Coolidge Signals Veto on Tax Cut Over $225 Million
President Coolidge warned he would veto any tax bill with a total cut exceeding 225 million dollars. He urged a balanced budget and moderate reductions, stressing expenditures within receipts and praising the budget system and national prosperity.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Business Organization
Coolidge
Gen. Lord
Continental Memorial Hall
National Broadcasting Company
Congress
Capitol
Senate
Haig Dies in London After World War Strain
Earl Douglas Haig former British commander in France and Belgium dies suddenly in London at 60 from heart disease linked to war strain. He may be buried at St Pauls Cathedral with other Britain war heroes as Foch and Albert may attend. The Countess Haig away. heir George Alexander ill at Bemersyde.
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London
Earl Douglas Haig
France
Belgium
Marshal Foch
John J. Pershing
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Flanders
Haig
England
St. Paul’s
Earl Haig
Duke of Wellington
Robert Wolsey
Napier
Henry Wilson
Albert
Farl Haig
W. G. Jameson
Prince's Gate
Countess Haig
George Alexander
Bemersyde
Copelan Overhauls Cincinnati Police Structure Tomorrow
Col Copelan announces a reorganized force in Cincinnati with 34 added patrolmen and rerouted traffic squads. A new eight hour shift plan creates two regular squads covering 24 and 22 beats respectively, plus a traffic patrol reserve and district-specific coverage.
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Cincinnati
Col
Copelan
Col. Sherrill
Broadway
Central Avenue
Third Street
Central Parkway
Col. Copelan
Elm Street
Walnut Street
Submarine S-3 Lost in Atlantic Storm Found After Sunse t
A weekend gale battered the Eastern seaboard as the submarine S-3 with 43 aboard was separated from escorting ships and not yet found. Coast Guard cutter 107, missing earlier, was later located safe at the Delaware Capes. The Norweigan freighter Arica remained unfound amid heavy frost damage in Florida.
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Atlantic
Seaboard
New York
Great Lakes
Everglades
Cuba
Coast Guard
Delaware Capes
Washington
Portland
Saranac Lake
Florida
Dade County
Pan American Union rejects Mexican rotation for top posts
In Havana on January 30 the Pan American Union committee decisively rejected Mexico's amendments proposing annual rotation of the Chairmanship of the Governing Board and the Director Generalship. The body preserved its present structure while considering broader representation, with an open-door aviation treaty discussed to include Canada and avoid multiple bi lateral pacts.
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Havana
Committee On Pan-American Union Affairs
Pan-American Conference
Pan-American Union
Committee On Communications
Canada
America
U.S
Fletcher
United States
Felipe Espil
Argentina
Urbina
Mexico
Five Die as Dynamite Destroys West Newton Grocery
A double tragedy in Newton Massachusetts ends with five dead after an explosion demolished Frank Gorgone's grocery store and home. Frank and his infant son Salvatore were pulled from the ruins badly bruised. The deceased include Mrs Josephine Gorgone and Grace, Helen, and Thomas Gorgone. Police fear another body may be inside.
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Newton
Mass
Frank Gorgone
West Newton
Gorgone
Salvatore
Josephine Gorgone
Frank
Thomas .Gorgone
Waltham
Leonard Jackson
Grace Gorgone
Helen Gorgone
Joseph Lacava
Jackson
New York
Biding Time in Remus Case
Attorneys for George Remus, once a bootleg king now in the Hospital for the Criminal Insane, prepare a writ of habeas corpus to seek his freedom. They planned to file in the Court of Appeals, delaying until the docket clears. Edward C. Turner, Attorney General, met with Ernest Botkins to discuss the case. Col. L. C. Davis will represent the state at the hearing.
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Lima
George Remus
Remus
Court of Appeals
Edward C. Turner
Ernest Botkins
Turner
Col
L. C. Davis
Bank Robbery With Time-Lock Vault Yields $40000
In Chicago on January 30 two robbers held James Dillon a bank teller overnight then sat with him until the time lock opened the vault at Industrial State Bank on South State Street. They escaped with $40,000 as porter Leon Foster was later threatened. Police caution banks to use release-only timing after the incident.
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Chicago
James Dillon
Déallon
Leon Foster
Dillon
Industrial State Bank
South State Street
Bigamy Charges Multiply as Police Seek Arrest in Buffalo
Buffalo police arrest Ralph Mark alias Ralph Miller on a bigamy charge after two Fiorella Cominsky and Margaret Ebbinger accuse him of December weddings. Authorities in Austin Roche report nine bigamy accusations across Cleveland Chicago New Orleans Pittsburgh and Erie as other alleged marriages surface. Local brides prepare to testify at a hearing while warrants loom from multiple cities authorities say.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Middle West
South
Ralph Mark
Ralph Miller
Mark
Florence Cominsky
Erie
Ripley
Margaret Ebbinger
Richmond Hill
New York
Austin J. Roche
Cleveland
Chicago
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Mary Temple
Agnes Lyons
Belief Son Kidnapped As Ohio Court Case Unfolds
Eight year old Robert Schaefer vanished in Cleveland amid a bitter custody dispute involving his mother Mrs. J. Schaefer and paternal grandparents in Ohio and New York. The mother suspects his father Lyall A. Pickel or his kin may have abducted him after custody fights and a prior adoption by the Pickels during separation.
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Cleveland, O
Robert Schaefer
Ohio
New York
J. Schaefer
Lyall A. Pickel
Fremont
N. Y
Change of Officers at Chatfield Woods Paper Co
Executives at Chatfield Woods Company of Third and Plum streets reshuffled roles at a stockholders meeting. H F Woods becomes Chairman, W H Chatfield ascends to President, T H Scallan named Vice President, and W C McLaughlin takes Secretary and General Manager duties in Cincinnati. The firm, founded 1832, reported its best 1927 year and noted strong showings from branches in Detroit Cleveland Buffalo Columbus Pittsburgh and Atlanta.
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Chatfield & Woods Company
Third and
Plum Streets
Middle West
H. F. Woods
W. H. Chatfield
T. H. Scallan
W. C. McLaughlin
Detroit
Cincinnati
McLaughlin
Ohio Valley
Cleveland
Buffalo
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Dual killing ends gun dispute in Illinois and Ohio
In Portsmouth Ohio an argument over a gun led Arthur Morrison and Avry Hensley to shoot at a friend’s home near Vanceburg Illinois. Each man fired five shots. Morrison was hit in the chest twice and Hensley in the chest twice and once in the abdomen. Both men died.
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Portsmouth
Arthur Morrison
Avry
Hensley
Vanceburg
Ila.y
Jack Sparks
Morrison
Jazz Crazed Women Create Reformatories' New Problem
Dr. Mary B. Harris, superintendent of Alderson Federal Institution, said jazz crazed young women commit felonies for thrills and bring a rebellious attitude into prisons and reformatories. The statement was made in Chicago on January 30.
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Chicago
Mary B. Harris
Federal Institution
Alderson
W. Va
Indianapolis City Council Overturns Mayor Ouster
By a 6 to 3 vote the Indianapolis City Council rescinded last November's action that named L. Ert Slack mayor after declaring John L. Duvall out of office. The move followed Duvall's corruption act conviction and disfranchisement in 1925. Attorneys for Ira M. Holmes seek possession of the mayoralty and $300,000 damages.
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Slack
Duval
Indianapolis
Ind
L. Ert Slack
John L. Duvall
Duvall
Duvalls
Ira M. Holmes
Fall River Mills Close As Loom Fixers Strike Over Cuts
In Fall River Massachusetts the Davol Mills shut down and about 100 weavers left a second plant after a 10 percent wage reduction took effect across the city textile mills. The Davol Mills employ around 950 workers and closed when loom fixers protested the cut.
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Fall River
Mass
Six Ohio Guard Officers Indicted on Payroll Padding
Six Ohio National Guard officers from Cleveland and Akron were indicted by a Federal Grand Jury on payroll padding charges. The officers allegedly forged government pay checks for privates who never attended drill, marking them present to collect pay. The investigation implicated fifteen individuals. Maj Charles Burton was dismissed, and others’ cases are being rebuilt due to a new statute shortening the statute of limitations.
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Ohio Guard
Cleveland
Ohio National Guard
Federal Grand
Miles P. Gordon
113Th Engineers
Charles J. Seegert
Ray Rowland
George E. Grater
145Th Infantry
Maj
Charles Burton
The
Claims Bureau
A. E. Bernsteen
United States District Attorney
Edmund Osthaus Dies on Hunting Trip at 70
Edmund Osthaus renowned for hunting and fishing scene paintings died suddenly on a hunting trip near Marianna Florida. The longtime artist, age 70, gained international recognition for his work and was on a trip when the death occurred, a message from Pensacola reported.
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Edmund Osthaus
Pensacola
Fla
Marianna
Four Die as Auto Struck on Detroit Train Tracks
A Detroit passenger train hit a stalled automobile on the Wabash tracks late today, killing four people instantly and seriously injuring a fifth. The dead include Joseph Walczak and his wife with their baby, plus Mrs. J. Mapcora, 50. Joseph Walczak, Sr. was injured.
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Detroit
Joseph Walczak
J. Mapcora
Walczak
Senate Debate Sets Path for Flood Bill and Recount
Congress moves through the week with focus on key bills. A joint recount will cover the Ware election contest in Pennsylvania, while a Mississippi River flood plan nears drafting with about 600 million dollars in proposed funding.
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Senate
Reed
Hursday
Vate
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Ware
Missouri
Johnson
Rep
Cal
Walsh
Dem
Mont
Congress
Coolidge
Mississippi
Submarine S-3 Missing. Wide Search From Cape Hatteras to Guantanamo
Twenty five naval vessels hunt the S-3 after it separated from S-4 in a gale south of Cape Hatteras. Officials expect possible return to Guantanamo by Wednesday. The search includes Saratoga and destroyers under Rear Admiral Day, with deep waters hindering salvage.
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Washington
Cape Hatteras
Guantanamo Bay
Navy Department
Guantanamo Safe and Sound
C. F. Hughes
Naval Operations
Guantanamo
Brumby
Cuban
Camden
Saratoga
Hampton Road
Navy Ment
Raleigh
Milwaukee
Memphis
George C. Day
Division 2
Desroyers
Admiral Hughes
The
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