Western independents oppose senate officers amid reform debate
In Washington a Western Republican bloc debates proposed Senate leaders for the coming session. Objections focus on Moses as president pro tempore and Barry and Thayer for top Senate posts, with Nye Frazier Norris and Shipstead among attendees. House sanctions a pensions chair dispute and Ways and Means seat for Estep.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
Reed Slush Fund
LaFollette
Blaine
Wisconsin
Nye
Frazier
North Dakota
Norris
Nebraska
Shipstead
Minnesota
House Committee On Committees
Nelson
Pensions
Estep
Ways and Means
House
Pennsylvania
Tiny salt boosts flavor in cranberries
A note suggests adding a pinch of salt to cranberries whether used as sauce jelly or ice to enhance their taste.
Kentucky Jockey Club Leaders Face Political Involvement
Johnson N Camden leads the Kentucky Jockey Club with Matt Winn as vice president and manager. The group has backed political candidates for years and supports pari mutuel betting, which was opposed by J C W Beckham in the recent governor race. Beckham lost to Flem D Sampson. Judge Ike Thurman charged the club with spending 300000 to influence the election. charges denied. Camden declined further comment beyond regret over Mr Daugherty’s views.
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Johnson N. Camden
Matt Winn
Jockey Club
J. C. W. Beckham
Flem D. Sampson
Ike Thurman
Springfield
Kentucky Jockey Club
Camden
Daugherty
Remus Trial Features Manic Insanity Claim and Testimony
Testimony from John T. Rogers described Remus as at times maniacal and murderous, with vivid scenes of rage and later child-like moments. Witnesses including John Connors and Marshall, along with evidence about Dodge and Mrs Remus, shaped a tense trial ahead of possible delays through holidays.
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Charles H. Elston
Remus
Haar
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Franklin L. Dodge, Jr
Federal
Department of Justice
John T. Rogers
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Dodge
Rogers
Connors
John Connors
Bruce
Dr Hiatt Presents Plan For Mentally Defective Pupils
Dr K B Hiatt spoke at the American Business Club dinner at the Sheraton outlining a plan for the care of mentally defective pupils within public schools. The idea, backed by Fred N Tate, would place dull pupils in separate classrooms with specially trained teachers. The club endorsed the plan and formed a committee to coordinate with other clubs for presentation to the school board.
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K. B. Hiatt
Sheraton Hotel
Hiatt
Fred N. Tate
Mr. Tate
Federal Radio Commission Plans Shrinking Broadcast Stations
Washington December 1. The federal radio commission has decided to reduce about 300 of the 694 broadcasting stations now operating in the United States during the coming year.
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Washington
United States
Federal Radio Commission
Flavor Boost from Dried Orange Peel in Tea
A note on adding pieces of dried orange peel to tea to create an extra delicious flavor.
North Carolina Mineral Boom Attracts Attention
Public interest in mineral resources grows as state geologist R J Bryson reports 426 samples examined this year, surpassing the 300 average. New finds include lead galena and cyanite deposits, with Buncombe county samples noted and cyanite development eyed. Deep River coal fields show potential for by products plant.
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Bryson
Mr. Bryson
E. E. Randolph
State College
Buncombe
North Carolina says state prospers on corporate taxes and railroads
Tax data show railroads and domestic and foreign corporations pay the bulk of November revenues totaling 811,512.26. Five month totals reach 3,619,621.35 with railroads and banks described as most prosperous. Officials forecast continued prosperity.
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Pullman Co
Express
North Carolina
W. T. Lee
State Corporation Commission
George P. Peil
Pell
John Mitchell
Soviet Armament Talks Spark Geneva Controversy
In Geneva the Soviet proposal for complete abolition of armaments provoked anger in London papers. Washington declines to send an observer to the security conference while continuing participation in the Geneva preparatory commission on disarmament and readiness for a broader arms limitation conference. Edvard Benes is elected president of the security and arbitration committee. Lord Cushenden criticizes Greece’s Politis over Geneva protocol revival.
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Geneva
State Department
Hugh Wilson
Department
United States
Edyard Denes
Czecho-Slovakia
Committee of Security and Arbitration
Lord Cushenden
Great Britain
Count von Bernstorff
Germany
Joseph Paul Boncour
France
Nicholas Politis
Greece
Benes
M. Paul Boncour
League of Nations
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
Francisco Jose Urrutia
League of Nations Council For
Columbia
Osten Unden
League
Seagus Council
London
Security Committee
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
Italy
Balkans
M. Politis
Britain
Carnegie Is Attacked As Pro British
In Chicago the school board trial of William McAndrew hears charges that agencies promoting friendliness toward England and the late Andrew Carnegie fueled pro British sentiment in schools. Charles Grant Miller brands Carnegie a fountain head of such propaganda and accuses Rupert Hughes of using literary tricks to mock Washington. The witness links Hughes to the Sulgrave Institute aiding a Sulgrave mission and Mount Vernon critique.
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Chicago
England
William McAndrew
McAndrew
Andrew Carnegie
Charles Grant Miller
New York
Miller
United States
Rupert Hughes
George Washington
Washington
Milley
Mount Vernon
Hughes
Sulgrave Institute
Sulgrave Amsnion
Washington Shrine
Winter Fern Care Tip In Potting Richer Soil
If your fern looks dead try repotting into a new pot with richer soil and fertilizing with commercial fern food to revive it.
Russia Seeks Open Disarmament Talks At League Meeting
Geneva reports describe the Soviet Union as an observer in the League of Nations disarmament commission. Maxim Litvinoff and Anatole Lunacharsky urged absolute world disarmament while accepting prior procedure. Delegates praise Soviet willingness but doubt immediate total disarmament. the plan calls for abolition of combat means and dismantling of arms industries.
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Geneva
Russia
Family of Nations
Disarmament Commission
League of Nations
Maxim Litvinoff
Anatole Lunacharsky
Genoa
Litvinoff
J. Loudon
Netherlands
Senator Borah
Beach Tells Baltimore Meeting Behind Lilliendahl Case
Prosecutor Hinkle pressed Beach on alleged statements from a Baltimore encounter about the Lilliendahl murder plot. Beach described a scheme with Thompson to obtain jewelry, claiming the old man Dr. Lilliendahl was shot during a staged getaway at an isolated road spot. Witness Bark recounted the confession as a traveling show trick roper.
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Hammonton
N. J
Beach
Baltimore
Thompson
Philadelphia
Dr. Lilliendahl
Bark
Atston Road
Robert McCarter
Window Length via Floor Extending Overdrapes
A design tip suggests overdrapes reaching the floor to visually extend window length. Plain color curtains enhance this elongating effect and balance the room’s scale.
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Elena
Haworth Speaks at Central Friends Church Meeting
Prof Samuel Hawworth of Guilford College spoke at the Central Friends church mid week supper. He noted the business committee of the five year meeting has 12 members with only two businessmen and praised the committee's harmony and unified purpose. Rufus Jones of Haverford College heads the committee and is regarded as a leading Quaker and Christian worker. Hawworth also addressed a Sunday school class on Training in Worship. Mrs John R Peacock sang solos at the supper, accompanied by Dan Smith.
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Samuel Hawworth
Guilford College
Central Friends Church
Rufus Jones
Haverford College
Jones
Society of Friends
Haworth
John R. Peacock
Dan Smith
Dog Gave Him Away Durham Bird Dog Veil Sends Man Fined
In Durham on December 1 Squire J. S. Burch fined R. L. Deshazo three dollars and costs for violating the state game law after he claimed he hunted rabbits. The court ruled the presence of a bird dog indicated rabbit hunting was not taking place.
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Durham
Squire J. S. Burch
R. L. Deshazo
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