Veterans Relief and Rivers and Harbors Bills in Congress
The House considered a veterans relief bill expanding presumptive service conditions and adding new compensation rules for hospitalized veterans and families. Separately, a rivers and harbors omnibus bill totaling 138 million was sent to conference for revision while lawmakers debated its Senate amendments and funding.
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Reed
Congress
John Thomas Taylor
National Legislation Committee of the American Legion
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Senate
Dempsey
House Rivers and
White House
Snell
House Rules Committee
Representative McDuffie
Alabama
McDuffie
Upper Ohio
Fiood Control Committee
Lytle Brown
Army Engineers
Ohio River
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Dunbar
Rep
Ind
Pittsburgh
Monongahela
Mississippi River
Ohio
Upper
Cairo
Ill
Longworth
Mellon
Howard
Nebraska
Michener
Michigan
United States
Oklahoma
Garber
Boulder Canyon Dam funding sparks Senate clash
Senate leaders moved to curb debate over a $10 6 million allocation for the Boulder Canyon Dam while bills sought emergency funds and a $70 million package to meet national needs. Hayden urged elimination of the Boulder Dam line and a minority report was filed as a filibuster risk loomed. The measure to aid various sections carried a broad $70 million price tag. In Ohio, Russell and Eugene Shearer were discharged as state prohibition agents after a girl suffered head injuries when jolted from their car. Russell pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and faced six months without driving. Oscar Triplett was fined for intoxication.
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Hayden
Ariz
Boulder Canyon
Boulder Dam
Senate
Jones
Nelsonville
Russell
Eugene Shearer
Alliance, Brothers
Frances Green
Deanville
Russell Shearer
Oscar Triplett
Shearers
Despair Over Missing Boy Scout on Mt San Jacinto Search
In Riverside California on June 23 searchers led by veteran alpinists hunted for 12 year old Harold Johnson son of R J Johnson Postmaster at Corona. Harold strayed from a Scout hiking party last Friday and faces a foot ailment and little food raising concerns about survival until found.
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Riverside
Mt. San Jacinto
California
Harold Johnson
R. J. Johnson
Corona
Harold
Marion McClench to guest at Cincinnati women’s club dinner
Miss Marion McClench national president of the Federation of Business Women's Clubs will address the Cincinnati Business Women's Club anniversary dinner at the Lin ton tonight. Loretta McKee Ohio Federation vice president and other dignitaries will attend. Mary Rudd Cochran acts as toast master with Katherine Engel overseeing arrangements. Glee Club will provide music and Marion Brogan presides as new club president. Admiral Rock urges $30 million navy modernization to speed ships and raise gun range, and notes London treaty compatibility. Secretary Adams is scheduled to speak Thursday.
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Marion McClench
Federation of Business Women’s Clubs
Cincinnati Business Women’s Club
Linton
Miss McClench
Loretta McKee
Ohio Federation
Mary Rudd Cochran
Katherine Engel
Glee Club
Marion Brogan
Naval Treaty Aims and Modernized Battle Ships Debate
Rear Admiral George H. Rock testifying before the House Naval Affairs Committee urged a modernization program to achieve parity with Britain. He argued no signoff on policy without clear scope of the Secretary of State on confidences abroad and referenced the need to modernize all ships of the line to reach naval parity.
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Senate
United States
Great Britain
House
Naval Affairs‘ Committee
George H. Rock
Naval Bureau of Construction and Repairs
River Stage and Sailings Report for Cincinnati
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 11.4 feet and rising last night. Scheduled departures included the John W. Hubbard to Louisville at 5 PM and the Tom Greene to Charleston at 9 PM.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
John W. Hubbard
Louisville
Tom Greene
Charleston
Injunctions Sought Over Oil Contracts in Ohio
Columbus June 23 Injunctions to restrain State Highway Director Robert N Ward from awarding contracts on cold oil for highway construction and lubricating oil for highway machinery were sought today by H L Curtis a Columbus taxpayer in two suits filed in Franklin County Common Pleas Court.
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Columbus
Robert N. Ward
H. L. Curtis
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Indians to get federal assembly with indirect elections
A newly outlined report proposes a federal Indian assembly replacing the current legislature. Members would be chosen by provincial councils in a system of communal representation, with Moslems, other minorities and Untouchables included, while women may be elected but receive no reserved seats. Temporary British control would balance nationalist objections. In Peshawar the tribal situation shows gradual improvement amid rumors of King Amanullah returning to unite tribes against the government.
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India
London
Federal Assembly
Legislative Assembly
United States
Ppshawar
Amanullah
Cooper O. K.'s Bond Issue Approved in Cleveland Plan
Columbus June 23 Gov Cooper approved 2,000,000 in bonds for Cleveland sewage disposal system to stop pollution of the Cuyahoga River and Lake Erie, following recommendation by the State Director of Health and Cleveland officials.
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Cooper O. K
Columbus
Cooper
Cleveland
State Director of Health
Cuyahoga River
Lake Erie
Protests Heard On Five Republican Nominating Petitions
Protests against five Republican Central Committee nominating petitions were heard by the Board of Elections. William Peaks’s petition was rejected for mismatched precincts. Beck, Fielder petitions were dismissed. Johnsons and Berry held over for investigation. The Board certified Wade Cushing’s petition to four counties forming the Appellate Court district.
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Republican Central Committee
Board of Elections
William Peaks
Betts Street
S. E. Beck
Thomas W. Fielder
Perry Johnson
Leroy Johnson
James Berry
Wade Cushing
Court of Appeals
Butler
Warren
Clinton
Clermont
Hamilton County
Behrer Analyzes Mill Creek Water Contamination Risk
Behrer analyzes Mill Creek water due to potential chemical wastes threatening the interceptor sewer under construction. The study seeks to assess contamination impact on concrete structures and overall project integrity.
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Mill Creek
Creek Cleanup Plan Under City Chemist Oversight
Dr Otto Behrer City Chemist says shade from the creek will be addressed by removing any destructive acids before water enters the sewer. Plans include drying the creek bed and dredging it deeper to prevent foul odors once the sewer becomes operational.
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Otto Behrer
Coalition group plans to select county slate
The county ticket of independ ent Republicans and Democrats may be announced after a committee meeting at the Linton Hotel. Chair Victor Heintz oversight. final decisions not reached. Edgar Friedlander is slated for re election as County Treasurer. Sheriff candidate uncertain with Ora Slater likely not running due to work as a private detective.
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Linton
Victor Heintz
Edgar Friedlander
Ora
Bids on New Police Alarm May Remain Unopened
City bids for a new police and fire alarm telegraph system and unified City Hall telephone network may stay unopened while the Finance Committee asks for operating cost data. City Manager Dykstra seeks an opinion on delaying bid opening to avoid unfairness to bidders during cost investigations.
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G. C. Smith
City Council
Council
C A. Dykstra
Charles O. Rose
Dykstra
John D. Ellis
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