American Marines to Managua Protect Foreign Nationals
Washington reports 160 Marines ordered to Managua Nicaragua to guard the American legation after British and Italian diplomats sought outside protection for their subjects. The move, directed by Rear Admiral Latimer, follows concerns over possible political instability and the Diaz government’s Liberal opponents.
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Washington
Managua
Nicaragua
State Department
Corinto
Latimer
Central American Republic
Department of State
Ote
Diaz
United States
Republic
Pan-American Federation Labor
Kellogg
Uan
White House breakfast conference gathers broader GOP and Democratic group
A White House breakfast conference brought together regular Republicans and Democrats with insurgent senators and representatives. Attendees included Senators Ashur et Arizona Oil Washington Socrats Lenroot Reagan and Frazier along with Representatives Linthicum Perkins Fitzgerald and Brigham among others from Maryland New Jersey California Ohio Wyoming and Washington.
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Washington
White House
Ashuret
Arizona
Oil
Socrats
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Regan
Frazier
North Dakota
Linthicum
Maryland
Demot
Perkins
New Jersey
Free
Lifornia
Fitzgerald
Ohio
Winter
Yoming
Brigham
Vermont
Johnson
Government Abandons Four World War I Damage Claims
The federal government dropped four cases testing army soldiers right to damages for injuries while moving from training camps to embarkation points. In lower courts damages were awarded to Wilbur E. Skinner Victor Wilson Warren H Bennington and Peter S Stoneham for a railroad accident at Ashfield Missouri. The government appeals arguing compensation already provided by the Workmen’s Compensation Act and vocational rehabilitation. No explanation of the dismissal was given.
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Washington, Jan
Fedral
Wen
Veteran Returns Unused War Uniform to Restore Conscience
A World War veteran from a southern state came to Washington to confess he never returned his military uniform after discharge. He sought restitution to live a consistent Christian life, but noted the law had been amended to let the outfit remain the veteran’s property.
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Washington
War Department
Young Cudahy Tries to Marry a Movie Star
Michael Cudahy 21 daughter of a Chicago family is jailed after his mother blocks repeated attempts to marry actress Marie Astaire 19. Sheriff custody follows attempts across Santa Ana Los Angeles Ventura and Santa Barbara as telegraphs or phones foil each license. Astaire and Cudahy lament the failures while Astaire questions the trickery of the telegrams.
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Young Cudahy
Los Angeles
Michael Cudahy
James Roos
Santa Barbara
John P. Cudahy
Marie Astaire
Michael
Santa Anna
Ventura
Miss Astaire
Robert Gilbert
Elopers
Mrs Jeter Dies Wife of Former Idaho Secretary
Mrs. F A Jeter wife of former Idaho Secretary of State died yesterday after an operation at a Boise hospital. The body will be sent to Coeur d Alene for burial and Mr Jeter could not attend the inaugural ceremonies due to her illness.
Countess Zichy Fashions Social Rise From York to Budapest
The Corn ess Bela Zichy, once Mabel Wright from a lowly New York lodging, travels to Budapest as American society recounts. Once famed for beauty, ill fortune and fading finances follow her, as she reenters high society through marriage to Bela Zichy after ties with the Belmont and Yznaga families. Her son Count Edward Zichy later married Charlotte Demarest in New Jersey.
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New York
Bela Zichy
Mabel Wright
Budapest
Narragansett Pier
Bel
Oliver H. P. Belmont
William K. Vanderbilt
Belmont
Fernando Yznaga
Yznaga
New York Urges Congress To Moderate Liquor Law
Governor Smith in a January address urged Congress to modify the federal liquor laws under the 18th Amendment. He noted New York’s 1,164,586 vote in favor of modification and called for a formal resolution to memorialize Congress to define what constitutes an intoxicant and restore harmless beverages.
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Smith
New York
Empire State
Congress
la Guardia
Albany
N. Y
United States
Pardons Issued at Record Pace by Governor Ferguson
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson powers through her term as Texas’s first woman governor issuing clemency at about 25 per day. Today she added 32 proclamations to reach 3,037 total, with twenty five of them full pardons.
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Austin
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
Oregon Trunk seeks extension to Klamath Falls
The Oregon Trunk Railway petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to extend its line from Bend to Klamath Falls Oregon. The move follows failed negotiations for access to Southern Pacific tracks and would grant Great Northern and Northern Pacific entry to the lumber region.
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St. Paul
Bend
Klamath Falls
Ore
Oregon Trunk Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Oregon Trunk
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railroads
Callies Receives Latin American Backing From Students
President Callies has a message from the University Students of Guatemala praising him as a champion of Latin America against Saxon imperialism. The Mexican Brotherhood of Railway Conductors also expresses support for his stance amid the international crisis with the United States.
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Calles
Mexico City
Callies
University Students of
Guatemala
Latin America
Mexican Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
United States
La Guardia Blames Mellon and Mills for Poison Alcohol Deaths
In a House speech Rep La Guardia of New York accuses Secretary Mellon and Chester P Mills, NY prohibition enforcement director, of responsibility for deaths from poisoned alcohol due to diversion and lax supervision. He condemns enforcement methods and oversight.
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Washington
New York
Mellon
Chester P. Mills
House
Representative la Guardia
Mills
la Guardia
Secretary of the Treasury
Chinese Show Fight Toward British Colony
Dispatches from Hankow report mass anti foreign protests as thousands of infuriated Chinese flood the British concession. Barricades are torn down and the water front main thoroughfare is deemed unsafe for foreigners. A German citizen was stabbed amid the unrest and officials warn the situation is deteriorating.
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Peking
Hankow
Shanghai
Anti foreign agitation in China sparks Hankow crisis
The piece notes widespread anti foreign agitation in China leading to an invasion of the British concession at Hankow by thousands of coolies. British warships were dispatched from Hongkong while Shanghai naval forces moved to the threatened zone. Marines withdrew to avoid bloodshed, and reports said women and children may be sent away as American and British vessels respond to the crisis.
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Frens
China
Hankow
London
Carlisle
Wishart
Hongkong
Shanghai
Haakow
Nanking
Wahu
Annhbei
John D. Ford
Washington
Great Britain
Vast Earnings of Reserve Banks
The twelve Federal Reserve banks earned a combined net profit of 16.61 million dollars in the past year, almost doubling the 9.45 million of 1925. Gross earnings reached about 47.6 million, with four banks paying 818,150 as franchise taxes to the treasury while the eight others added to surplus.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Hoston
Richmond
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Treasury
British Troops and Naval Reinforcement Mobilized for Hankow
London reports frantic appeals by Hankow British community for more land and naval forces. An Exchange Telegram from Shanghai says all available naval forces are rushing to Hankow as fast as possible.
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London
Jan
Hankow
Shanghai
London Calls Start Friday Transatlantic Radiophone
London officials report brisk applications for the new trans Atlantic radiophone link to New York to be inaugurated Friday. The first call came at 1 30 pm and organizers expect 20 to 30 calls by book closure. One applicant who dialed just before 1 30 was told to try again.
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London
New York
Army fliers resume 20000 mile journey toward San Salvador
The U S army fliers left Guatemala City at 9 50 in the morning continuing their 20000 mile air trek to San Salvador. A large crowd of officials and citizens gathered at the Aurora aviation field to witness the departure. The cinco planes had arrived in Guatemala City from San Cruz Sunday after een.
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Guatemala City
United States Army
San Salvador
Aurora Aviation Field
Sanna Cruz
An Old Count on Liquor Charge
San Francisco reports former Lewis ton Idaho druggist George Carlson was arrested on a five year old liquor sale warrant from February 1922. He reacted with surprise saying prescriptions weren’t required then in Idaho and agreed to waive extradition to face the charge.
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San Francisco
George Carlson
Lewiston
Idaho
Carrow
Federal troops drive bandit gangs from Mexican interior
Federal forces skirmish across at least six regions chasing rebels or bandits. Reports say bands dispersing 3 to 200 fighters flee toward exterm ination or capture. Notable actions include 800 troops converging on a Milpa Alta band and clashes near Zacatecas and Parras de la Fuente with several leaders executed.
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War Department
Parras de la Fuente
Coahuila
Milpa Alta
Mexico City
Ajusco
Ibale
Zapata
Conception del Oro
Zacatecas
Ponts
San Luis Potosi
Salta Polo
Episcopate
Episco
Leon
Puebla
Arnulfo Gomez
Vera Cruz
Cash System Employed for Idaho Session
Boise date AP reports state government and the legislature will run on a cash basis for the first two months of the 19th session. An emergency appropriations bill totals 514, etc. The measure diverts funds to general government, the legislature, and special programs, with details on salaries and expenses.
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Boise
H. C. Baldridge
State Insurance Fund
State
State Industrial Administration Fund
Lava Hot Springs Fund
Lava Hot Springs
House
Charles Spoor
Boundary County
Frank E. Chalfant
Claude R. Davis
Ada County
W. D. Gillis
Nating
J. F. Whitney
Mock
Charles Hackney
Owynee
W. T. Marineau
Clearwater
J. H. Mehlhoff
Power
Art C. Pearson
Bonner
Journal
George Knipe
Harold Steikopf
Elmore
Frank Metcalf
Oneida
Senate
F. A. Jeter
Mary
Minnie J
Q O. E. Hailey
Senate Printing Committee
H. G. Gardener
Payette
Edwin Nelson
Idaho
Royal M. Jeppeon
Bingham
C. B. Faraday
Preserved Eggs Hatched by New London Process
London reports eggs preserved fourteen weeks by a new process have hatched with chicks strong and healthy. Inventor A. G. Stabback of London also demonstrates fruit may stay fresh for several months. The method coats items with a harmless liquid that does not affect taste.
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London
A. G. Stabback
Holdups and Armed Guards on Soviet Railways
Rail lines in Soviet Russia are heavily armed as sabotage and banditry rise, with stations manned by troops and each passenger coach carrying detachments. Despite this, service between Moscow and European capitals remains regular with well appointed dining cars and two weekly runs to Vladivostok for London travelers via Moscow.
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Moscow
Vladivostok
London
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Mater
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Countess Zichy
Mexico
Russia
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