Sisters Testify In Inkom Store Murder Trial
Testimony opened in district court before Judge O R dlaum as Martha Scadden sister of Walter Scadden testified about the store records. State contends Fred Noorlander lured in Walter with a false physician call leading to a fatal assault during a burglary at Inkom store owned by Scadden.
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O. R. Dlaum
Mike
Fred Noorlander
Ogden
Walter Scadden
Incom
Martha Seadden
Walton Cheney
H. J. Swanson
Martha Scadden
Scadden
Mr. Swanson
Fred Noorander
Pocatello
Oxford
Downey
Fred
Frank Norton
Preston
Meriden School Head Resigns Over Jazz Dances
David Gibbs resigns as Meriden school superintendent amid protests over modern jazz dances. He cites demoralizing effects and asks the board to enforce dance rules, noting no change in conduct since dances were halted three years ago. Gibbs served fifteen years.
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Meriden
Conn
David Gibbs
Board of Education
Gibbs
World Court clash in Senate sparks criticism and applause
In Washington on January 20, Senator Reed harshly attacked the world court resolution and accused foreign influence of steering US entry. He cited Andrew Carnegie and Bok while dubbing the Bok prize as self glorification. Dawes presided with a smile as the debate continued.
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Washington
Senate
Dawes
Copes Democrat
New York
Reed
Missouri
Missourian
Andrew Carnegie
Edward W. Bok
Carnegie
Bok
Holland
United States
Owen Doung
General Electric Company
World Court
Supreme Court
The
United
Knee Length Dresses Fade as Evening Hems Stretch
New York fashion reports ankle length gowns for evening wear while sport and afternoon outfits stay knee and below three inches. Designers note sleeve extremes and prominent fur trims on coats and capes with gray and green tones and pastel accents.
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New York
National Garment Retailers’ Association
Gooding Attacks Rail Rates for Intermountain Industry
Senator Gooding of Idaho testifies before the senate interstate commerce committee about discriminatory railroad rates that favor industrial centers and impede intermountain development. He cites lack of capital and limited access to Pacific markets, arguing for a long-haul short-haul adjustment to foster competition with water carriers.
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Washington
Intermountain
Senator Gooding
Idaho
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Inter-Mountain
Gooding
Alfred P. Thom
The
Association of Railway Executives
Thom
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
Pittman
Nevada
Atlantic
J. P. Haynes
National Industrial Traffic League
Los Angeles
Mysterious Park Ridge recluse Mary E. Sterling dies
Chicago reports a 19 year old missing husband case tied to the Park Ridge attic dweller Mary E. Sterling aged recluse. Police plan digging into two grave like mounds and $50000 in securities found among her papers and three wills with conflicting provisions.
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Chicago
Mary E. Sterling
Park Ridge
Massachusetts
Spanish Fliers Ready Hop Off In Seaplane Flight
In Huelva Spain on January 20 crowds gather as Commander Ramon Franco and Captain Ruiz de Alva prepare to depart by seaplane for South America and possibly New York. They flew yesterday from Melilla to Huelva in their advanced machine carrying over 100 messages from King Alfonso and Spanish mayors. The aircraft includes a radio and will operate over a 300 mile radius with radio callsign EDR12.
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Iluelva
Spain
Atlantic
Ramon Franco
Ruiz de Alva
South America
New York
Melilla
Morocco
Huelva
King Alfonzo
President de Alvear
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Hugh Whitney Reported Killed in Bank Robbery Case
Marysville California January 20 The bandit killed by Sacramento detectives after a Roseville bank robbery was identified as Hugh Whitney by a friend. Local skepticism surrounds the identification and prior reports. Whitney had shot Conductor William Kidd years earlier and allegedly fled toward Wyoming with his brother toward South America.
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Marysville
Calif
Sacramento
Roseville
Hugh Whitney
Whitney
California
William Kidd
Hamer
Cliff
Wyoming
South America
Dempsey Tunney Bout Again Rumored For July
Miami crowds react to New York reports of a tentative agreement to match world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey with challenger Gene Tunney at Regis's Thirty Acres on July 3. Both men denied final terms while on vacation at Miami Beach.
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Miami
Fla
New York
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Regis’s
Thirty Acres
Miami Beach
Hagenbarth to Head National Woolgrowers Association
Idaho's Frank Hagenbarth is widely expected to be reelected president of the National Woolgrowers Association at Boise today. The convention favored Standfield act principles for forest grazing but did not endorse public lands sections. Salt Lake City is favored for the 1927 meeting place.
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Teipune
Boise
Frank Hagenbarth
Idaho
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Fred Gooding
Clyde Bacon
Idaho Association
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Greeley
W. D. Candland
Mount Pleasant
T. C. Bacon
Dado Woolgrowers
Two Women Die After Overdose At Los Angeles Hospital
Los Angeles January 20 The district attorney questions a druggist at Los Angeles General Hospital over the death Monday of two women and the serious illness of a third after overdoses of a local anesthetic. Officials kept the matter quiet fearing loss of public confidence. The dead are Evangeline Laneven and Anita Vasquez. the third patient is recovering. The coroner orders an inquest.
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Los Angeles
Epen
Los Angeles General Hospital
Evangeline Laneven
Anita Vasquez
Inweed Hospital
Albuquerque Favored for Tuberculosis Hospital Site
The War Mothers' Memorial Association location committee recommended Albuquerque New Mexico as the site for a 37 million hospital and farm colony for tuberculosis patients. An executive committee vote was expected on the plan plus a 2.5 million revolving fund for patient rehabilitation and home farming projects.
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Chicago
Albuquerque
N. M
War Mothers’ Memorial Association
Woolgrowers Get Insight To The System
Boise reports A C Williams of the federal farm loan board outlines the 1923 creation of intermediate credit banks which extended about 124 million dollars in cooperative marketing loans across 37 states. He says the program supported livestock credit with reasonable rates and urged stable policy to strengthen industry during postwar reconstruction.
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Boise
Idaho
A. C. Wil Iia
Federal Farm Loan Board
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Williams
L and War Finance Corporation
Idaho University President Urges Commerce Insight
President A. H. Upham of the University of Idaho told the National Woolgrowers association in Boise that a deeper grasp of international relations and commerce is desirable, contrasting it with his experience on the Supreme Court bench.
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Boise
Idaho
A. H. Upham
University of Idaho
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Supreme Court
Dawes Sparks Senate Reaction With Radio Speech
Vice President Dawes drew a sharp reaction from senators after delivering a radio speech in Washington on January 20. The exchange highlighted political tensions as lawmakers weighed national policy.
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Washington
Dawes
Mexican plotters executed in Guadalajara crackdown
The report says Alfonso Noyosa, ex lieutenant governor of Jalisco, was executed in Guadalajara for alleged involvement in the Revolutionary Poe affair. Gilbert Chavez, a ranch owner, was court martialed and shot for aiding the bandits who attacked a Guadalajara train. Two sisters of Colonel Nunes were arrested for questioning, bringing total official executions to fourteen in the Guadalajara crime case.
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Mexico City
Alfonso Noyosa
Jalisco
Guadalajara
Poe
Gilbert Chavez
Add
Nunes
Chavez
Couple Spent Ten Weeks on an Island in South Seas
Captain and Mrs Wegsten recount ten weeks marooned on a tropical island after a storm. Their daughter was kept safe as the ship Sierra was battered by reefs and towed by natives toward Waah on Island. They arrived in San Francisco aboard the Sierra with stories of peril and survival.
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South Seas
San Francisco
Mra. H
Wegsten
Wegstens
Sierra
Waahon Island
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William T. Collins
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