Senate Weeds Demands Reject League Court
Washington January report notes the Senate rejected adherence to the permanent League of Nations court, voting 2 to 36 against entry under any terms. The move, seen as a rebuke to Roosevelt and his stance, follows intense public pressure and a week of debate highlighting domestic and international stakes.
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Party totals and votes outlined in two thirds plan
The report lists numerous names across parties with totals for Republicans Democrats and Progressives, noting a grand total against and the need for two thirds. It records passes announced for Copeland Steiner Overton and for Gibson Tagings McAdoo with respective positions.
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Austin
Barbour
Onoyer
Couzens
Cutting
Hale
Keyes
Meery
Vandenberg
Jone
Bulow
Coorlars
Nonahey
Gerry
Gore
Lewis
Long
McCarran
McGill
Murphy
Murray
Teeynolds
Russel
Doran
Carey
Davis
Dickinson
Frazier
Hastings
Johnson
Métvail
Norbeck
Norris
Nye
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Townsend
White
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Pass
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New York
Steiner
Oregon
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Alabama
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Simplicity marks 2nd anniversary of Hitler reign
Berlin marks the second anniversary of the Nazi government with no torchlight parades or flag displays. The Reich distributes 24 million marks in aid to the poor and unemployed under the winter relief fund. Swastikas flags and banners appear on streets as the day ends in a restrained display. Malaria kills 7000 in Kewalle district over two months in Colombo islandwide epidemic.
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Gan
Germany
Vkerwily
Colombo
Ceyron
Kewalle
Murray Gives Alred Hints on Texas Governance
Governor James V. Alfred hosts Governor Bill Murray who, in a candid exchange, stresses administration over law while hinting at political maneuvering. The dialogue touches on state government, administration, and Murray’s elusive plans, with personal ties to Oklahoma figures noted.
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William H. Alfelia Bill Murray
James V. Alfred
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Montague County
House
Senate
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Gones
Hetel
Murray
Claude Miller
Wichiita Fails
Oklahomaity
Texas’ Portrair
Ean Hick
Murray Chuck
Citrus Shippers Challenge AAA Rule in Texas Court
Fourteen Rio Grande Valley shippers filed suits to halt enforcement of the agricultural adjustment net and challenge the secretary of agriculture marketing rules. They contend no agreement to the rules was made and seek to stop shipments overseen by the Texas circus control committee. Federal Judge T M Kennerly set a hearing for Saturday.
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Houston
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Secretary of Agriculture
Texas Eircus Control Committee
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Mrs Coolidge’s Son Denies She Will Wed
In Cheshire Connecticut on January 30 reports claim Mrs Vace Coolidge widow of former President Calvin Coolidge will wed Everett Sanders, former private secretary to the late president. John Coolidge, her son, said the reports are phoney according to Universal Services last night.
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Calvin Coolidge
Everett Sanders
John Coolidge
Universal
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Coolidge
Gangs Say Kidnapping Now Unprofitable in Nation
Justice department officials expressed belief that criminals have given up kidnapping as a business. Since the 1932 Lindbergh Kidnap law, 74 people have been convicted of abductions, with several others awaiting trial as authorities note organized gangs have abandoned the field.
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Washington
Justice Department
Witness Buford O Brown Dies in Lamson Case
Death claims a key witness Buford O Brown, a Stanford journalism professor, whose testimony supported the Lamson murder investigation. Brown was found dead after a fatal car incident in Saratoga, affecting forthcoming revelations in the case.
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Ban Jobe
David Lamson
Buford O. Brown
Stanford University
Lamson
Wewn
Saratoga
AAA Pays Million to Corn Hog Farmers
The AAA announced today that more than 34 states have received to date an average of 90 dollars each for crop reductions they made last year, compensating corn and hog producers in a wide program.
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Washington
Firm to Begin Gheckup Soon
The audit of all offices in Bexar county, covering 1824, will start by week’s end. Camelro Chhumney and Co CPA firm won the contract with a $900 bid from six bidders. About 18 auditors will work four months, starting within three days after notice. County Judge Woods Hull signed the notice Wednesday.
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Bexar Commissioners’ Court Thesday
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Prost Woodshull
Revocation of Right to Practice Medicine Upheld by Court
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals on Wednesday affirmed a trial court jury decision barring Edward Hasvey Cunningham from practicing medicine in Bexar County. The panel found sufficient evidence that Cunningham substituted his name for Dr. F. P. Green on state records between 1901 and 1922, leading to license revocation. Cunningham appealed claiming insufficient evidence.
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Edward Hasvey Cunningham
Bexar County
Gurmingham
State Board of Stedical Examiners
FP. E. Green
Green
Dallas
Cunningham
Dr. Green
Headquarters Unveil New Insignia for Officers
New insignia for officers attached to the Third Army headquarters has been revived in the Blebth Corps area and army headquarters. The emblem features a white A on a blue field encircled by a circular surround.
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Third Army
Blebth Corps
Army Headquarters
Pilot Richman Sets Record in amphibian flight
Richman, noted Broadway stage and club performer and amateur pilot from Miami, became the first to undertake an amphibian sky venture today, achieving a new endurance or distance record as reported in local circles.
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Miami
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Richman
Garber trap backfires injuring inventor in shop
Kansas City Jan 10 A trap set by inventor Jesse G Venard of Iberston exploded as he opened his cabinet door wounding him in the abdomen. The incident followed a failed attempt to reclaim a weapon from the concealed pistol. Trustees of Southern Methodist University rejected a campus dancing proposal.
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Guy
Jesse G. Venard
Oirberston
WLU
Daldas
Southern Methodiat University
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