Eber Names Committees Of Assembly In Wisconsin Senate
The legislature opened its session with George W. Hulfs measure for a 750000 tuberculosis emergency fund. Senator Eber appointed committee chairs including Rachael Laffey to insurance and banking and Frank L. Prescott to municipalities. The assembly reconvened at 3 pm after a three-day recess as new committee assignments were announced.
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Associated Press
Senate
George Whulfs
John W. Eber
Eber
la Tolfette
Republican Party
Wby
Rachael Laffey
Frank L. Prescott
Milwaukee
Ever
Scovtlind
Senate Agriculture Committed
le. Cher
Tense Senate clash over Heflin attack on Catholics
United Press report describes a tense Senate session in Washington as Senator Heflin of Alabama assailed Mexican religious propaganda and attacked Catholics. Rounds of applause and hissing followed his speech while colleagues urged tolerance and cautioned against military action or coercive diplomacy.
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United Fresa
Washingtow
D. C
Senate
Keflin
Delagerat
Alabama
Mexico
Heflin
Rice
Maryland
Fleslin
Hig State
House
Connally
Tevas
Tig
Calvin Coslilge
Ben
James A Teed
Missouri
Che Senate
Knights of Columbus
Smith Defers Plan To Present Credentials In Senate
Senate nominee Frank L. Smith of Illinois deferred presenting his credentials after arriving from Chicago. Senate leaders wished to vote on the Lausanne treaty today, so Smith postponed until tomorrow to appear in the senate and avoid delaying the treaty vote.
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Smith
Associated Press
Washington
Jofmy
Chicago
Frank L. Smith
Tinois
Senate
MelKinley
Blood Test Determines Sobriety By Paris Courts
An Associated Press report notes Paris trials increasingly rely on blood analysis to prove drunkenness. In a fatal hit run, chemist Leon Bonn tested a victim’s blood, finding alcohol enough to suggest about four quarts of wine at 10 percent, supporting the judge’s view that even the hardest drinker might ignore traffic rules.
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Associated Press
Paris
Leon Bonn
Dudges
Berger Revives Row Over Nicaragua and the Mexican Situation
Washington congressman Representative Berger socialist of Wisconsin delivered a prepared speech attacking U. S. policy in Mexico and Nicaragua. He argued Kellogg should defend American capitalists’ interests even at cost of lives, criticized Bolshevik propaganda, and warned imperialism and wartime danger under current economic systems. He cited red scare history and noted justice department actions in keeping the red spook alive.
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Go Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Congress
Berger
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Selloge
Kellogg
Meico
Nicaragua
Fifly
Mexico
Air
Hoellogg
United States
Workers Party
Mitchell Peimer
Department of Justice
John
Teen swimmer George Young signs five figure contracts after Catalina win
At sixteen, George Young from Toronto rose from poverty to wealth after winning the Catalina Island swim and its $25,000 prize. He received vaudeville and movie offers and pledged much of his prize money to sponsor training and his mother’s home. He weighed options including a film career akin to Red Grange, after his publicized success.
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United Praxs
Los Angeles
Calif
George Young
Toronto
Canada
Catalina Island
Willam Wrigley, Jr
Chew!ng
Henry O'Bryne
O'ryne
Dulldaa Los Angeles
Young
Red Grange
Tke Foune
Victory in Channel Swim Changes Lad's Whole Life
Central Press reports George Young, winner of the Catalina channel swim, now gazes through rose tinted eyes at $25,000 in American currency. His victory has transformed him from a youth into a man with wealth and responsibility, planning investments, a home for himself and his widowed mother, and a future built on the dividends from his fame.
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Lad
Central Press
Los Angeles
Calif
George Young
Earth
Catalina
Channel Swim
We _ 7
Hay
Uife
Who's Behind Gunn Case In Detroit Stockholders Question
Appellants in the government tax suit against nine former Ford Motor Company stockholders seek the identity of the person or persons behind the case. They argue the authorship of petitionary memoranda read into the record is vague and pivotal to the suit and may compel subpoenas of treasury officials if needed. The memoranda, read by A W Greg, questioned the original hard stock assessment and proposed a second assessment formula.
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Ford
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Tary
Sult
Traasur
A W Greg
Treasury Department
Challenge to critics of American aviation thrown out
Major General Patrick rejects the criticisms of U S aviation saying our planes have matched or exceeded rivals. He cites the air service program, expects 17,000 men, 1,690 planes and 1,650 officers within five years under congressional authorization.
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Patrick
Cleveland
Mayon M. Patriot
United States Air Service
William S. Mitchell
Con- Rreas
Deadly Cold Hits Samara Region as Dwellings Freeze
AP dispatch reports about eighteen people dying in Pugachev and many more in outlying districts of Samara government in southeastern Ruana. Extreme cold sweeps the Volga area with temperatures around 40 below zero for several days, claiming numerous fatalities in isolated villages.
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Gy Associated Press
Samara
Rucha
Ruan
Pugachev
Volga River
Prison Superintendent Fights Escapees with Pistols
A Tennessee state prison superintendent and a one eyed trusty pursued three escaped prisoners from the state farm after a lunch hour break. Gunfire erupted as the fugitives fired from behind cars. Blitch and Highamith overtook one escapee near a creek. The desperado surrendered after police arrived. Blitch was wounded.
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Jacksontille
J. Bliteh
State Farm
al House
Lew Williams
Albert Thoms
Neuro
Bitch
Marion Highamith
Trusty
Creorgia
Butch
Tod
Appeal 15 Dismissed In Philadelphia Senate Controversy
The state supreme court dismissed Joseph Clealore's appeal to halt ballot transport to the Senate special committee. The ruling clears the way for delivery of 2,006 ballot boxes amid a dispute involving William Wilson, Democrat, and Willista Ware over the renitorial seat and succession to Senator George Wharton Pepper.
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Fly Associated
Philadelphia
Joseph Clealore
Philadelphia Ballet
Ware-Wilson
Washington
Senate Special Committee
Willam
Wilson
Willista S. Ware
Themiblcan
George Wharton Pepper
Temporary oil trace settlement reported after high level talks
United Press reports a temporary truce in the oil dispute after a conference between Secretary Morandes and petroleum attorneys. Authorities say the accord sidelines further clash while the supreme court settles the matter, allowing companies to operate without interference in the near term.
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United
Moxie
Morandes
Supreme Court Ts
Kotex Offices to Move Accounting to Chicago
The Kotex company general accounting department, formerly Crisie Cotton and AKUhal diary of Kimberly Clark, will relocate to Chicago. The move aims to improve harmony with the general sales office, which has been in Chicago for some time. No officials plan to relocate residences, though some manufacturing units may be placed in New York state.
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Spreinl
Northeerestern
Neendl
Wis
Kotex Company
Crisie Cotton Company
Akuhal
Kimberly- Clark Company
Chicago
Renaon
Gentral Aden
New York State
Man Protective of Pet Killed on Railroad Tracks
Atlantic City report states George Koval attempted to save his dog near a Pennsylvania railroad. He pulled the pet from the tracks but tripped over a rail and was killed. Local authorities describe the incident as a fatal accident during a rescue effort.
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Fy Unierd Press
Atlantic City
N. d
Ceorge Kovaliak
Cook
Pal
Penneytwania Railroad
Kovalink
Mediation plan is rejected by Nicaragua president
President Diaz of Nicaragua rejects Costa Rica’s mediation offer in the central American dispute. U S recognition of Nicaragua prompted Diaz to refuse further mediation. State Department gave no comment. Zapata returns with 200 soldiers to threaten San Juan del Sur near the Pacific coast after the Cinetathia cruiser arrival at Parana.
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Diaz
Nicaragua
Jiminez
Costa Rica
Aasodalud
Washington, D. C
Costa Raiaw
Central America
Dies
Siminez
State Department
Juan B Sacusa
Ding
United States
Action Zapata
Manigas
Cour
Zapata
Mbera
San Juan
del Sur
Pacific
Corinto
Ameri
Cinetnathi
Parana
British Warships Ring Shanghai in Defensive Move
London reports Britain plans a defensive posture near Shanghai amid anti foreign unrest. Fifty seven ships were within cruising range, with twenty six more en route or ready, following a cabinet meeting authorizing measures that insist on no collision with China while preparing cruisers to the Far East. The first squadron to Mille includes the Frobisher Dolni Joanne and Viragen, and Dauntless was to follow.
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Praga
London
Yberil
Ching
Shanghai
Far East
Admiralty
Hae
Mille
Frobisker
Dolni
Joanne
Viragen
Dauntresd
Goun
Princess Helen and Errant Prince May Meet Rumors Grow
An Anneelated Press report from Paris says Princess Helen consorts with Roumania's errant prince Carel as she travels to Italy with Crown Prince Michail. Bucharest officials stress plans for Michail's stay in Italy while speculation swirls over a possible reunion with Carol and Helen.
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Helen
Annéelated Pressey
Roumania
Carel
Italy
Michail
Reymantin
Michaels
Paris
Carol
Oretrens
Rivigra
Henry Ford on War Prospects With Mexico
Henry Ford dismisses any possibility of war with Mexico saying talk of conflict is ridiculous. A Boston Globe dispatch quotes Ford as noting some interests seek Mexico profit, but the public is intelligent and will oppose war, per a Wayland Inn view and Sudbury Herald citation.
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Henry Ford
Mexico
Boston
Mere Aid Today
Wayside
Sudbury
The
Herald
Ford Sard
Tom Financial
Lawmaker Actions Drift In House Session
United Press reports resumed House debate in executive session on the Luaanne teamty issue while army appropriation units are reviewed. The commerce committee weighs railroad consolidation as several panels continue work on key bills.
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Sryatro
Luaanneteemty
Noocse
Commerce
Money Sought for Bovine TB Eradication
An emergency appropriation of 761,009 is sought in a state senate bill to fund six months of bovine tuberculosis eradication work. The measure, backed by Senator George W Hull, would raise total state funds for the fiscal year to 1,600,000, supplementing a 760,000 allotment already exhausted. Indemnity funds are projected for the Sauk, Jefferson, Dane, Pepin, and Portage counties, with about 25,100 cattle affected.
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Associated Praix
Madison
Senate
George We. Hull
John J. Jones
John D
Tones, Jr
Naricufipye
Sauk
Jéemerkon
Dine
Pepbin-and- Portage
Jones
Congress of the
United States
Turn Militant Energies Into Peaceful Channels
Joshua Johns, district governor of Wisconsin upper Michigan Kiwanis, urged Kiwanis International to turn militant energies into peaceful constructive citizenship. He outlined four 1926 goals: promote informed, intelligent government support for intervention principles, combat destructive influences in national life, push universal suffrage use in all elections, and foster better individual understanding of government to build sound public opinion.
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Milwaukee
Joshus I Johns
Appleton
Wis
Wisconsin-upper Michigan
Hkiwants International
Sesbian
Johns
Kiwanty
Unclear Weather Forecast Items From January Day Tablet
Fragmentary weather note from January 15 predicts mostly cloudy to night and Wednesday with possible snow in northern and western portions. Temperature change not specified. Includes stray names and stray agency markings without coherent facts.
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Xonth
West Portionn
Parnta
Eemark
Plebiscite Hope Fades in Tacna Arica Dispute
AP reports the Tacna and Arica controversy between Chile and Peru remains unresolved as a plebiscite seems impossible. Peru rejects Kellogg proposal to cede provinces to Bolivia, while arbitration officials warn no quick settlement.
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Peru
United States Department
Kellogg
Bolivia
Washington, D. C
Chile
Tacna
Arlen
State Department
Mondsy
Voularde
Kellogs
Tacas
Arica
M. Price
Senate Agriculture Committee Begins Farm Relief Study
The Senate Agriculture Committee opened hearings on farm relief measures, first considering a proposal to insure cotton farmers against low prices and then examining the Meary-Baugen bill. Senator McNary expects to complete hearings shortly as action before the full Senate is sought. The report notes agriculture’s grave, worsening condition and the need for stability and a fair share of national income, with debate over prompt congressional action continuing.
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House
House Agricultura Committee
Deeloresi
Spar
Iife
Hits
Congress
Chaplin Divorce Hearings Seek Corp Fortunes
Los Angeles attorney for Liza Gilly Chaplin reported discovery efforts to satisfy alimony and fees totaling 24 400 with a target of 16 million from Charlie Chaplin's income. Court orders issued after a sensational divorce suit show no individual assets found. Lawyers plan a Thursday continuance and may argue Chaplin Studios Inc and Chaplin Fire Co. are one man corporations to claim funds. Chaplin reportedly earned 80 000 a year and was worth 1 000 000.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Liza Gilly Chaplin
Sulrinish
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