States vote on law to regulate child labor nationwide
Illinois and Michigan lead debates as 14 midwestern states consider a federal constitutional amendment on child labor limits. Supporters push early action to curb exploitation, while farm and industrial groups oppose. Some states weigh referendums. Oklahoma could be first to act.
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Chicago
Stat
Ohio
Michigan
South Dakota
Nan Sas
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Missouri
Afrkansas
North Carolina
Greorfla
Louisiana
Kentucky
Nebraska Senate
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Texas
Kansas
Suit Involving Ice Harvest On Washburns Pond
In Judge Wood s division a jury trial opens over a suit by J A Young against Crystal Ice Fuel Co for 7932 in damages and 7500 in punitive damages for ice removal from Washburn s pond. McCoy for defendant says the firm has long gathered ice from the pond and seeks a fair price. Jury includes Crumby, Rogers, Mrs Chase, Kline, Pfeifer, Henry, Faulkner, Fairbanks, Anton, Boyy, Steimer, and Johnsen.
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G. W. Wood
J. A. Young
Crystal Ice & Fuel Co
Washburn’s Pond
H. McCoy
Crystal Lite & Fuel Co
Heeson-Purdy
Dog Attack Scare In Cedar Rapids
An Airedele dog in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, sparked a scare after leaping at a woman's throat and snapping at pedestrians. Police pursued the animal, which was shot but remained hostile, threatening bystanders and causing frantic calls for help.
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Cedar Rapids
Padiesi
Senator Lagat Opens Desk After Succeeding Suicide of Brandagee
In Washington Senator Jursor Lagat, newly seated after taking office, follows Senator Brandagee who took his own life. Senator Bingham, a Republican, is noted for holding four high offices in a single week and is named to military affairs and post road committees.
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Jursor Lagat
Washington
Brandagee
Bingham
Hang
United States
Kellogg Falls Short of Hughes in Naval Talks
The piece argues Hughes’ decisive, logical leadership swayed diplomats at the naval conference, while Kellogg is portrayed as cautious and fidgety. It credits Hughes with bold, rapid conclusions and warns Kellogg’s temperament limits bold moves even when boldness is warranted.
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Hughes
Pears
Kellogg
Kelloge
Phys Tanner
Kellow
la Follette
Trlligereon Ag
Kellosg Ha Penrose
Hetwach Kellogs
Kelleggeave
NS. V. Herald-Tripute Niews
Trotzky Plans Return From Caucasus Health Rest
Leon Trotzky remains in a health resort in the Caucasus and will travel to Moscow soon. Premier Rykov, answering questions at a teachers' congress, said Trotzky's illness is not dangerous but requires time to recover.
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Moscow
Leon Trotzky
New Appars
Caucasus
Rykov
Trotzky
Trotzki
Wisconsin Official Detained in Mexican Jail
Maj. Lorenz, head of Wisconsin state institutions board, jailed in Progreso Mexico after fishing voyage shipwreck. Governor Blaine and Wisconsin officials seek immediate release as Washington investigates detention on suspected filibustering charge. Vessel Ruth wrecked January 10 off Yucatan.
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United Press
Madison
Wis
W. J. Loreng
Wisconsin Ratte Bond of Centre
Maj. Lorenz
Yogreso
Mexico
Ars. Lorenz
Guy
John J. Biking
Loi Tenz
Blaine
State Department
Calles
Progreso
Wisconsin
Yucatan
Loyong
Washington
Board of Control
Maj
Lorenz
Washington, D. C
Gov
Wagenitz
Ruth
Pensacola
Fla
Three Hunters Arrested For Carrying Guns In Car
Stanford C B Miller and Earl Stanford were arraigned in municipal court on charges of carrying loaded firearms in an automobile. Deputy game warden Waldron led the case as the first arrests under a new statute prohibiting loaded guns in cars unless unloaded and disassembled or placed in a case. Judge Gwynne imposed fines and costs and suspended sentence on payment of costs. The law aimed to improve safety and curb shooting from vehicles along highways.
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Bk Stanford
C. B. Miller
Earl Stanford
Thomas Waldron
Game and Fish Warden
Gwynne
Une
Woman Acting As Her Own Attorney Wins Police Court Case
Mrs. Carrie May Hatfield, acting as her own attorney, won vindication in police court on a disorderly conduct charge. The husband—estranged—testified for the complaint, but city attorney Harry M. Reed urged dismissal, noting no evidence supported conviction. Judge J. W. Gwynne agreed.
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Carrie May Hatfield
Harry M. Reed
Jeonvs
J. W. Gwynne
Climb to Peak in Blizzard for Victims Recovery
Estes Park Colorado January 14 Three search parties including state rangers depart at dawn to find Herbert Sortland and recover Agnes Vaille at Longs Peak in a brutal blizzard. They fear Sortland is dead and warn a body may remain buried until spring while rescuers risk wolves and cold.
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Associated Press
Estes Park
Colo
Seale Long's Peak
Herbert Sortland
Long's Peak
Agnes Vaille
Sortland
Loriland
Misa Vaille Hutha
Eldora Store and Restaurant Burned Early Jan 14
Fire at Eldora destroyed the store and restaurant owned by R A Fuller and a clerk. They left at midnight. by 5 am flames were bursting out, with full loss and insured amounts reported. Estimated loss between 7,000 and 10,000 dollars with 8,400 policy on building and stock.
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Spearfish
S. D
Black Tillis Teachers College Wery
Wenona Cork Hall
Eldora. Fa
R.A. Fuller
Fuller
pPutler
Bandit Robs Mail Car on Long Island Mail Train
A bandit halted the Long Island Railroad mail car on a train at Bellmore and escaped with a mail pouch containing at least $44,000 in currency. He boarded the train, fled a mile and a half to Merrick, and vanished within four minutes.
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Bellmore
Long Island
Contai
Merrick
Laundry Workers Attend Annual Banquet at Pinkerton Hall
Employees of the Waterion laundry were guests at a turkey banquet held by management last evening. J. S. Tuthifi spoke on loyalty while entertainment featured Voral solos by Pan Davis and Henry Tings, a Jackie Coogan act with a chorus, and a Katherine Wilde led quartet. Dancing closed the program as the plant traces its growth since 1915 with four moves to larger quarters.
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Wathrloe Tandry Company
Pinkerton Hall
J. S. Tuthifi
Voral
Pan Davis
Henry Tings
Jackie Coogan
Katherine Wilde
Lila Farwell
Etenil Wings
Fither Stevens
Waterion Laundry
Hoover Seeks Lower Costs Through Voluntary Cooperation
Secretary Hoover told the National Distribution Conference that reducing waste in the distribution system can lower living costs without regulating industry. He outlined seven waste areas from speculation to overcomplex chains and urged shifting labor to production to raise living standards and support farmers.
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CQ International News
Washington, D. C
Secretary OF Commerce
Hoover
United States Chamber of Commerce
H Hoover
Nations Sign Pact Dividing German Reparations Cost
Paris dispatch reports a financial conference pact making the United States a partner with the Allies in enforcing the Dawes plan. The agreement outlines payments for the American army of occupation costs, war damage annuities, and stipulations on future distributions and revisions tied to the German reparations regime.
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Ambassidor Kelloggs
America
Experts’ Committee
Rhineland
Oia
United States
Laxpetts
Honda
Proposes Law To Bar Roaming Royalists In US
Representative LaGuardia urges a federal measure against roaming royalists described as funds seekers aiming to destroy organized government and exploit social climbers. He requests an investigation of Archduke Boris and Archduchess Cyril of Russia.
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Washington, D. C
LaGuardia
Republican
New York
Davis
Archduke Boris
Cyril
Russia
Coolidge Commission Urges Livestock Credit Reforms
President Coolidge's special farm commission released the first report on agricultural conditions with three key recommendations to aid the livestock sector. The panel calls for an immediate rediscount facility push, a July 1 1925 progress report, and amending the agricultural credits act to allow rediscounting by federal intermediates. It cites credit shortages caused by failed livestock loan firms and weak banks as core causes and urges freight-rate relief to reduce transporting costs for agriculture.
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Washington
DB. C
Coolidge
Special Commission On Agriculture Today
Federal Farm Inan Board
Farm Loan Board
Rej
Robert D. Corey
Wyoming
White House
Young Russian Boy Admits He Wrote Blackmail Letters
Boston January 14 a dozen blackmail letters sent to wealthy residents in Boston and Cambridge were explained when Hyman Nathanson an 18 year old grammar school pupil admitted to inspectors he authored them He said he copied a cinema scene and hoped to imitate it The letters demanded sums up to 5 dollars and signed The Red and The Brotherhood The boy born in a Russian village near Vilna has been in this country three years no action will be taken due to his age
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Boston
Cambridge
Ign
Braintrea
Hyman Nathanson
Posteften
Hymas
Vilna
Federation Board Discusses Citizenship Conference Plan
Washington January 14. Members of the General Federation of Women's Clubs board met to discuss its citizenship training conference proposal to be called by President Coolidge. State federation presidents attended as Mrs John O Sherman reported the plan to the board as an urgent need.
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Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Coolidge
John 0. Sherman
Two Japanese jailed for plot to kill Kato
Special police precautions were taken as the Diet convened. Two men were arrested over an alleged plot to kill Premier Waty and radical suspects are under surveillance. Cager games in the Sunday school league at West High were postponed due to a declamatory contest.
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Kato
Tokio
Waty
CAGER
Wast High
West High
F. W. Richardson
Senate blocks Merrit Green for Iowa State Board
Des Moines, Jan. 14. The Iowa senate failed to confirm Merrit Green of Marshalltown to the state board of education after a nearly hourlong executive session marked by objections tied to the Marshall county road case. Governor Kendall likely will not renominate before leaving office, leaving three terms expiring July 1 and Wighton Peterson as interim.
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Des Moines
Merrit Green
Marshalltown
State Board of Education
State Senate
Charlies Brunton
Dallas Center
Jrst
Green
Marshall
Ames
Senate
Kendall
Peterson
Brookhart
Washington County
L. J. Cockshoot
Atlantic
Peter
Shane Wapello
Pottawatta- Mie
Baird
Council Bluffs
Heaven
United States Senate
Pottawattamie County
Cockschool
House
Hammill
U.S. wealth totals about 320 billion in 1924 census data
Washington January 14 The census bureau reports total U S wealth at 320 803 862 000 in 1924 figures up 11 percent from 1912. Railroads real estate livestock and manufactured products are detailed with per capita share and value changes over the decade.
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United Press
Washington
DD. C
United States
Census Bureau
Wieheston Garth
G A R Post And Ladies Of Lincoln Circle Install Officers
G A R Post and Lincoln Circle to install officers Friday at 2 pm in Memorial hall with department officers attending. Col Amos Wheat and Mrs Cora Broadbent lead arrangements. A G Beatty and Mrs Laura McGrea to attend as officers for veterans and Ladies respectively. Picnic supper at 5 30 pm after ceremonies.
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Robert Anderson
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Amos Wheat
Cora Broadbent
A. G. Beatty
Independence
Laura McGrea
Greenfield
Sophia Brooks
Hugh Tullock of Black Hawk County Dies in Idaho
Hugh Tullock long resident of Black Hawk County died January 10 in Butte Idaho, according to a message from his son Edwin Tullock. The family reports he had several causes of death and had lived in Waterloo previously.
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Hugh Tulloch
Hugh Tullock
Black Hlawk
Butte
Idaho
Edwin Tullock
States
Waterloo
Chicago Bench to Probe Cussing Judge Case
Judge George Kersten of the criminal court is facing a bench investigation after an in court clash with assistant state's attorney William McSwiggen during the Stolose murder trial. McSwiggen alleges the judge used a fighting epithet and ordered him from the room. Chief Judge JG Hoffman will convene the full bench to review the incident.
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United Press
Chicago
George Kersten
Criminal Court
William McSwiggen
McSwiggen
Kersten
Jxersten
J. CG
Officials urge full probe of Griffin jail escape permission
Washington January 14 Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt assistant attorney general called for a complete investigation of the alleged permission granted Tim Griffin convicted San Francisco bootlegger to leave Alameda county jail to spend Christmas with his wife. She said the practice was entirely legal and urged District Attorney Sterling Carr to oversee the inquiry.
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Washington, D. C
Tim Griffin
San Francisco
Alameda County
Sterling Carr
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Dubuque Firm Receives State Charter for 100000 Capital
Des Moines officials granted articles of incorporation to W. M. Hanson & Sons Co. of Dubuque with authorized capital stock of 100000. Sophia A. Hanson is named president Towenar C. Hanson as vice president and Elmer O Butt as secretary and treasurer.
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Des Moines
Ramsay
W. M. Hanson & Sons Co
Dubuque
Sophia A. Hanson
Towenar C. Hanson
Elmer O'Butt
Principal Y M C A speaker to broadcast from WLS radio
Listen in as A. Roberts of New York, last year’s principal speaker at the Black Hawk county Y M C A convention, will speak over station WLS Chicago Friday at 8 p.m. Local Y secretary F J Rehmeier reports the radio message will cover town and country Y M C A work.
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A. &. Roberts
New York
Black Hawk County
F. J. Rehmeier
WLS
Chicago
Rehmeier
Cable Briefs From Dublin To Copenhagen
International News Wired reports Ireland isolated towns from England and Scotland as cables and wires were blown down. In Morocco Tliff tribesmen revolt against Abdel Krim and install a local governor. In Moscow a plan to end the war leadership dispute names Djerinsky as potential revolutionary council chairman.
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Leon Trotzky
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