Johnson Faults Naval Treaty In Radio Address
Senator Johnson of California denounces the London naval pact as un American and urges Senate rejection. He sits on the foreign relations committee and criticized Secretary Stimson for vague remarks and the administration for withholding confidential negotiation documents.
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Washington
Johnson
California
Washington Star
Stimson
Administration
Senate Committee
Oddities From New York's Loose Gossip Columns
A fragment tour through New York social columns notes vegetarian William Foster, Bernard Shaw parallels, dwindling Civil War veterans, crime era hostesses earning high fees, Bert Lytell lookalikes, hungry unemployed women cheating for meals, Harlem chitterlings catching white party favor, comic W C Pields misnaming act, Mrs Houdinis table dhetelie closed, and a fading gambling lair tied to a prominent sportsman wife.
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New York
William 7. Foster
Bernard Shaw
Carolyn Wells
Bert Lytell
Bill
Broadway
Harlem
W. C. Pields
Harold
Wealthy patrons and theater fire rules discussed
The piece notes theater auditoriums must not have structures over them, affecting office floors and lobbies in venues like the Paramount. It also mentions King Lardner’s Great Neck shack, Eddie Cantor’s plumbing, and shifts in car license morale. Willa Cather travels to Europe over book progress.
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Paramount
King Lardner
Great Neck
Eddie Cantor
Willa Cather
Italy
France
Washington Daybook Highlights from Capitol Hall and White House
Washington notes recount Pat Sullivan tossing a hat to a Senate page daily at the Republican cloakroom entrance. Mrs. Hoover orders 50 gilt Louis XV chairs for the East Room. Elizabeth Steiner attends a Republican politics school. Loranda Prochnik excites as a flyer. Billy Mitchell hosts gatherings at Boxwood in Virginia. Dolly Gann parks at a hotel street space. William Delano designs White House office lighting after a Christmas fire. Claudel travels to Berlin for his opera premiere based on a poet’s life.
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Washington
Pat Sullivan
Warren
Wyoming
Senate
Pat
Capitol
Billy” Mitchell
Army Air Service
Billy
Capital Society
Boxwood
Middleburg
Dolly Gann
William Delano
Fine Arts Commission
White House
Claudel
M. Paul Claudel
France
United States
Berlin
Ambassador Claudel
Marble Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Witham Death
Clyde D. Marble of Twin Falls was found guilty by a district court jury of manslaughter in the death of Louis L. Witham, a Twin Falls produce salesman. Sentencing set for next Monday by Judge A. B. Barclay after a roughly three and a half hour deliberation. The case centered on Marble's alleged drinking before a crash into Witham’s truck near Burley on May 23.
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Burley
Idaho
Louis L. Witham
Twin Falls
Clyde D. Marble
A. B. Barclay
Markie
Witham
Here
Firecracker blast in mould injures youth at Twin Falls
In Twin Falls Idaho a firecracker exploded in a mould where Julius Rambo eighteen poured hot metal. The blast burned his face near the eyes and threatened loss of sight. The act is blamed on a practical joker. In Hailey Idaho widow Vesta Barnes seeks six thousand dollars state compensation for her husband's death from spotted fever after sage tick bite while employed by Triumph Development. Darius Milhaud wrote the opera performed in German described as new.
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Twin Falls
Julius Rambo
Rambo
Hailey
Idaho
Ars
Vesta H Barnes
Seaman A. Barnes
Triumph Development Company
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By Richard Maslock
Associated Press
Secret Service
Palace
Forty-fourth Street
Tribune
Horlick’s
Racine
Wisconsin
Sue
Zweigart Packing Co
West Center
North Main
East Center
Lumbus
Darius Milhaud
Ballantine Malt
Automobile Armatures
CL Electric CO
South Main
Taft
U. S
Golden Gate
Thomas Grocery
General Electric
Ipano Power Company
Western Grain & Brokerage Co
Western Finance Co
Sam P. Smith
Mgr
Hanson Srauty Shoppe
N. Hayes Street
Masonic Temple
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