Michigan Will Railroa d Murderer to Cell
Senator Wheeler, Democrat Moran, voices in New York that moral chaos in the State Department and White House drive U S intervention in Nicaragua. He denounces Kellogg Coolidge policy as propping an American puppet in Nicaragua to serve New York bankers exploiters for 17 years, damaging confidence in government.
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Nerv
York
Rourton K. Wheeler
Moran
Teomnic Club of
New York
State Department
White House
United Sites
Nicaragua
Kellogg-Coolidge
Clea Conference Opened Delegates Begin Work
Tiwana Jan 17 AP President Coolidge leaving the United States, delegates at the Pan American conference commence work on cooperation for inter American relations. The opening session at 10:29 tomorrow will be chaired by Dr Raphael Martinez Ortiz, Cuban secretary of state, as open diplomacy and full publicity are seen as virtually assured.
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Tiwana
Coolidge
United States
Sutost
Raphael Martiez Ortiz
President Coolidge On His Way Home
President Coolidge travels by special train from Havana to Washington after landing at Key West. He rode through Key West with Mrs Coolidge and aides, then boarded the 44 hour train ride to the capital. The president is scheduled to arrive early Thursday in Washington.
Patent case defense tests refute infringement claim
In a high profile patent infringement suit, Metals Recovery vs Anaconda Copper Mining, Judge Bourquin presided as 10 witnesses and 34 exhibits were heard. The defense presented tests on flotation reagents and metals recovery, challenging the plaintiff’s claim that its patented reagents cover the field. Colonel Walker and others offered largely negative results, noting nitrogen as a common element and disagreement with Taggart on test outcomes. Continued on Page Two.
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Metals Recovery Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Federal District Court
George M. Bourquin
BS. Morrow
Anaconda
Thomas A. Jaaney
Utah Copper Company
B. Shores
American Smelting and Refining Company
Andrew Clausen
R. B. Martin
The
Minerals Separation Company
Iam H. Walker
Pasadena
California
Colonel Walker
Taggart
Morrow
Missing Aviator Hoyt Sparks Waning Hope In Snow
Salt Lake City reports fade in hope of locating missing aviator Fred Hoyt as hours pass and worsening weather blocks search by other aviators. The case draws renewed attention from authorities and local residents amid ongoing efforts to locate him.
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Salt Lake City
Fred Hoyt
AFL Plans Injunction Fight In Labor Disputes
Miami January 17. The American Federation of Labor executive council outlined a two front campaign for federal protections against strike breaking injunctions. President William Green announced plans to convene all international unions on strike legislation and to press Senate committees for action, with conferences to be arranged promptly in Washington.
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Miami
Fla
Organized Labor
Congress
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Wiliam Green
Los Angeles
Washington
Senate
Mystery son claims Archduke Austrian noble line
Cleveland dispatch reports Rupert J. Salvatore asserting he is the son of John Orth also known as Dr Orig N. Orloff who long claimed to be Archduke Johann Salvator. Salvator says tangible evidence ties Orth to Austrian nobility with a Montana ranch connection. Page Two continues.
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Cleveland
Hmsclft
John Orth
New York
Johann Salvatore
Austria
Orig N. Orloff
Emperor Franz Josef
Rupert J. Salvatore
Orth
Salvatore Sais
Olé Vrieudis
Montana
Salvatore
Duke
Salvatora
Murder Confession Ties Wife to Furnace Disposal
In Chattanooga a 53 year old railway conductor Harry C. Neilson confessed to killing his 61 year old wife, dismembering her body and cremating it in a furnace. He admitted to planning with his paramour Frances Williams, who faces accessory charges. Williams reported Neilson’s confession during a preliminary hearing as bail was set for both.
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Chattanooga
Harry C. Neilson
Railroast
Neilson
Frances Williams
Jane
Susan Rosman Sued Over Broadwater Funds Ruling
Townsend Montana special report: In district court judge hands down decision in state for Broadwater county funds case. Susan J Rosman former county treasurer and Fidelity and Deposit Co of Maryland cleared of liability for 13113.58 missing funds from Tosten State Bank when it closed. Bond covering deposits in Toston State Bank valid since 1923 and approved by Broadwater county commissioners. Proceedings span years with multiple attorneys, ending with state oversight and continued representation by county, bond, and surety counsel.
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Townsend
Tudge Ford
Montana
Broadwater County
Susan Sk. Rosman
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Susan J. Rosman
Taw
Tasten State Bank
Toston State Bank
Board of County Commissioners
Neiher
Susan Rosman
Frank T. Hooks
Fred W. Schnutz
T. A. Mapes
Afr. Schmitz
Edward Horsky
Helena
Parties Split in House on Downward Tariff Revision
The House voted 183 to 164 to table the McMaster resolution calling for a tariff cut as excessive. The Senate had approved the proposal 54 to 44. Representative Garrett C. Tennessee urged referring the measure to Ways and Means while seven Democrats joined 176 Republicans to table. Twelve Republicans and one former Labor, Kvale of Minnesota, voted with 15 Democrats against Tilson. The vote reflected a partisan split and the measure would have signaled support for tariff reduction if approved.
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Wieshington
Jen
Offic Senate
House
Tilson
Connecticut
Mcllaster
Senate
Garrett C. Tennessee
Kvale
Minnesota
McMaster
Quaker City Pauses to Honor Franklin
Philadelphia residents paused to mark the 22nd anniversary of Benjamin Franklin, a statesman, scientist, and homely philosopher. The ceremony was sponsored by the Poor Steward club, named for Franklin’s nom de plume, as observers reflected on his contributions.
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Quaker City
Franklin
Philadelphis
Benjamin Franklin
Stehard
Tranklin
Tis’ Gage
Forces of Sandino Retreat From San Albina Outposts
Airplane patrols reported that Sandino rebel outposts around San Albino have withdrawn from the region. Col Tous Mason Gulick, Marine Corps commander, said outposts near San Albino had been heavily attacked for the past three days.
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Menagua
Nicaragua
San Albina
Augusting Sandino
Sen‘[ding
San Atbimnl
Tous Mason Gulick
Marine Corps
Senate Debates Barring Smith of Illinois
In a tense Senate session today a resolution to bar Illinois Senator Smith sparked acrimonious debate. The discussion touched on accusations of fraud and corruption in Smiths credentials while reports from overseas described a chaotic incident involving a Chinese steamer and multiple casualties among crew and passengers.
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Smith
Illinois
Washington
London
Frank L. Smith
Waruy
Kong
Westminster
Gazette
Imboura
San Ham Hoi
Hong Kong
Hong
Hugh Conway
Slush Fund
Teed
Pennsyl- Sparks
Sania
Gineer
Restrictions on Senate Probe of Utilities Finance
Washington officials and investors urged limits on the planned senate inquiry into financing of public utilities. Wisconsin rail boss Louis Gettle and Pennsylvania state official William Antey argued against federal intrusion beyond interstate commerce questions and warned that state commissions must not be placed under federal control. Continued on page two.
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Washington
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Walsh
Lous E. Gettle
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
William D. T. Antey
Charman
Pennsylania Peal Service Commission
Montana
Gettle
Mnterstate Commission
McNary-Haugen Bill Boosted by Farm Leaders
Washington January 17 The McNary-Haugen equalization fee for permanent farm relief was upheld before the House agriculture committee by Chester H Gray of the American Farm Bureau federation. He urged an amendment creating advisory councils in 12 federal land bank districts. Thompson endorsed the bill briefly, while George W Donaghey urged enactment of state relief legislation to stabilize farming.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Chester H Gray
American Farm Bureau Federation
Gray
Federal Land Bank
Federal Farm Board
Thompson
H. Thompson
Amerian Farm Bureau Federation
McNary-Taneen
George W Donaghey
Arkansas
French Pilots Land In Venezuela At Maracas
Dieudonne Costes and Joseph Lehrrix arrived from Colon Panama at 6:00 p.m. after a 10 000 mile flight lasting just under 12 hours. They left Colon at 6:52 a.m. and likely will proceed to Caracas tomorrow, a 50 mile car trip.
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Maracas
Venezuela
Pi —Dieudonne Costes
Joseph Lehrix
Colon
Panama
Caracas
Plan institute in U.S. wool industry
New York January 17 Directors of the American Association of Woolen and Worsted Manufacturers unanimously approved plans for organizing an institute in the woolen manufacturing industry.
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New York
American Association of Woolen and Worsted Manufacturers
Hotelling to be moved to hospital or prison in insanity plea
Flint January 17 AP Adolph Hotelling, who confessed slaying Dorothy Schneider, will be sent to court for a change of venue to Ingham or Town counties. If allowed, he will plead guilty and be examined by three physicians to decide insanity. If deemed insane he goes to a hospital. otherwise to state prison. He was brought back to Genesee county for arraignment after sheltering at a Iowa reformatory amid mob threats.
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Flint
Mich
Apj
Adolph Hotelling
Dorothy Schneider
Genesee County
Fred W. Green
Associated Press
Genesee
Ingram
Town County
Hotelbng
Lowa Reformatory
Explosion at Algoma plant injures workers in Sault Ste Marie
In Sault Ste Marie Ontario area and nearby city the Algoma corporation blast furnace explosion injuries 12 workers and shatters windows. Officials withheld cause while damage is pegged at about 4000 dollars. The blast rattled both cities three miles apart and disrupted the Canadian Sac torlay area.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
APJ
Algoma Corporation
Canecian
Senators Propose Joint Session Of Confederate And Union Veterans
Washington Jan 17 A joint session of the Confederate and Union veterans of the Civil War to be held in Washington next summer is proposed in a joint resolution by Senator Norris Republican Nebraska The necessary expenses of the reunion would be paid from the federal treasury.
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Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Beast in School Hurt by Apparent Fanatic Incident
Ellsworth Wisconsin January 16 AP report says Jarence Whitaker a school teacher was seriously injured in an explosion at Cady Creek School near Spring Lake ten miles east of Herc Sherriff Martin Kyel says 15 investigators search for a suspected fanatic and motive
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Ellsworth
Wis
Jarence Whitaker
Cady Creek
Spring Lake
Herc
Martin Kyelsind
Tax Cut Bill Stalled in Senate Finance Committee
A tax reduction bill remains shelved in the Senate Finance Committee as of March 15 with Democrats seeking earlier action. Senator Simmons of North Carolina pressed for immediate consideration but was defeated 1 to majority by party lines. Chairman Smoot led the panel, stating the administration wants tax return details before any reduction becomes law. Simmons warned more moves would follow if the bill fails to advance.
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Jar
Christimaz
House
Senate
Simmons
North Carolina
Smoot
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Q ‘Etreet
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