Coal price inquiry spurs Senate debate on robbers
In Washington on Friday the Senate debated coal price profiteering as Senator Kenyon pressed for action after Calder committee revelations. Calder said records were turned to the Justice Department while Kenyon analyzed the inquiry and Borah asked what remedies would follow.
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Wade Not Equivalent to Boy 12 Alienists At Wade Trial
Three thousand spectators packed the courthouse as alienists debated Elwood Wade’s mental state after he killed George E. Nott. Dr. Gesell testified Wade was not equivalent to a 12 year old and unable to grasp ordinary life, supporting a claim of insanity. Prosecution witnesses, including Dr. Lynch, countered with standard assessments.
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New York Woman Weds Greek Consul in Chicago
Mrs Helen Scholles of New York City marries P N Armyrioux Greek consul in Chicago. Attended by prominent civic society figures. The report notes a fossil coal depth reference and an ancient sale preface context.
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Irish volunteers form to aid Irish freedom in Philadelphia
Five companies of Irish volunteers in Philadelphia wear a shared uniform and declare readiness to fight for Irish freedom, forming part of a spontaneous U.S. movement. They travel to Ireland by roundabout routes, with no official connection to other units. Seamus O Doherty, Irish press manager, notes no ties to abroad as the uniform blends American and French styles with Gaelic insignia. London reports Sinn Fein figures in town fueling peace talk speculation as British policy weighs home rule versus Sinn Fein.
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Aged priest slain by cadet found guilty yet insane
A country road killing in Cork involved Cadet Hurt who shot Canon Magner, an aged priest. A British army martial found Hurt guilty on charges but declared temporarily insane at the time of the act.
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Senate plans Cuban probe eyed by Wilson and State Dept
Washington reports conditions in Cuba already attracting White House and State Department attention. Senate committee on Cuban relations may visit the islands at once, with President Wilson considering a probe.
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Airmens Rescuer Returns From Moose Factory News
A. Bradbury of the Hudson Bay Post at Moose Factory arrived in Montreal with the first reports of the American balloonists rescue. He left the post while the explorers were still recovering from their adventure.
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Harding to name Hughes Hays and Weeks in cabinet
President-elect Harding plans a Florida trip to escape cabinet wrangles and examine three confirmed choices: Hughes for secretary of state, Weeks for war or postmaster general, and Hays for commerce or labor. Weeks may shift to postmaster. Hoover and Daugherty face opposition amid a broader, unsettled cabinet outlook.
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Distillers Seek Work in Private Homes in Muskegon
In Muskegon Michigan two men were arrested on Thursday for operating a transient still as police raids continued. Officers have seized mash in several raids over several days with no Attila reported. The item mentions a walrus supplying meat and leather, and a white whale supplying more, indicating oddities in the article.
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Republicans Plan No Confirmations
Tribune reports that the new Congress will not confirm presidential nominations this winter with few exceptions. Republican leaders intend to block Democrats from filling thousands of offices in the closing months, following a Taft-era pattern. Col. J. T. Jones of Des Moines, previously touted for collector of internal revenue, will not be confirmed and will yield to a Republican appointment after the Harding era. Democratic postmasters already confirmed are expected to complete their terms.
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Speed Up Audit on North Dakota State Industries
In Bismarck on January 7 the North Dakota House adopted a 67 to 56 resolution urging a St Paul accounting firm to deliver promptly a copy of an audit report on the Bank of North Dakota Drake mill Home Building Association and Grand Forks mill and elevator. The audit was ordered by the 1920 state auditing board now replaced by a new board. Representative William Watts Casselton introduced the measure, opposed by Nonpartisan leaders, to provide lawmakers guidance on the future of State Industries.
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Inaugural Pullman Service Opens Houston to Mexico City
This week a new Pullman passenger line was inaugurated linking Houston Texas with Mexico City, expanding rail travel options. The service operates along the existing corridor, offering improved connections for travelers between the United States and Mexico.
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Debs Espionage Case Review Underway for Pardons
The Department of Justice has started a review of all persons currently serving sentences for violating the espionage act including Eugene V. Debs to determine if facts justify pardon recommendations. Naval divers recovered 77000 dollars worth of opium from Honolulu harbor, according to reports.
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Honolulu
Ford Still Gains in Washington Recount
Washington January 7 Henry Ford shows a net gain of 276 votes over Truman H Newberry in the recount under the Benale elections committee. The tally reflects ongoing vote adjustments as officials continue the review.
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California Senate votes against treaty with Japan
Sacramento January 7 United Press: California Senate passes memorial urging the U S Senate not to negotiate a treaty with Japan that would invalidate the California alien land law. The measure, introduced in November, was approved 20 to 0.
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House Favors Education Gill In 1921 Session
Special from Pierre S D Jan 8 The house backs education reform and a Smith Towner bill proposing a cabinet level education head and a million dollar national educational fund. Swanson of Brown introduces a cost price on farm produce debate, Gill of Brookings seeks committee review. Legislature recess set for January 20 to 27.
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Cavewoman Weds Him After He Eats Murderous Caramels
Edward J. Kyvan sought annulment from Thelma Jorrweirn claiming a candy induced sleep led to an accidental marriage in Crown Point after meeting on the street. His mother corroborated, and Judge Sabath granted the annulment.
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United News
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Wife Discovers Buzzard Wedding When Husband Steals Car
Chicago January report states Charles H. Clifford of Temperance Michigan was held for grand jury for stealing his wife's car. The woman learned their wedding was fake after the incident and that he lived with Mildred Spafford after a July Detroit ceremony. They had resided in Temperance until November when he disappeared and took her car to Chicago.
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Missouri Congressman seeks dishonorable discharges for objectors
Representative J. L. Milligan of Missouri introduced a House bill to replace honorable discharges with dishonorable for conscientious objectors who refuse military duties or wear the US uniform. Chicago leads world in annual piano sales.
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United News
J. L. Milligan
Missouri
United States
Densel Faces Federal Warrant Upon Niagara Honeymoon Return
Nether lands pastor Dominic Densel, who fled his flock on a Niagara honeymoon with choir girl Trink Hannenberg, awaits service of a federal warrant for violating the Mann fet. United States Marshal Albert Etterlson expects papers to be served Saturday morning after Judge Delaney issued them. Reporters swarmed the Denne home, but Densel appeared only briefly with his daughter, declining to comment. The $10,000 suit by Trink Hannenberg’s parents accuses him of alienating their daughter's affections and causing distress.
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Nebraska Senate picks committees after report is filed
The Nebraska state senate committee on committees finished its work and will file a report when the senate meets Monday. Three new standing committees are created: child welfare, arrangement and phraseology of bills, and apportionment.
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Liquor Buyer Card System to Begin under Prohibition Directors
Washington reports that purchasers of liquor will be carded by prohibition directors for supervision. Directors must prepare cards showing each holder’s permit details, including amounts on hand bought shipped and delivered. The Internal Revenue Bureau announced the plan Friday. Boston is cited as the world’s greatest fishing port in the text.
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De Valera Escaped in Seaplane After Atlantic Voyage
Irish leader Eamon de Valera reportedly escaped capture by eluding a British patrol and landing on Mutton Island off the coast of western Ireland after a seven day voyage from the United States in a yacht. He planned a manifesto for Americans and greeted by friends on arrival.
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Pro-Germans Aiding Greek King Reported In Athens
Athens reports General Paparigopoulos, aide de camp to King Constantine, and Professor Georgeos Streit have returned in defiance of allied bans. Their reappearance signals a shift as the former advisers are welcomed despite exile rules, while Prince Carel arrives for his planned marriage to Princess Helen.
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Anti Japan Laws Move in California Legislature
Sacramento Jan. The proposed anti alien legislation advances as the California Senate calls for rejecting any treaty with Japan that weakens anti alien laws. A house resolution targets alien land ownership while others push for segregation in schools and limits on property transfers by aliens. Supporters cite British and Dutch holdings in the San Joaquin valley as a factor.
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Demand New Tariff Debate Before Senate Committees
Washington reports a demand for tariff reform as wool manufacturers and peanut growers press the Senate finance committees. They seek higher duties on wool and inclusion of meat and farm products in the farm program, tying to the Mondale emergency bill's wool tariff.
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New York Governor Names Daughters in Announcement
The newly inaugurated governor of New York revealed the names of his two daughters in a brief public statement. Officials noted the event marked a personal milestone amid the early days of his term.
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