Insurgent Republicans Target Senators For Committee Exclusion
Washington Republicans move to blacklist several senators including Law Ladd Brookhart and Norris from key committees after caucus debates. Lodge Byington and other leaders back a ban while Norris and others skip the session. The action aims to isolate insurgent Republicans from influential assignments.
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William E. Borah
Norris
Nebraska
Hiram On
California
Ugorah Jang Norris
Oxlahoma, Howand Cummins ‘of
Towa
U S Battleship Washington Sunk by Gunfire
Washington was sunk near Virginia Capes by gunfire from the battleship Texas after tests showed the hull withstood torpedoes and bombs. Admiral Eberle reported the loss as part of a technical exercise to assess armor and damage tolerance and noted intelligence remains secret.
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Washington
BD. W. Eberle
Naval Operation
Texas
Virginia Capes
Ostfrisland
Eberle
Aly
Harding heirs contest will in probate case
Mrs Warpeny G Harding's will leaves $500,000 estate to her twelve grandchildren. Chief beneficiary is Marshall Wolfe de Wolfe's children. In Colorado the will provides $60,000 to creditors and$2,000 to Mrs Meyer for support. The will dated October remains under probate with Harding's widow remarried and living with two children and husband.
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Ste Martens
Chlos Fennhg
Atteen
George Neely
de Wolfe
Warpeny G
Harding
Marshall B
Wolfe
Golorade
Tigi
Meyer
Ling
Hoover Urges Broad War on Waste in National Program
Secretary of Commerce Hoover, in his annual report, calls for extensive legislation to eliminate national waste. He cites gains in unemployment, construction, coal, power, standardization, and housing costs, and urges a program to reduce passport fees, tax burdens abroad, and reform navigation and air travel rules. He advocates strengthening radio regulation and consolidating commerce duties to fight waste and raise real wages through lower prices.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Crews Sought in Wealthy Californian Banker's Murder
Local authorities pursued clues linking rival suitors in the murder of William R. Vee, a prominent Alhambra banker. Detectives traced leads to Lytle Creek canyon near Watkins cabin, where the body was found, as they sifted through fragmented testimony and scattered notes.
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San Bernardino
Caal
William R. Vee
Alhambra
Joseph A
Walker
Fee
Mary F. Watkins
Bernardino
Jelty
Lytle Creek
Bingcamp
Watkins
Cloge
Pice
Naessig
Market quotations from U S government weekly report
Washington reports weekly market quotations for fruits vegetables and commodities dated November 26. items include potatoes onions cabbage and apples with Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City and New York prices. live hogs beef cattle dairy butter cheese hay and grain values listed. no commentary.
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Chicago
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Louis
St Louis
Radio listeners rally around foreign stations in Chicago
An American radio scene reports strong interest in foreign stations. The Chicago audience heard Engle and Koepelantoine-Brases voices during a high point on Wednesday night from 6:49 to 11:40, marking a notable hour of silence and discovery. Listeners in the district and Aberdeen, Scotland, note thriving reception and growing enthusiasm for international broadcasts.
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Chicago
Chiéigo
Engle
Koepelantoine
America
Asldé
Ttinsatlantie Radio Brondengt
Eas
Wera
Aberdeen
Scotland
Brandegee Debts Reported at 180000 in Washington
A petition filed in the District Supreme Court lists debts totaling 180000 with assets of about 20000. The filing references Senator Prank Brandegs Joe Connecticnt and cites events from six weeks prior.
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Brandegee
Washington
Prank 'Brandegs
Joe Connecticnt
Buel
Neve
Alon
District Supreme Court
Iowa Farm News Highlights Growth and Prices Across the State
Iowa State News reports factory gains and rising output, with Van Wyn and Cox selling over 7,000 dairy cows to Man- HON farmers. Waterlo o builds a $1.2 million hotel as several improvements proceed. Cedar Falls Holsteins avg $103 per head. cheapest $68.50. Grain markets reflect Iowa’s intent to market above cost. A 100-year-old Davenport man seeks to outlive his brother’s 100 years, Polk county farm women study nutrition, and canneries pack corn and vegetables amid rising demand for canned goods. Shippers convene in Des Moines December 10-11. Shown also: fish removal efforts in Iowa lakes, white Leghorn hens netting $1,125. Telephones span Clayton county with 52 townships and 1108 miles. Governor Kendall offers $600 reward for Marshalltown murder suspect. Bell Canning expands sweet corn farming near Grundy Center Waterloo and DySart. Corn holding clubs projected to add $100,000,000 purchasing power. 14- to 16-year-olds required to attend part-time school in cities over 12,000. Granny Holstein leads milk yields in the year.
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Iowa
van Wynwarden
Cox
Waterloo
Davenport
Farm Bureau
Polk County
Cecile M. Meyer
State Col Mega Extension Department
Cedar Falls
Jorgen Aneraon
Groettinger
Palo Alto County
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Algona
Kousuth
Cooperative Movestock Shipping Associations
Moet
Dex Moines
Henry Larson
Postville
Clayton County
Story
Crawford
Tai Roll
Sud
Sinc
Poporn
Bion
Kendall
Michael. Peatherstone
Sojtlers
Marshall Town
Whdc
Marshalltown
Bell Canning Company
Grundy Conter
Dysart
H. B. Kratt
Walker
B. O. Corry
Corn Growers’ Association
Offee
Achioola
Granny
Erade ‘Holstein Heller
Virgil Cook
Goo‘dell
Wright‘ County
Woman cured by Lyne Tee ham olson Pie Compound
Mrs Samuel Murphy of Dover Delaware reports relief from cramps faint spells and bad pains after using Lyne Tee ham olson Pie Compound. She says energy and stamina return enabling work and daily tasks.
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Sol
Rence
Samuel Murphy
Dover, Delaware
Britain Speeds Mail Mul From America Train Run
Britain speeds a mail train from Symonth to London covering 226 miles in three hours and fifteen minutes. The locomotive reached speeds of about 75 miles an hour at peak.
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Mul
America
Symonth
London
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