Coolidge Sends Disarmament Ask to Congress
President Coolidge asks Congress whether the United States should join League of Nations disarmament talks. He recommends a 50000 dollar appropriation to cover American participation costs and warns acceptance would commit the United States to the league’s preparatory work.
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Washington
Coolidge
United States
League of Nations
Congress
House
Senate
League Councils
Berlin weds Ellin Mackay in New York ceremony
Irving Berlin, famed songwriter and producer, married Miss Ellin Mackay, daughter of Clarence H. Mackay of Postal Telegraph, in New York. The ceremony was performed by Contnusd on Tage Two.
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Miss Mackay
Irving Berlin
New York
Bowery
Ellin Mackay
Clarence H. Mackay
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Brantly Memorial Tablet Unveiled at Capitol
Associate Justice Albert J. Galen received a bronze tablet honoring late Chief Justice Theodore Brantly of the Montana Supreme Court. The tablet will be placed in the supreme court room with unveiling ceremonies planned for February, date to be set by the Montana Bar association committee.
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Brantly
Capitol
Sherry Fry
America
Montana Bar Association
Justice Galen
Albert J. Galen
Theodore Brantly
Montana Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Blame Contractor for Pasadena Grandstand Collapse
A Pasadena coroner jury held Paul F Mahoney the stand builder and the city building inspection department responsible for the New Year’s Day grandstand collapse that killed three and injured over 200. Mahoney was arrested but released. the county grand jury will review criminal responsibility.
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Pasadena
Paul F. Mahoney
Mahoney
Ins
South Pasadena
Inis
G C Berckwith
Pasadena Hospital
Osage Murder Plot Ties Deepens With Arrests
Oklahoma City January 4 AP Federal and state authorities began unraveling the Osage murders case. W W Tate and Ernest Burkhart were arrested on warrants tied to the killing of Osage heiress and others. The grand jury in Guthrie will hear evidence as investigations seek to confirm a vast conspiracy and a $42 million Osage fortune.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Pawhuska
W W. K. Tate
Ernest Burkhart
Ins
Fairfax
M. A. Bloyd
Osage County
Bert Lawson
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Bloyd
Lawson
Burkhart
Mrs. Smith
Damages Awarded in Wisconsin Hospital Case
Damages of 8000 dollars were awarded to Mrs Gina Kelly of Forsyth in a negligence suit against Dr R J Wathawae and Mass Susan Kipp, formerly superintendent and employee of the Montana State Hospital for the Insane. The jury deliberated over six hours before returning the sealed verdict in district court. This is the second trial after a prior jury awarded 27500 dollars, later set aside as excessive by Judge George B. Winton.
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Anaconda
Gina Kelly
Forsyth
R J Wathawae
Mass Susan Kipp
Montana State Hospital For the
Kelly
State Hospital
Warm Springs
George B. Winton
Damage suit against Leopld and Loeb dismissed
A $100 000 damage suit filed by Charles Ream against Nathan F Leop old Jr and Richard Loeb was dismissed for inability to serve the defendants. The two youths were already serving life terms for the kidnapping and murder of Bobby Franks.
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Chicago
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Charles Ream
Franks
President and Mrs Coolidge Attend Charity Ball
President and Mrs Coolidge attended the annual charity ball for the children's hospital at the White House social calendar. Vice President Dawes, most cabinet members, and nearly all foreign diplomats stationed here were in attendance, continuing a two decade old custom.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Children's Hospital
Dawes
Two Men Lost On Mount Hood Snowgap
Two climbers from North Dakota were reported missing after venturing onto Mount Hood snowcap Saturday afternoon as Mazama climbers turned back. The Mazama party returned to Portland with no sign of the two missing men.
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Mount Hood
Portland
Ore
Mounit Hoot
Mazama Clup
Pmere
Mazama
North Dakota
Floods threaten Europe as death toll climbs
Paris reports Transylvania eastern Hungary and Romania battling one of the worst floods in history. Demoralized communications slow casualty counts and financial losses. Rivers in Belgium Holland, Germany and Poland recede while France endures continued rain. Details on Budapest and Bucharest remain incomplete as reports continue.
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Paris
Transylvania
Hungary
Romania
Europe
Belgium
Holland
France
Himseld
Rumania
Budapest
Bucarest
Mellon Defends War Debt Pacts Before Committee
Secretary Mellon urged approval of summer debt settlements with Italy Belgium and other nations arguing foreign markets and a prospering Europe are vital for American producers. He said the agreements serve the real interests of the country and a favorable report is expected with Senate approval pending after committee action.
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Washington
Ittaly
Belgeum
Debt Commission
Mellon
House
Ways and Means
Europe
Ife
Navy to dispatch relief to Samoan Islands
The Navy plans to send supplies to the Samoan Islands to avert a food shortage caused by the New Sears Day hurricane. The minesweeper Whippoorwill, set to depart Honolulu tomorrow, will stay, and other ships are available. The Red Cross has been notified of the situation.
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Washington
Navy Department
Samoan Islands
Whippoorwill
Honolulu
Red Cross
No New Proposals to End Hard Coal Strike
New York report says the joint committee for miners and operators returned for resumed talks at the Union League Club with no new proposals. Spokesmen noted no regular conference occurred during the recess and no new terms were submitted.
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New York
Diners and Operaors
Pennsylvania
Afterngan
Arto Coal Miners
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
James A. Gorman
Union League Club
Alvin Markle
WW. Inghs
Crown Prince Renounces Throne. Michael Heir to Romanian Line
In Bucharest on January 4, the crown passes from Crown Prince Carol who renounces his claim. The successor is his one year old son Prince Michael, son of Princess Elena of Greece. A regency council is formed to govern if Michael is under age, while King Ferdinand remains. The Assembly votes 234 to 0 to recognize the renunciation and Michael's succession rights.
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Bucharest
Romania
Carol
Tn Ius Stead 1
Michael
Elon
Greece
Comel
Ferdinand
National Assembly
Carols
Michaels
Assembly
Aleo Adont
Deficit Fund Request From President Aids Veterans Bureau
Washington January 4 President Coolidge called for a deficiency appropriation of 114,000,000 for the veterans bureau mainly to cover costs of the chorus. A supplementary appropriation of 2,152,68 was sought for the interior department, most items for relief of veterans.
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Washington
Coolidge
Huresu
Interior Department
Tudyans
Convict in Pen in California Held Over Mysterious Name
In Merced California on January 4 two guards moved Robert Scott a Chicago murder suspect from a road camp to an interview. He was identified by some as Joseph Redding and by others as Robert Scott amid confusion over his alleged crimes and parole status.
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San Francisco
John Redding
Robert B Scott
Chicago
Joseph Maurer
Scott
Russell Scott
Illinois
Robert Scott
Redding
San Quentin
Calf
Akay
Joseph Redding
Hugh Sierras
Princess Helen Vlora Marries Fourth Husband
New York report states Princess Helen Vlora formerly Helen Kelle, once wife of Trank Gould, married Oscar Mo Burke today. She is the divorced wife of Prince Vlora of Albania and this marks her fourth marriage. she divorced Prince Vlora in Paris in 1922.
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New York
Helen Vlora
Wie
Prince Vlora
Albania
Oscar Mo Burke
Helen Kelle
Trank Gould
Prince Viora
Paris
Fine college man on moonshine charge
Datney Horton, graduate instructor at Ohio State University, whose home was raided by state prohibition agents weeks earlier, was fined 800 dollars and ordered to pay costs on charges of possessing liquor and implements for its manufacture. Horton was then dismissed from the faculty.
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Columbus
Ohio
Datney Horton
Daglish
Ohio State University
Emila
Taculls
Martyrlike ovation for Dante case men at Union Station
In St Louis crowds gave an ovation to 11 men condemned in the Jack Dante case as they returned home to bid farewell to friends before entering the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth. Hundreds crowded the Union Station platform and steps as a special Pullman train carried the group.
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St Loui
Jack Dante
Iiends
Selanies
Leavenworth
Kansas
Union Station
Hoover inquiry on rubber monopolies begins with secretary
Washington January 4 In a House Commerce Committee inquiry Hoover will be called as the first witness in examining the British rubber monopoly. The hearing is set to begin Wednesday and concerns American tariffs and trade practices with Britain.
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Hoover
Washington
House
Surplus Farm Products Hold Montana Bureau
Bozeman Montana Jan 4 The American farmer has shown he can produce but must prove he can market goods. President Wool Stockton Montana Farm Bureau Federation opening address to over 20 county reps during the annual farm and home week at Montana State College. He notes surplus products and prices tied to world markets while other industries get protection. He cites topics for the bureau including protein content disputes for number one wheat, railroad rates, and bay road plans as the bureau's focus this season. The second day will feature Gov Tricksta as principal speaker.
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Bozeman
Wol Stockton
Montana Larm Bureau Federation
Stockton
Farm Bureau
Montana
Mate College
Mr. Stockton
Bay Roads
Jana Bureau
Trickspa
Farm relief bills spark reconvened Congress debate
Washington January 4 Proposals from multiple sources aim to aid farmers after reconvening. Dickinson Iowa bill envisions cooperative disposal of surpluses with a federal farm advisory council and a seven member farm board. McKinley Illinois favors direct credit aid to farmer cooperatives. Tillman Arkansas seeks $225000 for cooperative marketing agencies in the agriculture department.
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Washington
Congress
Dickinson
Iowa
House
Des Moines
Federal Farm Advisory Council
Federal Farm Board
Secretary of Agriculture
Advisory Council
McKinley
Illinois
Favor Walsh's Bill on Court Evidence
A Senate Judiciary Committee ordered a favorable report on a Walsh Democrat Montana bill. It would penalize American citizens who refuse to testify abroad when summoned by American courts. The measure follows the Cheyenne federal court's inability to obtain testimony abroad from James Nett and Jerry Chinor, ex-officials tied to the Teapot Dome era.
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Washington
Uhe
Senate Judiciary Committee
Walsh
Montana
Cheyenne
Teapot Dome
James IV GO Nett
Jarry Mchinar
Attic
Midwest
Doheny Loss Upheld as Leases Cancelled by Upper Court
The United States circuit court of appeals in San Francisco affirmed a district court ruling canceling the Doheny leaseholds in Navali reserve No 1 California and denying relief for work on the Pearl Harbor oil base and Elk Hills fields. The court found the leases obtained through conspiracy and collusion, but ordered compensation of 1786.28 to Pan-American Terroleum and Transportation for certain work. Frank W Hogan, Doheny defense counsel, said the case would be taken to the Supreme Court.
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San Diatesco
Ownich
United States Supreme Court
Edward Lo Doheny
Navali Reserve
California
Pearl Isa Hotel
Mototulu
Mares Circu Court of Appeals
United States District Court
Los Angeles
Pan-American Teroleum and Transportation Com
Pearl Harror
Elk Hulls
Washington
Frank TV. Hogan
Edward L. Doheny
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Supreme Court
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Red Fox
Veterans’ Bureau
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