Impeachment bid against Judge Woodward sparks House action
Judge Charles Woodward of Chicago faces impeachment as the House Judiciary Committee votes twenty to? in favor. Charges center on nepotism and awards to the firm Loucks Eckert Peterson, with his son Harold rising in pay. Nebraska and other stories react to strikes, riots, and national labor mediation efforts as unrest spreads.
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Woodward
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House Committee On Judiciary
Fedral
Charles ©. Woodward
Senate
Washington
Loucks, Eckert & Peterson
Harold
Ashurst
Arizona
ALON
Minneapolis
Toledo
Ohio
Regional Labor Board
Labor Board
Olson
National Guard
Francis H. Shoemaker
Electric Auto-Lite Company
Charles FT. Taft
National Labor Board
NSA
Intermountain News Briefs Reach Idaho and Nevada
Idaho and Nevada notes cover road and highway talks, a 3000 spectator gathering in Salt Lake City, a June 7 Ogden show, July 24 anniversary events, salmon reaching Weiser river, a Mountain City highway association formation, earthquake surveys near Locomotive Springs, a rearrest of a chain store tax ruling, Kaibab forest projects in Kanab, Jiope of Fourth of July events in Burley, and Nevada drought relief funding needs including Lake Tahoe pumping and Truckee river work.
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St Bond
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Dotsero
Ogden
Weiser
Mountain Home
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Breneat- Duck Valley
Idaho
Nevada
Idaho Highway Department
Mountain City
Nev
Reno
Morley Griswold
Key l Mitman
Lake Tahoe
Truckee River
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Rumors of Allbuster Kill Tariff Bill Debated In Legislature
Majority Leader Robinson said he would extend daily sessions from 210 am to 8 pm and even into the game hour to thwart any plot against the administrations tariff bargaining bill. The house passed the industry loan SH and sent it to the senate while a conference to resolve differences looms.
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Tnobinson
House
Senate
Federal Reserve Banks
Senate hearing on patronage plot charges at Surley home
At Storlc y former secretary of War angrily demands full examination of charges that Republicans plotted patronage at his Virginia home. A. Dalrymple cites letters from W Broom and Lee Shannon supporting the claim while Dalrymple calls the accusations false.
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Storlcy
Senate Civil Service Committee
Virginia
Department of Justice
A. ¥. Dalrymple
Dalrymple
W. Broom
Lee Shannon
Justice Department
Surley
Chicago Century of Progress Reopens With Parade and Upgrades
Chicago's exposition opens another summer as a larger brighter Century of Progress with a military parade and ceremonies. The fair is rebuilt and redecorated retaining best features while adding new exhibits, 12 new foreign villages, improved science and manufacturer displays, concerts by the Chicago and Beethoven symphonies, and a relocated Midway on the lake front with new lighting and settings.
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Hicago
Chicago
Betrait
Sciencic
President Roosevelt Backs Silver Bill as Senate Moves
President Roosevelt told Congress what silver bill he would accept and Senator Pittman introduced a compromise. Silver bloc members remain dissatisfied, yet passage seems likely before the session ends as western senators accept it for political reasons. The bill gives the President discretion to include silver in the monetary system and to stabilize its price.
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Roosevelt
Chiceaza
Dyers
Johson
Donald R. Richberg
Darrow
NIIA
Gerald F. Nye
North Dakota
Darrovw
Senate
Congress
Darrow Board
William ©. Thompson
Lowell Mason
Mason
Insull
General Johnson
Mount Vernon
Washington
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Ioosevelt
Capitol
Ili
Kr. Roosevelt
Roosnvelt
Key Pittman
Sqipe
Summer Term Starts at Henager Business College
Summer term opens at Henager Business College offering profitable study across commercial subjects. Special and regular courses for summer month credit tuition rates, with newly issued catalog and enrollment details. Visitors welcome at 2753 El Broadway Was, inviting inquiries and tours.
Automobiles failing safety checks in Idaho tests
The state highway department reports only 25 percent of 6500 cars passed safety lanes in southeastern Ydale while 100 percent of some tests showed defects in lighting for many vehicles. In Payette country two concrete bridges are planned at a cost of £ 90,82000.
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Ida
State Highway Department
Ydale
New Ma
Paydith
Payette Highway
Tlurseshos
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