Political Turmoil and Tax Debates Split Congress
The piece reports on upheaval in Japan with the dissolution of the diet after a stormy session and Premier Kiyoura facing unrest. It shifts to Washington where Republican leaders plan retroactive tax cuts, affecting a 320 million surplus and the fate of veterans bonuses, while Democrats seek to sway policy.
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Kid
Tokio Towag
Sensa
Diet
Kiyoura Cally
Japanet
digsalWion
Kuiyourate
Ibers
Air Lives
Emier
Washington
Congress
Mellon
Nhat
Coolidge
Senate
House
Treasury
Divorce Actions Filed By Local Residents
Several divorce petitions were filed in Lorain court today. Anjia, of Lorain, accuses Dan Kars rich of neglect and infidelity and seeks dissolution of marriage. Jaret Wintermute runs a store in Sheffield and faces claims related to liquor bonds and support. A Bignall of Elyria sues Charles Bignall for abandonment and seeks custody. Moore of Lorain seeks divorce from Lela Moore citing persistent arguing and incompatibility.
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Dan Karsrich
Lorain
Anjia
Jaret Wintermute
Ion
Sheffield
Art
Bignall
Elyria
Charles Bignall
Moore
Lela Moore
Fire at Wilberforce Hall Injuries Eyed as Incendiarism
A dormitory fire at Wilberforce University near here injures nine staff members and causes about 16000 dollars in damage. The blaze destroyed Lee Hall dormitory and authorities say arson is suspected after 20 students were expelled following a campus discipline cleanup.
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Lee Hall
Wilberforce Ity
Here
W. A. Boone
Ark
Fairfax
Johnstown
Homer Dumas
Riverside
Calif
College Hospital
Wiberforce
Shift in Navy Ties Teapot Lease to Reserve Scandal
Senate probe details a widening scandal over leasing naval reserves to private oil interests. Admiral Robison, who followed Admiral Griffin, supported transferring control to Interior and leasing the reserves, described as a striking coincidence given his appointment to oversee the oil reserves.
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Robert S. Griffin
Bureau of Engineering of the Navy
Interior Department
John K. Robison
Senate
Senator Walsh
Wyoming
Doheny
Robison
Adherents of Villa Blow Up Train in Chihuahua Strike
Old soldiers loyal to Pancho Villa rally to the de la Huerta revolt in Chihuahua. Their first act is the wrecking and looting of a National Railway passenger train at Dolores, 380 miles south of the border. passengers robbed and twenty Obregon guards fatally harmed, dispatches report.
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EL Paso
Texas
Pancho Villa
de la Huerta
Chihuahua
National Railway
Dolores
Death of Mrs Lucy T Prentice in Cleveland Tennessee
Word has reached this city of the death of Mrs Lucy T Prentice near ninety at her Cleveland Tennessee home. She was the widow of Harvey M Prentice and longtime resident here. A sister in law of Mrs Alfred Phipps, the body is en route to Elyria. Funeral services will be held at Hurst parlors with time to be announced.
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Lucy T Prentce
Cleveland
Tenn
Harvey M Prentice
Alfred Phipps
Elyria
Hurst
Found wounded man near Mansfield after gunfight
John Brinsko was found with four bullet holes near Mansfield. Clyde Conley of Shelby saw two men scuffling in the road and one fall. The other man fled in an auto driven by Sam Bogdom. Conley gave aid and tracked the car by its license number.
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Mansfield
John Brinsko
Clyde Conley
Shelby
Conley
Sam Bogdom
Call to Rev Clyde McGee at First Congregational Church
Members of The First Congregational Church vote unanimously to extend a call to Rev Clyde McGee of Bethany Union Church Beverly Hills near Chicago to fill the pulpit after John Hy Grant’s resignation. Clerks report the call issued but no response yet from McGee.
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First Congregational Church
Clyde McGee
Bethany Union Church
Beverly Hills
Chicago
First Church
John Hy. Grant
McGee
Jersey Justice in Millville Fatal Stabbing Case
Thompson Dickson, 30, is charged by county prosecutor Roscoe Ward with the murder of his 18 year old daughter Emma, a mystery death since September 13. The grandfather and neighbors corroborate a confession in which Dickson admits killing Emma with a long stick and hiding the body in a barn.
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Millville
N. J
Jersey
Thompson Dickson
Bricksboro
Emma
Roscoe C. Ward
Dickson
Ward
Frank J. Love
Benjamin Dickson
Petition for involuntary bankruptcy against Spaulding Coal Co
Clyde Hull L D Hamlin of Elyria and R D Swan of Cleveland filed in U S district court a petition in involuntary bankruptcy against Spaulding Coal and Supply Company and asked for the appointment of a receiver in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Clyde Hull
L. D. Hamlin
Elyria
R. D. Swan
United States District Court
Spaulding Coal and Supply Company
Teapot Prosecutors Named by Coolidge Called Master Move
Washington hails President Coolidge for naming Thomas W. Gregory of Texas and Silas H. Strawn of Illinois to prosecute oil lease cases. Gregory, a former attorney general in the Wilson administration, is a Democrat. Strawn, once a Democrat, is now a Republican known as a corporation lawyer.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Thomas W. Gregory
Texas
Silas H. Strawn
Illinois
Gregory
Wilson
Strawn
Buses to Replace Akron Streetcars Tonight in City Takeover
Akron prepares to switch from streetcars to bus service as 175 busses start after midnight replacing Northern Ohio Traction Company. City plans to run 250 single and double deckers, with congestion worries and a double fare for suburban riders until routes are settled.
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Akron
City
Northern Ohio Traction Company
City Hall
Rubber City
Traction Company
Ryboilt
Ryubolt
Thas
H . Firestone
Henry
Ford
Former Kaiser Wilhelm Health Fears Grow At Doorn
Doorn Netherlands January 31 Former Kaiser Wilhelm health has broken down and his household fears the worst. Friends say his condition is precarious yet physicians hope to restore health though constant worry over his dynasty weakness his heart and frail appearance. He walks in the garden and has fainting spells. Mrs Hermine aids him as he collapses. In Lorain, Joseph P Tracy sues Fred Kline for 860 on a restaurant purchase.
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Inter Newa Service
Doorn
Holland
Kaiser Wilhelm
Jord
Wilhelm
Hermine
Hermaine
Craiser
Joseph P. Tracy
Fred Kline
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Tracy
Best Shimmier Is Wedded Today in Chicago
Ziegfeld star Gall lard T Boag of New York married in Chicago today. Bride Wirrana Michaelski Denor Lirn, 25, maid of honor. ceremony held in the dancer’s apartment.
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Chicago
Jan
Ziegfeld
Simmer
Galllard T Boag
New York
Wirrana Michaelski
Dénor Lirn
Confiscation Ordered for Studebaker Driven by Rum Runner
Judge Webber stated that he ordered the large Studebaker car driven by Dan Magronn a Cleveland rum runner confiscated. He had been fined $1 000 and costs yesterday and believed confiscation would deter further proceedings.
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Webber
Studebaker
Dan, Magronn
Senate approves Walsh resolution on Teapot Dome leases
The Senate passed a resolution declaring fraud and corruption in the oil land leases to Doheny and Sinclair and directing President Coolidge to seek legal action to cancel the leases. It also authorized special counsel to handle the case with injunctions on Teapot Dome and Elk Hills operations, and required Senate approval of Strawn and Gregory as counsel.
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Washington
Senate
Elk Hills
Department of Justice
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
Thomas W. Gregory
Texas
Doheny
Coolidge
Walsh
Montana
Teapot Dome
Robinson
Arkansas
White House
Denby
Evans
Trammell
Florida
Navy
Ede
Lodge
Desov
Bus Drivers Fined After Street Speed Contest
Two taxi drivers faced police court after a speed contest witnessed by officers on East Bridge. Andrew Sulak, a black and tan bus driver, paid 25 dollars plus costs for reckless driving, while Ray Manning of Red Star paid 335 dollars and costs. An extra fine was imposed by the mayor for Sulak’s undercutting maneuver.
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East Bridge
Sweet Ang
Andrew Sulak
Black and Tan
Ray Manning
Red Star
Sulak
East Bridge St
Candidate for Lt Governor Sentenced to Nine Years
William H Chatfield Jr and George H Beazell, tied to a bankrupt brokerage that failed for a million dollars, were sentenced by Judge Thomas Darby in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court to nine years each in the Ohio penitentiary. Convicted of embezzlement for using client stock as security for their own short counts in New York. Chatfield, a former state senator, had recently been a leading GOP lieutenant governor candidate.
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Cincinnati
Wiliam H Chatfield, Jr
George H Beazell
Thomas Darby
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Ohio
New York
Chatherd
Earl D. Bloom
Democraa
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Tennessee
Fojue
Chigagy
Lrst Congregational Church
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Lore
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W A. Price
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Spaulding Coal Co
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Silas Hardy Strawn
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