Wheeler's Case Secrecy Dominates Senate Debate
Senate debate on Attorney General Stone's possible Supreme Court appointment runs two hours in open session before ruling it must be handled in executive session. Heflin probes Stone's Morgan estate work as Ownbey case looms, while Wheeler indictments in DC and Montana court actions unfold with grand jury timing set for February and March.
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Washington
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Supreme Court
Senate
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Heflin
Alabama
J. Pierpont Morgan
James A. Ownbey
Colorado
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ownbey
Wheelse
Montana
District of Columbia
Wheeler
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Department of Justice
Attorney. General
Great Falls
R.ie Wheeler
Gordon Campbell
Butte
G. M., Bourgiin
C N. Pray
Frank Dietrich
District of Idaho
Dietrich
Would Press States on World War Obligations
Associated Press report from Cincinnati dated January 27 shows Senator Pat Warrison urging prompt funding of European war debts to relieve American taxpayers. He cites large annual sums owed by nations like Italy and France and opposes France’s debt repudiation move described by deputy Marian.
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Cincinnati
United States
Pat Warrison
Democrat
Mississippi
National Foot Brokers’ Association
Italy
Patrona
Morrison
France
Marian
Chamber of Deputies
Narcotic Prisoners Arrive at Leavenworth Federal Prison
Thirty six inmates reached Leavenworth Kansas today including 28 convicts under the Harrison narcotic act. A recent survey shows a large share of inmates serving for unlawful drug violations.
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Teavenworth
Kans
Jan
Federal Penitentiary
Helena YMCA forms junior boys cabinet in organizing meeting
The Helena Michigan YMC junior membership cabinet, an entirely boy led group with advisory support from association executives, organized last night with a bean supper and talks. Wallis Woods as president and Thomas Everett as vice president will guide members through monthly meetings and activities.
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Cabiiet
Wallis Woods
Thomas Everett
Ray Higgins
Alex Cunningham
Milton Alderson
Harry Bowman
Donald Williams
Livrarian
Kenneth Minnagh
Ottice
Jim Kelley
Andy Schultz
Hi. J. Warms
Y. M
Forbes Closing Arguments in Veterans Bureau Trial
Chicago Jan 27 Associated Press. Tames Easby-Smith for Charles Forbes began closing arguments in the veterans bureau conspiracy trial. He attacked the testimony of Elias H Mortimer the government informant and chief witness. Also involved were Randolph Laughlin and former Senator James Hamilton Lewis for co defendant J W Thompson. Automobile accidents in the United States are rising about two thousand yearly per Eyesight Conservation Council of America blaming defective vision for a large share.
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Chicago
Associated” Press
Tames
Easby-Smith
Charles KR. Forbes
Veterans' Bureau
Veterans’ Bureau
Elias H. Mortimer
Easby
United States
Eyesight Conservation Council of America
Red Pepper Nuh relieves pain instantly and deeply
A vintage ad touts Red Pepper Nuh as a quick pain reliever for rheumatic pain backache chest cold and sore spots. It promises instant warmth within three minutes penetrating heat and relief of congestion urging readers to buy and apply the rub now.
Jury hears details of fatal hotel shooting in Herrin
The coroner's inquest reveals shots fired from hotel upper windows toward E N Bowen's office. Witnesses identify Thomas as the first to fire, with Young and Forbes also involved. Sheriff Galligan brings deputies to guard the scene as funeral plans for Young proceed amid high tensions and wide public interest.
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E. N. Bowen
Ross Lizenby
Lizenby
Jim
Thomas
Young
Ed Forbes
Homer Warren
George Galligan
Thomas’house
Calligen
John Meeker
Presbyteria Miniser
Herrin
Henry Peterson
Merrin
Peterson
Leo
Nevada
Glale
Sravely Sical
Intermountain College Board Reports Strong Progress
The Intermountain College board of trustees met yesterday and heard upbeat reports from all departments. President E J Klemme announced adoption of the quarter plan, plan for a summer school, and plans for a statewide fundraising campaign with Dr Hancher of the Methodist board to assist.
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Intermountain Union College
Intermountain
E. J. Klennne
Ain
Chile
Friends of
Alvin F. Taylor
Klemme
Disputed custody case over 3-year-old in juvenile court
In Philadelphia a custody dispute between Mrs. Russell Earl Steimling Jr and Mrs. Martha Silknitter centers on a 3 year old boy claimed by both as Jackie Duff. The case features claims of kidnapping, past abandonment in Camden, and a planned water immersion test to verify paternity while court physicians note scars on the child.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Russell Earl Steimling
Girard Manor
Paland
Martha Silknitter
Rawmsky
Russell
Mrs Green May Draw Life Term In Prison
Mrs. Winona Green, convicted of murder in the killing of her father in law J. B. Green, was denied a new trial and sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge John W. Wade. An appeal to the supreme court was announced. Green was arrested in Pueblo, Colorado, after the fatal wounding and the mother-in-law’s disappearance near Fisher, Oklahoma. Police say she admitted killing Green and his wife. The United States has more than 3,000 telephones.
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Associated Press
Title Rock
Ark
Winona Green
J. 2
Green
John W. Wade
Supreme Court
Fisher
Oklo
Milwaukee Father Accused in 3 Year Old’s Poison Death
Arthur Maufschil of Milwaukee was arrested on a charge of first degree murder after his son Roy aged 3 died of poison. Roy was heir to an estate valued at $15,000 left by his mother. The will gave the estate to the father if she did not remarry, but she did marry.
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Arthur Maufschil
Milwaukee
Roy
Hanfschild
Soix
Soviets Denied Claim to Russian War Fleet
Paris reports the Soviet government claim to the Wrangel fleet is rejected by French premier Poincare. A parliamentary committee released documents showing the ships at Bizerta since the White Army defeat, with France maintaining the vessels belong to Russia and will be delivered to a recognized government.
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Paris
Baron Petar Wrangel
Vremiar Deiacare
Chamber of Deputies
Wrange
Bizerta
Tunis
Iines
Trussia
Wrangle
M. Poincare
It Is Harder To Sell An Auto To A Woman
Delegates at the National Automobile Dealers’ convention heard William J. Roth of Detroit state that a woman seeks thorough car quality. He argued appearance and beauty are only of passing interest to her, countering the belief that women focus on looks when buying a vehicle.
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Chicago
Tan
National Automobile Dealers’ Agigitation
William J. Roth
Detroit
Chinese railway strike shocks Shanghai to Nanking line
A Daily Mail dispatch from Shanghai reports Chinese engineers and firemen on the Shanghai Nanking railway striking last night. The protest, Japan era tone suggests, pits them against other railway workers and signals an industrial turning point in modern China.
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London
Shanghai-Nanking
Daily Mail
Shang- Nai
China
United States Faces League Relations Over Opium Probe
Geneva Jan 27 The Opium Conference discussion raises a possible mode to shape U S league ties by appointing a permanent US representative to monitor league activities and perhaps join council and assembly on selected matters. Officials see potential for associate status without covenant obligations and for involvement in world court judge selection and arms traffic control.
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Geneva
Associated Press
League of Nations
League
League Council
United States
Tre
Central Board of Control
Council of the League
Council
Assembly
Opiunt Board
World Court of Justice
America
Washington
Alessandri Adherents Take Control In Chile
Santiago Chile Jan 27 by the Associated Press an accord ends the post coup political confusion. The pact signed by the army and former foreign minister Augustin Edwards with navy assent pending ratification names Arturo Alessandri as constitutional president of Chile.
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Santiago
Chile
Associated Prests
Augustin Edwards
Arturo Alessandri
Rocket trail speed in clear sky exceeds forty four miles per second
A brief note reports that the speed of mnictners with visible hanging rocket trails in a clear night sky reaches 44 miles per second, illustrating remarkable velocity in experimental observations.
Land Fraud Swindle Victimizes Sucker Outfit From Oklahoma
Antonio Texas residents recount a land scheme led by a man called Johnson. Thirty three families from Laredo planned to colonize land in Veracruz Mexico, paying 2.00 an acre down and 30 an acre total, with 100 per family for transport. Johnson vanished, leaving families with fraudulent titles and uncertain futures. Several families seek local work while others consider Oregon or returning to Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
Antonio
Tex
Jan
Checolah
Okla
Mexico
Vere Cruz
San Antonio
Laredo
United States
Johnson
Edenville
Denver
Checatah
Oregon
Oklahoma
Canadian National Railways to Offer 35 Million Bond Issue
Canadian National Railways plans a bond issue near 35 million dollars for 13 year term. The move appears to target long term financing and investment growth for the railroad, signaling a major capital raise by the company.
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Montreal
Canadian’ ‘National Railways Company
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