Philippine independence debate reaches Senate decision date
Washington January 29 The Senate leadership announced a complete hearing on Philippine independence by February 10 with a bill to be reported to sponsor Renato x adorn Shereafter as porssihte. Two bills are before the committee one by Senator King Utah to free the Filipino and one by Kingdom to appoint a commission to study the question. Senator Vanderberg Michigan admin member plans a bill granting independence in 19 years with gradual tariff autonomy. Senate discussions note riots on the west coast as grounds for possible earlier independence.
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Washington
Senate
Birghaim
King
Utah
Courtrens
Vanderberg
Michigan
Toam
Tydings
Maryland
First Montana parrot fever cases raise alarm in Roundup
John Ashment, 54, dies from pallisitosis or parrot fever at Roundup home. His wife Amelia, 48, has a mild attack. Health officials confirm Montana’s first cases after Dr J H Crouch investigates with W F Cogswell announcing the discovery. Parrot reportedly came from Chicago December 21.
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Tloundup
John Ashment
Amelia Ashment
Montana
Ashment
Chicago
Senate Passes Federal Road Aid Bill Without Vote
The Senate approved a 125 million dollar three year federal road aid bill with no recorded vote. The measure, tied to Hoover era policy, returns to the House to approve an amendment capping payments at 25 per mile.
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Washington
Senate
House
Emmy Destinn Dies Noted Opera Singer
Emmy Destinn, 1 prima donna, died at her home in Rudwels Czechoslovakia from heart disease. Born in Prague to Emanuel Kittel, she studied 1892 to 1902 under Maria Loewe-Destinn and gained fame largely in the United States. In 1923 she married Captain Halsbach, a Czech aviator.
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Rudwels
Czechoslovakia
Emmy Destinn
Prague
Emanuel Kittel
Maria Loewe-Destinn
Madame Destinn
United States
Halsbach
Hergolf
Filipinos Barred in Ring in California to Avert Trouble
San Francisco report states Filipino boxers were barred from California rings to prevent further ill feeling and possible trouble amid recent disturbances. Police and promoters were instructed to remove booked Filipino fighters from cards. In Stockton a riotous night saw a Filipino clubhouse front blown off with no injuries.
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California
San Francisco
Vallejo
State Boxing Commission
Sacramento
Stockton
Watsonvile
Ctty
Fermin Tohera
Coadjutor Requested by Stricken Prelate in Chicago
The Most Rev Charles P Anderson primate of the Episcopal Church dictated a communication to the diocesan convention asking for the election of a coadjutor bishop. His heart condition remained critical and visitors were barred to permit rest.
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Chicago
Charles P. Anderson
Episcopal Church
Aight Flaya
Anderson
Farmers count on independent marketing plan says McKelvie
Des Moines Iowa January 29 AP The federal farm board plans cooperative marketing then steps back to let farmers run their own business McKelvie farm board member and former Nebraska governor told Iowa Farmers Grain Dealers Association tonight He said the board aims to help organize agriculture and foresees farmers operating independently in the not distant future Farmers show two dispositions to back the board program by keeping up behind the farm board program and stabilizing prices
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Des Moines
Towa
Federal Farm Board
Fe Mckelvie
Farm Board
Ie Jowa
Acro
McKelvie
Nebraska
Organization of Agriculture
MecKelvie
Flood Control 16 Pressing Problem Addressed at McCook
Delegates at a two day water congress in McCook Nebraska urge immediate federal action on flood control irrigation and water conservation. Resolutions call for a permanent interstate coordination body and stress conservation of soils and national water resources. Governor Arthur J Weaver chaired the event with representatives from 14 western and southern states.
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McCook
Arthur J. Weaver
Nebraska
Congress
Nees
Rebellious Dons Carry Red Flags in Madrid Clashes
Madrid dispatch reports communist demonstrations across the city with groups marching toward the royal palace bearing red flags and banners against Berenguer and the king. Clashes wounded several as authorities dispersed the protests and restored order.
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Madrid
la Journal
Rei Flagk
Royal
Berenguer
Proensalon
Red Aga
Paris Fashion Scraps Corsets as Women Swing to New Styles
In Paris Gres Parisian designers show spring lines with corsets and whalebones fading. American buyers push to lighter skirts ankle length evening wear. Debate continues over whalebone use as fashion insiders weigh two main trends: ankle length evenings and skirt trees for versatile occasions.
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Urael Reavis
Pari
Sions
Parma Couturiers
Assay Offices in Section May F435
United States senators from mining states push to restore a funding item for operation of assay offices in Montana Utah Utah and Nevada. Helena Sal Lake Morse and Carson offices face closure at fiscal year end June 20. Captain William DL noted the situation as a House appropriation bill passed without mining states support.
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Utali
Minho
Nevada
United States
Helena
Sal
Lake
Morse
Carson
William DL
House
Askuylem
Congress
Seattle quartet taken for attack on dry dick
Apropos kidnapping and assault of prohibition officer D. Dunning in Seattle leads to arrests of James Williams Mrs. Hazes and Mr. Hazes and the latter's wife. The four face charges of interfering with a federal officer as investigations continue.
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Iiquor
D. Dunning
Prohibition
James Williams
Jesse Haze
Hazes
Baby
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R. Ginn
Williams
Bare
Duvinating
Cty
Baze
Ginn
Lake Washington
Hera
Pollen
Whiamer
Arehahly
Prohibition Question to Be Debated by Committee
Washington on January 29 The prohibition issue from repealing the 18th Amendment to altering dry laws will be opened for testimony before the House Judiciary Committee on February 12 Representative Graham and others announce hearing seven resolutions aimed at repealing the act The Senate and House debates center on enforcement and possible transfer of industrial alcohol permits policy details debated.
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CECI
Dickson Associated Press
Washington
Deoree S. Graham
Halen
Representative Deer
Republican
Missouri
Inter WI
Nowsa Expenditeres Comite Tee
Considera Ho Jemerroy
Wilamian NI
Justica
Perfest
Secretary of the Treasury
Anne Lindbergh Becomes Glider Pilot in San Diego Flight
Mrs. Charles A Lindbergh made her first glider flight in San Diego on January 23, staying aloft just over six minutes. Col Lindbergh witnessed from Soledad mountain as she launched from the hilltop and landed smoothly near the highway.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Col
Lindbergh
Lindy Fine
Mra
Lindhere
Reedan
Col. Lindbergh
Parson Fires At Household Members Then Self
In Mendota Alabama on January 29 Rev J A Wilson shot at three people including himself after a reported letter alleged to defame his standing at the church. All four were taken to a hospital and were said to be recovering.
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Amos Elligh
Porter
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Eliiatt
Guytt
Wilson Churet
Forty Thousand Chicago Employes in Dire Need
Chicago officials delayed paydays issuing tax anticipations as city county and school workers face unpaid wages. The rescue committee, led by Stax Strawn, weighed options to avert municipal bankruptcy while pledges of funds remained unconfirmed.
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Chicago
Elvic Rescue Committee
Etty
Stax Strawn
Fencue Group
Oklahoma Liquor Hearings Begin as Jury Selection Opened
In Oklahoma City on January 20 AP reports more than a third of 102 defendants indicted for illegal liquor operations linked to oil fields of Pottawatomie County will face trial in U S district court. Twenty five pleaded guilty with sentences deferred to February 1.
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Fottowatomic County
United States District Court
Mandall Piintan
Pottawatomie County
Frank Fox
Ray Bt. Lewis
United States
W. G. Clapper
Teeninaeh
Springfield
Fe Wan
Marion Fuller
Earlsboro
Secretary Fort Quits as GOP Committee Secretary
Representative Franklin Wort of New Jersey announced his resignation as secretary of the Republican National Committee. Claudius H. Huston, RNC chairman, accepted Forts resignation in a letter noting his duties conflicted with his professional responsibilities during the presidential campaign.
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Washington
Franklin Wort
New Jersey
Republican National Committee
Fort
Claudius H. Huston
Huston
Army Arctic patrol returns to Selfridge Field base
The army Arctic patrol flies back to its home airport at Selfridge Field Mount Clemens Michigan after a round trip to Spokane Washington that began on a January night with a quick return arrival reported tonight.
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Army Patrol
Selfridge Field
Mount Clemens
Mich
Army
Arctic Patrol
Spokane
Wash
Witness in Wyoming liquor case removed
Testimony in Cheyenne records concerns protection money and invoices tied to liquor operations, including figures tied to O’Donnell and 22 co defendants in a conspiring case against the national prohibition law. Prosecutors used the record to show O’Donnell’s role in collecting funds to shield Aquor merchants from enforcement actions.
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Wyon
Femblerd
Haigh O'Potinell
Eayernmont Wines
Inan Caplosson
Jane Mary
Wes
WLC
Feving
O'Nonnell
Fie Orlinee
United States
Aquor Merchants
Wide Zone Storm Hits Gulf Coast After Near Hurricane Proportions
A powerful early system from the Gulf of Mexico sweeps northeast through Mississippi Alabama and Georgia. It triggers a sudden temperature drop with rain sleet and snow. The disturbance lashes Gulfport with minor damage as it moves inland toward Georgia and the Carolinas.
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Gault
Mexico
Florida
Mississippi
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Georgia
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Waugh
Grundy Questioned as Senate Committee Finds Seat Valid
Senate Elections Committee rules Senator Joseph R. Grundy of Pennsylvania is entitled to the vacancy created by Governor Fisher's appointment to succeed the expelled William Ware. Senator Nye plans a vote on his resolution to deny Grundy, arguing a 1926 Republican primary money issue. The committee cites law and constitution granting a state executive power to fill vacancies.
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Washington
Senate Elections Committee
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania
Fisher
William 3. Ware
Nye
North Yakota
Grundy
Shortridge
Senate
Hope
North Dakotan
Pensaylvanian
Woman and two men charged with deputy death in Pennsylvania case
Mrs Irene Schroeder and W Glenn Pdague face murder charges after Deputy Sheriff Lee Wright died from a gunshot on January 13 near Battle. Attorney George W Coaty led the charge, with Wells named in the formal filing.
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Phoenix
Artz
Irene Schroeder
W. Glenn Pdague
Pennsylvania
Coaty
George Wson
Schroeder
Dague
Joe F. Wells
Lee Wright
Fresh hitch in Navy meet as McDonald consults chiefs
London dispatch reports new difficulties in the naval conference delaying plenary sessions. A five-nation accord on fleet tonnage measurement nears completion but objections to a proposed steering committee on methods threaten progress. Prime Minister McDonald holds talks with top diplomats as the American delegation plans a leading role for tomorrow.
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M’donald
Frank H. King
London
Naval Conference
Mittee
Uthote France
Taly Fava Beon
Mac Geta Dusy
Ramaay
Nac Donald
Monty L. Sthmeon
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Lino Grand
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Stimson
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