City Council Hears Kellogg Avenue Paving Plan Revision
Unanimous council action directs drafting of legislation to set Kellogg Avenue grade at fifty five feet to cut costs by about six hundred thousand dollars. Highways Committee supported repaving at the present grade after hearings. A higher grade had been approved earlier, with bids and damage claims raising total costs. The council also appointed Rose to a gas conference post and Alfred Allen as Sinking Fund Trustee.
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Colonel Sherrill
John D. Ellis
Kellogg Avenue
Highways Committee of Council
City Planning Commission
F Schneller
Fn Organization
Murray
John 5. Bolan
Sherrill
Bolan
Frank Shipley
Shipley
Rose
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Indiana
Cincinnati
Alfred G. Allen
Sinking Fund
Seasongood
Allen
Frederick E. Mackentepe
Model of living cell produced by Carnegie scientist
New York January 27 A working model of a living cell was produced by Dr D T Mac Dougal director of the Carnegie Institution laboratories for plant physiology at Tucson Arizona The device mimics water and food uptake growth and selective absorption of salts similar to plant cells It offers a strong substitute for study though not true life and raises questions about what life is The artificial cell requires human input to restart its processes unlike living cells which seem to possess an internal mechanism to trigger activity
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New York
Scientific American
D. T. Macdougal&i
Carnegie Institution
Tucson
Ariz
MacDougal
Dr. MacDougal
Orson D. Munn
Scientific America
Quake Shakes Saranac Lake With Grinding Noise
Earth tremors lasting several seconds rocked Saranac Lake New York with reports of a grinding noise. Residents rushed to cellars fearing explosions but no injuries or damage were reported and the tremor occurred along the Saranac River and Lake Flower.
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Saranac Lake
N.Y
Saranac River
Lake Flower
Betty Bell Helps Solve Budget Woes and Ads
Betty Bell offers help with household budgeting and classified ads. She assists in renting rooms and disposing of extra items using the Commercial Tribune Classified Act. Call Canal 6300 for guidance and ad writing services.
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Commercial Tribune
Betty Bell
Flagler Heiress Granted Divorce
Mrs Louise Wise Lewis heiress to the Flagler fortune was granted a divorce from Lawrence Lewis in a pro confesso decree dated November 11. Custody favors the mother for ten months yearly. the father has access for two months. Lewis is named legal guardian of the two children.
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Associated Press
ST. Augustine
Fla
Louise Wise Lewis
Flagler
Mary Lilly Flagler Bingham
Lawrence Lewis
Lawrence, Jr
Mary Lilly Flagler
Depew Sees Coolidge and Smith On Same Ticket
Chauncey M. Depew in a Pilgrims Society address envisions a 1928 nonpartisan ticket with Calvin Coolidge for President and Al Smith for Vice President. He calls today’s era the most wonderful age of nonpartisanship in politics and praises thrift and prosperity.
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Associated Press
New York
Calvin Coolidge
al Smith
Chauncey M. Depew
Pilgrims Society
Mr. Depew
Japanese Premier Viscount Kato Dies in Tokyo
Tokyo report states Viscount T. Kato, Japan’s Premier, died after illness from influenza. He fell ill last Saturday and was kept from attending Diet sessions while physicians monitored him. On Tuesday the Cabinet named Minister of Home Affairs R. Wakatsuki to act as temporary Premier.
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Viscount Kato
R. Wakatsuki
Kengekai Party
Increased Cincinnati Telephone Rates Filed for Board Action
Schedules seek 10 to 14 percent rate hikes in Cincinnati and suburban exchanges, to begin March 1 with a potential 120 day suspension. Company projects annual revenue rise to about 14 percent, boosting total revenue by roughly $800,000 to $1,000,000 while aiming for 6 percent return on fair value.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Cincinnati and Suburban
Bell Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
B. T. McBurney
Butler
Clermont County
Convict Scalding Death Stirring Alabama Lease Probe
Alabama officials investigate the death of convict James Knox at Flat Top coal mine near Birmingham. Knox died after being forced into boiling water by wardens to coerce digging and allegedly given poison tablets, prompting calls to end the convict leasing system. Governor Brandon supports a full inquiry and possible abolition.
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New York World News Service
Birmingham
Ala
Flat Top
Here
Alabama
Harwell G. Davis
State Prison Board
James Knox
Mobile
Sloss-Sheffield Cdéal and Iron Company
Charles Davis
Knox
Ravenswood
W. Va
Wiley Pugh
Montgomery
Davis
Pugh
F. F. Blair
Brandon
Birmingham Age
Martin Tabert
North Dakota
Florida
New York World
Butler Plans Inside Story Of Police Career
Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler, en route to San Diego, will write an inside story of his two years as Philadelphia Public Safety Director. Proceeds go to a fund protecting police officers who resist political pressure. Butler says he was brought to divorce police from politics and will detail his tenure from January 1924 to Christmas last year.
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Philadelphia
Smedley D. Butler
New York
San Diego
Cal
Butler
Train Jumps Tracks In Washington Yard Killing Not
Four hurt when a Pennsylvanian Railroad passenger train between Philadelphia and Washington derailed at a switch in the Washington terminal yards. Engineer John J. Mooney of Wilmington was pinned under the wrecked engine and severely burned. fireman Harry E. Wilhelm and two passengers, Mrs. Bennett of Morristown New Jersey and Mr. Lindsay of New York, suffered injuries but did not require hospitalization. About 150 passengers were aboard as two express cars and four other cars derailed. No cause given by road officials.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Washington Terminal
Bennett
Morristown
N. J
Lindsay
New York
John J. Mooney
Wilmington
Del
Harry E. Wilhelm
Drug Clerk Foils Death by Poison Mistake
Columbus today reports a drug clerk administered quinine instead of poison to P. J. McCann. McCann was rushed to hospital after attempting to take a deadly substance but is expected to recover and return home shortly.
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Associated Press
Columbus
P. J. McCann
McCann
SOS from steamship Olympic reaches Indiana radio
A broadcast over a Columbus Indiana radio set relayed an SOS from the steamship Olympic. Major W D Dooley of Chicago decoded a message to station NNA Arlington stating a seventy mile an hour gale rough sea stand by water in after bulk head main set out of commission using emergency bound for England signed Olympic.
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Columbus
Ind
Olympic
W. D. Dooley
Chicago
NNA
Arlington
England
Dooley
Franklin denies Olympic distress report
P A S Franklin, President of the International Mercantile Marine, said the report that the White Star liner Olympic was in distress was nonsense. The vessel had not had time to clear the English Channel.
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New York
P. A. S. Franklin
International Mercantile Marine
White Star Liner Olympic sails from Southampton with royal passenger
The White Star Liner Olympic departed Southampton for New York carrying Prince Antoine Bibescu, who will return to Washington to present his recall letter to President Coolidge as Romanian Minister to the United States. The Olympic, 3352 tons, left San Francisco January 17 for San Diego and arrived Wednesday after earlier repairs following oil-tank leaks near San Pedro on January 7.
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White Star
Olympic
Southampton
New York
Prince Antoine Bibescu
Washington
President Coolidge
United States
San Francisco
San Diego
San Pedro
Seattle
Italy Pays Britain War Debt In Long Installments
Italy agrees to repay Britain about 4 000 000 pounds annually for 62 years plus 22 000 000 pounds deposited in the Bank of England as security. First payment due February 16. Britain gains immediate cash and avoids interest on the gold.
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London
Italy
Great Britain
Count Volpi
Winston Churchill
Bank of England
England
Washington
Britain
America
United States
Wealthy Morici Slain in Chicago Shooting
Gust Morici, 39, was killed and his brother Antonio, 50, was wounded when two cars drew alongside their auto and opened fire with shotguns. The Morici brothers, wealthy wholesale grocers, were driving in Chicago and police speculate the attack may relate to a fund defense for two Italians tried for killing a policeman.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Gust Morici
Antonio
Morici
Adherence to World Court Voted By Senate 76 to 17
The Senate voted 76 to 17 to adhere to the World Court with reservations to be accepted by 48 nations. The action follows lengthy debate on the treaty and the scope of binding international judgments.
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Senate
Sending Husband Through School in Canby Case
Mrs Clifford Samuelson testifies in her libel suit against the Canby School Board that she secretly married a sixteen year old pupil and is now supporting him while he attends Portland high school. She earned 70 dollars monthly while the 125 dollar Canby teaching salary was ended for conduct unbecoming a teacher. Young Samuelson denies urging the marriage.
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Oregon City
Ore
Canby
Clifford Samuelson
Portland
Samuelson
Young Samuelson
Rosamund Leeshaw
Senate Reaches Adherence to World Court Ratification
Washington January 27 The Senate approved American adherence to the World Court by a 76 to 17 vote. Support came from 40 Republicans and 36 Democrats, with 14 Republicans 2 Democrats and 1 Farmer-Labor Senator opposing. Reservations favored by court supporters were adopted, but must gain acceptance from the court's 48 member nations. A lengthy roll call showed broad backing and some notable reservations rejected. The session drew packed galleries and long debate on Wilson era policies and related issues.
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World Court
Senate
League of Nations
Coolidge
Moses
Foreign Relations Committee
League
Reed
Dem
British Empire
League Council
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Dawes
Ameri
Husband Charged After Wife Found in Abandoned Well
New Philadelphia Ohio January 27 Harvey Haver 40, a Newcomerstown mail carrier, is charged with first degree murder over his wife Katherine who vanished December 1. Coroner says she died from blunt force injuries and burns. Haver claims she hanged herself and he hid the body in a well on his father’s farm.
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New Philadelphia
Harvey Haver
Newcomerstown
Here
Katherine
Haver
J.S. Lewis
Court of Justice
E. N
Patrick
Lewis
Oliver
Ali Graham
Eliza Cordery
William Hammond
Havers
Fatal blast on destroyer Farragut injures crew at sea
A premature explosion during torpedo practice off Point Loma killed Seaman First Class Otis Lloyd Bogar and wounded eight others from the forward four inch gun crew of the destroyer Farragut. Chief Boatswain's Mate Joseph Becker died of severe injuries, with seven others burned or bruised. The ship suffered no material damage and a naval board of investigation was ordered.
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Gap
San Diego
Associated Press
Cal
Qone
Farragut
Point Loma
Otis Lloyd Bogar
Coeur d’Alene
Ida
Joseph Becker
John McCarter
Joseph G. Leal
Ernest C. Lively
Ernest A. McKinnon
Allen A. Barclay
M. B. Magante
A. E. Stanley
HK. W. McKee
Naval Hospital
French Deputy Imprisoned for Strike Incident
Jacques Doriot, Communist Deputy in Paris, was sentenced to eight days in prison for striking a policeman during the general Communist strike on October 14.
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Associated Press
Paris
Jacques Doriot
Lass
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