Dawes Spars Senate In High Drama On Inaugural Day
Vice President Dawes presided in the Senate and sparked a clash over decorum. Senators from both parties condemned his rapid clashes with Senate tradition, calling the swearing in by a single line of action clownish and disgraceful. The episode sparked unease about minority rights and the Senate’s dignity.
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Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
Dawes
Wilson
Coolidge
Warren
Simons
North Carolina
Norris
Nebraska
Walsh
Montana
Robinson
Arkansas
Dawes Inaugural Address Spurs Senate Rule Debate
The Dawes proposal to limit floor time faces swift opposition from Senate leaders Curtis Smoot Moses and Jones who argue current rules safeguard legislative power. Dawes can only suggest not vote as presiding officer, while the Senate contemplates rules changes amid partisan distrust. The inaugural remark fuels cross party sarcasm toward the vice president as debates continue.
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Paul R. Haltlon
United Press
Wiashington
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
Dawes
Harding
Curtis
Congress
Dempang Oe
Antion
Work Begins on Long 1600-Foot Belt Line Trestle
Work started yesterday on a 1600 foot trestle for the belt line of the state docks commission. A steam shovel will move into the roadbed to make a permanent structure and a 200 foot approach is being constructed. The belt line will connect the wall to the seawall and facilitate ice handling and other operations at the docks office.
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State Docks Commission
the Docks
Honor System Begins At Home Says Dean Declares
Urbana Illinois March 6 Miss Maria Leonard dean of women at the University of Illinois says the honor system must begin in the home and if it fails in universities the fault lies with the home not the faculty. She discusses teaching children a keen sense of right and the link to citizenship and character.
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Urbana
Maria Leonard
University of Ilinois
University of Illinois
Leonard Cota
Spanish Count Given Five Years In Fort Worth Prison
Emilio de Pombo Casao known as Mar quis de Colubi was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary after a jury found him guilty of forgery connected with inflating a check. He also faces deportation as immigration officers allege illegal entry into the United States.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Emilio de Pombo Casao
Marquis de Colubi
Casao
United States
Alabama Jewelers Set Mobile Meeting With Events
The Alabama Retail Jewelers Association will hold its annual convention in Mobile on May 6 and 7. Sessions occur at the Cawthon Hotel with entertainment planned. Local committee members include Mendel Goldsein J. W. Stack Heyman Gabriel C. H. Cartman and George Nix.
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Alabama Retail Jewelers Association
Mobile
Cawthon Hotel
Mendel Goldsein
J. W. Stack
Heyman Gabriel
C. H. Cartman
George Nixon
Ogden to lead inter racial cooperation body
Information from Mobile reports Rev Dunbar H Ogden pastor of Government Street Presbyterian Church was elected chairman of the state committees on inter racial cooperation. A meeting occurred in Birmingham with Dr James E Dillard of Birmingham named vice chairman Dr B E T Belsaw of Mobile recording secretary and C D Barr of Birmingham treasurer.
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Mobile
Dunbar H. Ogden
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Birmingham
James E. Dillard
Be, T. Belsaw
C. D. Barr
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Mexico
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New Orleans
Pete
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
St. Andrew
Baurh
Asia
Smart Shoes
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Men’s & Young
Men’s Suits & T’coats
Dauphin
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