Republicans Bar La Follette Supporters From Caucus
Republican leaders announce a plan to bar all outspoken La Follette supporters from the February 27 caucus to choose the next Speaker and floor leader. Invitations go out, affecting Wisconsin members and others allied with the La Follette-Wheeler ticket. The move aims to reduce insurgent discipline and maintain a working party majority.
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Associated Press
Washington
Republican House
la Follette
House
Wisconsin
Representatives Sinclair
N. D
Aneller
Minn
Wood
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Plurality
Representative Frear
Wis
Fre
Representative Long Worth
Ohio
Longworth
Frear
House of Senate
Sinclair and
Keller
la Follette-Wheeler
Ln Guardia
New York
Ohio Senate Pushes Action on Lobbyist Filing Failures
The Ohio Senate adopted a joint resolution directing the Secretary of State to certify to the Attorney General for prosecution the names of lobbyists who appeared last session but failed to file expense accounts within the legal deadline. Penalties include fines up to 5000 dollars and up to two years imprisonment. The measure moves to the House, not likely to pass until next week. Twenty eight of 107 registered lobbyists had filed, with notable nonfilers including three Antisaloon League representatives and two Cincinnati figures.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Bender
Secretary of State
Crabbe
Senator Bender
House
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
George E. Fisher
Westerville
James A. White
Charles M. Earhart
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Sarah FE. Grogan
Consumers’ League of Cincinnati
Harrison Memorial Bill Introduced for North Bend
Representative Samuel I. Lipp of Cincinnati introduced a bill to appropriate $20,000 for a memorial to William Henry Harrison at North Bend.
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Harrison
Columbus
Samuel I. Lipp
Cincinnati Today
William Henry Harrison
North Bend
Ohio Senate confirms Donahey appointments to Building Standards
The Senate confirmed Governor Donahey's appointments to the State Bureau of Building Standards. The House received ten bills and adopted one resolution, while the Senate received three bills and adopted two resolutions. The Senate adjourned until Monday evening.
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Senate
Donahey
State Bureau of Building Standards
House
Stone anticipated for Supreme Court confirmation by Judiciary Panel
Attorney General Stone's nomination to the Supreme Court is expected to be reported favorably by the Judiciary Committee on Monday. Some members doubt the proceedings' propriety but agree it should not block confirmation, with Senate action possible soon though delays may occur. Senator Borah plans to challenge the DC indictment precedent in speeches, while committee votes may require Republican support to secure a favorable report. Wheeler's defenders expect no minority report, aiming to participate in floor debate instead.
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Washington
Stone
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Wheeler
Senate
Walsh
Borah
District of Columbia
Department of Justice
Norris
Caraway
Arkansas
Ashurst
Arizona
Montana
Funeral Ends Troubled Herrin Klan Period With Troop Departure
S Glenn Young, slain in Williamson County violence, was honored in Herrin Illinois with 15 000 to 20 000 mourners. Troops guarding the town were ordered home by Adjutant General Black as the area settled after the funeral. Mrs Young attended with children and kin as klansmen in robes also joined the service.
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Herrin
Ill
S. Glenn Young
Ora Thomas
Williamson County
Herrin City Cemetery
Black
Young
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Kamelia
Bier
Carl Neilsen
Kleagle
Herrin Klan
Sealed verdict returned in Means case in New York
Jurors in the trial of Colonel Thomas B. Felder and Gaston B. Means on a conspiracy to defeat ends of justice in the Crager System Glass Casket case returned a sealed verdict at 8 30 tonight. They may go home and the verdict will be announced in court tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
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New York
Thomas B. Felder
Gaston B. Means
Ashland poised for gateway role as railroad changes unfold
Ashland Ky tense with plans after Chesapeake and Ohio Railway buys the Ashland Coal and Iron line and builds a new station. Tracks, spur lines, and streets are being rebuilt as the city grows toward a potential terminal hub linking Huntington and Cincinnati, with implications for regional rail traffic and industry.
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Ashland
Trenton
Huntington
W. Va
Cincinnati
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ashland Coal & Iron Railroad
Lexington
Ohio River
Henry Ford
Pond Creek
Kentucky
American Rolling Mills Company
Ashland Coal and Iron
Ohio River Territory
Ironton
Norfolk & Western Railway
Kenova
Baltimore & Ohio
Automatic block saves train near Paducah in wreck
The Illinois Central passenger train 103 from Louisville to Memphis encountered a broken rail south of Belknap, Kentucky. Automatic block signals warned and slowed the train, preventing a larger wreck as two cars left the rails but no serious injuries were reported. Engineer E L Bean alerted by caution signals and the train halted after the broken rail was reached.
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Paducah
Illinois Central
Louisville
Memphis
Belknap
E. L. Bean
Crossword fans and radio bugs run up light bills
Chicago residents face higher electric bills as longer lighting use from crossword puzzle fans and radio rechargers raises consumption. The utility explains the rise is due to extended hours with lights in use for puzzles and radios.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
Electric Light Company
Stores Held Up In Multiple Robberies Last Night
Three shops were robbed in separate incidents last night. one jewelry store on Vine street saw rings worth 975 dollars seized by a robber who fled through Carter alley after a pursuit by the owner Emil Claus. In Warsaw and Wells avenues a clerk was forced to surrender cash and a ring valued at 600 dollars was reported stolen. At Laurel and Cutter streets a clerk recovered from 25 dollars and more after being threatened with a pistol. A purse of five dollars was taken from Mary Hunnemeyer on Freeman avenue by a youth.
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Emil Claus
Vine Street
Claus
Carter Alley
George Peisler, Sr
Enright Avenue
Warsaw
Wells Avenues
Piesler
Heropeer
Bernard Schaefer
Schaefer
Diphtheria Crisis Spurs Relay to Nome Alaska
With 11 in danger near Nome Alaska a relay of 11 dog teams races 800 miles from Nenana to Nome carrying anti-toxin. Leonard Seppala leads the Nome team meeting the relay near Ruby to speed arrival. Eskimos fear illness as Dr Welch and the health board enforce bans.
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Nome
Alaska
The
World News Service
George S. Maynard
New York World News Service
Anchorage
Nenana
Leonard Seppala
Ruby
Seattle
Dan Sutherland
Washington
Nome Health Board
Curtis Welch
Rynning
Welch
Burglars Loot Judge Eyrich's Home
Thieves broke into the residence of Judge George F. Eyrich Jr. on Werk and McKinley avenues while the family was away. They forced a window, escaped with silverware jewelry and most of the judge's clothing, totaling over $1,000 in value. The home was ransacked.
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Judge Eyrich
George F.eyrich, Jr
Werk and
McKinley Avenue
Hylan Says Foes Harass Wife and He
New York January 29 Mayor John F Hylan announced he would take Mrs Hylan to Florida to recuperate from thirty anonymous letters attacking his tenure A tense Sinking Fund Commission meeting followed as Controller Charles L Craig accused the mayor of lies and demanded action before Hylan’s February Florida trip
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New York
John F. Hylan
Palm Beach
Hylan
Craig
Sinking Fund Commission
Florida
Stock buyer found frozen near Elkhart after fall from train
The body of Jay Morrison, a prominent Allegan County Michigan stock buyer, was found frozen in the ice of Bango Creek five miles west of Elkhart Indiana. Morrison apparently fell from a New York Central train.
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Elkhart
Ind
Jay Morrison
Allegan County
Mich
Bango Creek
Morrison
New York Central
Convicts Found Guilty in Broadway Brevities Mail Fraud Case
Stephen G Clow publisher of Broadway Brevities and Andrew S Brown among nine counts found guilty while Nat Kunnes is convicted on eight counts and Charles J Greene is acquitted Judge Mack set sentencing for Saturday with Clow released on five thousand dollar bail Brown kept at three thousand Kunnes at five hundred The jury heard testimony from Edith Bobe and others including Tex Rickard and notable figures who were invited to testify or were approached for ads
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New York
Stephen G. Clow
Broadway Brevities
Clow
Andrew S. Brown
Nat Kunnes
Charles J. Greene
Mack
United States
Mattuck
Edward Reynolds
Brown
Kannes
Morner
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Tex Rickard
Edith Bobe
Crow
Visits to thermometer spark deadly jailyard dispute
In Nashville a 74 year old Samuel C. Collins was jailed after fatally stabbing 56 year old Will Morgan who objected to his frequent thermometer readings at a poorhouse. The blizzard backdrop framed the fatal quarrel between inmates over access to the thermometer.
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New York World News Service
Nashville
Tenn
Samuel C. Collins
Will Morgan
Collins
Morgan
Confederate Veterans
Thirty-Five Aboard U S Submarine In Grave Danger
A U S submarine with thirty five aboard ran aground in a storm off Portsmouth and was reported in grave danger. The incident prompted quick action by rescue forces as rocks and heavy seas threatened the craft and crew.
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U. S
Portsmouth
Herriot Wins Record Confidence Vote in Chamber
Paris January 29 Premier Herriot secured the largest confidence vote of his career 541 to 32 as he bridged right and left factions in Parliament though Socialists abstained and faced a stern rebuke in caucus. He defended France’s security and a League of Nations framework while downplaying internal political fractures.
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Paris
Herriot
France
M. Herriot
Germany
Cologne
Rhine
League of Nations
M. Painleve
Chancellor Luther denounces Herriot charges
Berlin January 29 Chancellor Luther is indignant over French Premier Herriots charges against Germany. He plans a formal reply to foreign correspondents tomorrow citing withholding of the Military Control Commission report on disarmament. Herriot's actions are under question.
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Luther
Herriot
New York World News Service
Berlin
Germany
Military Control Commission
Reich
M. Herriot
French official probes theft of interallied conference reports
Magistrate Jousselin investigates Pierre Michaut over the theft and sale of secret stenographic reports from the Reparation Commission archives. Michaut allegedly sold documents to an American buyer named Myers for 500 to 600 dollars, with police surveillance planned to verify an imminent delivery.
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Paris
Jousselin
Reparation Commission
Pierre Michaut
Commission
Spa
Boulogne
Cannes
Michaut
Myers
Reparations Commission
Minter Quarrel In Court Over Guardian Funds
Mary Miles Minter sues for an accounting of funds she claims her mother Charlotte Shelby received as guardian during her screen career. The complaint cites $700,000 from Famous Players Lasky (1920 23) and urges an immediate accounting of all money and property handled by Shelby for Minter.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Miles Minter
Miss Migter
Juliette Shelby
Juliette Reilly
Charlotte Shelby
Miss Minter
Famous Players- Lasky Corporation
S-48 Strands Off Jaffrey Point in Sleet and Snowstorm Near Portsmouth
Heavy seas and a full gale tether the submarine S-48 to rocks near Jaffrey Point Portsmouth with a crew of about thirty five feared lost. Coast Guard units and troops battle blizzard conditions to deliver a breeches buoy and mortar while S. O. S. signals fade amid dwindling visibility and growing danger. The vessel and S-51 en route from New London were slated for overhaul when the storm hit.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Jaffreys Point
Portsmouthavy
Navy Yard
United States
Ft. Constitution
Ft. Stark
New London
Conn
Portsmouth Harbor
Cape Cod
Chewink
Coast Guard
Coast Guard Fights Storm to Rescue Commack Crew
Five men aboard the four mast schooner Commack refused to abandon ship as it broke up on a reef off Seabright New Jersey. Coast guard boats from Sandy Hook reached the vessel and removed five crew members. Captain Joseph Barnes and four others still aboard waited for a risky attempt to reach them despite forty five mile per hour gale and heavy seas. A large crowd watched the perilous rescue from shore.
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Seabright
N. J
Commack
Coast Guard
Sandy Hook
20 Kill Lu Takes Control in Shanghai
Shanghai reports General Lu Yung-Hsiang's army in control after defeating Chi-Hsieh-Yuan forces west of the city. Quiet prevails as fighting ends. Twenty killed and twenty injured in a Chinese district when Lu's troops disarm Kiangsu remnants amid clashes.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Lu Yung- Hsiang
Chi-Hsieh-Yuan
Here
Kiangsu
Chi Hsieh- Yuan
Prisoner Pianist Named in Ohio Divorce Suit
John E Motchman of St Paris near Springfield a prisoner at the Ohio Penitentiary who is called the king of the ivories was named in a divorce suit filed at Urbana by ellie Ross Motchman.
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Springfield
John E. Motchman
St. Paris
Here
Ohio Penitentiary
King of
Urbana
Ellie Ross Motchman
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