Rebels Plan Policy Shift Aboard Tampico Blockade
The de la Huerta rebels in Mexico move to abandon a technical Tampico blockade and warn foreign ships they enter the area at their own risk. U S naval units join the port, and federal garrison orders 72 hour rebel departures. Revolt gains and aid sales to Obregon govern Mexico.
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Ify
Associated Press
Washington
de la Huerta
Mexico
Tampico
U.S
Mexican
Richmond
Zacamixtla
Ciudad
Frontera
Puerto
Vera Cruz
Hughes
el Paso
Federal
Brownsville
Texas
Monterrey
Nuevo Leon
Matamoros
Mexican Revolutionary Party
Cesayo
Revolutionary Cavalry
Obregon
Guadalajara
Mexico City
Prisoner Marries Then Returns to Cell in Pasadena
Lee Cook arrested on a telegraphic warrant from Rapid City South Dakota was granted an hour’s leave from the Pasadena city jail to wed Miss Elizabeth Glines. A policeman acted as best man as guests watched the ceremony before he returned to custody.
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Pasadena
Calif
Lee Cook
Rapid City
S. D
Elizabeth Glines
Philippine official resigns as insular auditor
Manila January 23 Edward P Pullington insular auditor has cabled resignation to President Coolidge citing fitness as the reason for stepping down.
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Manila
Edward P. Pullington
Insular
Colidge
Mother and daughters perish in Middleport fire
A Pottsville fire claims the life of a mother and her four daughters aged one to sixteen in Middleport. Anrdew Harvilla, the husband, is severely burned while trying to rescue them as the blaze engulfs the home and furnace area.
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Associated Press
Pottsville
Middleport
Anrdew Harvilla
State agents to aid Des Moines police force
Investigators and agents from the state department of justice were ordered to report to Des Moines to assist the city police as an auxiliary force. The move follows talks among Attorney General Gibson Governor Kendall and Des Moines officials amid a crime wave and concerns over police supervision and convictions in holdups robberies and safebreakings. Chief Hammond refused to release police records to newspapers prompting appeals from molested citizens.
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Associated Presse
Des Moines
State Department of Justice
Gibson
May Garver
Kendall
Hammond
Burned Body Found in Des Moines Shack
The burned body of an unidentified man was found in an improvised shack in Southwest Des Moines by two passersby. Coroner Guy E. Clift believes the death occurred while the man was intoxicated amid scattered empty canned heat cans and an empty bottle.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Guy E. Clift
Blake McCormick Found Guilty of Murder for Second Time
John Astor Harrison Blake McCormick former Ladysmith Wisconsin grocer was convicted again of murdering his wife. He will be returned to the state prison at Waupon to serve the remainder of his life.
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Associated Press
Chipewa Falls
Wis
John Astor Harrison Blake McCormick
Ladysmith
Waupon
Children will live twelve years longer than grandmothers
Dr. Allan Craig of Chicago told a Texas Oklahoma New Mexico surgeons group that today’s children are expected to outlive their grandmothers by about twelve years. He cited 1880 death rates to illustrate U S longevity trends and potential excess deaths.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Allan Craig
Chicago
American College of Surgeons
Texas-Oklahoma- New Mexico
Craig
United States
Union Carbide submits Muscle Shoals fertilizer offer
Washington January 23 The Union Carbide company of New York has submitted another offer to manufacture fertilizer at the Muscle Shoals plant. Secretary Weeks presented the proposal to Congress as part of ongoing efforts surrounding the project.
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Associated Press
Washington
Union Carbide Company of
New York
Muscle Shoals
Congress
Weeks
Move to Elect County School Supt Fails in House
Des Moines report notes a heated House debate over making county superintendents elective. The majority supported passage of a bill to elect the office, but a 54 to 47 vote adopted the minority report and kept the office appointive. The debate highlighted education policy and rural concerns. Senate also passes two legalizing acts on cemetery tax levy in Monroe and school funding transfer in Ida county.
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Associated Press
State Capitol
Des Moines
House of Representatives
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
House
Committee On Education
Carter
Fortieth General Assembly
Berry
Dluestions
Pye
Charles Pye
State Educational Association
Criswell
Bone
Ontjes
Grundy County
Anderson
Pocahontas County
Senate
Monroe County
Price
Campbell
Ida
Elkhorn, Ia
Not Yet in Shape to Appreciate Farm Credits Law
Congressman L. J. Dickinson told about 1,000 Iowa Farmers' Grain Dealers Association members that cooperative marketing and warehousing must develop to show farmers the Farm Credits Act benefits. Rev J J Share spoke on grain grit and gumption and Dwight N Lewis was to discuss freight rates and grain prices. Officers were to be elected and the Mason City Chamber of Commerce Glee Club was to perform.
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Associated Press
Mason Sity
Towa
L. J. Dickinson
Tenth
Farmers’ Grain Dealers’ Association of Iowa
Armory
J. J. Share
Fort Dodge
Dwight N. Lewis
Mason City Chamber of Commerce Glee Club
Hubbell Improves After Pneumonia Attack in Des Moines
Des Moines financier F. M. Hubbell, a pioneer in local finance, was said to be improving today after a pneumonia attack that confined him to his home since Friday. Authorities noted his condition had been serious yesterday as his family was summoned. Hubbell celebrated his eighty fifth birthday last Thursday.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
F. M. Hubbell
Stubbell
Iowa McAdoo state committee names district organizers
Parley Sheldon of Ames announced a complete Iowa state organization with headquarters in Des Moines led by secretary J. H. Campbell. Each congressional district assigns one man and one woman as committeemen, listing partners across all ten districts and including state treasurer F. S. McConnell of Bloomfield. Shelton hopes Iowa will send an instructed delegation to the New York convention.
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Associated
Moines
Parley Sheldon
Ames
McAdoo
Iowa
Des Moines
J. H. Campbell
Madge V. O'Neil
Columbus Junction
F. B. Whitaker
Hillsboro
E. J. Brennan
Davenport
S. W. Mercer
Iowa City
Ruth E. Hardin
Waterloo
Charles L. King
Independence
Nora E. Gowen
Calmar
Merle A. Potter
Mason City
Florence E. Kitch
Cedar Rapids
H. W. White
Vinton
Frances A. Baxter
Oskaloosa
T. H. Pickler
Ottumwa
M. G. Ikenberry Adel
H. J. Skiff
Knoxville
Nino V. Falk
Essex
L. Murrow
Corydon
A .O. Milner
Red Oak
Emmet Tinley
Council Bluffs
D. M. Kelleher
Fort Dodge
Ll. W. Housel
Humboldt
Richard A. Zwe
Fisherman Statute Clarified by Izaak Walton League
Des Moines Jan 23 The Izaak Walton League of Iowa issued a statement to clear up misconceptions about a sportmen licensing bill. It exempts under 18 year olds farm owners with water bodies their farmers children tenants and employees. Licenses would fund restocking Iowa streams and lakes and the measure is supported by Rep C A Knutson Clear Lake.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Izaak Walton League of Iowa
Lcenses
Lowa
Izaak Walton League
House of Representatives
C. A. Knuton
Clear Lake
Fire death toll climbs in Lyndonville blaze
Lyndonville Vermont January 23 1930s report shows seven dead from the Stern block fire with six victims from the same lodging and a woman who died leaping from a window.
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Lyndonville, VI
Lenin's body returns to Moscow for four days of mourning
Lenine's body rests in the Gorky villa after death from illness. Communist leaders lead the cortege by train to Moscow for state in state at the Hall of Columns in the House of Unions. Mourning spreads nationwide as crowds send messages from Europe and Russia.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Nikolai Lenine
Gorky
Communist Party
Villarce
Europe
Lenine
Soviet Federation
Russia
Siberia
Crimea
Hearing on Russia recognition continues in Senate panel
Washington January 23 state department officials reaffirmed the Soviet government’s Third Internationale direction at Moscow as hearings on the Borah resolution for U S recognition of the regime proceed before the Senate Foreign Relations Sub committee A W Kliefoth presented official documents in support of the non recognition stance while others built a case for recognition before the panel
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Associated Press
Washington
Russia
America
Moscow
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations
United States
W. Kliefoth
Hughes
President Lewis Report Approved at UMWA Convention
The United Mine Workers of America convention in Indianapolis accepted the committee on officers reports approving John N. Lewis's administration accounting. The body backed his wage policy for a term of years while not supporting an immediate increase in the current wage scale.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Committee On Officers
John N. Lewis
International
Lewis
Boiler Explosion Kills Erie Engine Crew At Aliquippa
The Erie railroad boiler exploded at Aliquippa as the morning express from Pittsburgh to Cleveland ran at forty miles an hour. Engineer George Clark Fireman J L Kurhler and J R Mead road foreman of engines were killed.
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Pittsburgh
Erie Railroad
Cleveland
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie
Aliquippa
Here
George Clark
J. L. Kurhler
J. R. Mead
Enemes
Military Prisoners Escape at Fort Logan Colorado
Ten military prisoners at Fort Logan overpowered three sentries with their own logs bound and gagged the guards, seized shotguns, and fled a sand pit. Six were captured soon after. four remained at large, three with shotguns, drawing in army officers, privates, deputy sheriffs, and police before being recaptured before midnight and returned to the post.
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Fort Logan, Colo
Denver
Colo
Fort Logan
Federal Reserve Aids South Dakota Banks
The Federal Reserve mobilizes $230000 from the Ninth District to assist South Dakota banks amid a crisis following several bank failures. Bankers fear continued trouble unless they receive immediate federal help and note the Renner bank closure as part of the strain. President Coolidge will summon Chicago and Minneapolis bankers for a conference if they do not fully cooperate with federal relief efforts to boost northwest credit conditions.
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Siuux Falls
Federal Reserve
South Dakota
Harry I. Ziemer
Ninth District
Minneapolis
Renner
Coolidge
Washington
Chicago
Northwest
White House
Special Banking Commission
Revenue measure schedule debate begins in Congress
Washington Jan 23 The house ways and means committee opened consideration of the rate schedules of the Mellon tax reduction plan amid a split between the administration and house Republicans. Chairman Green outlined a study program for the schedules, framed at republican committee meetings yesterday.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
House Ways and Means Committee
Green
Republican Committee
Iowa Editors in Session for Annual Meeting in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts members of the Iowa Associated Press Editorial Association for their annual meeting. W. H. Powell of the Ottumwa Courier serves as president. Edgar T. Cutter of Chicago attends as central division superintendent for The Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa Associated Press Editorial Association
W. H. Powell
Ottumwa Courier
Edgar T. Cutter
Chicago
The
Associatedress
Lila Lee Receives News From Father Amid Case
Chicago January 23 Charles Appel father of actress Lila Lee who vanished after being indicted for embezzlement and a confidence game remains in contact with his daughter and wife Assistant State's Attorney John Scarborough said yesterday He questioned Mrs Appel who said she turned over notes totaling 40000 signed by her and Lila Lee to a former police captain but would not explain why she kept them.
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Chicago
Charrles Appel
Lila Lee
John Scarborough
Coolidge outlines five steps to aid Northwest farming
President Coolidge in a special message to Congress outlined five measures to relieve the agricultural crisis in the Northwest. The plan mixes federal action, executive action, and private financing to refund past due debts, assist wheat farmers to diversify, support troubled banks, create a financing corporation, and coordinate with creditors to ensure farmer benefit.
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Associated Press
Washington
Northwest
Congress
Coolidge
War Finance Corporation
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