Woman Senator Opposes Beer Sales Tax and Bonus Vote
Senator Hattie Caraway of Arkansas votes lone against the women’s bloc on beer, the soldiers bonus, and a general sales tax while arguing the need to allow changing positions. She cites prohibition as a test case, notes veterans’ bonus circulation boosted local commerce, and warns against a permanent sales tax.
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Don J. Kirkley
Associated Fresa
Washington
Senate
Hattie W. Caraway
Senakr
Arkansas
Bloe
Caraway
Americas
Divorce Affair Brings Denials
New York reports conflicting statements over Norris Talmadge or Deonievusser Broadway comedian and a $100000 divorce settlement with Florence Courtney. Miss Talmadge denied guaranteeing any property settlement while asserting she remains married to Joseph Schenck and has no intention of divorce. The Daily News quotes Jessel as tying Miss Talmadge to a vaudeville appearance to justify the sum.
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New York
Norris Talmadge
Deonievusser
Florence Courtney
Supreme Court
Miss Talmadge
Miss Courtney
Jessel
Los Angeles
Joseph Schenck
Hollywod
The
Daily News
Frank Ippolito
Theodore J. Lesser
Ippolito
Honduras Rebels Move On Capitol
The liberal rebel army led by General Fonseca pressed toward Tegucigalpa as federal troops prepared for a decisive engagement. Reports of heavy fighting near Sauce suggested battle within 3 kilometers of the capital, with the Red Cross evacuating wounded toward the southeast front and gunfire already heard in the city.
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Tegucigadpa
Honduras
Fonseca
Sauce
Tegucigalpa
Red Cross
Rufino Solis
Juan Z. Perez
Watkins As Mail Robber Identified in Chicago
Harold Watkins known as fat was identified in federal court as a conspirator in the Dearborn Street mail robbery of 1931. Witness George W. Becker testified Watkins plotted the daylight holdup which yielded 393000, leading to trials and sentences for several others.
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Watkins
Chicago
Harold
Fat” Watkins
Federal
Dearborn Street
George W. Becker
Stirlington
Calif
Tumed
Rapid City Child Dies After Creek Fall
Ronald McAllister aged two and a half, son of Mr and Mrs Archie McAllister of Rapid Valley Rapid City, nearly drowned yesterday after falling into Rapid Creek near his home. Fire department responders tried to revive him but the cold water stopped his heart despite efforts. His mother found him and pulled him from the water.
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Rapid City
Ronald Mcallister
Archie McAllister
Rapid Valley
Rapid Creek
Tha. Bene
Ivehild
Anther
Lloyd George Writes Memoirs of Wartime Premiership
London reports David Lloyd George plans to finish the first volume of his three part memoirs by year end, covering up to 1916. He may later recount Versailles talks with Wilson Clemenceau and Orlando. He also tends his Surrey estate Bromy De as a model farm testing new methods to boost home food yield.
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London
David Lloyd George
House of Commons
Brittan
Versailles
Woodrow Wilson
Clemenceau
France
Orlando
Italy
Bromy
Chart
Surrey
England
Potato Yield Delights Veteran Statesman at Agriculturists Meet
A veteran statesman praised a big, round potato yield described as elegant for its size and abundance. He spoke to farmers at meetings in the Churt area, emphasizing practical farming tips as fallow season approached.
European minister writes during war years with careful schedule
A European minister, sole in office through the entire war, writes methodically, achieving over 19 000 words for his first volume. He often works in bed, waking at 5 0 oclock, sometimes producing 4 000 words in a single day. He drafts the first and last chapters to frame the middle sections and spends long hours inspecting numerous documents with a small team of assistants. In a separate note, James Moore of Indianapolis was elected president of the National Swine Growers association, with F S Kenner of Columbus and George M Cantrell of Shenandoah Ja as officers.
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Swine Growers
Chicago
James Moore
Indianapolis
Swine Growers’ Association
F.S. Kenner
Columbus
George M. Cantrell
Shenandosh, Ja
Loss Of Aids To Give Snell Task
Herbert Plummer reports on Bertrand Snell of New York facing a difficult 73rd Congress as Democratic gains strip his leadership team. Earl Michener and Fred Purnell depart, reducing Snell's trusted circle and affecting House direction amid the post election reshuffle.
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Snell
Herbert Plummer
Washington
Bertrand Snell
New York
House
Earl Michener
Michigan
Michener
Férées
Fred Purnell
Indiana
Purnell
Wood to lead Democrats as new House majority forms
The piece notes Will Wood of Indiana, once chairman of the powerful apparitions, is ready for leadership on the quarter deck as the battle shifts to fiscal policy. It cites Carl Bachmann of West Virginia, Johnny Tilson of Connecticut, and Willis Hawley of Oregon as potential successors or allies in the new Democratic wave with Tilson resigning and Hawley defeated.
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Will Wood
Indiana
Snell
Garmonade
Wood
Nseticut
House
Willis Hawley
Oregon
Tilson
Hawley
Hexti
Fred’ Exitten
Ilinoix
Bacharach
New Jersey
James M. Heck
Pennsylvania
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James M. DeTarr
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Noble A. DeTarr
Wilmington
Del
Lloyd George
Merle Gates
Tommy's
Huron Livestock Exchange
Paul F. Bockelman & Son
Phona
Yardley, Houbigant
Hudnut
Johncaire
Coty, Houbigant, Wardley
Colgars
Palmolive
Krank
Sulsce
Beacon Baby Crib
Everfit
Habicht
Fabrice
Humphrey
Jewelry Department
George Schaa
Mer
Delicious
Jene
Jonnce Baker
van Camp
Hamburger
Huron
Dakota
South
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