Hollywood Stocking Controversy Sparks Screen Star Debate
Hollywood notables defend no-stocking trend as ministers and club women attack. Henda Hopper says bare legs save money and stay comfortable. Clara Horton and Nita Naldi back the fad, arguing stockings are passé and attention is drawn to garish hose. Pauline Garon notes fashion shifts, while others claim the move is sensible and unflashy.
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Guards Around Wyoming Executive Mansion Removed
April 13 in Ne Wyoming officers who have vigil over the governor’s mansion were ordered to continue the guard. State Commissioner of Enforcement gave no explanation for the patrol, noting no change in policy.
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Five Deaths Prompt Investigation In City
Authorities open inquiry into five deaths after a reported incident. Officials say preliminary findings point to complex causes requiring further examination.
Supreme Court Reverses Lodge Payment in Death Benefit Case
The Supreme Court reversed a Nebraska case involving the Modern Woodmen of America to require a $2,000 death benefit payment to Jennie Vida Mixer. Mixer's husband has been missing for over seven years, legally dead by Nebraska law, while the lodge argued a by law clause says disappearance is not death. Illinois courts had upheld the by law provision.
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Youth Leaves Peculiar Note Reveals Flaming Youth Diary
Chicago April 13 Robert Preston a 21 year old college student stood at Madison Street dock and shot himself as a sunrise framed the lake. His failing attempt to sink the body failed as two weights proved light. The trio of diaries begun in March 1924 chronicles despair and fleeting living amid diabetes death dread, affairs with girls, and party life.
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Potassium chlorate tariff raised to 2.25 cents
President Coolidge proclaimed a tariff increase on potassium chlorate from 1.5 to 2.25 cents per pound after a tariff commission inquiry. The change aims to address cost production differences with Germany, amid appeals from Michigan congressmen to shield U S producers.
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Michigan
Deaths linked as man drinks from same bottle
In Los Angeles on April 13 Raymond Tubbs, grieving his aunt who committed suicide three months earlier by poison, nears death after drinking from the same bottle authorities say caused her death.
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Raymond Tubbs
Thieves Steal Easter Collection From Local Church
In Pueblo Colorado last night thieves entered Trinity Lutheran Church through the basement and stole the entire Easter collection, valued in the hundreds of dollars. The money had not yet been mounted when the break occurred.
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Fragmentary note on governor and game attendance in Columbus
A garbled April report from Columbus notes confusion over a governor and son in attendance at a session. The piece mentions a governor Donahey and a season opener with unclear details about attendance or remarks.
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U S Wins On Income Tax Decisions
Washington April 13 The United States Supreme Court upheld the treasury department in two cases deciding that actual loss on property owned before 1913 and sold since then must be used to compute income tax deductions The court held the fair market value of the property on March 1 1923 as the basis for calculating loss for deductions The decision affects thousands of taxpayers and reverses earlier appeals court rulings
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Briand Tries to Form Eighth French Ministry
Aristide Briand, seven times premier, held morning talks at his home with leaders and financiers as he sought to assemble an eighth ministry under President Doumergue. Painleve failed to form a satisfactory cabinet, while De Monzie urged a provisional government to calm the Bank of France crisis and regulate monetary circulation without broad political debate.
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Tax reduction to be big issue in next campaign
Kansas City April 13 Senator Charles Curtis Republican floor leader in the senate says tax reduction will be the dominant issue in the next campaign. He notes congress has cut appropriations and reduced the national debt, and predicts consolidation of bureaus will save government costs and enable further tax cuts.
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Children Drown In Auto Crash Near Perle Minnesota
Three children died when a car crashed through a bridge railing into the Red River near Perle Minnesota. Bertha Hegedness, 17, was learning to drive at the time of the crash on a Sunday night in April. Authorities reported the accident and the victims' identities.
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Wheeler Trial Opens in Federal Court in Great Falls
Great Falls Montana April 13 1924 the Wheeler case opens in federal court with forty witnesses summoned by the government to prove that Senator Burton Wheeler accepted fees for appearing before the interior department while a senator. The expected testimony may involve George G Lockwood former secretary of the Republican national committee and Blair Coan their employee who visited Great Falls and Butte in March 1924 to investigate the Wheeler cane prior to the senator's indictment.
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Shipping Board Extends Time to Answer Sale Injunction
Washington April 13 The Shipping Board was granted until April 20 to prepare its answer to the injunction suit brought by Pacific Mall Steamship Company to prevent the sale of five government liners to Dollar Lines. The board was to show cause why the temporary injunction granted April 3 had not become permanent.
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Strobeck May Be Elected President of Idaho Students
ORGOW April 13. Mil H Stro beck of Twin Falls has been nominated for president of the Associated Students of the University of Idaho. The primary is April 16 and the general May 7. Strobeck, a junior, has been active in student affairs and was on the University Argonaut staff. Incumbent Leo Hjeming also seeks reelection. other candidates may file signatures for 25 names to appear in the primary.
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Three Die in Auto Accidents Yesterday
Three people died in auto accidents reported yesterday in Los Angeles California. The incidents reflect multiple crashes with critical injuries and ongoing investigations.
Death of U S Signal Corpsman sparks raids promise
SAN FRANCISCO April 13 Police and prohibition raids were promised after the death of T P OConnor 23 of the Signal Corps aboard the U S S Yarborough. Shipmates with the visiting fleet supplied data on several blind pigs visited by the sailor. If stomach analysis proves poison liquor caused death authorities promise prosecutions.
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Signal Corps
Fifteen Policemen Go on Trial and Plead Guilty in Graft
Chicago April 12 fifteen Cincinnati policemen, remaining of 71 indicted for bribery and bootlegging, go on trial in federal court. Fifty four pleaded guilty and two dry agents are not captured. Jury selection for 80 veniremen began, with five government witnesses ready to testify on graft.
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Wyoming Cavalry Called Up To Fight Forest Fire
Laramie April 18 ig report that Governor Nellie Tayloe Ross ordered the Wyoming National Guard cavalry and volunteers to respond to a forest fire threatening the national forest reserve near Cheyenne. The blaze had been checked but flared anew prompting mobilization and precautionary measures by state authorities.
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Nine Thousand-Foot Plunge Cures: Hearness 20
Denver cold spell and airplay concerns surface in a garbled report noting a dramatic nine thousand foot plunge and related cures. The fragment mentions Cold Abell Aga and 9000 foot pheas airplay but lacks clear context or names.
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State Denied Right to Fix Tariff on Railroad by Court
The United States Supreme Court ruled that states cannot freely fix intra state freight rates through public service commissions. It reversed Washington state’s decision to cut intra state log rates by about 20 percent. The Northern Pacific Railway and others appealed, claiming confiscation. The court did not decide that issue, but said the commission used erroneous rate fixing methods.
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Henry Ford Enters Airship Business With All-Metal Ship
Detroit April 13 1913 Henry Ford enters the airship business placing the All-Metal Ship into the sky. The freight airship departed Dearborn at 9 32 a m bound for Chicago with a thousand pounds of freight and is expected to return this afternoon making daily two hour trips between Detroit and Chicago Mrs Henry Ford assisted by her husband and Rachel placed the first freight aboard the airship.
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Stock Broker Arrested for Jumping His Bond
Los Angeles on April 13 Magee H Marshall, former stock broker, was arrested today on a telegraphic warrant from authorities in Chicago. Marshall is wanted in connection with alleged legal brokerage operations over nearly two years.
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Right to Print Income Tax Up to Court
The U S Supreme Court heard arguments on free press rights and printing income tax returns. Counsel for Baltimore Post and Kansas City Journey-Post argued the press may print any lawfully stated information, while cases test presidential removal powers and published tax returns. Decision expected in June.
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RENSHAW NAMED ASSISTANT STATE FORESTER OF IDAHO
E W Renshaw a senior in the University of Idaho school of forestry was appointed Saturday by the state board of land commissioners as assistant state forester. He will serve under Ben E Bush of Moscow in starting the forest conservation act administration. The assistant's salary will be 1800 dollars a year.
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Death of Los Angeles broker prompts coroner's inquiry
In Los Angeles on April 1 authorities investigated the sudden death of Milton J. McLees a wealthy broker. A glass half full of liquor was found at his bedside and the contents were to be analyzed by the coroner's chemist today as physicians reported convulsions.
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