Warren Named to Fill Cabinet Seat After Stone Elevation
Warren Michigan lawyer and former ambassador to Japan and Mexico is chosen to fill the cabinet vacancy created by Stone’s elevation to the supreme court bench. Nominated to the Senate for prompt action, Warren has long served in Republican circles and chaired key party committees.
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Actvisty Council
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Cleveland
Kellogg Set to Retire as Secretary of State in March
President Coolidge accepts Charles E. Hughes resignation and names Frank J. Kellogg as successor. Hughes to retire after four years directing foreign affairs with praise for his service and a call for repose. Kellogg already familiar with policy matters from diplomatic roles in Europe.
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Gale-Gwепt Liner Wreck Hits Atlantic Ports
Two gale swept liners the Lapland and the France suffer heavy weather off European ports as a hurricane broadside the Grand Banks late last Thursday. Passengers endure shocks as the ships brace and ride the storm with minor and major injuries reported.
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Weather outlook for week in northern mountains and plateau
The week starting Monday will see scattered snow in the northern Rocky Mountain and plateau region during the first half, followed by mostly fair weather in the latter half. Temperatures will average below normal for most of the week, with noticeably cold conditions later.
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The Alcohol That Kills Folk
Boston January 10 The Alcohol Symposium heard that bootleg liquor kills not poisons. Dr Reid Hunt of Harvard medical school said a fatal dose requires drinking near one's own weight in liquor and acetaldehyde is a key ingredient blamed for harmful effects.
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Meghel Kilis
Orders relief for Fort Peck Indians
Washington January 10 Secretary Work authorizes allotment of 55000 dollars for a per capita payment of 25 dollars to 2225 Fort Peck Indians in Montana to help purchase winter supplies. Frosts hurt crops and job searches were reported according to the attached reports.
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Fort Peck Indias
Montana
Kansas probe of scandal stirs bribery reports in 1925
Topeka Jan 1 1925 reports then unfolding as the Kansas legislature convenes reveal alleged payments for pardons. Attorney General Griffith notes several accusations while noting quiet investigations. Governor Davis proclaims innocence and says his son was naive in the affair. Senator Finlay may lead an early inquiry. Paulen calls for investigation but offers no commitment.
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Linn County
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James W. Finlay
Chatnie
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Paulen
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Reach Deal on Annuities and Reparations
Paris January 10 The finance administrators from the United States Great Britain Italy France Belgium and Japan reach a general agreement on broad lines for reparations issues. Britain and America announce accords subject to Washington approval on payment of war damage claims to the United States. Deliberations move to experts and drafting committee ahead of Tuesday plenary session.
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Survey of Livestock Industry Completed
Washington January 10 The president's agricultural commission finished its first week of study on the livestock industry and plans a Monday draft of relief legislation recommendations. Delegation members including Everett C. Brown of Chicago and J C Swift of Kansas City urged measures to stabilize cattle production and restore permanent credit, calling for a tariff on hides to curb world surplus.
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Washington
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Chicago
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Ku Klux Klan Outlawed in Kansas by State Supreme Court
Kansas state Supreme Court rules the Ku Klux Klan a for profit corporation, requiring a charter from the charter board to operate. district court injunctions lifted, effectively outlawing the organization in Kansas. In Denver, Keith Doelim, a high select student, is sought on perjury charges related to a marriage license. Dr. John Galen Locke, a Klan grand dragon, faces conspiracy and kidnapping charges. a continuance is granted for Locke.
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Luther May Rule German Empire
Berlin January 10 The finance minister Dr Hans Luther has been chosen by President Ebert to form a new cabinet with brighter prospects tonight. His success depends on the Clerical party action tomorrow and votes in the Reichstag.
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Wesley Barry Assists Good Boys in Scholarships Effort
Chicago reports Wesley Barry a three screen star assists Good Boys in post as ten scholarships funded by an initial gift of 79099 to Nu sa university. Scholarships honor thrift records and savings deposits and will cover four years of tuition for students with high class ranks. recipients start near September.
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Butte Man Killed by Adorosin Ball in Street Shooting
In Butte on January 10 a man named George Gaischok was fatally shot by an unknown assassin near a street entrance. He and a companion were walking when a gunshot rang out and Gaischok collapsed in a gutter crying for help.
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Bar Association Meeting Set for Monday in Atlanta
The van guard of the American Bar association executive and committees arrives in Atlanta for sessions Monday and Tuesday. A meeting place for the association in 1824 will be selected, with Charles E. Hughes arriving tomorrow.
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Atlanta, Ga
American Bar Association
Charles E. Hughes
Scandal in Game Told by Landis
The 1924 New York Giants bribery case tested by commissioner Landis is released in full with 20 000 words of Q A including Jimmy O Connell confession and an attempted 500 bribe of Heine Land. The report covers the World Series game and the Giants 1954? season details not fully clarified.
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Cory Dolan
Final Shoals Battle Near As Jones Amendment Faces Senate
The Muscle Shoals bill moves toward a Senate vote next week as the Jones amendment seeks to refer the issue to a commission. Senate leaders call it the main obstacle to passage with a close roll ahead. Norris blocks time limits. another vote to end debate is planned Monday. The Wadsworth plan failed 69 to 3 with five Republicans supporting it, and the Jones amendment gains favor as it requires congressional ratification before any commission findings take effect.
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Thief Detected Fleeing Goes Over 200 Foot Chelan Gorge
A Chelan bank cashier Vanslyke left a note to his wife before driving off toward a gorge bridge after an apparent 45000 dollar defalcation. He died after plunging 200 feet. sheriff reports a bank examiner and state banking supervisor confirm the theft and a possible confession. The cashier, 30, left a widow and one child.
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