Idaho Legislature Convenes with New Officers Elected
Governor Charles C. Moore and state officials take oaths in Boise as Justice Ray L. Givens succeeds Illiam McCarthy and Alfred Idge remains in place. Legislature sworn in by joint session as W. D. Gillis named speaker and John Murray named floor leader. Moore to deliver message at 10 tomorrow morning.
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F. A. Jeter
Dan Banks
Edward Gallett
Jorney
A. H. Conner
Elizabeth Russum
King
Stewart Campbell
House
W. D. Gillis
Twin Falls County
C. Bottolfsen
Butte County
John Murray
Cassia County
Buc
Sen
Moorell
Drainage projects discussed at national convention
Farmers, landowners and engineers debated flood control and land development at the thirteenth annual national drainage conference opening session in Chicago. C. H. Young cited U S results with 65 000 000 acres reclaimed, $435 000 000 invested.
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Chicago
Cc. H. Young
United States
Fire destroys ten story Penn Avenue building in Pittsburgh
Two women were injured and several businesses suffered damage from a two alarm blaze that swept a ten story structure on Penn Avenue. The fire caused an estimated 500000 dollars in damage.
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Pittsburgh
Penn Avenue
Emergency deficiency bill seeks 37 million for taxes refunds and projects
Washington reports a deficiency bill of 37,111,700 advanced by the House Appropriations Committee. It would fund tax refund actions, dam No 2 work at Wilson Shoals Alabama, inland waters corporation stock, disease containment, and coast guard repairs among other items. The measure also allocates funds for post office development in Paris Texas and park infection control.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Usele Shoals
Ala
New Orleans
Oak
Calif
Coast Guard
Manning
Paris
Tex
National Parks
1@lo land board
Supreme Court Vacancy Follows McKenna Retirement
Washington reports Attorney General Harlan F. Stone chosen to succeed Justice McKenna on the U S Supreme Court. The court announced McKenna's resignation due to age, with Chief Justice Taft noting acceptance by President Coolidge. Speculation links Pacific coast appointee, possibly Secretary Wilbur, to the vacancy.
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Washington
Harlan F. Stone
Coolidge
Joseph McKenna
United States Supreme Court
Senate
Supreme Court
Supreme Wet
Justice McKenna
Taft
Supreme Bench
McKinley
Congress
California
United States
Harrison
High Court
Pacific Coast
Wilbur
Navy Department
California Supreme Court
Pink Lounging Robe Features Divorce Trial
Alpena Michigan January 5 AP Testimony in the Scott divorce resumed with Mrs Edna James Scott expected on the stand all day She will present letters from 1922 showing reconciliation efforts and financial help The robe and a Filipino servant testimony are highlighted Early testimony debated a pink robe claim a cigarette hole in the garment and whether the item is a kimono or a dressing gown Mrs Scott denies confidences about officers and hotel staff and accuses her husband family of cold treatment in marriage She said she bought six sheets six years ago and sold them at a dollar apiece.
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Alpena, Mich
Edna James Scott
Frank D. Scott
Scott
Lowden Urges Organization to Promote Orderly Marketing
President Coolidge urged the national council of farmers to cooperative marketing associations to start reforms at the ground level. He warned against top heavy schemes and stressed the need for patient, local training, leadership, and shared authority to build a stable agricultural marketing system.
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Lowden
Washington
America
Coslidge
National Council of Farmers
White House
Neds Goa
Banks
Philanthropies
Providence
United States Steel Corporation
Andrew Carargie
Air Service Not Equipped For Major Emergency Says General
Major General Patrick testified before a House committee on unifying the army and navy air services. He argued a single service under the War Department with a separate budget would reduce duplication, boost efficiency, and improve coastal defense. He warned the air service is not ready for a major war emergency.
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Washington, Jan
Patrick
Army Air Service
Special House
United States
Army
Navy
Mitchell
War Department
Wilbur
Moffat
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
United Air Service
Secretary of War
Marine Corps
Air Corps
Air Service
Italian cabinet members resign in Mussolini era shuffle
The Turin correspondent reports Signor Casati and Gino Sarrocchi both liberals have resigned as ministers of education and public works in the Italian cabinet. Mussolini immediately replaced them with liberal deputies. official confirmation pending.
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London
Turin
Mall
Signor Casati
Gino Sarrocchi
Mussolini
Commander Mann Buried at Sea with Honors
Commander Richard R. Mann VAI 8 N senior superintendent of the Asiatic naval communication service died here Saturday and was buried at sea with military honors after a requiem mass at the Santo church. The destroyer carried mourners to off Corregidor Island, where his body was lowered into the sea per his wish.
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Manila
Richard R. Mann
Asiatic Naval Communication Service
Sanao
Corregidor Island
Man Bay
Weather forecast pares back cold spell in south
The forecast calls for fair skies in the south with partly cloudy conditions in the north tonight and Tuesday. Light snow is possible in the northwest while temperatures ease somewhat in the south.
Lone delegate dies in Wisconsin treasurer John Scott
Kenosha Wis Jan 5 AP John 8 Scott 54 county treasurer and the only Coolidge delegate from Wisconsin at the last Republican national convention died today. He was to have started his second term today.
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Kenosha
Wis
John
Scott
Coolidge
Mussolini Orders Dissolution of Italia Libera Central Committee
Rome January 6 The government ordered the dissolution of the Italia Libera central committee and all provincial sections as part of Mussolini's plan to overcome opposition to the Fascist government without incident.
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Rome
Italia Libera Association
Mussolini
Youthful Heroes Rescue Children From Blaze
In Globe Arizona on January 5 AP reports three Brucher children aged five ten and seven were saved from a burning home by Paul Castro and Ramon Speneia both 12. The boys forced an entrance, pulled the children to safety despite smoke, and the youngsters escaped unharmed though the house burned with undetermined origin.
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Globe, Ariz
Francisco Brucher
Paul Castro
Ramon Speneia
Castro
Speace
Prankie Brucher
Neia
Mary
Virginia
Samuke
Dern Sworn Utah Governor Amid Capitol Ceremony
George H. Dern, a Democrat from Salt Lake City, was sworn in as Utah governor at noon on the capitol steps succeeding Republican Charles Mabey. Dern becomes the second non Mormon governor since statehood, with a large crowd including former governors. The legislature convenes next week.
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Salt Lake City
George H. Dern
Utah
Charles R. Mabey
Dern
Statehood
Simon Bamberger
State Capitol
Heber M. Wells
John C. Cutler
William Spry
Wells
Cutler
Spry
Mabey
Mormon Church
Mr. Dern
Ets
Demand for New Noses Spurs Hollywood Plastic Surgery Hospital
Hollywood surgeons announce plans to build a new plastic surgery hospital in Hollywood within months to meet rising demand for nose jobs. One promoter claims to have fashioned Jack Dempsey's nose last year while Dempsey acted in films.
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Hollywood
Calif
Jack Dempgay
Sugar Company Sale Approved in Utah Sugar Deal
In San Francisco the US circuit court of appeals approved the sale of Beet Growers Sugar company of Utah to Utah-Idaho Sugar company for 800000. E D Hashimoto, representing preferred stockholders, had opposed the sale after the district court set an upset price of 650000 following a note on the properties. The enterprise originated as a 5000 capitalization.
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San Francisco
He Beet Growers Sugar Company of
Utah
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
E. D. Hashimoto
United States District Court In
Wahabi Advance Near Jeddah Rebuffed by King Ali Forces
Report from Jeddah dated January 5 states Ibn Saoud leads Wahabbi tribesmen toward Jeddah. His advance reached the outskirts Sunday but was repulsed by King Ali's forces, ending peace hopes.
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Jeddah
Arabia
Herf
Ibn Saoud
Ali
Cortlan peas ants leader arrested in secret room raid
Belgrade dispatch reports Stefan Radich, head of the Cortlan peas ants party, seized today in a hidden room at the residence of put Kochoutitch and transported to Zagr prison.
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Belgrade
Stefan Radich
Cortlan Peasants Party
Put Kochoutitch
Zagr
Military mandates oust inspectors general in army
Peking issued a mandate abolishing the inspectors general of the army and ordering General Feng Yu Haiang to remain in command of the north west frontier defenses. A second mandate named General Sung Chi Yuan acting commandant of Fengs division. Chang Tso-Lin’s move from Tientsin to Mukden is seen as triggering the government’s move to test Fengs loyalty.
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Peking
Genrail Feng Yu Haiang
Remai
Northwest Frontier
Sung Chi Yuan
Feng
Ous
Ironsider Division
Chang Tso-Lin
Tientsin
Mukden
Fierce fighting reported at Rkincon Medik Morocco
AP dispatch from Biarritz reports fierce fighting between Spanish occupying forces and tribesmen at Rkincon Medik in Morocco. The private advices say the Spanish lost a major and a captain.
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Biarritz
Rkincon-Medik
Morocco
Fischer fined and deported in Austria for false passport
Vienna reports Frau Ruth Fischer a Communist member of the German reichstag was sentenced to 126000 crowns fine and deportation from Austria on charges of using a false passport.
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Vienna
Frau Ruth Fischer
Reichstag
Austria
Secretary Mine Workers Appointment in United Mine Workers
Indianapolis January 5 AP Thomas Kennedy of Hazelton Pennsylvania was named by President John L Lewis to succeed William Green as secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers. The appointment followed Green’s resignation to become president of the American Federation of Labor and was ratified unanimously by the executive board.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Snnedy
Hazelton
Poperpens
United the Workers of America
Toda
John L. Lewis
William Green
Miners” International Union
American Operation of Labor
Tee
Ohio Assembly Convenes As Child Labor Amendment Tops Agenda
Columbus Ohio January opening session of the sixth general assembly focuses on federal child labor amendment enactment. Other major items include a gasoline tax law driver licensing taxation relief for bankruptcies and school districts.
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Ohio Assembly
Columbus
Sixth General Assembly of
Ohio
Governor Erickson Takes Oath In Montana Switch
Helena Montana January 5 5 AP Governor elect J E Erickson took the oath of office at 11 oclock succeeding Republican Joseph M Dixon who returns to Missoula to live The legislature met at noon to day organized and adjourned until today.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
J. E. Erickson
Joseph M. Dixon
Missoula
Allied Identic HN Berlin All Negotiate Versailles Treaty
Allied diplomats in Berlin discuss the Versailles treaty with Britain France Italy Japan and Belgium amid postwar diplomacy and security concerns. The exchanges focus on terms and the future of European reconstruction in the wake of the great war.
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Berlin
Yard
Versailles
Nellie Tayloe Ross Sworn Wyoming's First Woman Governor
Mrs Nellie Tayloe Ross is sworn in as governor of Wyoming becoming the first woman to hold the office in the United States The ceremony in Cheyenne features Chief Justice Potter and a hush memory of her late husband as she pledges to continue the administration's programs with public cooperation
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Cheyenne
Wyo
C. N. Potter
Supreme Court of W
United States
Nellie Tayloe
Bey
Walketon
Nellie Taylor Ross
Recon
Wyoming
Commonwealth
Gov. L Ord
Potter
Thomas
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Senate
Ross
Row
Cas
Lucas
Quarrel over Lincoln farm murder suspect confession
Owen Iremend alias Jack McMahon, a farm hand, confessed in a signed statement to delivering the blows that killed Owen Brown of Washington Kansas. Brown was found dead in his burned automobile nine miles southwest of Washington after a report of a dispute at several farms. Authorities continued inquiries as the case develops.
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Lincoln, Med
Owen Iremend
Jack McMahon
Owen Brown
Washington
Kan
Brown
Lincoln State Journal
Iremend
Brows
Foand
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