Iowa Republican central committee moves to oust Brookhart
Des Moines Jan 24 The Iowa Republican state central committee repudiates U S Senator Smith W Brookhart and seeks to declare his Senate seat vacant alleging pre election deceit and Republican fraud the case centers on Brookhart’s self presentation as a Republican before aligning with the La Follette movement. The dispute mirrors a broader national debate as Stone nomination to the Supreme Court stalls in the Senate.
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Pomp Marks Match Chicago Bride Weds In Cardinal Event
Miss Loretta Hines daughter of Evanston residents and Mr Howell Howard son of Dayton Ohio were married by Cardinal Mundelein at the Holy Name cathedral in Chicago. The ceremony cost the bride’s parents about 100000 with 2500 guests and gifts from Europe. The couple will honeymoon in Warwickshire England.
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Loretta Hines
Edward Hines
Evanston
Howell Howard
T. M. Howard
Dayton
Cardinal Mundelein
Europe
Francis ©. Kelly
Oklahoma
Michael Fitz~ Simons
Francis Pursell
Holy Name Cathedral
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Tito Schipt
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Earl of Dudley
Warwickshire
England
Weather Outlook for Week Ahead Across Mountain Regions
The forecast from the Associated Press notes a week starting Monday in the Northern Rocky Mountain and Plateau areas with early snow followed by a thaw then renewed cold. Temperatures trend cold to moderate midweek, cooling again toward week’s end.
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The Fiddler: Dorothy Ellingson Involved In Fatal Family Tragedy
Dorothy Ellingson, 16, of San Francisco, faced the consequences of a tragedy linked to jazz influenced delinquency. Police rounded up contributors to the girl’s trouble, with musician Harry Chintz among the first arrested on a stated statutory offense charge.
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Dorothy Ellingson
San Francisco
Harry Chintz
Slemp Reflects on White House Workload and Health
Washington Jan 24 Eighteen months as secretary to the president have convinced Bascom Slemp that the presidency is not a man hitting office. He will retire soon as immediate assistant and discussed the presidency’s workings with White House correspondents who presented him a formal statement of their regret and a briefcase for his legal practice. He says health rests on systematic work rest and relaxation and notes the administration has managed health well during a trying period despite war and investigations.
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Washington
Bascom Slemp
Slemp
White House
Thee Measures Paged by House
Two senate measures passed by the house on third reading. Senate Joint Resolution No. 1 limits pay for absent members. Senate Bill No. 1 sets how Montana supreme court reports are published. House Memorial No. 2 asks Congress to cut linseed oil and flax duties. Short session yesterday.
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Leuthold
19Th Legislative Assembly
Speers
Montana Supreme Court
Congress
ILLS SELF WHEN PUT UNDER ARREST
Leonard G. Carlstedt, allegedly wanted in Los Angeles for bank swindling, shot and killed himself in Ogden Utah after being arrested. He left the police to see his wife and relatives comfortable at a hotel before committing suicide in his hotel room. He died en route to a hospital.
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Ogden
Utah
Leonard G
Carlstedt
Los Angeles
Staion
Legislation Pushes Low Rate Loans for Reclamation Settlers
Washington January 24. Commissioner Mead of the reclamation bureau told the senate reclamation committee that legislation to lower interest rates on long time loans to reclamation settlers is necessary. The bill, by Senator Kendrick Democrat Wyoming, would provide advances to settlers on new reclamation projects at four percent.
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Washington
Mead
The
Reclamation Bureau
Senate Reclamation Committee
Kendrick
Wyoming
Doheny Charges Argued in Federal Oil Inquiry Hearing
The District of Columbia supreme court heard motions to quash indictments tied to the oil inquiry. Edward L. Doheny Jr and co defendants faced arguments that Senator Walsh’s radio speech violated court decorum and could invalidate the grand jury returns. Court recessed until Monday for government and defense rebuttals.
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Albert I. Fall
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Frederic R. Kellogg
New York
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Atlee Pomerenc
Owen J. Roberts
Martin Littleton
Sinclair
Keiloge
Walsh
Eclipse Observers Record Perfection in Sky’s Long Rendezvous
Sol and Luna staged a rare solar eclipse sighting described as the most perfectly executed celestial union in generations. Venus Mercury and other chaperones guided observers as telescopes and cameras captured eclipse corona, umbra and penumbra across East observatories and migratory flights.
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Duplier
Mercury
Associated Press
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Sone
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Thaide
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Penumbra
Hinstein
New Haven
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Poughkeepsie
Buffalo
Red Lake
Ming
Nantucket
Los Angeles
Angola Island Submerged In Sea With Fears Of Death
Lisbon dispatch reports Port Alexander an Angolan island has suddenly sunk into the sea and disappeared. The islet, about 4,000 square yards, housed Portuguese and native settlers and a considerable loss of life is feared.
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Associated Press
London
Port Alexander
Angola
West Africa
Lisbon
The
Sunday Express
Coolidge backs world court and warns against a super government
Washington January 24 President Coolidge reaffirmed support for United States participation in the world court as the next step toward outlawing war. He urged turning light of information on diplomacy and said the nation should remain ready to join measures for security while avoiding the danger of a super government.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
White House
United States
Sandler Named Sweden's Premier After Branting Resigns
Stockholm January 24 Idekard Sandler formerly minister of commerce becomes Sweden's prime minister. He succeeds Hyjlmaar Branting who has resigned. Premier date not specified.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Idekard Sandler
Commerce
Sweden
Tetalaxy
Hyjlmaar Branting
Schwab Sees Bright Steel Outlook and Higher Earnings
Charles M Schwab, chairman of a steel firm, tells reporters in New York the steel outlook is better than in 1924. He predicts prices will rise at least 10 dollars per ton due to higher raw material costs, and says the general business outlook is favorable with no reason for alarm.
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Associated Press
New York
Charlie M. Schwab
Meth Schem Steel Corporation
Europe
America
Senate debate on postal salaries amid court nomination ruckus
Washington January 24 The senate backed postal salaries bill as an unscheduled eruption over the nomination of Attorneys General Stone to the Supreme Court stirred proceedings. The rate revision section will resume Monday. Denver Morley imposed quarantine on livestock and related shipments entering Colorado from Texas.
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Supreme Court
Two Soldiers Shot and Killed Holding Up Omaha Store
Arthur Fay and Norman Kelley both soldiers from Fort Omaha were shot and killed after attempting a grocery store robbery in Omaha. S. R. Gulick fired from behind merchandise causing both men to fall within moments. Local authorities identified the men as Fort Omaha soldiers. Fay had ties to Indianola Iowa and a sister in Omaha, Kelley to Van Buren Arkansas.
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Associated Press
Arthur Fay
Norman Kelley
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Seventeenth Infantry
S. R. Gulick
Gulick
Fort Omaha
GB. Richardson
Indianola
Kelley
W.A. Kelley
Vanburen
Arkansas
Father and sons to face electric chair over farmer Thackston murder
Greeny Jain, A Jerry Jester and his two sons Charlie and Claude were convicted of the murder of farmer and merchant J B Thackston. Judge Rice denied a new trial and sentenced the men to die in the electric chair on February 37. Thackston was slain on December 19.
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Jerry Jester
Charlie
Claude Jester
J. EB. Thackston
Rice
Thackston
Anti-Bobs Form A Club In Livingston
In Livingston Montana on January 4 matrons who refuse bobbed hair have organized the Horse and Puggy club. They will meet weekly to patch husbands trousers and socks. No cards will be used and only initials of members will be reported for meeting places.
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Livingston
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Horse and Puggy Club
Weeting
Williamson County melee ends in multiple deaths at hotel lobby
In Herrin Illinois on January 24 a violent clash left S Glenna Young, George Forbes, Homer Warren, and Deputy Sheriff Ore Thomas dead in the Et Pean hotel lobby. Several others were wounded as a feud among Ku Klux Klan supporters and opponents escalated. Details vary on how the confrontation began and who fired first.
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Ile
Associated Press
S. Glenna Young
Ku Klux Klan
George Forbes
Homer Warren
Ore Thomas
Williamson County
Et Pean
Chicago Underworld Magnate Shot Down
John Torrio, a Chicago underworld chief, was shot and seriously wounded while sitting in his car in front of his South Shore home. Several men fled in a fast-moving car after firing from cover, as authorities link the incident to Torrio's past prohibition-related arrest and recent brewery raid penalties.
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Chicago
John Tor
Aniderworld Chieftain
South Shore
Torrio
Sieben
Walsh son confesses to murder in Minnesota home
The Associated Press reports Mrs. Ela Walsh, 43, was found slain at her Minneapolis home. Her son Clifford Walsh, 22, was arrested and confessed to the shooting, police said. He is described as a traveling salesman, currently in South Dakota, and the case centers on his alleged mental crisis.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Ela Walsh
Clifford Walsh
Walsh
South Dakota
Asquith Becomes Earl of Oxford in Historic Promotion
London reports that Herbert H. Asquith, aged 73, accepted an earldom offered by King George on Prime Minister Baldwin's advice. He chose the title Earl Oxford, a historic name in Britain, signaling the end of a long political career and his service to the nation.
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Associated Press
Herert H. Asquith
George
Baldwin
Oxford
Asquith
Wheat Hits New High as Public Controls Trade
Chicago July wheat surged to 2.10 a bushel for immediate delivery and May futures reached 1.95 4, amid a vigorous speculative run. Demand appeared strong as 6,120,000 bushels of domestic receipts this week contrasted with 3,793,000 a year ago, while exports remained light and visible supply tight.
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