Borah Objects To GOP Action On Insurgents
Senator Borah denounces Republican committee reshuffles that demote La Follette insurgents and place Capper on the foreign relations panel. He argues the move harms Republicans and constituents, predicting lasting political consequences amid intra party tensions.
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BORAH
la Follette
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Idaho
Capper
Kansas
McCormick
Tulinoia
Wisconsin
Ladd and Frazier
North Dakota
Brookhart
Iowa
Senate Republican Conference
Watson
Republican Committee
Fis
Theebraska
Japan adopts Antired law amid tense parliamentary scene
Tokyo March 7 AP law known as anti Bolshevist Act passes amid heavy police presence surrounding parliament. It aims to curb communist propaganda, carries penalties up to ten years, and applies to both foreigners and natives. Government defends it as necessary under the Japanese Russian accord.
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Tokio
Bancroft Plays Pocatello For District Championship
Bancroft faces Pocatello High School for the district Idaho title after defeating Paris this afternoon at Idaho Tech gym. The winner earns the right to advance to the state championship.
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Bancroft
Pocatello
Paris
Idaho Tech Gymn
Eee Oy
Pocatello High School
Idaho
Coolidge Studies Commission on Muscle Shoals Disposal
President Coolidge favors creating a commission to investigate the Muscle Shoals property in Alabama and report disposal plans to Congress in the next session. The proposed panel would assess options and potential funding for sale or transfer of the site.
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Washington
Mar
Coolidge
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Congress
Drive to Stop Liquor Sales on Broadway
United States District Attorney Buckner seeks public help to shut down Broadway liquor sales and padlock cabarets. County DA Banton mobilized 300 citizens as play juries to rule on productions while Buckner urges witnesses to file affidavits for prohibition violations. He financed champagne purchases to use as evidence in the crackdown.
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New York
United States
Buckner
Banton
New York County
Broadway
Actual Condition of Clearing Banks
The act ual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows a deficit in reserve of 35,624,776 dollars. Reserve decreased 84,329,020 dollars from last week when it stood 48, in excess of legal requirements.
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New York
Sugar beet prices rise for Utah farmers this year
Officials of the Utah Idaho Sugar Co announce a guaranteed price of 6.50 a ton for this year with expected payments near 8 a ton as beet output and sales show stable outlook. Past decade averages run 7.59 a ton, with five year prices varying from 5.47 to 7.96 per ton.
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Salt Lake City
Utah- Idaho Sugar Co
Department of Agriculture
Cuban judge dies in Havana as death shocks court
Havana reports the death of a Cuban judge in the supreme court. officials say the judge passed away last night after a period of illness amid condolences from legal circles.
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Havana
Cuba
Pre Be Po Ageene
Evacuation of Rhineland Hinge on Security Pact
Paris dispatch says France would evacuate the Rhineland soon under conditions including an effective security pact and strong league of nations arms control along the Rhine. Talks between Herriot and Chamberlain continued amid secrecy with lunch for ambassadors and officials.
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Paris
Herriot
Austen Chamberlain
Great Britain
M. Herriot
Chamberlain
France
Rhineland
Rhine
League of Nations
Mr. Chamberlain
London
Madame Herriot
United States
Italy
Belgium
Japan
Jules Suaees Geeerepont
Marsha ‘Och
Genev
League A Nations Council
Evansville row over religion leads to arrest at Catholic high school
Louis J. King 52, known for anti Catholic meetings, was arrested on incitement charges after leading a caravan of about forty cars toward the Catholic high school. Police intervened as students dismissed early to avoid trouble. a chair from King’s vehicle was taken, sparking a chaotic chase and threatened plans for further demonstrations.
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Evansville
Ind
Louis J. King
Wiltshire
King
Babe Ruth Sued Over Alleged Betting Debt
New York March 7 AP Harry Lichenstein sues Babe Ruth in supreme court claiming Ruth owes 7700 to a bookmaker for racing losses. Ruth denies the claim and says he never agreed to pay. The trial was set for the calendar with delays likely if a reserved decision is not reached.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Harry Lichenstein
Supreme Court
Rathh
Klan Worker Sues Judge for 650 000 in Federal Court
In Frankfort Indiana L M Ketcham of Looeotte Martin County Indiana filed in federal court against Judge A Tadie a claim seeking 650000 alleging mental anguish from about fifty portions of 80 hours each in four jail terms at London Kentucky. The Ku Klux claim appears in the complaint.
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Frankfort
Poe
London
L. M. Ketcham
Loo Eottee
Martin County
Indiana
Kiedesit
A. Tadie
Laure Coust
Jamieham
Mead Retains Post Reclamation Head
Washington March 7 AP Elwood Mead will retain his post as commissioner for reclamation for another year He asked University of California for a second year's leave as professor of rural institutions Western reclamation districts urged him to stay on Inquiries spoke of possible salary increases and renewed cooperation with railroads agriculture and the reclamation service to aid western settlers and fund projects
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Washington
Elwood Ead
Reclamation
University of Calirnia
Mead
Tttal
Trict
Reclamation Service
Congress
Railroads
Agriculture
Coma Mead
Eago
John W. Haw
Oe Graves
E. Chison
Harding Portrait on New One and One Half Cent Stamp
Washington March 7 AP The late President Harding’s portrait will appear on stamps when the new postal rates take effect April 15. The 14¢ stamp will be light brown and echo the existing two cent design. A stamped envelope with Washington’s profile is also being prepared. New issues include 15¢ special delivery, 20¢ dashal alivan, and a $0.50 special handling stamp to speed parcels under the revised rates.
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Washington
Harding
Crareres
Washene
Washington City Post Office
Frightful blaze kills two preschoolers in playhouse
In Tulsa on March 7 a fire in Edith and Kate Henrickson's pretend kitchen burned hay bales used as a stove and dining table. A match lit the hay, trapping the four and five year olds who died locked in each other's arms in a hay loft retreat.
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Tulsa
Okla
Edith
Kate Henrickson
Land Grant Hearings Set for March Opening
AP report notes the committee named by law to oversee grants to the Nuethers ifte railroad complex will open its hearings on March 2.
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Setal
Mal Committee
Vnv Grants
Nuethers Ifte Railroad
Pershing Calls on Zayas in Havana Palace Visit
General Pershing with Ambassador Crowder and Secretary Jordan visited President Zayás in Havana. A cavalry escort accompanied the delegation to the palace. Pershing appeared pale after the audience and returned to his bed suggesting fatigue.
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General Pershing
Zayas
Havana
Cuba
Pershing
Crowder
Jordan
Zayasz
Robbers Attack Bank Messenger in Taxicab Shoot
An automobile load of robbers in Bt. YoWis March 7 seized a satchel from a Farmers and Merchants Trust messenger. They took $1,000 in dollar bills and $62,009 in checks, noting the checks had no value to the robbers.
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YoWis
Farmers and Merchants Trust Company
New Husband of Mrs George Ade Is Meat Salesman
Macon Ga March 7 AP Mrs George Ade until six weeks Tom Oxford widow of Griffin Ga found her husband identity questioned. Six weeks ago she married a man claiming to be Indiana author and they traveled to Alabama for the ceremony. Local papers announced his coming and he said he was writing his autobiography. Last night Florida ade case exposed him as a meat salesman for a local packing house.
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Macon
George Ade
Tom Oxford
Griffin
Indiana
Alabama
Florida
Hilles Named as Possible Ambassador to Germany
Washington reports indicate Charles D. Hilles of Newark may be considered by President Coolidge for the Berlin post. Hilles, longtime Republican figure and former national committeeman for New York, denies knowledge of any such assignment and says there is no foundation for the report.
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Washington
Charles D. Hilles
Newark
Germany
Coolidge
White House
Est
Hilles
New York
Berlin
Houghton
London
Frank B. Kellogg
Mar
I Seston
Hughes
Kellogg
Japan's Envoy Matsudaira Welcomed by Coolidge in San Francisco
President Coolidge and a distinguished California gathering at the Fairmont Hotel welcomed Japan's Ambassador Matsudaira on his arrival in the United States. A telegram to Francis Loomis conveyed Coolidge's cordial greetings and noted Matsudaira's designation as minister reflects friendly U.S.-Japan sentiment and a hope for better understanding between the nations.
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San Francisco
Coolidge
Fairmont Hotel
Matsura
Super Nam Apen
United States
Francis P. Loomis
Japanese Society of America
Matsudaira
Washington
Loomis
Japan Society
Japan
Madame Matsudaira
America
Veto on University Tuition Sparks Legislative Fight
Governor Moore vetoes senate bill 133 proposing a $75 per semester tuition for out of state Idaho students. Attorney General Conner argues university tuitions fixed by the board of regents. The board has set $35, and the dispute marks one of the session’s sharpest conflicts.
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Tribune Steclel Boise
Moore
Senate
Bennett
University of Idaho
Idaho
Ral A. H. Conner
Board of Regents
Charles C. Moore
Campbell
Ho Irrigation Company
Insurance Bureau
Secretary of State
Department of Law Enforcement
Children’s Home Funding Society
Soldiers Home
Offisa
National Guard
Former Secretary on Vacation Trip
New York reports Charles E. B. Haytes and Elisabeth Haytes leaving for a vacation trip. The couple plans a two month escape with good humor and a hopeful outlook on state affairs.
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New York
Charles E. B. Haytes
Mra
Teeme
Elisabeth
Sentir Kocepties
Anti Aircraft Tests Show Fort Worth? Fortress Monroe Report
At Fortress Monroe Virginia amid high winds air crews test anti aircraft fire. Planes towed targets faced shrapnel and machine gun fire as observers recorded the results.
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Fortress
Monroe
Mipeeh 7
Ley Field
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