Montana Senator Presses Senate on Nicaragua Stand
Senator Wheeler of Montana urged the Senate to take a clear position on Nicaragua policy, calling for a public hearing and accusing President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg of withholding facts. He criticized the administration’s handling and described Adolfo Diaz as a pliant American ally while labeling Sacasa as Nicaragua’s constitutional leader.
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Montana
State Department
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Kellore
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Congress
Nicaragua
Juan B. Sacusa
Juliberal
Adolfo Diaz
Nicaravusy
Muscle Shoals Privileges Heads for House Vote
Washington January 26 AP The rules committee decided Muscle Shoals legislation will gain privileged status if the military committee recommends a bid acceptance. Chairman Snell said the panel hopes to dispose of the Shoals property during this session.
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Washington
Snell
Urges Government Aid In Farmers Marketing
Lexington, Ky Jan 26 Farmers might gain better prices if the government created revolving funds or made loans to cooperative marketing associations McSdaud president and general counsel of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad told the farm and home convention this afternoon He favored government aid but warned against a tiered loan plan that would distort supply and demand and undermine market fundamentals citing legal and economic issues
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Farm and Home
Medine Te Soit
Kelloges Secret Nicaragua Statement Publicized
Washington August 26 942 The Senate Foreign Relations Committee decided today to make public the transcript of Secretary Kelloges testimony on the Nicaragua situation.
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Liquor Interests Blamed For Crime Debates Prohibition
Washington January 26 A congressman from Michigan asserts liquor interests fund groups opposing prohibition and criticizes enforcement focus at the Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention. Other speakers weigh retrospective analysis of seven years since prohibition and law enforcement versus observance.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
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Cooper
Oltie
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Siti
Haynes
Coal Miners Seek Shorter Work Day in Wage Talks
Indianapolis January 26 The United Mine Workers wage scale committee considers resolutions demanding no wage cuts and a shorter workday. They prepare for a February Miami conference with employers and miners to set terms for a new wage agreement before a March 31 deadline. The central competitive belt covers Indiana Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. There was no outward sign of dissension at yesterday’s session, officials say.
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Wolen F. Leak
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Mlingis
Iidiana
Ohio
Pennsylvaniiats
Tennessee Senate Rejects Intangible Tax Plan and Bus Bill Moves
Tennessee's general assembly session sees the Senate refuse to act on a proposed constitutional amendment taxing intangible property and select Henry E. Colton as state election commissioner. A new bus regulation bill and a motor vehicle commission plan divide administration allies, with Senator Locke proposing a separate board and Horton and Bratton pushing a broader reform package.
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Henry E. Colton
Middle Tennessee
Tennessee
General Assembly
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Obio
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Senate
Doubles Henry
Davidson
John Brown
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Peay
T.C. Locke
Lawrence
Henry H. Horton
Bratton
Locke
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State Commissioner of Finance and Taxation
Lockie
Ohio River rises toward 69 feet amid floods in Ohio and Kentucky
Cincinnati reports the Ohio river may reach about 69 feet tonight after a week of flooding that has hit Kentucky and Ohio lowlands. The river rises at about one inch per hour, with relief agencies aiding residents while transport is disrupted and buses substitute for streetcars. Rail service operates from temporary terminals as the Central Union Depot approaches are blocked. A separate note mentions a large British fleet gathering for deployment toward Chinese waters.
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Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Central Union Depot
Texas Pastor Reenters Ministry After Acquittal
Austin reports Rev. Frank Norris acquitted on murder charges in the Dexter Chipps slaying last July. The jury found self defense as Chipps allegedly threatened Norris when visiting the study. Norris, a long time evangelist, had faced prior arson and perjury indictments. he plans to resume leadership at his Fort Worth church tonight.
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Jones R. Hamilton
H. Cg, Meacham
Fort Worth
Hamilton
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Dexter E. Chipps, Jr
Labor to Front in General Assembly
Labor leaders claim the compensation act is ineffective due to inadequate executives. In Nashville Tennessee, January 86, labor game to the forefront in the legislature as contributory negligence and workers compensation proposals are aired. Continued on page six.
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Nashville
Tenn
Britain Protects Holdings in China
British land and naval forces are converging on China to protect British life and property amid escalating hostilities. Officials in London express hope for an amicable settlement even as naval units move to safeguard interests. Continued on page six.
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College House Cleaning Needed, Ayers Speaker
New Orleans La Jan 2044 The battle for clean athletics in southern colleges has advanced but a general house cleaning is needed in some institutions including Baptist colleges GC Coolingham president of Lewisidna College Pineville La an officer in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Association told the Southern Baptist Education Association today Mr Cottinghan citing laxity in enforcement of athletic regulations at Furman University John B Stetson University and Baylor University Colleges slow time to act is a regret he said and would aid the cause if institutions raise their banners.
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Southern Baptist Education Association
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Coat Made by Andrew Johnson Shown at Tennessee Tailors Convention
Memphis Tenn Jan 26 One notable exhibit at this week’s tailor convention is a coat stitched by Andrew Johnson in 1854 while he was Tennessee governor. The long black garment, preserved by Judge Pepper’s family and later the Pepper heir, was loaned to the state archives and history department for display through librarian John Trotwood Moore.
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Tenn
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United States
Tennessee
Greeneville
W. OW. Popper
Little East Ten
Nessee Town
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Judge Pepper
State of Tennessee
Department of Archives and History
Tailors' Convention
John Trotwood Moore
Mother and Babies Die in Fire Near Stone Hill Camps
In Warren Pennsylvania a mother Mrs. Clarence B Mills age 33 and two of her five children died in a fire that destroyed their home on Stone Hill near summer camps. She had previously escaped with three older children and a man named John Seely lived with the family. The husband was away at a lumber camp.
Peaches Mother Aids Divorce Trial In New York
White Plains New York January 26 mothers Carolyn Heenan and her friend Catherine Mayer testified to support Frances Peaches Heenan Browning in the divorce case with Edward Browning wealthy New York realtor. They described a life of quarrels fear and control while Browning kept letters from women and a diary prior to marriage.
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White Plains
N. Y
Carolyn Heenan
Catherine Mayer
Frances Peaches Heenan Browning
Edward W. Browning
New York
Mr. Browning
Henry Epstein
Railroad Granted Permit to Fill Building Plans in Kentucky Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission examiners recommended that the Louisville and Nashville rail line pursue a full construction program to connect with the Clinchfield system. Plans include 14 miles from Chevrolet Kentucky to Hagan Virginia at about 5.29 million dollars, with two alternative routes via Speers Ferry Virginia and Ulvah Kentucky, totaling roughly 15.68 million and 6.97 million respectively. The commission will decide before binding.
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Commerce Commission
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Clinchfield
Virginia
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Tr Alsa
Interstate Railroad
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Miller's Yard
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Seeor’s Ferry
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Neal Files Write For A Rehearing In Scopes Case
Nashville Tenn Jan 26 Attorney General reports a petition for a rehearing in Tennessee s antievolution case. Dr J I New Orleans senior counsel for John T Scopes filed yesterday. Neal cites four grounds to protect the defense pending next move after the Tennessee Supreme Court recently upheld the act but reversed on a technicality and recommended dismissal.
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Tenm
Tennessee
Attoney General
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New
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T. Scopes
Neal
Scopes
Tennessee Supreme Court
Weather Outlook for Virginia and Tennessee Briefly Then
Virginia shows mostly cloudy nights with likely snow in the south and colder conditions statewide. Tennessee expects cloudy skies and much colder temperatures with possible rain or snow in the east and central areas tonight, continuing into Thursday.
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