N. J
Esther Cobb
Mme. Cobina
William May Wright
Cecile Delagarde
France
Catherine Sayre Burton
Frank V. Burton
Eddie Cantor Takes Rest on New York Vacation
Eddie Cantor leaves Chicago for a two week vacation in New York state after months of performances since the Cleveland show opened in September. The theater where he appeared will be dark until his return and the show will resume afterward.
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Chicago
Eddie Cantor
New York State
Cleveland
Atlantic gale cripples liners as ships battle raging storm
A powerful gale sweeps trans Atlantic lanes with ten ships carrying about 6,000 passengers delayed. The Leviathan and Aquitania struggle in heavy seas as radio broadcasts falter and ships like Laristan seek rescue. The Antinoe sinks or drifts with crews lost, while Montroyal and Zeeland reach port.
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New York
Leviathan
Halifax
Naval Communications
mid-Atlantic
Roosevelt
United States Lines
Line
Ernest Heitman
Uno Wirtanen
Finland
George Fried
Fried
Montroyal
Liverpool
Zeeland
Canada
Caledonia
Columbus
Duilio
Edison
France
Useppe Verdi
Lithuania
Regina
Transylvania
Nova Scotia
Vacuum
Delaware
Slovang
Berlins Break Press Barrier in Paris Interview
Irving Berlin and Ellin Mackay Berlin meet Paris press in their hotel suite. They discuss honeymoon plans six weeks of rest, Paris cabarets, and not hiding after marriage. Berlin notes reporters chase divorce headlines. he then mixes cocktails for visiting reporters.
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Paris
Irving Berlin
Ellin Mackay
London
Berlin
Irving
Atlantic City
York
Berlins
Macready Aims for World Altitude Record Flight
Lieutenant John A. Macready, McCook Field, plans a test flight to set a new altitude record. Weather delays postponed takeoff. he hopes to fly tomorrow with a metal alloy propeller, variable pitch, high lift wings, and climb in widening circles to about 40,000 feet before a careful descent back to Dayton.
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Dayton, O
John A. Macready
McCook Field
Macready
Callizo
Berlin to Write Score for Drury Lane Comedy
Irving Berlin plans to compose the music for a spectacular musical comedy set for Drury Lane next fall with Frederick Lonsdale writing the libretto. Sir Alfred Butt announced the offer on behalf of the Drury Lane Theatre while Berlin and his wife were honeymooning in London.
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John L. Balderston
New York
Three Plead Guilty in Nusbaum Case
In Chicago on January 25 three of five indicted for murder pleaded guilty after a warning they faced possible death sentences. Delilah Martin Edward Goff and Marion Stringham admitted guilt over the Nusbaum homicide and plan to testify for the state as trials proceed against Eliza Nusbaum and John Winn. Mrs Nusbaum wore deep mourning in court.
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Chicago
Eliza Nusbaum
John Winn
Winn
gm@ilty
Delilah Martin
Nusbaum
Edward Goff
Marion Stringham
Goff
Miss Bessie McKeldin Engaged to Holloward Tucker Jr
Mrs Leigh C Palmer announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Bessie McKeldin to Holloward Tucker Jr son of a Eureka banker A license was issued today in Washington and the couple are expected to marry tomorrow
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Associated Press
Washington
Leigh C. Palmer
Bessie McKeldin
Holloward Tucker, Jr
Eureka
Kan
Marshall Confesses to Slaying Dietrich and Dismembering Remains
New York World News Service reports Philadelphia chiropractor David I. Marshall admitted murdering Anna May Dietrich after eight years of intimate relations. He told District Attorney Fox he killed her to stop blackmail and feared his wife learning of the affair.
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New York World News Service
Philadelphia
David I
Marshall
Anna May Dietrich
Charles Edwin Fox
William Taylor
Delaware County
Fox
Miss Dietrich
Penn
Charleston
Prohibition Enforcement Chiefs Call Courts Key to Success
Two leaders involving in U S prohibition enforcement told over 200 ministers that the current legal machinery is inadequate. Emory R Buckner and Lincoln C Andrews urged major judicial reforms and higher spending to curb liquor traffic and ensure trials.
Woeste Criticizes Cleansing Arrests as Unjustifiable
In Municipal Court Judge Woeste denounced police after hearing testimony on about 61 loitering cases and many more offenses from the clean-up drive. He dismissed most loitering charges, leaving five fines, and warned officers against wholesale arrests to appease a new administration.
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Woeste
Frank Neese
Broadway
John Pratt
Joseph Pratt
Harry Wolf
Daniel James
Robert Fries
Sixth
Mound Streets
Harry J. Wernke
Sherrill
Copelaw
Cincinnati
Tesla predicts vision by radio and radio control frontier
Nikola Tesla foresees pocket devices letting people witness distant events as if present, predicting witnessing presidential inaugurations world series games earthquakes and battles via wireless vision. He envisions flying machines radio controlled across borders and a shift toward female social dominance and new industrial power from tapped internal heat.
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New York
Nikola Tesla
Tesla
Mars
Collier’s Weekly
Wheeler Says He Will Comment After Review Of Buckner Prohibition Statement
Wayne B. Wheeler, spokesman for the Anti-Saloon League in Washington, says he will not speak further until he sees the text of United States Attorney Buckner's remarks to Methodist ministers on prohibition. He asserts they will be telling the truth about prohibition and what is needed to strengthen it.
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Rep
Del
Copeland
Dem
N. Y
Jones
Wash
Delaware
Reed
Senate
Walsh
Mont
Missouri
United States
Swanson
New York
Anti-Saloon League
Lincoln C. Andrews
the Treasury
Emory R. Buckner
United States District Attorney
Anti- Saloon League
Andrews
Prohibition
Coast Guard
Buckner
Washington
Park Avenue
Republican Party
Coolidge
William Mitchell
Army
Air Service
Mitchell
Dwight Davis
Frank R. Reid
Illinois
Davis
War Department Board of Review
John A. Hull
White House
Willam Mitchell
War Department
Navy Department
Congress
Board of Review
Cory
Secretary of War
New York World News Service
Wayne B. Wheeler
Stolen Di Vinci Work Reported From Miami Artist Home
Miami police said Alfredo Velento an artist reported that Leonardo da Vincis Temptations of St Anthony painted 1480 and valued over 100000 was taken from his home last night along with other paintings valued at more than 150000. Entrance gained by boring holes and tools found in the room.
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Miami
Fla
Leonardo di Vinci
St. Anthony
Alfredo Velento
Velento
Sassofarrato
Batani
St. John
Holy
Parmigianio
Tenier
Marratta
Jesus
Bartholomeo
Metsys
Resurrection of
Lazarus
el. Grigo
Spanish plane moored at Gando Bay in Canary Islands
In Las Palmas Jan 25 the Spanish seaplane commanded by Franco was moored in Gando Bay beside the gunboat Infanta Isabel. Early tomorrow the commander and his air crew plan to proceed to the Cape Verde Islands as the second leg of their flight from Palos, Spain to Argentina. The leg to Gando Bay was completed with ease and perfection.
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Canary Islands
Franco
Gando Bay
South Island
Cape Verde Islands
Palos
Spain
Argentina
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