Gandhi worshipped as king by Indians after prison release
Crowds in Bombay hailed Mahatma Gandhi as their king upon arrival from Yerada prison. Women crowned him with flowers and spun yarn garlands while supporters carried his frail body into his residence. Gandhi urged calm and asked followers to disperse and spin yarn. He predicted a return within two months.
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Bombay
Mahatma Gan
Yerada
India
Gandhi
Poona
Chinchwad
King
Ross Talks On Taxes Markets At Idaho Grange Meet
Governor C. Ben Ross addresses the Idaho State Grange urging tax burden redistribution so every citizen corporation and individual pays their fair share He urges Idaho to seek Pacific Coast markets to shorten farm shipments and improve transportation to move Idaho produce westward to solve the farming problem.
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Burley
Idaho
C. Ben Ross
Idaho State Grange
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake Aids Idaho Sportsmen on Bear Lake Plan
Salt Lake City January 27 The Salt Lake chamber of commerce seeks a joint agreement to protect Bear Lake a fisher mans paradise in Idaho and Utah The Idaho legislature will be asked to ban seining in the Idaho portion of the lake Utahs game commission and the federal bureau of fisheries will stock the lake with game fish Assistance from both states is pledged Gus P Backman secretary of the chamber said.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Former Kaiser Holds Opinion Germany Not Responsible for War
Doorn Holland January 27 former Kaiser William Hohenzollern celebrated his seventy second birthday quietly at Doorn House in exile. He remains fit and well attributing his health to daily vigorous exercise and simple living. He studies war guilt theology aviation and archaeology and aims to show Germany was not responsible for the war collecting many documents and corresponding with numerous people on the subject.
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Doorn
Holland
William Hohenzollern
Doorn House
Germany
Laval cabinet takes up work in Paris
Premier Pierre Laval presented the new French cabinet to President Doumergue at the Elysee. Ministers were sworn in and will seek a confidence vote in the chamber of deputies likely Friday. Changes included Pomaret moving to education and Blaise Diagne named under secretary of colonies.
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Pierre Laval
Elysee Palace
Doumergue
Chamber of Deputies
Charles Pomaret
Education
Blaise Diagne
Judge Sutton Retains Seat in Seventh District
Boise Jan 27 AP Judge A O Sutton will keep the seventh district bench as he was appointed to fill a vacancy and not elected. Attorney General Bab cock ruled that appointed judges hold till their successor is elected and qualified. James Harris of Weiser, elected Democrat last election, was killed before qualification, so no new appointment is needed.
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A. O. Sutton
Seventh Judicial District
Fred Babcock
James Harris
Weiser
Indian Attorney Returns to Agency Fort Hall
Mike Lynch government probate attorney returns to Fort Hall from Missoula Montana to conduct more heirship hearings and finish reporting on cases heard before Christmas. He is accompanied by stenographer Von Mackenstadt.
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Mike Lynch
Missoula
Mont
Department
von Mackenstadt
Redondo Beach Elects Recall of First Woman Mayor
Redondo Beach. Mrs May 8B Hopkins was ousted in a special recall election. The tally was 1924 in favor of recall and 1321 against.
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Redondo Beach
Cal
Hopkins
Red Cross Dole Feeds Most of St Francis County
Two thirds of St Francis County residents rely on Red Cross rations as drought and floods strain supplies. Of 33500 people, over 21000 in the county seat plus rural areas depend on biweekly aid, with relief efforts expanding toward 25000 while livestock starvation looms.
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Ark
St. Francis County
Red Cross
Rio
George E. Parker
Francis County
Board Wheat Relief Bill Heads to House Action
The Senate approved a bill directing 20 million bushels of farm board wheat to be made available for relief by designated organizations. Chairman Haugen opposed relief at farmers’ expense and warned it could break the board’s price stabilization. House Agriculture Committee to consider the measure, with related Red Cross funding bills pending.
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House
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House Agriculture Committee
Farm Board
Haugen
Agriculture Committee
Red Cross
la Guardia
Dispute over Shelled Rum Runner Josephine K
The Canadian rum runner Josephine K was shelled by the coast guard raising a dispute over its position near the 12 mile limit. Crew of the Josephine K, the scow Brooklyn, and the tug Dauntless faced bail ranging from 7 500 to 500 dollars each after a conspiracy to smuggle liquor charge. Captain Ridgely defended the cutter commander against intoxication allegations.
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Josephine K
Coast Guard
United States
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Robert B. Watts
Great Britain
Seymour Lowman
the Treasury
Scow
Brooklyn
Dauntless
Randolph Ridgely
Anderson
Karl Schmidt
Congress Probes Drought Relief Cash Plans and Prohibition Measures
The record shows continued debate on the Howell District of Columbia prohibition enforcement bill and hearings on the federal reserve board nominee Eugene Meyer. committees examine cash bonus certificates, drought relief funding, forced labor import bans, and wire tapping by prohibition officers as part of broader fiscal and regulatory action.
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New York
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Appropriations
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Ways and Means
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Boulder dam bids and workforce forecast
San Francisco dispatch reports that 2000 men will be employed on Boulder dam by April with bids for the construction opening March 4. Dr Elwood Mead predicts work to begin within 30 days on the $50,000,000 project, noting over 1000 men already at work on related roads and railroad contracts.
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Lava Hot Springs Sanitarium Plan Advances
Representatives Coulter and Stewart introduced a resolution in the Idaho house urging the veterans bureau to establish at Lava Hot Springs one of the congress authorized sanitariums for veterans. The measure cites the town’s hot mineral springs long valued for their therapeutic use.
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Coulter
Valley
Stewart
Bannock
House
Veterans Bureau
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Congress
Riverside Thomas Cemetery Maintenance District Vote
County commissioners canvassed Friday’s election returns for the Riverside Thomas Cemetery maintenance district. The measure passed 82 yeas and 2 nays and the district is ordered organized. Governor C Ben Ross will appoint three commissioners from Riverside Thomas and Pingree.
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Bingham County
Riverside-Thomas Cemetery
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Riverside
Thomas
Pingree
Colorado set for first triple execution since 1896
Mrs Julia Rhodes, mother of condemned Manter bank bandit John Walker, learned his death sentence will be carried out at Canon City this week after Governor Adams refused to intervene. Walker and two other bandits, Andrew Halliday and Claude Ray, faced the gallows as Denver and state officials completed plans for the executions.
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Colo
John Walker
Julia Rhodes
W. H. Adams
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Rhodes
Manter
Walker
Andrew Halliday
Claude Ray
Eads
Cole
State Penitentiary
Colorado
Western Pacific Wins San Francisco Rail Line Approval
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Western Pacific to build an all-rail entry into San Francisco from Niles via Redwood City to Quint Street. The ruling lifts opposition from Southern Pacific and supports a coast wide extension with cooperation from Great Northern and Missouri Pacific. Estimated project cost is about 8 million dollars.
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Western Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
San Francisco
Niles
Redwood City
Quint Street
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
Pacific Coast
Great Northern Railroad
Missouri Pacific
Oceanio Ocean
van Sweringen
Farmers Union plans shift to Farmers National Grain selloff
Sixty five thousand farmers from Minnesota North Dakota Montana and Wisconsin in the Farmers Union Terminal Association will sell most of their grain through the Farmers National Grain corporation after February 1. M W Thatcher says the move makes the grain firm the dominant factor in cooperative grain selling in the spring wheat area and aids the corporation's wheat market control. The association will still make some direct sales to mills.
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Farmers Union Terminal Association
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Wisconsin
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Federal Farm Board
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The
Grain Corporation
Spring Wheat
Ui Corporation
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Memorial services held for Pavlova in The Hague
Memorial services were held here today for Mme Anna Pavlova the Russian ballerina who died here last week after a short illness with pleurisy. Tonight the body will be sent to London where it will lie in state before cremation.
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Hague
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London
Prohibition Testimony Request Sent To Senate
A Senate resolution by Senator Tydings asks the Wicker sham commission to transmit to the Senate all testimony on prohibition and the commission’s investigators reports. The move seeks to open the records in a broader Senate review.
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Wickersham Commission
Senate
Tydings
Democrat
Maryland
Will Rogers Waxes The Tribunes San Antonio Visit
Will Rogers writes from San Antonio describing his arrival from Austin and meeting old friends Governor Dan Moody and others. He jokes about performing before the legislature comparing it to Rudy Vallee before grand opera singers. Hoover bulletin notes a weather update.
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San Ane Itone
Austin
Kim Perguson
Dan Moody
Fat Neff
Rudy Vallee
Bribery charge against Solon Rowbottom in Indiana
Congressman Harry F Rowbottom of Indiana’s first district was arrested in Evansville on a charge of taking 750 dollars for a promised post office appointment. Bond set at 10000 dollars. The arrest followed evidence of payments to secure rural carrier posts.
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Harry F. Rowbottom
Indiana
United States
Philip Gould
Charlies Harmon
Rowbottom
Walter G. Ayer
Apron Ayer
Rockport
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Washington
First
Congress
Butte Woman Takes Blame for Liquor
Mary Butler of Butte pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor. She admitted full responsibility to Sheriff J Db Jensen and Deputy George Fxell in Blackfoot Idaho. Butler received 60 days in jail and a $100 fine. Gallogley and Wrinkle were released due to lack of evidence.
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Mary Butler
Butte
G. Gallogley
J. E. Wrinkle
Firth
J. Db. Jensen
George Fxell
James E. Good Monday
Alleged Forger Brought to Court in Rexburg
George Mc Culloch of Rexburg faced Probate Judge James E. Good on a forgery charge in Blackfoot. He was given until 3 PM Tuesday to consult an attorney and decide on a preliminary hearing. Bond set at 1000 dollars was not posted and he remained in sheriff custody.
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Blackfoot
George McCulloch
Rexburg
James E. Good Monday
Knoxville house helper electrocuted at state penitentiary
Nashville Tenn Jan 27 AP James Theodore Harris 22 year old Negro servant who had worked for the Knoxville family as a house boy was electrocuted at the State penitentiary early today.
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Nashville
Tenn
Jan
James Theodore Harris
Knoxville
State Penitentiary
Senate Passes Memorial on Parks Report
The Idaho Senate approved a memorial urging public release of the National Parks boundary commission report. The report covers Idaho access to Yellowstone and feasibility of Bechler Basin as a storage reservoir. Eight Republicans opposed citing insufficient conditions.
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Senate
Rebert
National Parks Boundary Commission
Idaho
Yellowstone National Park
Bechler Basin
Hoopes
Madison County
Callahan
Lundborg Dies After Swedish Army Plane Crash
Swedish aviator Captain Keinar Paul Lundborg, famed for rescuing Captain Nobile during the Italian polar flight, died from injuries after crashing a new Swedish army test plane. He dived from 150 feet, breaking both legs and arms, but doctors hoped his strong constitution would help recovery. In 1928 he rescued Nobile at Spitzbergen and later attempted to rescue more of the party before the Russian icebreaker Krassin completed the relief.
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Stockholm
Keinar Paul
Lundborg
Nobile
Spitzbergen
Labor Government Expects Victory In Trades Dispute Bill
London reports indicate the ministry anticipates a win as the trades dispute bill nears its second reading tomorrow. Opposition to the measure has grown, with the Liberal whip saying most Liberals will abstain and fewer than 12 will vote against the government. A censure motion over unemployment is also before the House.
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London
Paris Drops Ensemble Color and Fabric Contrasts for Spring
Paris couturiers showcased a spring collection abandoning the matching ensemble. Coats and dresses combined two or three colors with contrasts in color and fabric. Designs featured dark brown and brick red combos, blue wool with green lining, and black white coats with scarlet linings. Frocks stayed simple with fitted hips and gored skirts. Scarves in mauve shades and bright belts provided the standout color notes.
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Paris Couturiers
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