Nations urged moderation on armament and world peace
President Hoge urged the United States to lead by moderation in armament and invite others to follow. He spoke at the National Conference on National Defense of Peace Insurance in Washington, saying nations can reduce armament strength and cost as security under law progresses.
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Democrats bolt Indian Senate to block gerrymander
A dozen Indiana Democrats fled the state capital to deny quorum, halting legislation on redistricting that would move Lawrence County from the Third to the Second district. Ohio authorities declined to aid, and a compromise later brought the bolting senators back to Indianapolis. In Washington, women leaders met with President Coolidge and top officials to discuss peacetime security, arms reduction, and naval power in a wide ranging conference on global peace and defense.
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Senate passes conference report on postal pay and rates
Washington reports the conference report on the postal pay and parcel post rate bill was adopted by the House and sent to the President. Senators Borah Brookhart Howell Norbeck and others opposed. The Dickinson cooperative marketing bill passed the House 284 to 5 and goes to the Senate. The Haagen Oil measure follows the President's agricultural conference recommendations.
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Indiana Newsman Named Secretary to Dawes
Indiana newspaperman B. Rosas Bartley, a Washington newspaper man, is chosen by General Dawes for a secretary post after March 4. Bartley, a former Associated Press correspondent, began newspaper work after graduating from Indiana University at Bloomington.
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Indiana Rebel Senators Return After Gerrymander Stand
Indiana Democratic senators who fled to Dayton returned to Indianapolis amid a protest against a gerrymander bill. They were welcomed at the capitol by Lieut. Gov. Harold Guy, Van Orman, and other Republican leaders, and said the bill will not pass.
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Senator-Elect Deneen Is Appointed to McCormick Seat
Governor Small announced the appointment of Senator-Elect Charles A. Deneen to fill the remaining days of Senator Medill McCormick of Illinois who died on Wednesday. The move follows a request by Senator Curtis of Kansas and makes Deneen the junior senator from Indiana for a few days.
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Bandits Raid Train Robbery Near Chicago on Western Route
Five women among victims when bandits forced entry into a locked Pullman car on the New York Central line between Chesterton and Gary Indiana. The criminals looted about $10,000 in jewelry and cash as the train sped toward Chicago. Two crew members and two passengers were among those lined up for the holdup.
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Alice Leaves Hospital for Drake Hotel Stay in Chicago
Mrs Nicholas Longworth and her baby daughter Pauling were discharged from hospital in Chicago and relocated to the Drake hotel. They will reside there for several days before returning to Washington.
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Pershing Meets Gomez at Miraflores Palace in Venezuela
President Gomez receives Gen. John J. Pershing at the Miraflores Palace in Caracas as high officials and dignitaries attend the briefing. The visit underscores U S military leadership and diplomatic ties during the era.
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