Hoover Calls Congress Breakfast to Speed Tariff Work
President Hoover, back from Florida, urged Republican leaders in both houses to speed up tariff and other key measures. He warned that delays in appropriations could force public works layoffs of 10 000 to 20 000 workers and urged faster action to spur business recovery.
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Hoover
Washington
Florida
Congress
Senate
White House
Watson
Representative Tilson
House
Tilson
Wickersham Law Enforcement Commission
Hoover Grants Stirred Sparks in Congress
Democrats in both houses attacked President Hoover over a breakfast incident and tariff bill delays. Senator Warrison pressed Republicans about a possible White House signiture while Watson dismissed the question as silly. Representative Burns blamed the President for prosperity claims and poor conditions, denying administration claims of economic improvement. Garner criticized leadership, saying the White House frontman lacks courage or capacity amid public disappointment in national plans.
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Hoover
Pat Warrison
Watson
Representative Burns
Tennessee
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Davis
Garner
Texas
House
White House
Former lawmaker admits lobbying for tariff bill fees
ARION DEYVRIES a former house member and former court of customs appeals member testified to the senate lobby committee that he acts as a contingent fee lobbyist. He cited a Supreme Court opinion upholding an attorney's right to represent clients on such a basis and said he has earned about 50000 dollars from clients seeking tariff legislation with a further 25000 dollars expected if favored provisions pass in the pending tariff bill.
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House Judiciary Committee
Representative Linthicum
Maryland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Arion Deyvries
House
Court of Customs Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Devries
French capitulation leads to pause in naval talks in London
The French delegation withdraws from ongoing naval arms talks in London as Premier Tardieu falls and a new government forms. If Socialists join the new cabinet, France may concede to reduced tonnage ustainable by Italy, easing British adherence to the Weaver MacDonald accord. The United States signals nonparticipation in any force-backed security pact. Dino Grandi restates Italy’s view that naval needs are relative and parity with France is key, with no fixed tonnage deemed essential if others cut accordingly.
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Rance
London
Tardieu
Italy
France
United States
Robinson
Dino Grandi
War on God in Russia Sparks Global Interest
The Militant Godless league and Soviet backing drive a campaign against religion in Russia. Churches close or repurposed across cities while foreign protests press for intervention. Metropolitan Sergius, claiming to lead millions of faithful, asserts loyalty to the Soviet regime in talks with foreign reporters.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Leningrad
Godless League
Vatican
Oviet
League
Pius
Sergius
Tikhon
Byrd Antarctic Relief Ship Reaches Bay of Whales
Radio from Little America reports City of New York, the relief ship for Commander Byrd's Antarctic expedition, has entered the Bay of Whales and the expedition plans to sail home. The vessel covered 44 days en route from Dunedin and faced ice pack delays before finding a path back.
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Eurns
Byrd
Antarctic
Little America
City of New York
Bay of Whales
City of
New York
Dunedin
New Zealand
Italian inquiry finds Nobile acts indefensible
The Italian government releases the Italia airship accident report branding Umberto Nobile's conduct as utterly indefensible. Captains Mariano and Zappi are cleared by the Investigating commission.
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Umberto Nobile
Italia
Nobile
Mariano
Zappi
Arctic Flyers Found Near Crash Site
The body of Earl Borland, com panion of Carl Ben Elefson, was found near the wreckage of their plane which crashed November 9 last, 90 miles southeast of North Cape. A few days later searchers found Fiel son buried under deep snowdrifts.
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Earl Borland
Carl Ben Elefson
North Cape
Fielson
Preparations for War Rise in China Amid Mobilizations
The Nationalist government faces a new revolutionary movement mainly in Henan as Shansi and other forces amass and move south to oppose President Kai-shek. Mo Te-hui of the Chinese Eastern Railway travels to Mukden to seek Soviet buyout of Russian railway holdings per 1924 terms. If purchase fails, he will seek joint commercial operation with Soviet Russia.
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China
Henan
Kai-shek
Mo Te-hui
Chinese Eastern Railway
Mukden
Russia
Ambassador Alexander P Moore of Pittsburgh Dies in Los Angeles
Alexander P Moore, recently named ambassador to Poland, died of tuberculosis in Los Angeles before serving in Warsaw. A prominent newspaper publisher and diplomat, he previously served as ambassador to Spain under Harding and to Peru under Coolidge, and remained a lifelong Republican.
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Lexander
P. Moore
Pittsburgh
Poland
Los Angeles
Warsaw
Moore
Harding
Spain
Cooldge
Peru
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Western Newspaper Union
Beaming farmer for dairy slump declared unfair
Watertown Wisconsin, State Senator John G. Schuman denounces claims that butter prices slump because farmers eat substitutes as false. He cites surpluses across dairy products, urging readers to consider broader market forces and insist that criticism of farmers harms the industry.
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Watertown
Wis
John GC
Schuman
America
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Wonder Cavern Tour Opens for Motor Tourists at Howe Caverns
In Cobleskill New York engineers installed electric elevators and lights to reveal miles of stalactites and stalagmites deep in Howe Caverns. The attraction, described as a twin wonder to Niagara Falls, lies along the Schoharie Trail Route 7, accessible from the main highway west of Albany.
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Cobleskill
N. Y
Mr van Winkle
Hudson Highlands
Mynherr van Winkle
Stip
Rip
Howe Caverns
Dame van Winkle
Niagara Falls
Albany
Schenectady
The Great Auk Fable of Flightless Birds
The article describes the great auk a flightless northern seabird similar to a penguin. It ranged from the Bay of Biscay to Greenland nesting on cliff ledges from Greenland Iceland Spitzbergen to St Laurent Maine and northwestern Europe. Eggs valued by collectors up to 1500 dollars. last known specimen killed in 1844.
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Bay of Biscay
Greenland
Iceland
Newfoundland
Spitzbergen
St. Lawrence
Maine
Europe
Danes’ farming plan urged to dairy farmers
Chicago remarks by economist Warren Freund urge American dairy farmers to adopt Denmark's thrifty approach. He argues excess butter supply stems from bad advice and promotes making good butter and affordable substitutes to curb surpluses and improve health. He notes Denmark relies on dairying, consumes margarine heavily, and reduces disease.
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Chicago
Wuarry Edward Freund
Freund
Denmark
United States
Disturbing Night Coughs Stopped by Foley’s Honey and Tar
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound claims to ease night coughs with pine tar honey and other ingredients. It offers a coating to throat surfaces without opiates or chloroform and is marketed for both children and adults by Geo. M. Gosman.
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Foley
Geo. M. Gosman
Potts
M Payne's Parisian Dye House Ad
M Payne's Parisian Dye House offers dyeing and cleaning services at 60 West Galena Street in Butte Montana. Satisfaction guaranteed and outside work solicited. Phone 516. Ady. tf
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M. Payne
Galena St
Butte, Mont
Tire pressure tips to extend tire life and swap fronts rear
It is rumored that tire prices rise this year and suggest keeping pressure correct to save money. Regular use and rotating tires from rear to front every few thousand miles can extend life since rear tires wear more.
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Fide
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Montana
Dairyhen
Harry Edward Freund
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Annabel Desmond
Phillips
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
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