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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1928

Page

6

Smith to Run Again After Senate Ouster

Washington report states Col. Frank L. Smith Illinois senator elect, barred from the senate and his seat vacant, plans to seek vindication at the polls. Governor Small denounces the senate action and refuses to recognize the vacancy, while Illinois may face continued vacancy until credentials are resolved.

Washington Frank L. Smith Illnois Senate Illinois Chicago Small _ rep United States Senate Smith W. W. Schroeder Charles S. Deneen Small Senate of the United States Iinois Borah Reed Mr. Smith Colonel Smith Cole E. Blease South Carolina William S. Ware Pennsylvania Vare

Bankers' offer for bandits in Albuquerque

The New Mexico Bankers' Association posts a $1000 reward for each bank bandit killed in the act of robbing banks in Albuquerque New Mexico.

Albuquerque New Mexico New Mexico Bankers’ Association

Planed Pan American talks falter in Havana accord

The plan by Mexico to reorganize the Pan American union failed to gain support from the commission. Latin American delegates opposed features that could hinder the union and US cooperation, while Hughes’ Havana address drew wide attention and strong backing for US diplomacy. debates over aviation and the Panama Canal remain unsettled as Latin nations resist certain amendments.

Havana Mexico United States Congress Hughes New World North America Cuba Porto Rico Panama Canal Zone Colombia Washington Guantanamo Canal Zone Sociedad Colombo-Alemana de Transportes Aereos Panama

Equalization Fee Drives Farm Relief Debate in Washington

Washington warns that the American Farm Bureau and allied groups will oppose farm relief without an equalization fee. Ches ter Gray says the McNary-Haugen bill could pass this session to force Senate action and shift House votes. Illinois groups push cooperative buying and insurance, while bankers back McNary-Haugen.

Washington House Agriculture Committee American Farm Bureau Federation and Allied Organizations Chester Gray Federation North Central States Coolidge Senate House Committee Gray House Rock Island Ill Ilinois Agricultural Association Illinois Agricultural Association Illinois New Ventures Congress Earl C. Smith Chicago McNary-Haugen Illinois Bankers’ Association Stevens Hotel

Morrow Leads First Pan American Delegates Return to Mexico City

Dwight W. Morrow, the first American delegate to arrive at the Pan American conference, was the first to depart and has returned to his post in Mexico City accompanied by Mrs. Morrow.

Havana Dwight W. Morrow Mexico City Morrow

Federal Radio Commission hears industrial shortwave requests

Rail way, mining and oil representatives pressed for allotments of short wave channels for industrial use. Uncle Sam's foreign trade reached 9.05 billion dollars in 1927, per Commerce. Foreign goods imports fell by about 246 million to 4.184 billion. A war conference endorsed a Buron of Ohio proposal to ban arms sales to aggressive nations. About 6,995,424 tons of cargo are available to Mississippi river barge lines this year per a government survey.

Federal Radio Commission Uncle Sam Commerce Department Secretary of War

70 000 File Irish Loan Claims New York

Only 70 000 of 830 000 bondholders in the 6 million loan for the Republic of Ireland have filed claims within the five month period set by the Supreme Court.

New York Republic of Ireland Supreme Court

World's smallest public Tall 15 inch gauge railway opens

The line runs from Rom ney through famous marshes to Hythe Kent England. Engines weigh about eight tons and reach speeds up to 50 mph pulling 25 coaches. Fare across the eight and a half mile route is 25 cents with a special train hire option at 3 dollars 75 cents.

Romney Hythe Kent England

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