The House of Governors and William Jordan Debate
The article reviews the proposed House of Governors plan led by William George Jordan, detailing the concept of federal versus state powers, the role of governors, and the potential for national policy uniformity through a body that allows states to act independently while coordinating on conservation and other issues. It cites Roosevelt era context and the push for a permanent, discussions driven forum among governors.
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Roosevelt Era Talk On Governors' Conference debated
Fragmentary text discusses President Roosevelt, Mr Jordan, and a proposed White House conference to craft uniform state laws on marriage, divorce, taxation, inheritance, and other issues. It notes invited governors and editors backing the idea and suggests federal control through a governors’ forum.
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Suspect Admits Killing Nurse in Hospital Admission
A suspect, Schermerhorn, confessed to killing nurse Brymer after visiting hospital under sheriff Hornbeck. He claimed intoxication and memory gaps, saying he entered the Brymer home to scare but did not intend to harm. investigators note inconsistent details and mention a burglary motive tied to other items.
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Price rises for shoes hit by leather costs
National Shoes Wholesalers association announces higher shoe prices due to costly leather and materials. It notes approval of repealing a query on hides as a factor behind the increase and cites rising production expenses.
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Court Grants Motion To Advance Docket in Stand Be9 Case
An unclear court filing from January 18 requests the government motion to advance the docket in the Stand Be9 matter. Details are unreadable in the provided text.
White slave ring indictments in New York grand jury
Rockefellar grand jury in Greater New York returns ix indictments with two arrests. Raul, Drinko, and Philip Mangold held in 97500 bail each for trial on charges of abducting and selling a comely girl and related offenses connected to a white slave trade case in East Twenty third Street area.
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Death Notice and Mourning For Rigel Family
Local obituary note records the passing of Mrs Rigel with family members including Mrs Lelia Schetil and Mrs Sigel. It mentions a possible illness or stroke affecting a band member Jean the band and notes mystery around Blakes name in the case.
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Farmer says beef profits lag behind costs in talks
Washington official notes that farmers see little gain from high food prices. Secretary Wilbon says producers across states report rising costs and stagnant returns, while he vows to publish production costs and prices to compare with consumer prices.
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Cardinal Gibbons Calls Food Prices Unreasonably High
Cardinal Gibbons condemns current food costs as wildly inflated saying families cannot survive on wages from years ago. He urges action to curb prices soon and restore reasonableness to essentials.
Sugar Trust Officials Postponed Bail in Conspiracy Case
Six sugar trust officials and employees indicted for conspiracy to defraud the government had their theft trial postponed to Monday in a United States court. Charles Helke, secretary at the Willineburg plant, was released on 6000 dollar bond, and Harry Walker, ex-superintendent for Williamsburg infant, on 32000 bond. Others remain held on bonds.
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Bank Manager Sentenced in Germany Theft Case
In New York on January 18 a German bank fraud case surfaced as Paul Entemann, tied to a Hamilton family, pleaded guilty to stealing more than $50,000 from the Jefferson Bank Want-Ride branch. He faces a prison term of not less than four years.
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Crunching Booms for Speakership in Michigan Delegation
In Washington January 18, tensions rise over the Cannon speakership with shifts in Michigan's delegation. Townees Coughlin and Hamilton back a change, while Denby Fordney and McMorran support the current speaker. Smith Gardiner Dodds and Young waver, and the Pennsylvania bloc contemplates backing Cannon. Dates is mentioned but unlikely to prevail.
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Olmsted and Pennsylvania Delegation in Parliamentary Row
A fragment notes tension within the Pennsylvania delegation over Congress and parliamentary law. It hints that Olmsted could be a strong figure in the dispute and mentions friction with Uncle Joe and the Atlantic coast waterway commission.
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Thaw Case In US Court Involves Mary Copley Thaw
In New York on January 18 the United States circuit court ordered payment by Mary Copley Thaw mother of Edward Parry Thaw. She owes $46 815 76 to Clifford W Hartridge for disbursements during a trial while facing further action on $195 738 for related costs unless a specific settlement is reached within five days.
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Typhoid and Weather Woes Hit County Records
Fragmentary notes report typhoid concerns in New Mexico and January 19th storms causing heavy snow and cold. Mentions a typhoidist and deaths amid harsh winter conditions impacting local residents and livestock in the county.
Texas Congressman Resigns from Pension Committee
The Texas congressman resigns from the pension committee citing opposition to the pension system as it stands. He argues the nation spends nearly 100 million dollars monthly on the program and claims the public bears the burden of elevated expenses.
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Bloodine pills promise liver relief and clearer skin
An old remedy claims to cleanse the liver of impurities by pushing toxins through the skin. It touts BLOODINE capsules as a special agent to restore rosy complexions and banish yellowed skin by improving blood flow and removing impurities.
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