Adjourment in Scott divorce suit grants alimony in Almena
In Almena Michigan Judge Frank Emerick halted the Scott divorce case to permit additional depositions for Mrs Edna James Scott. Alimony of 20 dollars immediately plus 50 dollars monthly was ordered while the hearing resumes. Depositions sought include Frederick Holden Frank Vencio and others in Washington and New York.
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AsSociated Press
Almena
Mich
Jan
Courtroon
Trask
Lk. Scott
Chreule
Frank Emerick
Noto
Scott
Edna James Scott
Interior Offices Saved By Senate
The Senate passed and sent to conference the interior department appropriation bill, the first regular supply bill of the session, carrying about 238.8 million dollars. The Senate added less than 1 million to the House bill and restored funds for the surveyor general, kept offices, amended consolidations, and approved a 10 000 dollar annual salary for a new commissioner of reorganization under the interior secretary.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Interior Department
House
Surveyor General
General Office
Secretary of the Interior
Judge Olson calls for probe into McClintock death
Chicago January 6 Chief Justice Harry Olson of the municipal court urged a deeper inquiry into the death of William Nelson McClintock 21 who died December 4 at the Shepherd home Miss Isabelle Pope fiancée and heir to McClintock’s estate awaited his death was attributed to typhoid fever Olson asked for exhumation of Dr Oscar Olson brother of Olson and demanded a two to three month continued inquest criticizing the state attorney and coroner for not fully investigating the case The inquest was adjourned to January 20 with witnesses to be subpoenaed
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Chicago
Harry Olson
Municipal Court
William D. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
McClintock
Oscar Olson
Olson
Mr. Shepherd
Shepherd
Isabelle Pope
Miss Pope
Illegal marriage licenses cited in New York inquiry
A Brooklynn board of inquiry reports 10 to 12 percent of marriages in New York State over twenty years used by clergy in good standing to violate the law needing registration with health authorities before wedlock. The finding stems from statements made today.
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Associated Press
New York
New York City
Brooklyin
Solini
Board of Health
Italy
Ite
Florence
Republican
Italia Libera
d’Annunzio Union
King of bootlegs killing explained
Irv ing Denton of Santa Barbara confessed to police that he shot and killed bootleg chief George Keefe alias George Turner in self defense after a dispute over smuggled liquor. About 100 cases were found cached near the field off the coast highway where Turner’s body lay, Denton said.
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Rs Associated Press
Santa Barbara
Calif
Irving Denton
George Keefe
George Turner
Southern
California
Here
Denton
Better Business Seen by a Banker
From New York, January first, signs point to wetter business in autos and other industries. Dwight W. Morrow of J P Morgan and Company told National Chamber of Commerce members that confidence hinges on prudence and character of the men in business, shaping how long good times will last.
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Associated Press
New York
Dwight W. Morrow
J. P. Morgan and Company
National Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Morrow
Farm Body Takes Up Stockmen's Problems
Washington reports the presidents agricultural commission pressed to craft legislative help for the livestock industry. The panel sought funding and banking support while meeting with Cooper and farm banks leaders to shape possible proposals. Chair Carey planned to focus on marketing aspects as the group reviewed options.
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Associated Press
Washington
President's Agricultural Commission
Cooper
K. A. Cooper
National Council
Robert D. Carey
McCormick Faces Alienation Suit
Cyrus K. McCormick, head of International Harvester, is sued for $500000 in an alienation of affection case filed by Edwin Jacobs of New York. Jacobs alleges McCormick won his wife's love away from him. McCormick's attorneys contest the claim.
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Cyrus, K. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Edwin Jacobs
New York
Jacobs
McCormick
Mail Car Big Dig Looted by Conference Thug Gangs
Thieves broke into a sealed parcel post car of the Chicago and North Western train No 12 between Omaha and Denver yesterday and escaped with an unidentified haul. Police said a gang matching a conference of criminals was suspected as the culprits. No injuries reported and search efforts were underway.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Northwestern
Omaha
Apparitions Reported by Santa Clara Teens
In Santa Clara California Adeline and John Santos aged 18 and 16 told parents and friends they see apparitions nightly while in a coma for the past five days. They describe spirits resembling Indians and other figures. About 200 Portuguese residents gathered to pray for the spirits’ departure. The youths were to stay at the Santa Clara mission as a plan to break the spell.
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Associated Press
Santa Clara
Calif
Adeline
John Santos
Coma
Santos House
Santa Clara Mission
Santos
Delay decision on pork barrel bill delays action
Associated Press reports in Washington that the house rivers and harbors committees postponed final action on a request to cut about 14 006 900 from the 52 565 000 rivers and harbors bill until tomorrow. Members are unsure where to make the reductions with minimal obstruction.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Widow of Gompers contests will in Supreme Court
Washington January 6. Gertrude Gompers widow of Samuel Gompers contested his will in the District of Columbia supreme court. She alleged undue influence by Gompers son Samuel J. Gompers and others and sought the minimum legal share for herself.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
District of Columby
Supreme Court
Gertrude Gompers
Gompers
Samuel J. Gompers
Reclamation session eyed by Farmer-User needs group
Denver January session on the new reclamation act hears Thomas I. Campbell warn that a solution is far off. Campbell former Arizona governor and commission president says a long road lies ahead to provide relief for farmers as western officials and reclamation bureau leaders discuss the survey.
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Denver
Thomas I. Campbell
Arizona
Reclamation Bureau
Campbell
Brookhart Seat Contested in Senate Race
A contest against Senator Brookhart's election as a Republican from Iowa was filed in the Senate by Luther A. Brewer an independent Republican candidate. Brewer alleges fraud irregularities and voter intent was defeated by marked ballots and cites Brookhart's statements on the Soviet government of Russia.
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Washington
Brookhart
Towa
Senate
Luther A. Brewer
Jowat
Hrewer
Brockhart
Russia
Warrant Served on Gaston B Means in North Carolina
A bench warrant issued by U S District Judge Lindley in New York was served on Gaston B Means in Concord North Carolina. Means, a former Department of Justice agent, faced the warrant today.
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Associated Pre
Woman Sourdough Pioneer Miss Cashman Dies at 70
Miss Nel lie Cashman, a renowned Alaska sourdough who prospected gold from Arizona to the Arctic, died after a brief illness. The frail 70 year old drove her own dog teams and was laid to rest here tomorrow, according to Alaska pioneers.
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Associated Press
Toria
Dan
Nellie Cashman
Arizona
Arctic
Aussks
Canada
Senate Sustains Veto on Post Pay Increase Under Coolidge
Senate votes 53 to 29 to sustain President Coolidge's veto of the postal pay increase, keeping the earlier measure from passing. The action shifts focus to the administration's combined pay and postal rate bill with little chance of enactment this session.
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Senate
Coolidge
Associated Press
Ashington
Jat
Chad
Montana Assembly Opens as Erickson Delivers Long Message
Governor John E. Erickson addressed the nineteenth Montana legislative assembly with a lengthy message praised by members. A joint session applauded, and lawmakers formed escort committees for the governor. The house approved printing 1,000 copies, while bills and several committees were announced including Appropriations and Mileage and per diem.
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Nineteenth Legislactive Assembly
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Dawson County
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Loble
Lewis and Clark County
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Valetley
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le and Clark County
Larsen
Sheridan
Wold
Yellowstone
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Wheatland
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Lemmon
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Senate Declares for Docking Members Who Stay Out Over 5 Days
The Montana Senate passed a joint resolution by Senator Leuthold of Stillwater to dock assembly members absent more than five days unless sick. A brief session declined to hire a senate lawyer to draft bills. Senator Paul urged legal advice funded by the senate under the attorney general, while Senator Walker led opposition citing economy and concerns over repealing laws.
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Leuthold
Stillwater County
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Senate
Paul
Powell County
Tts
Tom Walker
Silver Bow
Eighteen Gas Deaths Prompt City Investigation
Eighteen deaths from carbon monoxide in Los Angeles in the past two weeks led a five member committee to investigate the situation and report to Mayor George E Cryer.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
George E. Cryer
Ladd Attacks Republican Leadership in Senate Speech
Senator Ladd of North Dakota denounces the Republican Senate Conference leadership in a prepared address. He claims La Follette Frazier and Brookhart have been expelled from party councils and accuses party leaders of betraying Lincoln’s traditions and ushering the party toward decline.
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Washington
Senate
Ladd
North Dakota
la Follette
Wisconsin
Frazier
Brookhart
Lowz
Old
Republican Party
New Republican Party
Linccoin
Traditioss
Gunmen Alterie and Gusenberg Sought in Denver Run
Denver police alerted as Louis Alterie and Frank Gusenberg, associates of Chicago killer Dion O Bannion, are believed hiding near Denver after a Douglas county ranch visit failed to locate them. Sheriff McKis reported no sighting, neighbors say they vanished from the ranch.
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Castle Rock
Colo
Louis “Diamond Jack
Alterie
Frank Gusenberg
Dion O'Bannion
Chicago
Denver
MecKissick
Douglas County
Farr Canyon
Gusenberg
Noted Screen Star Shakes a Husband
Pauline Frederick a stage and screen star was granted a divorce from Dr Charles Rutherford a Seattle physician in superior court. She testified she married him in 1921 and they separated in September 1922. Rutherford did not contest the suit.
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Los Angeles
Pauline Frederick
Charles Rutherford
Seattle
Beatrice Rutherford
Rutherford
Agriculture Department Defends Grain Prices in Wheat Market
Washington says no evidence of gambling in grain trading. urges proper inquiry if evidence arises. Officials assert line price hikes are due to world factors and not private speculation. They cite U S crop size, exports, and farm price trends to explain wheat pricing.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Co-Operative Shipping Association
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