Livestock Credit and Grazing Proposals To President
Washington AP report: agricultural commission urges relief for livestock industry through existing financial agencies and a new land policy to permit grazing on unappropriated public domain. It recommends revised freight rates and tariff protections, with emphasis on using intermediate credit banks and uniform grazing policies on national forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtn
Anece
President Coolidge
Agricultural Commission Today
Asion
Packer Contro Ivestock
Upom & Cam
Commission
Farm Loan Board
Iso
Smilar
Young Russian Starts Scare Threats Under Name The Red League
Ken Hyman Nathanson, a 13 year old grammar pupil, admitted to inspectors that he planned threats after seeing material in movies. He demanded up to 5000 dollars under the banners The Red League and The Brotherhood of Death. Born in a Russian village near Vilna, he has been in this country three years. no action was taken due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Hyman Nathanson
Hyman
Red League
The
Brotherhood of Death
Couny
Vilna
Sken
Liquor Stock Reported in Frisco Warehouses
The San Francisco office reports 1,130,000 gallons of hard liquor in local warehouses as of January 1, 1926, down from 1,206,008 gallons a year earlier. Withdrawals in 1924 reached 60,000 gallons, with remaining stock moved to other warehouses under California jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
Francisco
California
Hindus Balking on Exportation of Native Monkeys
The native extremists newspapers in India campaign against wholesale export of monkeys. The Daily Telegraph Calcutta correspondent notes rising demonstrations and Hindu sentiment, as monkey worshippers react. cruelty to animals group joins in voicing disapproval of the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
India
Daily Telegraph
Calcutta
Association For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Trafc
Cut the Waste to Save Prices Urges Hoover
Secretary Hoover calls for eliminating waste in distribution to narrow price margins from farm to consumer. He urges voluntary industry cooperation without government regulation and cites transport coordination, standardization, and material use as key waste causes. Another conference session continues coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
Richard F. Grant
United States Chamber of Commerce
Dutch expert invited to lead Turkey port reconstruction
A. de Roode, a Rotterdam harbor planning expert, has gone to Angora at the Turkish government’s invitation to head a major port rebuilding program for Constantinople Trebizond Samsun and Mersina.
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Rotterdam
A. de Roode
Angora
Constantinople
Trebizond
Samsun
Mersina
Labor Situation In Bad Shape Shows Rising Unemployment
London officials report 5,370,800 people on employment exchanges lists. The Ministry of Labor says this is up by 33,915 from last week and 40,125 year over year, signaling a worsening job market.
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London
Grand E
Istry of Labor
Bootlegger’s Arm Carried a Kick in January Case
A Santa Ana report describes a bootlegger who carried a dangerous drugged arm used to distribute toxic liquor. The weapon and the suspect are connected, with authorities detailing the arm’s handling and safety measures. The case highlights the peril of illicit alcohol amid police action.
Idaho Bill Proposes Teeth for Syndicalism Law
Idaho house committee advances bill to harden penalties for syndicalism with a definition of sabotage covering damage to property and machinery, willful misuse of equipment, and production slowdowns. The measure declares an emergency and faces swift action.
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Tribune
Boise
Idaho
State Affairs Committee
Woman's Club of
House
Senate
House Journal
Senate Joint
Congress
Senator Gooding
Cary
Hanson
Bennett
Hurlburt
Elmore
Richmond
Nelson and
Glennon
Library Fund
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Law
University of Idaho Law Library
Crooks
Ada
Bryan Charged With Selling Coal To State
Lincoln Nebraska January 14 AP Charles W Bryan Democrat, former governor and 1924 Democratic vice presidential nominee, is challenged by George E Johnson Republican ex state engineer over alleged irregularities in the road department. Johnson accuses Bryan of violating the corrupt practices act in the 1922 gubernatorial campaign and profiting from coal sales to state consumers. He cites affidavits of unreported cash collections and expenditures. The matter is referred to the House judiciary committee for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Charles W. Bryan
George E. Johnson
Johnson
Bryan
Joh
Secretary of State
House Judiciary Committee
Typhoid Fever Cases Prompt Oyster Ban Nationwide
An early 1900s AP dispatch reports typhoid fever cases leading authorities to ban raw oysters. Officials warn eating oysters in certain areas could be punishable by fines as health inspectors push stricter seafood safety measures.
America Wins Reparation Deal At Finance Conference
Paris January 14 The international finance conference closed with a reparations annuities agreement under the Dawes plan. The American delegation secured removal of a $350 million cap on war damage claims and will receive 214 percent of the annuities until its full claims are paid.
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Paris
International Finance Conference
Germany
United States
Hutchinson Shot Dead by Purdy in Tulea Business District
In Tulea Oklahoma on January 14 E A Hutchinson wealthy lumberman was shot and killed in front of the post office by Charles A Purdy production manager of the Gilliland Refining company Purdy surrendered to the county sheriff Two women in the rear seat fled Attorneys allege a dispute over Hutchinsons son who was reported kidnapped by Purdy and taken to the mother whose location is unknown
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Tulea
Okla
Hutchinson
Charles A. Purdy
Gilliland. Refining Company
Purdy
A. Jr
Noted ski jumper dies after operation in Salt Lake
Arne Bjornstadt of Norway, claimed world ski champion in 1920 and 1922, died after an operation for appendicitis. He left Norway three months ago, competed in Canada before arriving in Salt Lake City on January 1 to join a tournament but fell ill and died.
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Salt Lake City
Arne Bjornstadt
Norway
Switzerland
Applis
Canada
Salt Lake
Gulbranstalen
Considerable Loss Without Bidding
Washington reports at the annual meeting of the Associated General Contractors of America. Secretary Work and Director Lord of the budget prepared remarks for the final discussions on seasonal employment and public works contracting. Work cited government construction work under force account and lack of bids as causing considerable loss in past projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Work
Associated General Contractors of America
Ben Burchfield Executed for Bristol Killings
Ben Burchfield was electrocuted at the Tennessee penitentiary at 5:50 AM for the Bristol murder spree that left his wife and four others dead on November 26, 1922. He faced the sentence stoically, maintained his innocence, and bade fellow inmates farewell before the dawn execution.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ben Burchfield
Bristol
Tennessee
Burchfield
Robbers Pose as Bank Inspectors Steal $75,000 in Illinois
Two men posing as bank inspectors robbed a bank near Chenoa Illinois late yesterday escaping with cash and bonds totaling 75000 dollars. State police investigated and no arrests were announced.
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M, Ill
J. P. KE
Chenoa
Here
Mancher Sails for Honolulu Mission
Honolulu dispatch reports Major Mancher has sailed for an unspecified mission, with AP noting the departure dated January 14. Details on destination and purpose remain unavailable.
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Honolula
Major, Mancher
Postwar settlement details on German reparations and Allied costs
The pact outlines a dense framework for German payments, occupation costs, and the Dawes plan commissions. It caps Rhine troops costs at 160 million gold marks over two years and trims the 1925 reparations budget to 7.5 million gold marks, with a Dawes organizations funding limit of 3.7 million. The United States gains proportional participation, while France and Britain concede shares to facilitate American claims. Continued discussion noted.
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Rhineland
Dawes Plan
Germany
United States
Coblenz
Rhine
Saa
Rhineland Commission
France
Great Britain
Siete Aint Cbseum
Icea Pelion
Clebt
Oop
Rumania
Lindley Reinstated as Chancellor at University of Kansas
Topeka Kansas January 14 AP Chancellor Lindley of the University of Kansas who was ousted by the state board during Governor Davis regime was reinstated by Governor Paulen. The board order restores Lindley to his post and makes L L Burdick acting chancellor. Lena K Cable signed the order as a former governor ally.
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Topeka
Kan
Lindley
University of Kansas
State Board of Administration
Jonathan M. Davis
Ben
Paulen
L. L. Burdick
Davis
Ong
Lena K. Cable
Govermnor
William L. Lambertson
Shoes Signage Boosts Mah Jongg Craze on Riviera
In Cannes and along the Riviera, women wear shoes bearing mah jongg signs signaling a fashionable season beginning in Monte Carlo and Nice. The early signs and attire reflect a promising, stylish debut on the French coast.
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Cannes
France
Monte Carlo
Nice
Riviera
Adveturer body searchers resume Longs Peak quest
Dawn parties including state rangers fan out over Longs Peak to recover Herbert Sortland at timberline and relocate Agnes Vaille’s frozen body. Weather snarls impede hope, while risks of snow drift and mountain lions loom as crews press toward timberline and rescue zones.
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Estes Park
Colo
Long's Peak
Herbert Sortland
Longs Peak Inn
Agnes Vaille
Sortland
Miss Vaille
Timberland
Hha
Vaille
Denver
Chamber of Commierce
F. O. Vaille
Honolulu
Colorado General Assembly Opens In Historic Session
Denver witnesses first joint session of Colorado's General Assembly outside the state house. Lieutenant Governor Robert F. Rockwell calls the meeting to order at noon as Governor elect Clarence J. Morley is introduced amid cheers. audience fills the Denver City Auditorium.
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Denver
Colo
J. Morley
Denver City
Saewkers
Twenty-Fifth General Assembly
State House
Colorado
Robert F. Rockwell
America
Sweet
Clarence J. Morley
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Turkey
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Houghton
Berlin
Alanson B. Oh
Ata Monet Rees
Nebraska
Onleone
Busch Healissioner
Teera
Hazard
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