Ford protest July hearings set open evidence in Michigan race
Investigation into Ford’s challenge to Truman H. Newberry’s Michigan Senate seat proceeds with open hearings. The committee unanimously approved public hearings led by Senator Aghurst of Arizona, amid disputes over the extent of evidence and alleged campaign expenditures reaching hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Campaign managers say letters burned in revolt action
Fragmentary remarks claim Urrady’s bees destroyed or moved and correspondence burned as Newbarry campaign managers speak of dangerous delays and Materary 6 Nangerous issues cited by Mr Licking, with unclear details about timing and context.
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Baby sold by Salt Lake doctor scandal rocks juvenile court
Jan 17 Salt Lake City. Thea F. Harries, chief officer of the juvenile court, received a 200 check in exchange for a baby then stopped payment. The infant remains in juvenile custody as officers probe fake birth certificates issued by Dr Downing of the Ideal Maternity Hospital. The mother, a 17 year old girl, and the infant’s alleged father, a U S Army captain, are central to the case as investigators seek the full story and potential prosecutions.
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Railroad Board to Protect the Labor Interests
Washington Jon Ti reports the Railroad Board vows to protect labor interests. It extends existing wage and price controls for coal contracts through April 1 1929 and notes fuel administration guidance on bituminous coal prices and the wage scale.
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Viola Gana In The Sold Cure at Utah Theatre
Metro star Viola Tine shines in The Golf Cure a dated comedy drama set in a colorful town where young men chase two charming matches. Annice drives the plot using charm and beauty to win hearts. Dana adds southern warmth as the town entertains a playful, lighthearted romantic farce.
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Transport ships bring 1,500 troops from France to U S
The Melita will arrive in Boston January 21 with 300 officers and 800 men from France and the Drigaba will dock in New York January 23 with 140 officers and 2,500 men. The Melita carries units from Massachusetts Ohio Iowa and Missouri plus 494 aero squadron and hospital No 39 destined for Camp Devens. An anti aircraft battery and other detachments are to be distributed across seven camps, while the Orizaba ships 300 sick and wounded and a 52nd ammunition train, about 30 percent from California, with five casualty companies from the East. In New York, Chinese representatives of the Industrial Workers of the World are raided. four men detained on a technical charge, revolvers found, and I W W literature seized.
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General Order Promotes Uniform Standards Across Army
Jane Izebin Washington reports a general order issued by Secretary Baker calling all officers and men to maintain high standards of dress and conduct. The message emphasizes discipline, civilian decorum on furlough, and a unified respect for the uniform as troops demobilize, urging steadfast adherence through trying demobilization days.
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Viola Dana Punctured His Tire and Heart Comedy
A brief note references Viola Dana as part of a rare screen comedy scene. It hints at a playful stunt involving a tire puncture and a dramatic turn in emotion, set in Utah with mentions of today and tomorrow.
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Virtuous Wives at the Orpheum Sunday Special
Orpheum presents Virtuous Wives with Anne Stewart in a big four day run starting Sunday. Manager Goss says an enlarged orchestra and star cast, under Professor Tarson, will accompany the production, touted as one of the year’s real big pictures and appealing to both men and women.
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Higher Express Charges to Be Collected in Ohio
Railroad officials insist on collecting higher express charges in Ohio despite the Ohio Public Utilities Commission’s refusal to approve the new schedule. They say the director-general authorized the president to set rates and did not grant state commissions power to suspend them. A stamp campaign marks the 213th anniversary of Benjamin Franklin's birth with nationwide contributions.
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Bavaria's Dictator Heads the German Revolution
Biener leads Bavaria as the revolution unfolds in Germany with Eber challenged in Prussia. Berlin attacks Eisner, accusing him of being a Galician Jew and a wartime supporter while Eisner steers Bavaria toward republic status and potential unification with Germany under a Bavarian president.
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Borah Presses Open Proceedings at Peace Council
Idaho Senator Borah attacks secrecy at the peace conference arguing openness is essential. He cites President Wilson’s fourteen points and urges publicity of the proceedings, while colleagues question how fully openness should apply to the talks and actions at Versailles.
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Price rules on all coal suspended by fuel administration
Washington January 12 price regulations on coke and all coal except Pennsylvania and Elie were suspended by the fuel administration effective February 1. The notice allows wholesale and retail margins to be set aside. The regulation remains subject to revision if price and production conditions change.
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German Armistice Extended Month Reported
Paris Jan 17 The German armistice has been extended one month by the commissioners who have run it through their inquiry. details remain sparse as officials release only brief wording about the extension and its implications for allied negotiations and the timetable ahead.
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Catarrhal Deafness Remedy Promoted in Adverts
An advertisement touts a home remedy for catarrh and related deafness. It urges readers to mix Parmint Double Strength with water and sugar, take a tablespoon four times daily, and claims it relieves ear noises, nasal congestion, and breathing difficulties by reducing inflammation in the Eustachian tubes.
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