Senate action delays on nominations amid White House shifts
Washington dispatch reports Coolidge delaying ambassador to London choices while Senate confirms two nominations. Stone’s AG post and Warren’s Supreme Court path are handled via committees. Warren goes to subcommittee. Speculation swirls about changes, with Berlin and Kellogg faces noted as potential moves. The Paris Dawes plan talks progress and farm relief plans surface as commissions study marketing and livestock aid.
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Coolidge
London
Senate
Capi
Harlan F. Stone
Charles B. Warren
Stone
Hughes
Willis
Taft
Santemiuow
J. Houghton
Berlin
Kellogg
Mr. Oakespee
Rotary
Paris
American Representa
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Cain
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National Live Association
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Albuquerque
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Bond case delays in bribery trial involving Rising Sun and Peter Breidt
In New York a bribery case involving Jarry Vy, Rising Sun officials, and Peter Breidt linked to $84,000 payouts faced adjournment. Edward J Winslow and others appeared before federal judges as the trial was postponed. Butler and his wife rushed to New Year’s Eve plans amid the delay.
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Honolulu
Edward J
Peter Breidt
Elizabeth
Ore Federal
Tler
J. Jarryvy
New Jersey
George Wher
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Rising Sun Ry
Butler
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Dill matron injured in Vernon crash near Washington
Theodore M. Dill mother of Senator C. PRIT of Washington suffered serious injuries when the car she rode in yesterday crashed into a pole near Vernon Ohio. She had three broken ribs and possible internal injuries.
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Smashup
Vernon
Theodore M. Dill
Senc. C
Work of Art From River Bed
A marble head of Augustus Caesar drawn from the Hudson by a war department dredge is on display in a Fifth Avenue gallery. Critics largely deem the sculpture the work of a master from the first century. It weighs 50 pounds.
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New York
Augustus Caesar
Hudson River
War Department
Fifth Avenue
Houghton Seen As Possible Kellogg Successor In London
Washington in January reports indicate Ambassador Houghton at Berlin is the leading choice to replace Hughes in London. President Coolidge may use the promotion to trigger a broader diplomatic reshuffling with other posts including Fletcher at Rome and Grew cited as possible successors.
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Kellogg
London
Hughes
Houghton
Berlin
Coolidge
Court of St. James
Paris
Ambassador Herrick
Herrick
Theiplomatic Corps
Stone
Supreme Court
Senate
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Aries
Sue
Labor
Davis
Paris Papers Explain Hughes Resignation and Kellogg Appointment
Paris outlets offer explanations for the resignation of rotary Hughes and the appointment of Amador Kellogg to succeed him, presenting theories that echo the clever tone of Pertinax in Echo de Paris.
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Pertinax Trifle CA ‘O
Paris
Rotary Hughes
Amador Kellogg
Ceeoiising
Pertinax
Echo de Paris
Impressive Rite for Archbishop Henry Moeller
Cincinnati January 12 AP another service for the repose of the late archbishop Henry Moeller will be held at St Peters cathedral this afternoon. The service will mirror the impressive one held earlier when his body was removed from the archbishop residence in a snowstorm through a long line of mourners.
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Cincinnati
Henry Moeller
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Qo Nenter
Three Collisions In Paris Yards In Heavy Fog
In Paris today during a dense fog three rear end train collisions occurred in Paris railroad yards. Nine people were slightly injured as three tracks were damaged disrupting service. City traffic crawled through the fog with widespread jams across the streets of Paris.
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Paris
France
Calais
Pau
Still Quickly Back in Service
Los Angeles January 12 AP The district attorney dry squad inspected a 500 gallon still shed on premises of onev Miller Investigators found a county tag bearing a former owner and July 7 1924 a date tied to a prior seizure The tag matched county raid records but gave no clear explanation for the still's return to activity
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Los Angeles
District Attorney
Onev Miller
Barberry Bush Problem Ties Plague to Wheat Losses
Delegates from 13 states and Canada gathered for the fourth annual conference on grain rust prevention in St Paul Minnesota. Officials report about 1.5 million barberry bushes were destroyed last year with another million expected next season. Governor Theodore Christianson of Minnesota was named as a possible president candidate.
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Minn
North Central States
Canada
Frank O
Army
Dr. BR
United States
United States Depariculture and Dean Hart Went North Dakota Agricultural
E. M. Freeman
University of Eee
College of Agriculture
Dean Freeman
Theodore Christianson
Minnesota
Vssible
E A. Nestos
North Dakota
Gold Coin Haul Through Chicago Loop by Two Buyers
A ton and a half of gold coins worth 800000 was transported through Chicago's loop district days ago by two buyers of a site at Randolph and Wells. The lessees, Gurl and Emil Eitel, held property leased from Miss Florence M. Kranz and Miss Ida M. Notz and planned to buy the land for 800 to protect against paper money depreciation. Armed guards accompanied the cash through busy streets on small trucks.
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Loop
Broad One
Bismarck
Randolph and
Wells Street
Gurl
Emil Eitel
Florence M. Kranz
Ida M. Notz
Indian deputy slain in California shooting during arrest
Deputy Sheriff I A Hazard was killed and federal Indian agent R R Parrett gravely wounded as they tried to arrest Indian Jackson at a Bishop encampment. Jackson was jailed on murder charges after allegedly firing a shotgun at Parrett and striking Hazard.
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I. A. Hazard
R. R. Parrett
Jackson
Parrett
Hazard
Unsettled Utah Weather With Light Snow North
A weather brief notes unsettled conditions in Utah tonight and Tuesday with light snow in the northern portion. The southern area stays milder with less cold air.
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Utah
North Portion
South Portion
Reporter Dies After Bet On Horse At Oriental Park
Havana observer Antonio Suarez collapsed and died after placing a $10 wager on Countess Claridge in the first race at Oriental Park. The incident occurred as the horse secured a thrilling win.
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Havana
Antonio Suarez
Countess Claridge
Oriental Park
Statewide primary law for party nominations proposed
A bill to create a statewide primary for party nominations for U S Senate, House seats, and state and local offices was introduced by Coulter, Boyle, Wilson, Salbury, and Paisley. The measure, tied to a party with at least three last election candidates, passed the house session amid a brief, uneventful senate adjournment.
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Boise
Ion Iees
Damocock
House
Pri
United States
Congress
Coulter
Boyle
Wilson
Salbury
Paisley
Senate
Direct primary bill introduced in lower house
Jan Beise reports the Democratic majority in the lower house introduced a statewide direct primary bill, naming Coulter Boyle Wilson Talboy and Paisley. A resolution to create a reference clerk position failed 31 to 30 amid caucus opposition. Republicans argued expert counsel would suffice. The Senate was inactive.
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Democratic Binhtece
Coulter
Valley
Boyle
Custer
Wilson
Caribou
Talboy
Washington
Paisley
Butte
House of Representatives
Katerndah
Katerndahl
Hall
Oneida
Senate
Washington Legislature Opens Amid Tax and Labor Debates
The Nineteenth Washington legislature session begins with a crowded calendar. Taxation is the main issue, and several questions will be acted on, including a contentious child labor controversy.
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Olympic
Wash
Washington
Soca
Electors Cast Official Vote For President
Washington reports Calvin Coolidge and Charles G. Dawes elected president and vice president by state electors after canvassing the November vote. Electors will certify to the Senate president and meet in Washington to deliver the ballots on February 18. An appropriation of 12,500 was approved for the messengers, amid debate on mail transmission.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
House
President Favors Building Program
President Coolidge told members of the Associated Contractors of America that trade associations can be organized to yield public benefits while maintaining fair competition. He urged government construction during low economic periods and cited 1921 recommendations to extend such work to federal, state, and local projects.
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Washington
Ihru
Coolidge
Associated Contractors of America
Presiam
Coon
Harding
Vatican Protest Erupts Over Pisa Catholic Church Burnings
Clergy in Pisa protest fascist attacks on Catholic paper and other targets. A cardinal signed a manifesto urging end to violence and a return to peace, condemning partisan strife.
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Pisa
Italy
Acos
Maffi
Atrife
Enifesto
Tariff Outlook Not Optimistic in Paris Talks
Paris officials voiced guarded hope that Germany will sign a limited modus vivendi to avoid a tariff war amid deadlock over a new trade pact replacing Versailles provisions that expired Saturday. French Commerce Minister Raynaldi planned a decisive afternoon talk with German delegation head Dr Trendelberg.
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Paris
Raynaldi
Trendelberg
Seven Perish in House Fire in Caldwell New Jersey
In Caldwell New Jersey a two family house fire killed two women and five children all members of a Negro family. The blaze destroyed their home near here on January 12 according to AP.
Fire Starts From Gas Can In Isolated Home Blaze
A kitchen fire in an isolated dwelling began with a gasoline can misidentified as kerosene. The blaze sent four men fleeing. survivors include Mrs. Theodore Goeth, five children, and visitor Chlorine Jordan. Police received reports detailing the incident.
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Theodore Goeth
Chlorine Jordan
Service Should Be Deciding Factor in College Admissions
Ithaca N Y Jan 12 AP Dr Frank P Graves state education commissioner urged in Cornell Founder’s Day address that service should decide college admission not brains He warned universities would be ruined if they pursued sensationalist aims and compared yellow journalism to dangerous minds
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Ithaca
N. Y
Frank P. Graves
Cornell
Leopolds and
Loebs
Payment plan on German debt agreed upon
Paris January 12 AP The inter allied financial conference reached an initial settlement on allocating 2 percent annuity for American war damages The American delegation expects further progress though talks remain lengthy and may extend the meeting The American share would lower allies totals with France bearing most of the burden and debate continues over deferring army cost payments The French and British reparations shares are argued to be restored to about 52 and 22 percent after Belgium is reduced to 4 percent Continued on Page Three
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Washin
United States
France
Deleon
Bri
Americas
Utah Legislature Convenes in Salt Lake City Today
The sixteenth Utah legislature is set to convene at noon in Salt Lake City. Members have gathered for days and committees are completed. Governor Dern, a Democrat, will deliver the address focusing on the economy and tax reduction.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Dern
Mexico Prunes National Budget Under Calles Administration
Mexico City reports Alberto Pani, secretary of the treasury, announces early under President Calles that expenditures for 1925 are cut to 143,199,688 pesos with an estimated income of 52,000,000 pesos. The budget balancing aims to reduce deficits and set 1984 guidance for the coming year.
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Calles
Alberto Pani
Secre
The
Treasury
Ibanez Safe In His Fight in Spain Case
Paris reports in French official circles say Vincent Blaso Ibanez faces publication charges could be adjourned to delay trial six months or more if his counsel requests. Expulsion of the author appears unlikely despite the pushback over the pumen tet attacking King Alfonso of Spain.
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Paris
Vincent Blaso Ibanez
Alfonso
Spain
Thanet
Davis Appears in Court on Bribery Charge
Gov Jonathan M Davis of Kansas and his son Russell faced warrants sworn by County Attorney Tinkham Veale charging them with accepting a $1,250 bribe for a pardon. Bond set at $1,000 each, with court to proceed Friday January 23 at 10 am.
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Topeka
Kan
Jonathan M. Davis
Kansas
Greceway
Tony
Tinkham Veale
Russell
Davis
Ben
Jonathan Pe” Davis
Bos Yee
Maelf
Russell Dews
Fred Pollman
Jonathan Davis
Jona . Davis
Fred W. Pollman
State of
Jonathan M.davis
Russell M. Davis
Paul Heinz
A. M
D. Oy
Paulen Wan
Urate Vernor Cotey Rey
Paul Re
Bomb explodes at justice building main entrance
Investigation continues in San Francisco after a bomb shattered a radiator at the hall of justice. Police seek a tall dark man seen near a telephone booth moments before the blast. Wreckage includes a gas pipe fragment and a bottle labelled Jamaica fina Mt ns, bearing an unknown firm mark.
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Aall
Anso
Jamaica
Mt Ns
Daniel Otives Duncan
William Quinning
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