Senate Defies Warren Nomination as Clash Grows
President Coolidge faces renewed Senate rejection of Charles B. Warren as attorney general. The White House signals a national showdown over executive power and the Senate's advice and consent role, promising another veto battle as the fight over Warren heats up.
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William K. Hutchinson
International News Service
Washington
Coolidgs
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Warren
Executive
Department of Justice
Warren Nomination Drama Delays Senate Vote In Special Session
The Senate held four hours of debate on Warren’s nomination with a recess planned to allow the president to weigh final actions. Speculation swirled about alternative picks and a possible recess appointment if Warren were rejected again. Names like John G. Sargent Silas Strawn and others were mentioned as potential successors or placeholders in the volatile nomination fight.
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Warren
John G. Sargent
Vermant
Silas Strawn
Chicago
Guy T. Gott
West Virginia
William J. Donovan
James M. Bock
Arthur P. Rugg
Massachusetts State Supreme Court
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Radio Programs on WFAA and Competing Stations March 17 1925
Listings from WFAA and other era outlets detail March 17 1925 schedules across stations such as WFAA Oakland WBZ WEAF and more. Programs include school and choral recitals dance music Irish offerings dinner concerts and organ recitals with times ranging from early evening to late night and noting special broadcasts and local events.
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WFAA
Dallas
Texan
Gcentral Gtendard
Sime
Hunting Mountain Mons
WBZ
Springfidd
Mass
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Muste
Wer
Sseeneatiay
FS College Education
Wet Jorghactr
Joseph Culhane
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Brunawick
m—Meyer-Davis
Washington
Radio Features Today Tenor and Poetry and Baseball Openings
Radio features today include poems by Rick Thomas of the Pennsylvania College and musical settings. The Western Baseball Association opens its season April 1 with Independence at Springfield Fort Smith at Arrimore and Muskogee at Okmulgee.
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Hastern
Arsodia Ilo
Independence
Springfield
Fort Smith
Arrimore
Muskogee
Okmiulgee
Radio listeners weigh in on broadcast reach concerns
A public account reports hopes the company can measure if its star broadcasts boost results as a March 28 concert ends the cycle. Reports note Savoy Hotel London and Big Ben programs aired via General Electric and WOY radio, with Paderewski predicting future rebroadcasts and Jerusalem planning a daily Holy Land station starting June 1. A San Diego listener recounts a KDKA disruption during Jim Love’s talk about Pacific ships and transformer issues.
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London
General Electric Stu
New Castle
A. W. Treadwell
San Diego
Cal
J. F. Rentz
Mr. Preadwell
KDKA
Jim Love
Jim
Pacific Coast
Sam Lewis
Pittsburgh
Cottage Prayer Services Announced for Hopewell Church
A series of village prayer meetings will be held this week at New Wedford in preparation for a week of preaching at Hopewell Presbyterian Church. Meetings are at 7:45 each evening at various homes including John McKibbens Irwin Ranps Silas Sears Clarence Neisla H Atkinson Frizdleburg Mrs Frank McCready and O W Bailey. Next week preaching services start at the church each evening with a song service led by Richard E Johns of New Castle.
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Vollage
New Wedford
Hopewell Presbyterian Church
John McKibbens
Irwin Ranps
Silas
Sears
Clarence Neisla
H. Atkinson
Frizdleburg
Frank McCready
O. W. Bailey
Richard E. Johns
New Castle
Rev Davis To Preach In New Bedford Tonight
Reverend Davis will preach this evening at the Epworth Methodist Church in New Bedford. Revival meetings are being conducted with great success at the New Bedford church.
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Rev. Davis
New Bedford
Honover
Ghuyeh
Methodiat Church
New Bledford
Crash Injures Reading Youth in Pottstown
Frank Trace of Reading, Pennsylvania, was admitted in critical condition at Pottstown Hospital after crashing into the rear of a touring car. He suffered a broken back and paralysis of both legs, with witnesses noting he was ejected and tumbled onto a concrete culvert.
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Frank
Trace GL Reading
Cinternational News Service
Pottstown
Frank Trace
South Obstract
Reading
Pottetown Hospital
Cording
Thea
micLlorayele Neny
D. A. R. And Granges Endorse Centennial
Lawrence Gnepter and Dawght ers of the American Revolution report no resolution endorsing the centennial celebration to be held in this city the week of June 20 to July 1. Similar action was taken by Lawrence County Women Grange, a group composed of total members.
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Lawrence Gnepter
Lawsone County Womenn Grange
Ftol
Appointment to Centennial Committee Receives Wide Support
Four men were appointed to work with the Centennial committee: H. Bank of Willard Grange MW Sherrard of Mahoning Valley Grange and W.3 Walker of Big Bearer Grange. With united support from organizations citizens in the city and county the upcoming celebration is expected to be highly successful.
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