Confirmation fight over Stone for Supreme Court seat
Edward W. Pickard reviews the Senate Judiciary Committee delay on Attorney General Stone's nomination to the United States Supreme Court. He notes Stone's explanation of a wide conspiracy case involving Senator Wheeler and the renewed push to advance the nomination. The piece covers the political maneuvering, Wheeler’s potential testimony, and ongoing debates over an attempted oil and gas permit bribery scheme tied to Washington Interior officials.
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Edward W. Pickard
Stone
United States Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Grand
District of Columbia
Wheeler
Montana
Washington
United States
Gordon Campbell
Interior Department
Grand Jury
Mr. Stone
Heflin
Col
John Ownbey
Colorado
Supreme Court
J. P. Morgan
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Ownbey
Judiciary Committee
Conference action boosts Underwood bill prospects
USMLE Shoals legislation moved to conference as senate conferees Keyes McKinley Kendrick and others favored the measure. House conferees McKenzie Morin Quin named. Coolidge urged cooperative marketing reform with a five member federal board. Herrin gun battle ends with multiple deaths and wounded, sparking town concern.
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Uscle Shoals
Senate
Keyes
New Hampshire
McKinley
Stnols
Kendrick
Wyoming
Norris
McNary
Smith
House
McKenzie
Milneis
Morin
Pennsylvania
Quin
Mississippi
Coolidge
White House
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Commerce
Agricultural Conference
Interstate Commerce Commission
France’s Premier Rules Out Debt Repudiation Policy
REMI ER HERRIOT told the French chamber of deputies France will not repudiate debts to the United States, stressing Paris’s fidelity to treaties and moral obligations. He warned Germany’s disarmament failures and said France seeks security without coercion, aiming to preserve strength and resolve.
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Remier Herriot
France
United States
M. Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
M. Vivian
M. Poincaire
England
America
Germany
France and United States greet new ambassador in Washington
Premier issues call for restrained collaboration as German war sentiments rise in papers. Mile Dreschner arrives to assume duties and meets President Coolidge while Jusserand departs, urging France to focus on rebuilding housing and debt payments. Geneva conference favors a central narcotics board, hinting US associational role with limits. Shanghai falls to Lu Yung-halang’s forces as Chi Hsieh yuan retreats, with foreign warships in harbor and Sun Yat-sen status uncertain. Nome Alaska faces an epidemic of diphtheria with urgent anti-toxin deliveries prior to dog-sled relief efforts.
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Mile Dreschner
Washington
Shanghai
Chi Hsiehyuan
Ciry
Lu Yung-halang
Chi
Japan
Sun Yat-sen
Canton
Tokyo
Peking
Asquith Accepts Peerage as Earl of Oxford
Former British prime minister FAERBERT H. ASQUITH has accepted the peerage and become the Earl of Oxford. He did not resign the Liberal leadership, and Lloyd George remains not yet leader. Chilean officers topple the junta. Augusto Edwards helps avert civil war and Alessandri is recognized as constitutional president. Dean Amunategui to form cabinet in Chile.
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Arkansas
Arizona
Fornia
New Mexico
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Delaware
Ohio
Louisiana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Massachusetts
Washington
Wyoming
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Faerbert H. Asquith
Great Britain
Earl of
Oxford
Liberal Party
Lloyd George
Chile
Augustin Edwards
Arturo Alessandri
Italy
Amunategui
Medical Faculty
University of Chile
Money to Loan on Farm Land North Table
Notice offers loans of two thousand or two thousand five hundred dollars on good farm land at eight percent. Interested persons should call W. P. Miles to arrange terms and details.
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W. P. Miles
From Dishpan to Perfection in Candy Making Then and Now
Fifty years ago the Chase Candy Company of St. Joseph Missouri used a dishpan dipped chocolate process with two dippers and a hot water bath to prevent freezing. Today the firm has modernized to a large scale operation producing the famous Z bar and other confections with updated equipment and methods.
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Chase Candy Company
St. Joseph
Missouri
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