Gov Davis says expose is frame up in Kansas pardon plot
Kansas reports reveal Russell G Davis, son of Governor Jonathan M Davis, took 1100 and delivered a pardon to Frea W Pellman, farmer and bank president, in a National Hotel room. The Kansas City Journal, with Pullman, exposed the sting, while Davis calls it a political frame. Witnesses and hotel room listening devices surrounded the setup.
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Balvidere
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Peltman
Akar
Petlman
Beonewa
Miss Delmar enters pageant to crown fair in city
Miss Alice Lowe, recently chosen as the citys fine young beauty, will appear on the Arcade Theatre stage next Wednesday as Delmars entry bids for recognition in the Miss Delmar contest stacked with local entrants.
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Alice Lowe
Arcade Theatre
Coolidge Opposes Naval Gun Elevation Policy Shift
President Coolidge resists elevating naval guns on American capital ships amid Senate disfavor and administration opposition. The White House signals no swift changes, linking the issue to arms control and a broader effort to avoid renewed naval arms competition.
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Congress
Coolidge
Senate
100 Persons Freeze In Georgien During Severe Cold
In Tiflis Georgia January reports say 100 people and many cattle froze to death amid unprecedented winter weather. Farmers and residents face harsh conditions as cold snaps grip the Caucasus with fatalities and widespread losses.
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Georgien
Tiflis
Georgia
Butler And Justice Near Fifth Fight
Butler and Magistrate E P Carney clashed after a Ritz Carlton raid early Friday. Carney demanded truth about liquor in the grill. Butler refused to back down, threatening to investigate the Ritz Carlton affair his own way.
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Philadelphia
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Gener
Woman May Be Federal Judge in Northern California
Mrs Willebrandt, long in charge of Prohibition cases in the Justice Department, is under consideration for the vacancy in the Federal Court of northern California. President Coolidge is reportedly weighing her nomination as the first woman to serve as a federal judge. Delegates from California are divided over the pick, with Senator Shortridge renewing a push for Judge Sturto to be appointed, as White House discussions continue.
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White House
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Supreme Court of California
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Patient plunges fourteen stories to death in Philadelphia
Fragmented police report describes a patient plunging from a Medical Arts Building window after struggling with a physician. Witnesses and investigators note a fatal fall, with chaotic details and unclear motive as authorities probe the incident.
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Court Hears Pricing Ties Between Chesapeake and Potomac and AT T
United States Circuit Judge Johan Rose heard testimony in a telephone rate injunction case. William F Sloan of Chicago estimated Chesapeake and Potomac Company assets at 42.06 million, far above the Public Service Commission's 24.0 million. Sloan foresees copper and cable poles holding price, while switches and instruments may drop with better manufacturing methods.
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Sinan
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End of Muscle Shoals debate nears vote in Senate
Senate leaders faced delays as they try to move the Underweed bill and resolve amendments on Muscle Shoals. Wadsworth proposed sending the issue to a commission for disposition without ratification, while Norris urged study by a Senate commission.
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Nebraska
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Washington Today and Te Aww headline summary
Readable fragments describe a local Washington event with mentions of a committee and preparations. Names and places are unclear. details are damaged but indicate discussions on a Benes Acera TM committee and high school activities.
Miss Wachapreague Pageant on Eastern Shore at Arcade Theatre
Mrs Madelin Bonneville is featured as Vir Bima in the Miss Wachapreague beauty pageant on the Eastern Shore. The event takes place at the Arcade Theatre on Wednesday, with hopes to attract contestants from the peninsula.
Warren Seen As Possible Supreme Court Nominee
Reports suggest Charles B. Warren of Michigan is a leading candidate to succeed Stone on the U S Supreme Court. A Senate Judiciary subcommittee reviews the nomination while officials in Washington weigh Warren's background and ties to Governor Green of Michigan and other national figures.
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James Beck
Pian Visana Aatetter
Wiliam Jo Deneswan
New York
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Vaehaett Supreme Judicial
Testimony Of Players In 1924 Scandal Probe Made Public
Public release of Landis interrogation records shows no baseball official implicated in the 1924 Giants bribery case. Players Cosy Dolan Jimmy OConnell Frank Frisch and others deny involvement with offers to throw games and recount visits with Commissioner Landis at Polo Grounds and Indianapolis where questions centered on alleged payoffs.
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Indian Pictou Alive After 36 Hours Buried
Mt John, Jan 10. John Pictou, a 90 year old Indian, lay in the wind for 36 hours in 10 degree cold yet survived. Funeral preparations began but clan members expect he may live, with concern over possible head injuries. The scene reflects endurance in harsh winter conditions.
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A. P
Wanda
Jehn Pictou
Baltimore Woman Embezzler Caught
A Baltimore woman was arrested today on embezzlement charges. Police reported the suspect acted with others, taking funds from a local business. The case involves alleged theft and will proceed to court with several witnesses.
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