Tax Reduction Bill To Be Called Up For Action
Senate finance chairman Smoot says the tax reduction measure will be taken up next week while world court debate continues. If cloture limits discussion, final passage targets February 15 with March 15 income tax due. Senator Jones proposes using foreign debt payments to aid tax cuts. A new push to limit debate on the world court follows opposition to a Swanson resolution.
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Smoot
Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
World Court
Jones
New Mexico
Finance Eommittee
Swanson
Democrat
Virginia
United States
Lewiston Weather Station Reduced in Economy Plan
Chief Charles B. Marvin of the United States Weather Bureau told the House Appropriations Committee a material cut at Lewiston Idaho weather station is planned to save 2740 dollars yearly while 400 dollars will cover maintenance. The agency cites greater use of airplanes for bureau work as the reason.
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Washington
Charles B. Marvin
United States Weather Bureau
House Appropriations Committee
Lewiston
Idaho
Marvin
Northwest
Tacoma, Wash
Bureau
Fourth payment on bean crop
Southern Idaho Bean Growers association members at the fourth annual meeting in Twin Falls participated in distributing checks totaling 75000 dollars. The payment is the fourth installment of half a cent per pound for 1925 bean crops, bringing total distributed to 450000 dollars for growers who have received three cents per pound so far.
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Twin Falls
Southern
Idaho
Bean Growers’ Association
Soviet Demands Release Of Russian Official In Harbin
Foreign Minister Tehucheron demanded China free M. Ivanoff Russian general manager of the Chinese Eastern railway held at Harbin within three days and honor railway agreements. He warned the Soviet would take independent action if not released.
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Moscow
Tehucheron
China
M. Ivanoff
Chinese Eastern Railway
Harbin
Woman's Head Found Near Naylor's Creek Suburb
The head of Miss Anna May Dietrich, whose dismembered body was found in woods near M Pa on Wednesday, was found today beneath ties of a Pennsylvania railroad over Naylor's creek near the suburb.
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Philadelphia
Anna May Dietrich
M Pa
Weday
Naylor's Creek
Sear
Norris charges a quiet pact in sugar case
Senator Norris accuses White House influence to delay the sugar tariff report and to remove Wm. S. Culbertson from the tariff commission via a Romania post. He says a secret conference with sugar interests and House figures occurred and a trade commission offer followed the deadlock. Smoot denies any improper conduct when questioned in the Senate.
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Washington
Tariff Commission
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
President Coolidge
Smoot
Utah
Wm. S. Culbertson
Culbertson
Romania
Phipps
Colorado
House
Federal Trade Commission
Coolidge
Glassie
Congress
Curtis
Kansas
Commission
Trade Commission
Masked Women Strike in Florida Flogging Attack
A band of 17 masked women drove to a Gakia home and forcibly removed a woman, tying her hands and legs before whipping her with switches at a rural spot three miles north. She was found unconscious, treated by a passing motorist, and returned to the city. No arrests have been made.
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Gakia
Fla
Garland
Wellsville
Hyrum
Pocatello
Utah
McCammon
Fred
Nevada
G. L. Tyler
Sergeant Pack
Preston Hospital
Mike Noorlander
Roy Leavitt
Lawrence Evans
Defense Seeks New Trial in Packard Motor Accident Case
Boise January 23 Attorneys for W A ONeil motor stage driver seek a new trial before Judge Clinton H Hartson after Mrs Orris Aletha of Pocatello was awarded 5000 in a suit over the April 15 accident that killed William E Packard when his motorcycle collided with ONeils stage on Mountain Home highway eight and one half miles east of Boise. ONeil contends the motorcycle drove into his vehicle and denies responsibility.
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Boise
W. A. O'Neil
Orris Aletha
Pocatello
Clinton H. Hartson
Packard
William E. Packard
Mountain Home
O’neil
Belge Mourns Death of Great War Cardinal
Cardinal Mercier primate of Belgium died at 3 PM after a long illness. He passed peacefully with family at his side and was honored with bells tolling nationwide. Funeral planned for Malines with possible national services to be decided by ministers.
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BELGE
Brussels
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Malines
Council of Ministers
Brother Hubert
Hubert
King Albert
Prince Leopold
St. Jean Clinic
Bier
Max
Aee
Brand Whitlock
von Bissing
Court approves district extension for American Falls area
Twin Falls January 23 Judge W A Babcock approved and confirmed proceedings annexing land to the American Falls reservoir district. New lands include the Clover pumping project 3900 acres and about 1200 acres south of Castleford in Twin Falls county plus 90000 acres Aberdeen Springfield section and areas served by Woodville Canal and a river region canal company.
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Twin Falls
American Falls Reservoir
W. A. Babcock
Clover
Castleford
Twin Falls County
Aberdeen
Woodville Canal Company
Snow blankets El Paso and southeastern New Mexico
Denver reports a broad cold spell while Texas and southern New Mexico see general snowfall. El Paso records 23 degrees after a cold night as Roswell notes afternoon snow in the eastern part of New Mexico. Forecasters expect a moderation in temperatures tonight except in parts of Montana.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain
Texas
New Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Roswell
N. M
Montana
Famous painter dead in Los Angeles hotel death
William H. Drake seventy a renowned animal painter was found dead in a Los Angeles hotel room from gas asphyxiation Investigators probe the death Drake left a letter to his niece Mrs Wayne Jackson of the city
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Los Angeles
Calif
William H. Drake
Drake
Wayne Jackson
Marathon Record Set In Charleston Charleston Dance Marathon.
In Houston, two boys Howard Short and Sam Lester ended a long Charleston Marathon after 26 hours 34 minutes 35 seconds. The 28 boys and eight girls also challenged the prior one hour 59 minute mark, with Miss Collie Skinner, 19, setting a women’s record of eight hours 48 minutes.
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Houston
Tex
Charleston
San Antonio
Howard Short
Sam Lester
Collie Skinner
Navy Seaplane 8 1 3 Forced Down Off St Augustine
Navy officers confirmed a seaplane 8 1 3 was forced down and sunk 12 miles off St Augustine Florida. Ten seaplanes arrived in Biscayne Bay as crew Lt J G Johnson aviation pilot A La Porte and J McLean were rescued by another seaplane and received medical attention.
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Miami
Fla
St. Augustine
Biscayne Bay
Usder
J. G. Johnson
A. Laporte
J. McLean
Eleven dead in Allentown Lafayette Hotel fire
Eleven bodies recovered from the Lafayette hotel ruins in Allentown Pa with five still missing. Eight victims identified include residents from Allentown Bordman Clearfield County and others. Investigators probe whether an upstairs explosion sparked the blaze as firemen battled flames through the night.
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Allentown
LaFayette
Alexander Troup
Bordman
Clearfield County
William Shanahan
William TD. Cassone
Bishop Glass Gravely Ill In Los Angeles Hospital
The condition of Right Reverend Joseph S. Glass Roman Catholic bishop of Salt Lake City was reported gravely ill in a Los Angeles hospital tonight. The attending physician said the bishop rested somewhat more easily in the afternoon than he had for some time.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Josephs. Glass
Salt Lake City
Rest expected Monday in murder trial at Ogden
In Ogden district court the state prepares to rest Monday afternoon in the murder case against Mike and Fred Noorlander Denton youths accused in the killing of Walter Scadden Inkom grocer. Testimony from Sgt. L W Pack and others covered entry methods and movements from Garland to Pocatello and details of the shooting with defense witnesses to follow Tuesday.
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Ogden
District Court
O. KR. Baum
Mike
Fred Noorlander
Walter Scadden
Inkom
Wilford Panter
Panter
Ate
Amundsen backs Cook as polar pioneer in Fort Worth interview
In Fort Worth on January 23 AP, Roald Amundsen praised Dr. Frederick A Cook as a genius and potential North Pole discoverer, saying Cook deserved U.S. respect for exploration. He contrasted Cook with Peary and dismissed MacMillan’s discrediting evidence as inconsequential.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Frederick A. Cook
Baald Amundsen
Cook
Pala Oy Bi Eemander R. E
Amunisen
South Pole
North Pole
Amundsen
Dr. Cook
Copenhagen
Peary
Donald MacMillan
Arctic explorers debate North Pole claim in press clash
Vilhjalmur Stefansson challenged Raald Amundsen's Fort Worth statement that Dr. Frederick A. Cook did not discover the North Pole. The Denver AP dispatch notes Stefansson, the famed Arctic explorer, took issue with Amundsen's remark.
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Denver
Colo
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Fort Worth
Tex
Raald Amundsen
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Utahns rush to the oil fields across state
Salt Lake City January 23 AP filing fees on Utah oil lands have averaged over 1000 dollars daily since December 8 the Moab well came in producing about 1000 barrels a day registrar Eli F Taylor said Millions of acres have been filed with many permittees from distant cities including New York and Governor Dern amid oilitis Some contracts with major companies show Utah as a forthcoming drilling center though some depend on southern Moab results The rugged Moab area lacks roads and pipelines plans involve barge or horse routes down the Colorado River
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Moab
Eli F. Taylor
State Land Office
New York
George H. Dern
Taylor
Orea
Oolorado
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Pack
Preston
Brigham City
Zundell
W. D. Head
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