Benate Ways 1 May Affects Jack Garner
Washington dispatch analyzes how Jack Garner might adopt Senate manners after moving from the House next March. Observers note the House Senate contrast and Garner’s Homespun persona could shift with Senate decorum, while others doubt a lasting change given his long, close ties with political peers and his habit of matching his style to partners like Nick Longworth.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington, D
Jack Garner
Senate
Capitol
Cactus Jack
House
Congress
Garner
Charlie Curtis
Charlie
Jong
Nick” Longworth
Garerty
V P Question Sparks After Election In The Capital
The piece recalls Ogden Mills and Gar ner as close friends from the House while Kid Nick’s famed dandy image and opera tastes spark gossip. It notes a wish to drop social obligations and hints at how people might address the vice president.
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Nick
V. P
Jne
John
Etta
Photograph of stolen cow helps convict Byron man
Portland report says a photo of an eight stolen cow led Deputy Sheriff A McParland to arrest Ploud Riggs 39 of Byron Washington on grand larceny charges. The suspect was identified as part of Higgs herd after the bovine mug was recognized. Also noted are foreign charity efforts along the Chilean coast to curb itinerant sponging amid genuine need.
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Portland
Ore
Ploud Riggs
Byron
Wash
A. McParland
Riggs
Santiago
Chile
Borglum completes model for Ingersol memorial on Potomac
Internationally known sculptor Guizon Forglum finished a 12 foot memorial model for Robert Ingersol. The $20,000 statue will stand on the Potomac in Washington near a Bryan statue and the Lincoln memorial. It is funded by a national committee of admirers. Borglum will attend the Bryan memorial unveiling this spring. He said he will return to Georgia to finish the Stone Mountain project, abandoned after controversy in 1928. Meanwhile New York reports Dr J G Williams Greef dismissed 400 alien hospital workers and plans to remove 700 more.
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Bracken- Tdge Park
Guizon Forglum
Robert Ingersol
Potomac River
Washington, D. C
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Ingersol
Borglum
National Committee
Georgia
Stone Mountain Memorial
Colonels Robins Revives Interest in Gold Hunting
North Carolina mountains draw renewed promoter and prospectors interest after Col Raymond Robins announces gold prospecting. Reports say small, often unprofitable mines exist in the region with occasional gold dust found across the Great Smokies and in Tennessee. Federal authorities warn against unscrupulous promoters selling worthless gold mine stock to distant investors.
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Colonel Robins
Washington, D. C
Col
Raymond Robins
North Carolin
Gmokles
Tennessee
Colorado Tires of '2-Gun Louie'
Two Guns Louie Alteric, a Chicago underworld figure, must leave Colorado by February 1 or face a prison term of one to five years after pleading guilty to assault related to a shooting that wounded two men. He was fined 1250 dollars and had run a two year long “dude ranch” near Glenwood Springs. A four room apartment at 1002 Wes Elsmere is offered for 38 dollars.
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Glenwood Springe
Calo
Louis
Aleric
Chicago
Colorado
Alteris
Here
Bank stockholders urged to vote proxies for meeting
Central Bank and Trust stockholders are urged by Col. W. B. Tuttle to mail proxies for Monday’s 4 p.m. meeting to elect a new board. Over 50 percent of capital must mail proxies. about 10,000 depositors with deferred dividends may benefit. Proxies should name Fritz Schilo or D. F. Young lead to cast votes.
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Central Becuuties
South Texas Bank and ‘Trust Company
W. B. Tuttle
Board of
Colonel Tuttle
Securities Company
City-Central Bank
Tutle
Fritz Schilo
D. F. Younglead
Tuttle
Mother Rescues Child From Cistern in Lincoln
In Lincoln on January 7, Mrs. Thomas Fitzsimmons leaped into a cistern to save her 18 month old son Tommy Fitzsimmons who had fallen in. She kept his head above water for over six feet deep until her husband arrived. Both were uninjured and praised by neighbors and adults.
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Lincoln
Tommy Fitzsimmons
Thomas Fitzsimmons
Berlin Canary Show Chooses Top Singers in December
Berlin breeders plan a championship with 135 canaries competing in 45 organizations as each submits three entries. Judges rate tone using seven standard trills and a parrot expected to perform four classical German arias.
Talking books to rely on blind Detroit inventor says
Detroit inventor Glenn E Watson envisions talking books for the blind using radio waves to translate printed pages into sound. He demonstrated radio typewriting two years ago and proposes a system like movie talkies to transmit readable content. He notes Braille books censor reading and blind readers lack access to newspapers without libraries.
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Detroit
Jen
Glenn E Watson
Watson
Ariz Lumberman Halloran in court on accessory charges
Wincie Ruth Judd is condemned for the dismemberment killings of Agnes Le Roi Hedvig Ramuelson and Mills Le Roi. J J Halloran, the lumberman, appears before Justice Nat Merec on aiding concealing the body and being an accessory in hiding. Arraignment set for Wednesday. bond remains 3000. Judd to be moved from Florence prison for hearing.
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Phoenik ‘Ariz
Wincie Ruth Judd
J. J
Happy Jack
Halloran
Nat’ Merec
Agnes Anne le Roi
Mrs. Judd
N Mills le Roi
Hedvig Ramuelson
Marriage License Decline Reported in San Angelo
SAN ANGELO report shows only 226 marriage licenses issued free during 1922, about half the 1029 boom total, with certificates valued at $18 written. In 1831 the Tom Green county total reached 24g.
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San Angelo
Jnt
Tom Green County
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