White House denies policy shift after Hughes retirement
The White House today dispelled rumors that Secretary Hughes departure would alter foreign policy. President Coolidge reaffirmed no changes in aims, stressing policy will develop with world events but remain steady through the administration starting March 4. He cited Russia as a separate case with continued hope for eventual recognition, though no immediate move is foreseen.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Hughes
Coolidge
Russia
Congress
Frozen tragedy on Long's Peak ends in missing rescuer
Estes Park Colorado January 13 Associated Press reports that Miss Agnes Vaille froze to death during a rescue attempt on Long's Peak. Her companion Walter Kiener, a skilled climber, survived after describing a brutal ascent and a 50 below zero blizzard. Rescuer Herbert Sortland remains missing as searchers brace for continuing storms and subzero temperatures.
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Associated Press
Estes Park
Colo
Long's Peak
Herbert Sortland
Long
Sortland
Agnes Vaille
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Roger W. Tot
Walter Kiener
Yaille
Long’s Peak Inn
Miss Vaille
Kiener
Representative Anderson Proposes Office Consolidation Measure
Representative Parker T. Anderson of Blaine county will today introduce a bill to consolidate the state purchasing agent with the clerk of the board of examiners to cut state costs. The measure makes the purchasing agent serve as clerk and handle that office’s duties. The Silver Bow county delegation also backs House Joint Resolution No. 2 urging a first year collegiate course at the School of Mines in Butte, pending continuation on Page Two.
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J. Burke Clements
Parker T. Anderson
Blaine County
Board of Examiners
Anderson
Silver Bow County
State Board of Education
School of Mines
Butte
Walker
Silver Bow
Pauline
Flathead County
Davis resumes former activity with National Bank of Commerce
New York January 13 John W Davis democratic candidate for president in the last election was elected a director of the National Bank of Commerce indicating a return to his former activities in the financial district The announcement revived Wall Street reports that he planned to resume various directorships he relinquished before entering the presidential campaign notably his seat on the board of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway.
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Associated Press
New York
John W. Davis
National Bank of Commerce
Davis
Wall Street
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Kentuckians invoke anti gossip law against councilman
Paducah Kentucky January 17 County Judge Z M Lang used the states anti gossip law against Miles Stewart city councilman after Stewart swore to a warrant accusing him of knowingly and maliciously telling George Allen he had seen Judge Lang s name on the Paducah Ku Klux Klan roster. Conviction carries misdemeanor penalties.
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Associated
Tress
Faducah
Z. M. Lang
Miles Stewart
George Allen
Stewart
Judge Lang
Paducah
Ku Kix Klan
Senate Deficiency Bill Lets $150 Million Tax Refunds
Washington Jan 13 The senate approved the first deficiency appropriation bill for the year carrying 159 million dollars of which 150 million is for tax refunds An added 2.6 million was included as passed by the house Debates focused on including names of all individuals and corporations receiving refunds in the congress report An approval also granted 50 thousand dollars for the farm commission expenses and 50 thousand for the president's oil conservation board despite earlier House rejection
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Washington
Senate
House
Ning
Utah
Congress
Farm Commission
Coolidge
Oil Conservation, Board
Former Empress Zita in Hungary Sparks Succession Talk
Vienna reports a mysterious plane landed at Count Estehazy’s Tata estate carrying two veiled women and a man. One veiled figure is believed to be former Empress Zita, hinting she returned to pave Prince Otto’s path to the throne. Pilot Zimmerman, who earlier brought Emperor Charles to Hungary, was identified.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Count Estehazy
Tata Tovares
Hungary
Burgenland
The
der Abend
Estehazy
Zita
Prince Otto
Zimmerman
Emperor Charles
Funeral rites for Archbishop Moeller at St Peters Cathedral
In Cincinnati on January 13 the medieval Roman Catholic rites were held for the late Archbishop Henry Moeller, metropolitan of the Cincinnati province. A bronze casket lay on a catafalque beneath the cathedral’s high altar as Cardinal Haynes, Archbishop Fumasoni-Biodi, and many archbishops bishops and clergy attended the solemn service.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
Henry Moeller
St. Peters
Patrick Cardinal Haynes
New York
Pietro Fumasoni Biodi
United States
New German Siemens Loan Nears Final Public Offering
New York bankers say negotiations are nearly done for a 10 to 15 million dollar loan to the Siemens group, an electrical equipment manufacturer. A public bond issue is expected to be offered within about ten days.
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Associated Press
New York
Siemens Group
Houghton Named New British Ambassador in Cabinet Shakeup
President Coolidge announced a cabinet and diplomatic reshuffle as he readies to take office for his next term on March 4. Alanson B. Houghton of New York, currently ambassador to Germany, will succeed Kellogg in London, with Berlin posting to be filled before March 4. The move follows Hughes' retirement plans and Kellogg's expected Berlin appointment.
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Washington
Coolidge
Alanson B. Houghton
New York
Germany
Kellogg
London
Houghton
London Post
White House
State Department
Hughes
Ambassador Kellogg
Berlin
Germany tests postwar strength against France in trade talks
Paris, Jan 13 The Associated Press reports Germany seeks to test its recovered economic power on France by rejecting French concessions in ongoing trade negotiations. Berlin delays final interview with Finance Minister Bernardy as officials expect no temporary accord. Alsace Lorraine export protection steps already underway amid anticipated tariff war.
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Paris
Associated Press
Germany
France
Trendelerburg
Finance
Bernardy
Ministry of Commerce
Foreign Office
Seeond
Berlin
Alsace-Lorraine
Reynaldy
Banks Close Year in Sound Condition in Helena
Banks in Helena and vicinity closed 1924 with sound financial condition after a year of marked improvement over 1923. All banks reported increased deposits and regular dividends were declared. Directors and officers were reelected or promoted at annual stockholder meetings, with optimism for continued growth in 1925.
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Helena
M.r. Kaufman
Union Bank
Mail train holdup on Long Island nets $10000
A single robber boarded a Bellmore to Merrick train, disarmed clerk Bart Green, forced open a registered pouch, and escaped with $10,000 as the train stopped briefly at Merrick. Postal authorities note a $2000 reward for those tied to mail robbery.
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New York
Long Island
Bellmoor
Merrick
City
Inc
First National Bank of
Bart Green
Green
Rob Yiber
Picture Machine Puzzles Picture Transmission Discovery
Dr C F Jenkins demonstrated a radio photographic system to Yale engineers. A film roll left in the receiver showed seven distinct likenesses and strange characters, puzzling experts about the source and nature of the signals.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Senate preserves stalemate on Muscle Shoals bill
Washington reports the Senate after six weeks returns to the same impasse on Muscle Shoals. The chamber faces three measures, including Norris plan for government operation and Underwood private leasing as a substitute, with votes and arguments continuing. The bills are set for reconsideration tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Norris
Underwood Prigate Leasing Lill
Coeds Flee Dorm Fire At Spearnah Teachers College
By Associated Press Spearnah South Carolina January 14 a major blaze destroyed Wenona Wall dormitory at Jess ayag College causing an estimated damage of 200000 dollars. More than fifty coeds and several firemen faced narrow escapes as flames engulfed the main building in the early morning.
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Associated Press
Spearnah
S. C
Mack Hills
Teachers’ College
Wenona Wall
Jess Ayag
Twenty Die as German Express Collides at Herne
An express train bound from Berlin to Cologne crashed into a standing train at Herne station. Four minutes early, the impact demolished three cars of the local train and killed more than twenty people. Authorities blame a signal misread due to fog.
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Bierlin
Associated Press
Berlin
Cologne
Herne
West Philia
Plane Rages With Woman's Liberty
Baltimore dated report says grand jury indicted Mrs. Mabel Moore for obtaining 3900 in jewelry by false representations. The verified indictment travels by air mail to Los Angeles where Moore was arrested last Friday. Court appearance set for Friday in habeas corpus proceedings. delivery timing may determine her fate.
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Baltimore
Mabel Moore
Los Angeles
Moore
Submarine Strands on Outer Bar at Orleans Harbor
At Chatham Massachusetts on January 13 a United States submarine 3 19 ran aground seven feet in the sand of the outer bar to Orleans Harbor. Forty crewmen were aboard and remained safe overnight. Coast Guard teams struggled through heavy surf trying to reach the craft. lines could not be successfully laid. Boats capsized and rescue efforts continued as night fell with the tide rising.
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Chatham
Mass
United States
Abbott H. Walker
Nauset Coast Guard
Bar
Orleans Harbor
Coast Guard
Nauset
Senator Garber proposes university chancellor abolition bill
Senator D Garber of Sanders proposes to abolish the office of chancellor at Greater Montana University and create a board of administration with the four university presidents and the state superintendent. The move aims to save over 200 a year, cut costs, and integrate leadership across Missoula Bozeman Butte and Dillon.
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Garber
Bill TD
G. E. LA Follette
D. Garber
Sanders County
Greater
Montana University
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hey
Supreme Court
Board of Administration
State University
Missoula
State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Mites
President Insists Inaugural Be Simple
Washington Jan 13 The senate approved 40000 for deficien cy needs and vetoed social reception plans. President Coolidge opposes an elaborate parade and charity ball but favors a restrained, official inaugural with limited escorts and governors’ staffs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Ballidge
Coolidge
Tee
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