Stone Nomination Tests Executive Legislative Rift
Washington contends over whether Attorney General Stone should be confirmed as associate Supreme Court justice. The Wheeler case and charges threaten to delay the nomination, putting Stone in a bind between legal duty and political expediency amid Senate scrutiny.
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Edge
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Livestock Firm Files for Bankruptcy in Denver
Charles J Clayton and Iles A Murnan of the Clayton Murnan Livestock Co filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in United States District Court Ogden Utah offices. They cited wartime inflation and high livestock prices as the principal reasons for failure. listed assets include liabilities of 25990 dollars and 12042 dollars.
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Denver
Colo
Jasses
Charles J Clayton
Iles A. Murnan
Clayton Murnan Livestock Co
Ogden
Utah
States District Court
Sun Yat Sen Dead in Peking Dispatch
Tokyo January 28 AP reported Dr Sun Yat Sen a leading Chinese political figure is dead in Peking according to a dispatch received by the Japanese news agency yesterday.
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Sun
Tokio
Sun Yat 1
China
Peking
Britain issues challenge for Davis Cup trophy
London reports that Great Britain has issued a challenge for the Davis Cup, the world’s premier lawn tennis trophy. The announcement came yesterday, stating Britain seeks to compete for the prestigious title.
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London
Great Britain
Legislative Rius Digest of Bills in Boise Session
In Boise on January 28 the House committees reported multiple bills. Measures include amending tax notice procedures, certifying appeals records, fixing copy fees, a four year county commissioner term proposal, authorizing drainage bond refunds, and regulating state law libraries. Several bills were defeated, notably a new election ballot form ending straight tickets and party designations for judiciary.
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Judiciary Committee
Secretary of Utilities Commission
Davia
Privileges and Elections Committee
Board of County Commissioners
McClurg
Coulter
Boyle
Wilson
Talboy
Paisley
Judiciary
Darrow
Williams
Idaho Senate Bills and House Measures in Session
A compilation of proposed laws and memorials including tax report duties for collectors, voter registration reforms, flood protection for Payette lakes, homestead abandonments, campaign finance recording, transport regulation, city salaries, jury findings, and public land rentals. Measures cover education, teacher certification, ballot forms, library funding, tariffs, and memorials for ex service members with local support.
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State Department of Public
Reid
Boundary County
Hafferty
Payette Lakes
May and
Rigney
Senate
Crooks and Callahan
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Nelson
Congress
South Fork
Clearwater River
Idaho County
Nez Perce National Forest Reserve
Corey
State University
State Board of Education
State Affairs
State Affairs Committee
State Law Library
State Supreme Court
Senate Joint Memorial
Hagan
House Bills Propose Local Preserve and Bible Reading
The document lists several House bills including No. 67 creating Warm Springs Creek game preserve in Blaine county. No. 68 from Appel and Wolfe would authorize killing of stray livestock on probate judge order. No. 68 from Bselx and others urges daily Bible readings in public schools. Additional bill No. 70 mentions multiple sponsors.
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Warm Springs Creek
Blaine County
Appel
Wolfe
Bselx
Chapman, Mehlhoff
Coulter
Preston, Darow, Brainard
Talboy
Taylor
Kooenai
Elison
McBirney
Fairman
Idaho House considers amendments and funding bills
The House discusses amending sections 2621 2624 2628 2646 to require intent to sell for conviction or asset seizure in liquor possession cases. It appropriates 3399.95 for Boise State Street paving, 554.10 for deputy wardens’ license losses, and 73 73 for teachers retirement fund establishment.
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Brandt
Public Buildings Committee
State Street
Boise
Capitol
Egbert
First Land Purchase For New Approach
Boise officials buy 32 acres of right of way land from George W. Montgomery for 1800 dollars for an approach to the new main line depot. Montgomery had offered the property for 2800 dollars but was refused. The sale is the first agreement with the five landowners needed for the project.
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Boise
George W. Montgomery
McKenna calls for gold standard as dollar weakness grows
London January 28 AP Reginald McKenna former chancellor and Midland bank chairman warned the dollar's decline and pound strength point toward a gold standard. He argued managed currency last three years stabilized Britain but the case is closed and stressed psychology and moral effects of currency convertible to gold.
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London
Reginald McKenna
Midland Bank
Sterling
Great Britain
Budget Passed by the House in Washington
The House approved an appropriations bill for state justice commerce and labor totaling 71 million plus. State department 16,011,512.77. Justice including the judiciary 24,205,822. Commerce 22,781,164. Labor 8,627,625. Amendments to raise coast and border patrol funds were rejected.
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House
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce and Labor
State Department
Department of Justice
Judiciary
Department of Commerce
Department of Labor
Hudspeth
Democrat
Texas
la Guardia
New York
Coast and Border Immigration Patrol
Coolidge Opposes Unification of Army and Navy Air Services
Secretary Wilbur told the house military committee that President Coolidge opposes combining the army and navy air services as proposed in the Curry bill. The naval secretary declined further comment beyond saying the President sees no need for a separate air force.
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Washington
Coolidge
Army
Navy
Wilbur
House Military Committee
Norfolk and Newport News Lead Atlantic Coal Dumps in 1924
Figures show Norfolk and Hampton Roads fed all Atlantic ports in coal dumpings in 1924. Fifty four percent of coal shipped from Atlantic ports left the Newport News Norfolk area. Total dumped reached 18 094 074 tons, up four percent from 1923.
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Norfolk, van
Hampton Roads
Atlantic
Newport News-Norfolk
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