Reginald McKenna Opposes Return to Gold Standard
London January 27 Reginald McKenna former chancellor of the exchequer voiced strong opposition to England resuming the gold standard for the time being He urged setting weights at least for the present and argued against returning to gold at the old or any new parity as head of the Midland Bank meeting.
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London
Reginald * McKenna
Exchequer
England
In & Epeech
aTik
Widow Demonstrates Tear Collecting Custom as Perfume
An old Hindu custom is shown where widows collect tears shed after the death of their husbands and use the tears as perfume. The scene portrays a family or community ritual highlighting mourning rites and cultural practices.
Police Shootout Kills Officer and Two Women in Philadelphia
In a central Philadelphia house a gunman shot and killed Patrolman Frederick J. Dolan and two women, with a third woman wounded. Authorities called it an apparent outbreak of war as the killer fled amid a fusillade of police fire.
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Philadelphia
Marksmanekiller
Fprkener
Yettr Cooper
Cohen
Patsy Miller
Frederick J. Dolan
Cream of Nujol Promises Relief for Rheumatic Pain
An old advertisement claims rheumatic agony stems from sluggish bowels and promotes Cream of Nujol as a laxative treatment. It touts low daily cost, safety, and ease of use while asserting the product lubricates dried bowels to restore regularity and remove poisons daily.
GIN MARRIAGE REPEAL BILL UP FOR VOTE IN TEXAS HOUSE
In Austin the repeal bill to end the gin marriage law faced a floor vote while other measures moved. The House adjourned until Monday, with several resolutions pending including one urging immediate action on war debts. Debates covered highway patrol repeal, a criminal district court for Bexar County, and moving pardons HQ to Huntsville.
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Austin
Jan
House
Senate
Elec Roosevelt
Congress
United States
State Highway Patrol
Bexar County
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Huntsville
House Highways and Motor Traffic Committee
Lcense
APS Repulse China Attack (Continued From Page One)
Four men executed in Caton labeled as bandits trafficking arms. Earlier reports described Chinese Nabuntist government and anti Japanese Boycott Society. League of Nations committee works toward May report with Sino Japanese controversy recommendations. Japanese war office downplayed Datta KE Chiumenkon claim and said fewer than 2001 Japanese were in the Ghenhelkwen area.
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Caton
Nabuntist
League of Nationa Special Committee
Fone
Tokio
Hines Seeks Reduction in Veterans Budget Estimate
Washington, Jan 27. Brig. Gen. Fran T. Hines, administrator of the Veterans Administration, asks House hearing to cut FY budget by 23.2 million, leaving total near 987 million. He cites May 1992 disability trends and questions rise in veterans relief. He supports 10% cut in compensation and delays in agency growth, noting 496,170 veterans with disability and 948,877 with allowances but no service connection. The panel also approves limited funding for the farm board through 1933 and trims the federal trade commission to 510,000, withholding new economic probes. The Shipping Board shows 455 vessels, 99 active, 136 tied up, 420 to be scrapped.
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Fran T. Hines
Veterans
Hines
House
Veterans’ Administration
Swrunistracer
Cerlain
Teap
Farm Board
White House
Roosevelt
Federal Trade Commission
The
Trade Commission
T. V. O'Connor
Shipping Board
Merchant Fleet Corporation
Dia Fannin 1291 Triggered Webwriter KTLA Ad
Light classified ad and KTLA web announcement reference a Dia Fannin 1291 item. The brief fragment suggests a listing or notice connected to a person and a web writer. No clear event or outcome is stated beyond identification.
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KTLA
Dia
Senate Budget Battle Pushes For Cuts Across Bills
Senate Democrats meet to back a balanced budget with deep cuts across appropriation bills, rejecting Byrd Tydings plan to slash and cap spending to match next year’s revenue. Amendments to trim 15 to 50 million below current levels are planned, while Tydings proposes a 500 thousand cut to the treasury post office bill. House advances five appropriation measures as Senate weighs a five day work week and possible federal probe into alleged bank influence on industry.
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Revenue and Taxation Committee
House
Appropriations Committee
J. © ‘Uvall
Comptroller and Auditor
Washington, D. C
Senate Democrats
Tydings
Maryland
Treasury Post Office
Robinson
Senate
Democratic Party
Justice, Labor, Commerce
State Departments
Senate Judiciary Committee
New York
Johiy
Frey urges federal regulation to aid labor conditions
P. Frey, secretary treasurer of the metal trades department of the American Federation of Labor, told committees yesterday that federal regulation is necessary to improve labor conditions.
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P. Frey
Metal Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Second Trial Frees Youth In Officer Killing Case
Seventeen year old Warner Corry was acquitted by a jury in Chicago after a second trial for the killing of Policeman Edward Smith during a high school swimming pool incident. He had spent 17 months in custody awaiting the retrial, after previously pleading guilty and receiving an 18 year sentence voided by the Illinois Supreme Court.
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Chicago
INS
Warner Corry
Edward Smith
Altorneya
Davors
Carles
Corry
Ilinais
Solon Hints Collections Aid Wet Crusaders
Austin January 27 Texans urged to avoid funding by Inb bying corporations. Wet leaders the Crusaders were told to withdraw from legislative doors. Representative Preston L Anderson sponsor of a beer bill denounced the fundraising calls and warned of anger in his hometown.
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Austin
Teas
Wet
Crusaders
Preston L. Anderson
San Antonio
Citizeris
Anderson
F. A. Rogers
Crusaders Reply to Anderson Riles Texas Lobby Clash
Texas Crusaders respond to criticism from Representative P. L. Anderson of San Antonio. Wilbur D. Bacon, Texas director, denounces political rhetoric and says the group will ignore invitations, stop lobbying, and push moderation in liquor laws. The Crusaders oppose bills that favor manufacturers over the public and seek balanced liquor policy.
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Crusaders. Net
Texas
P. L. Anderson
San Antonio
Wilbur D. Bacon
The
Crusaders
Facon
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