World Court debate to limit debate gains momentum
Washington area action clears the way for a vote on limiting debate in the world court. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson observed senate discussions as Senator Borah argued against American adhesion and the league of nations, while Borah warned that enforcing court decrees could provoke war.
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Woodrow Wilson
Senator Borah
Washington
Petiion
Senate
Borah
League of Nations
Ms. Wilson
Swanson
Virginia
Foreign Relations Committee
Anticourt
Wilson
Clemenceau
League
M. Clemenceau
Grazing rules approved to regulate national forest allotments
Washington Jan 22 The Agriculture Department announced ten year grazing permits for all sixteen national forests to stabilize the western livestock industry. Local grazing boards will study and settle questions with permittee representation and final decisions kept by the secretary of agriculture.
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Washington
Jardine
Greeley
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Forester
Forest Service
Woman Slugged by Toledo Thug
Toledo police face a fresh slugging case in the city. Dorothy Barton, 20, was attacked at midnight in front of her home after leaving a show, seized from behind and beaten by a youth. Her father heard her screams and rushed to help as she fell unconscious. Authorities suspect this assault may be separate from earlier club attacks.
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Toledo
Ohio
Dorothy Barton
Italians Form Local League of Pascisti Branch
A group of fifty Italians in Pueblo organized the League of the Pascisti as a local branch of Mussolini's fascisti. The organization reportedly shares the Italian order's principles and aims.
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Pueblo
League of the Pascisti
Italian Fascisti Je
Noted Executioner Has Succumbed
Hornell New York January 22 William C Patterson an assistant in Auburn prison executions has died at 84 Death came yesterday in his sleep He helped strap condemned to the electric chair He guided Czologosz McKinley’s assassin to the chair and witnessed Mary Farmer the first woman executed He carved names of attended executions on a cane he carried
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Hornell
N. Y
William C. Patterson
Auburn
Czologosz
McKinley
Mary Farmer
Women figures in Durkin case
Chicago January 22. Women in the life of Martin James Durkin the auto thief and gunman may play key roles as the state seeks the death penalty for the killings of two detectives. His mother Mattie leads the defense while Irma Sullivan Durkin and Betty Werner may testify for the prosecution.
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Chicago
Martin James Durkin
Mattie
Irma Sullivan Durkin
Betty Werner
Betty
Irma
Durkin
Gnn
RGR
Coats
Crowe
Utah Working Over Finances Aims Statewide Reform
Governor Dern's special commission on state finances concludes changes in one area affect the entire government. H. H. Rolapp of the Utah Taxpayers' association presents a study as the panel forms four committees to address executive control consolidation cooperation accounting purchases and revenue and collections.
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Salt Lake City
Dern
H. H. Rolapp
Vitah Taxpayers’ Association
Commission
Boeing amphibian plane a success at Crissy Field
San Francisco reports the Boeing amphibian aircraft recently received is tested and deemed a success by air officers at Crissy Field. It can descend on water or land, with landing wheels retracting for water landings. The craft seats three passengers, has radio equipment, and will be used to observe coastal artillery targets at sea before returning to land.
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San Francisco
Naval Aviation
Crissy Field
Coast Artillery
Radio locates a lost brother in Africa
San Francisco dispatch reports a radio find of Sigfred Venson, brother of Mrs. Lydia Nelson, after 25 years of no contact. A Capetown station relay to a Tennessee radio amateur confirmed the broadcast success and notified the sister. Venson was located in Central Africa.
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San Franccisco
Africa
Sigfred Venson
Lydia Nelson
San Francisco
Inemphis, Tenn
Capetown
Yenson
Central Africa
Burbank Declares Infidelity Belief And Skepticism On Afterlife
San Francisco bulletin reports Luther Burbank, the Santa Rosa horticulturist, as saying he is an infidel who doubts personal resurrection and rejects reincarnation. He argues religions are on a fragile foundation and science disputes hope of life after death.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bulletin
Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
Calif
Burbank
Christ
Ogden Yeggs Admit Thefts Across Multiple States
Ogden detectives say Jack Anderson and Richard Bartlett both 21 have confessed to eighteen Ogden home robberies and acknowledge similar thefts across Idaho Wyoming Montana Kansas Nebraska New Mexico and Texas. They also named five Idaho crimes in Salt Lake City and Idaho Falls Blackfoot and Pocatello incidents. Anderson reports stealing $90 from an Idaho Falls residence and claims he seized several automobiles. The pair give conflicting details about their home towns.
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Ogden
Utah
Jack Anderson
Richard Bartlett
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
Kansas
Nebraska
New Mexico
Texas
Salt Lake
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Anderson
Fone
Rickard Warned by Commission in Dempsey Tunney Talks
New York January 22 report says negotiations for a Dempsey Tunney heavyweight title bout are underway and the state athletic commission warns the promoter against bickering with Dempsey in violation of a current ban on the champion. In Philadelphia on January 22 the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission approves a proposed bout price of 500000 or 300000 to pair Dempsey with Wills or Tunney in Philadelphia at the new municipal stadium.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
State Athletic Commission
Dempsey
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
Harry Wills
Municipal Stadium
Prison Leader Composes New California Highway March
Damascus Garcia Gaveries Gallur, San Quentin prison band director for eight years, wrote a new march titled The California Highway March dedicated to prisoners who toil on state roads. It is his 210th composition since becoming an inmate over ten years ago. Known as "the professor," he is serving life for murder and may be eligible for parole next May.
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San Quentin
Calif
Damascus Garcia Gaveries
Gallur
California
Oakland
Utah Weather Update Quiet Tonight and Saturday
Generally fair conditions across Utah with unsettled weather in the northwest portion. Temperatures show little change and no significant storms are expected in the near term.
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Vortion
Idaho Chamber to Incorporate
Boise January meeting of the Idaho Chamber of Commerce announces incorporation as a non profit corporation with no capital stock. Directors discuss by laws and plan to conclude business Saturday to launch the organization with leaders from railroad mining farming and lumbering interests present.
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Boise
Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Last Monitor to Be Scrapped in Baltimore
The last U S monitor Cheyenne formerly Wyoming heads to a junk pile at Hampton Roads after sixty years in service as a training ship. Once pivotal in Civil War blockades and later a submarine mother ship, the ship departs with crew gone and engines sturdy but obsolete.
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Baltimore
Cheyenne
Hampton Roads
Wyoming
Owl
John Ericsson
Lincoln
Atlantic
Pacific
Navy Department
Fifth Naval Reserve District
Monitor
Merrimac
Virginia Capes
Philadelphia
Eagleboat 56
Davy Jones
Checking Past Year's Operation
Idaho Falls January meeting will review the Bonneville County Holstein Bull Association work and dairy improvements in the Snake River Valley. University extension specialists from Idaho State College will speak as officers report, with an all day program at the Bonneville County courthouse.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho State Agricultural College
Bonneville County Court House
Bonneville County Holstein Bull Association
Snake River Valley
Dairy Improvement Association
Cardinal Mercier Sinks Further After Operation
Brussels January 22 Cardinal Mercier was considerably worse today according to his entourage after receiving visitors including Crown Prince Leopold. He asked for the sick room to be vacated and to be left alone for the remainder of the day. The prelate was resting easily but greatly fatigued.
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Brussels
Cardinal Mercier
Crown Prince
Leopold
Mitchell can testify before committees despite suspension
Washington January 22 Colonel William Mitchell may testify before congressional committees if he wishes despite a court martial suspension from the army Major General John A Hull judge advocate general of the army states his opinion
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Mitchell
Washington
Williamitchell
John A. Hull
Noorlander Confession Key to Inkom Store Murder Trial
Ogden police recount Fred Noorlander confession to the Inkom murder of Walter Scadden with officers Noble and Allison testifying the confession was given after rights were read. The narrative covers the thefts, vehicle changes, the attack on Scadden, and subsequent flight from Utah to Idaho and back, ending with the pair pursued by police and the admissibility of the confession.
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Mike
Fred Noorlander
Ogden
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Walter Scadden
Inkom
Charles E. Noble
Curtis B. Allison
Teroer
Fred
Provo
Olice
Robert Burke
Walter Seadden
Seadden
Captain Burke
Frank Norton
Utah
Digram
Norton
Downey
Preston
Den
Liberty
John Noorlander
Huntsville
Pleasant Grove
Noble and
Allison
John Noorlarder
Figfiicers
Fred Ad
Mitted
Sergeant Noble
Noble
Ogden Valley
Swannon
N. W. Henderson
Bannock County
Burke
Henderson
Neeta Noorlander
J. R. Young
Poets Fade Out in Washington
Olympia reports no state poet laureate as of January 22. Secretary of State J. Grant Hinkle states Washington has no official versifier and few poets thrive, replying to Miss Bess Mary Crider of the University of Maryland.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington
J. Grant Hinkle
Bess Mary Crider
University of Maryland
Sportsmen to Form New Body in Idaho Valley
A delegation from Bonneville County and Fremont County sportsmen met in St Anthony to plan a new umbrella organization for upper Snake River valley clubs. The group aims to work with the state game and fish commission to enforce laws and protect game resources. A site for a federal hatchery on the Snake River or tributaries will be among initial tasks. A future meeting will elect officers and outline a year’s program.
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Idaho
Bonneville County Association
St. Anthony
Fremont County Rtomen’s Association
Snake River Valley
State Game and Fish Commission
Snake River
Fisherman reports sea monster near Prince Rupert harbor
Prince Rupert fisherman Louis Soghens says he battled a strange sea creature that tried to climb into his boat near the harbor entrance yesterday. He used all his strength to drive the creature back into the water.
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Prince Rupert
B.C
Louis Soghens
Stephens
Mexican reply received on New Mexican land and petroleum laws
Ambassador Sheffield informed the state department that Mexico sent its reply to American representatives on land and petroleum legislation in New Mexico. The embassy began translating the document for Washington but no time was given for its delivery to Secretary Kellogg.
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Washington
Sheffield
State Department
Omce
Kellogg
Nye Sees Referendum On World Court Admission
Washington reports Senator Nye introduces a plan to submit American adhesion to the world court to a state voters referendum. He argues against hasty action and questions the rush to join the court, noting The Hague court is available meanwhile. Senator La Follette expresses cautious opposition, saying slow consideration may be wiser and that many Americans lack understanding of the core issue.
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Washington
Senate
Nye
North Dakota
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
People
Hague
Boulder Canyon Bill Up Again in Congress
Washington reports the house irrigation committee opens a hearing on a Boulder Canyon flood control and power dam on the Colorado River. The bill supports the all American canal project. Remarks reference Secretary Work’s letters and talks by Sinnott Hayden Leatherwood and other lawmakers about upper basin opposition and potential changes before ratification of the Colorado River Compact.
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Washington
House Irrigation Committee
Boulder Yon
Colorado River
House
Representative Swing
California
Senate
Johnson
Smith
Work
Sinnott
Oregon
Swing
Hayden
Arizona
Leatherwood
Republione
Utah
Upper
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Idaho Chamber
Noorlander
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