Nye Seated in Senate After Cross-Party Support
Senator Borah switches to back Nye as 41 to 89 vote affirms his seating to fill the late Ladd seat. Amid debates over world court stance and Midwestern farmers, Dickinson bill gains support from moderates and agriculture groups, with farm advocates praising protective market aims.
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Enator Borah
Gerald P. Nye
Sorlie
North Dakota
Ladd
Mr. Nye
Frazier
Dawes’ Cais
Nye
World Court
Senate
United States
Minnesotan Senator Attacks World Court Role in War
A Minnesota Senator denounces the world court as part of League of Nations war machinery. He argues the court’s decisions are enforceable by war and that many governments have started illegal wars. Senator McKinley supports adherence to the court, citing foreign markets and postwar peace as crucial.
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Shipstead
Minnesota
League of Nations
McKinley
Illinois
Philippine
World Court
Europe
Italy
Germany
England
Austria
Hungary
Farmers Split Over Aid as Congress Plans Relief
A Washington meeting of about two hundred delegates from the National Council of Farmers Cooperative Marketing Associations and allied leaders presented diverse views to Secretary Jardine and Congress. They urged administration backed machinery to promote co operative marketing, but factions remain divided on the exact legislation to push.
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House Agricultural Committee
Co-Operative
Farm Paper
Farm Bloc
Dickinson
Frank O. Lowden
Illnois
C. L. Richeson
IoWa
National Corn Growers’ Association
Coolidge
National Council of ‘Farmers’ Co-operative Marketing Associations
Washington
Jardine
Congress
Langley S wife for Congress in Kentucky bid
Former Kentucky representative John W Langley resigns after Supreme Court review denial and urges voters to elect his wife to fill the vacancy. In Chicago Mrs Jacob Baur announces her run for Congress in the Ninth district opposing Fred Britten in the Republican primaries. She backs liberalizing city enforcement law alongside Kahn and Norton.
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Ohn W. Langley
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Congress
Chicago
Jacob Baur
Fred Britten
Kahn and
Norton
U S Protest Over Mexico Land and Petroleum Laws
NCLE Sam lodges opposition to Mexico's retroactive alien land and petroleum laws via Ambassador Shef to A J Saenz. Washington warns the changes harm American property interests and breach international law and the 1923 Mexico U S agreement. Mexico asserts sovereignty and premature protest since laws not promulgated. industry department says promulgated on December 31.
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Ncle Sam
Mexico
Sheffield
A. J. Saenz
Obregon
United States
Department of Industry and Commerce
Republic of Mexico
Lassiter to lead Tacna Arica plebiscitary commission
AJ Gen William Lassiter sails from the Panama Canal zone to assume Pershing's role as president of the Tacna Arica plebiscitary commission Pershing nears return to the United States and has secured a victory by pushing resolutions for investigation and punishment of outrages by Chileans against Peruvians and for establishing order before the plebiscite Senor Edwards the Chilean member fully agrees.
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William
Lassiter
Panama Canal Zone
General Pershing
Tacna-Arica
Pershing
United States
Arica
Senor Edwards
Rubber protection groups form to secure U S rubber supply
Two American bodies organize to shield the public and industry from rubber price swings caused by British controls. The Rubber Association of America plans to spend 10 million dollars yearly for five years to plant rubber trees in U S aligned areas. The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce launches a 10 million dollar group to produce buy and trade in rubber and tires.
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Rubber Association of America
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Deadlock Ends Breakup of Coal Strike Talks
A joint conference of operators and miners broke up after deadlock over arbitration. Operators accuse President Lewis of trying to rule or ruin and of proposing a $5 per ton coal price rise. Lewis denies the charge and says operators won’t settle. Miners demand wage arbitration with protections against wage cuts.
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Lewis
Severe European Cold Weather Halts Schools and Climate Disruptions
Froops and violent winds sweep Europe. A severe cold wave follows, raising water levels and causing hardship. Ice and snow cover regions to the Midi and Naples. Russia closes all elementary schools due to the cold. Spain endures destructive gales.
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Europe
Midi
Naples
Russia
Spain
Luther Reappointed Chancellor to Form Broad German Cabinet
President von Hindenburg asks Luther to assemble a cabinet drawn from the Centrists Democrats German People’s party and Bavarian People’s party after Erich Koch fails to form a big coalition with Nationalists and Socialists.
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Octor Luther
Germany
von Hindenburg
German People’s Party
Bavarian People’s Party
Erich Koch
Navy bill urges end of lighter‑than‑air aeronautics
The Navy department appropriation bill proposes halting all light er than air aeronautic activity pending results of cooperation with the Aircraft Development corporation of Detroit. It calls for storage of the Los Angeles and minimal operations at Lakehurst despite Rear Admiral Moffett’s opposition.
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Navy Department
House
Navy
Aircraft Development Corporation of Detroit
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
Cotton Belt Train visits Henderson County farms
The Cotton Belt Orchard Demonstration Train visited Henderson County with exhibits by Mr A P Swallow and Mr Craig Rosborough. The event led the Athens Chamber of Commerce to buy two sprayers and farmers to purchase 34 000 trees from one firm and 40 000 on hand from another.
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Henderson County
A. P. Swallow
Extension Service
Craig Rosborough
Cotton Belt Railway
Agricultural Committee
The
Athens Chamber of Commerce
McLennan County
E. R. Luedtke
McGregor
Luedtke
A. Hempel
South 12Th Street Road
Burleson County
Melon Growers Association
Ezra Learns to Get Out More from Doctor
A Birmingham News Bulletin humorous piece recalls Ezra visiting a doctor who prescribes getting out and taking off flesh. He buys a car and goes out six times in one block, shedding flesh in four places, with the final trip ending through the windshield as the largest loss.
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Ezra
Birmingham News-Bulletin
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