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President Coolidge faces a delicate mission en route to Havana with critics watching his Latin American policies as Marines pursue Sandino in Nicaragua. Look and listen promises television soon after GE experiments, while aviators and explorers are honored for perilous efforts. The manhunt for a Michigan child’s killer stirs calls against capital punishment and debates over guilt and justice.
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Coolidge
Havana
Cuba
Latin America
United States
Sandino
Nicaragua
Cool
Nist
Michigan
Republican Split Narrows On Hoover And Lowden Challenge
Washington Jan 14 Hoover appears the leading candidate with 250 to 300 delegates while Lowden holds 260 to 275 as the field narrows. Hoover is the administration pick, tied to Coolidge, with many leaders favoring him though some prefer Lowden. The party must back the Coolidge record and Hoover's nomination would signal continuation of Coolidge policies amid a divided field.
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Mark Sullavan
Washington, D. GO
Lowden
Middle West
Suck Lewden
Lawden
Hoover
Meinstred Ih Leris
Ory
Nebody
Coolidge
Dawes
State Department
Cooldge
Pogwer
Lowder
Work
New Favor
ICOM
Congress Today CBy Vailed Pressy SENATE Debates McMaster Writ
Senate continues debate on McMaster writ resolution as Public Lands and Military Affairs committees review pending measures and promotions. Claims and Tax committees pursue bills while Columbia Basin project hearings persist in Washington. Interstate Commerce and Flood Control panels hear railroad, dam, and irrigation matters.
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Senate
McMaster
Public Lands Committee
Military Affairs Committee
Army Personnel Board
Trrigadory + committee
Columbia ‘Basin
Washington
Interstate Commerce
Fess
HOUSE
Flood Central Committee
Boulder Dam
Irrigation Committee
Wins and Loses When Jury Signs Wrong Verdict
In Minneapolis on January 14, Earle Epton, a local meat market manager, won and lost the same municipal court lawsuit against H. V. Bruchalz over an auto collision. A jury awarded Epton damages, but the court said the verdict went to Bruchalz. Jurors testified they had voted for Epton, but the written verdict listed Bruchalz. The foreman signed the wrong slip, and the judge must decide if a new trial is required.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Earle Epton
H. V. Bruchalz
Bruchols
Epton
Bton
Briuchola
Weather Forecast Warns Near Zero Wind Chill Across Midwest
Chicago January 14. Near zero temperatures with northwest winds are forecast for the central states tonight through Monday. A developing gale from the Rockies to Manitoba sweeps eastward affecting Minnesota Iowa Missouri the Dakotas and Montana. Rain is forecast for Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Iowa Indiana and nearby states followed by heavy snow and freezing temperatures. Storm warnings were issued for shippers on the Great Lakes.
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Chicago
INS
Middlewest
Rockies
Manitoba
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Dakotas
Montana
Minois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Great Lakes
Hungry Homeless Student Jailed for Attempted Robbery
Des Moines report says 18 year old Robert Triplett, recently living with relatives, hid from the cold and hunger before attempting two robberies. He struck grocer clerks J F Kelly and J F Patterson with a gas pipe and hammer, then fled without stealing. He was arrested at the police station.
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Des Mones
UPI
Robert Triplett
Des Moines
Triplett
J. EF. Kelly
Americans Sent to Tres Marias Island on Robbery Charges
Four American youths found guilty of highway robbery must serve five years in the Mexican penal colony at Tres Marias Island. Lawrence Thompson Ebenezer Kirby Russell Tanner and Elton Moorehouse are said to be U S army deserters. Miss Evelyn Costello was ordered deported without trial for the same incident. The men allegedly robbed two Mexican ranchers south of Ensenada.
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San Diego
Cal
Tres Marias Island
Lawrence Thompson
Ebenezer Kirby
Russell Tanner
United States Army
Elton Moorehouse
Evelyn Costello
Ensenada
Paper Delivery by 30 O'clock or Redelivery Option
The Couriet will be delivered to homes before 30 o'clock. If the carrier makes an error or the paper is not received by that time, call 5100 and a copy will be sent. Calls must reach the office before 6:23 PM.
Chamberlin Denied Endurance Record In Flight
At Mitchel Field New York Clarence Chamberlin and co pilot Roger Williams fought fuel leaks and equipment trouble as they circled Long Island in a Bellanca monoplane seeking a new world endurance record. They planned to stay aloft until 3 34 p m to beat the 2 hours 22 minutes 9 seconds German mark but faced dwindling food and heating fuel while continuing their risky mission.
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Mitchel Field
Ty Clarence Chamberlin
Germany
Altho
Long Island
Chamberlin
G. MM. Bellanca
Roosevelt Field
Mitchelfield
Messag
N. Y
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Roger Wiliams
Clarence Chamberlin
Roger Q. Willams
A. T. Mar- Hine
Williams
Olane
Dual Executions Strain Those Tied to Snyder and Gray Case
New York reports three people closely linked to the Ruth Snyder and Judd Gray executions show nervous strain from the double electrocution. Mrs Snyder’s mother Mrs Josephine Brown weakens at her son’s home. Executioner Robert Elliott treats his first female execution at home in Queens. Warden Lewis E Lawes travels to Florida for rest after denouncing a rival paper publishing a death chair photo. He criticizes the press but hopes reporters stay faithful.
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New York
Ruth Snyders
Judd Gray
Josephine Brown
Snyder
Andrew
Robert Elliott
Queens
Lewis E. Lawes
Sing Sing
Florida
Tangle the Chesapeake Pup Dies in Traffic Whirl
Four month old Chesapeake Bay pup Tangle owned by Merrill C. Coburn of 182 Bridge Street died after being struck by an automobile while exploring the business district. The curious dog had visited the Courier offices and nearby shops, bringing cheer to clerks before meeting a fatal end in a street collision.
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Tangle
Chesapeake
Chesapeake Pup
Merrill C. Coburn
Bridge Street
Tnto Davidson
Coburn Place
Ridge
Commercial
Courier
Fourth Street
Spoor Tangie
Inday
Short Interviews On Immunization For Diphtheria
Dr E B Rohlf notes optimism for schoolchildren immunization against diphtheria pending a toxin antitoxin. A large eastern lab develops a serum claiming no sensitizing effect. Rohlf cautions that sensitization varies and repeated toxin antitoxins may pose a problem for tetanus treatment.
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Rohlf
Sues College for Return of 17 Acres
Fremont county district court sees two suits against Tabor College. William Bankston seeks return of 17 acres for life payments of 25 dollars monthly, alleging college suspended payments. Lincoln Sporting Goods seeks 114 90 for unpaid merchandise. Dated notes include a Sioux Center crash report.
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Shenandowli
San
itPi
Tabor College
Tabor
Fremont County
William Bankston
Lincoln Sporting Goods Company
Coolidge Seeks Congress Air Aid for Air Navigation
President Coolidge asks Congress for 475000 to fund next year for air navigation facilities. Funds would extend 2000 more miles of lighted airways for night flying and boost radio facilities and air mail program needs. Budget Director Lord says by June 30 this year 7512 miles will be lighted, excluding 25060 miles proposed by the president. Sanction by Coolidge and Lord makes approval likely.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Coolidge
Commerce Departurit
Lard Alating
Lord
Congress
Plan Vigilantes in Johnson County
In Johnson County Iowa a vigilante committee formed to pursue and capture bank bandits. Jesse Quinlan, a state agent from Des Moines, announced the plan at a meeting of the Johnson County Bankers Association. Organization is expected to be completed by month end.
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Town Farm Bureau Federation
Des Moines
Sth
Joe Oy
Towa City
INS
Johnson County
Jesse Quinlan
Johnson Counts’ Bankers Association
Adair County Votes on Paving Proposal
Voters in Adair County went to polls to decide on a paving bond issue with Governor Hammill touring the area and urging approval while noting a shift in state policy. The article also mentions a Western Open golf championship winner and bids from Chicago and Kansas City clubs.
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Adair County
Greenfield. Ya
Dan
Hammill
Chicago
North Shore Golf Club
Lakewoot Golf ¢Club
Kansas City
Weather Outlook for Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
Washington January 14. Weather outlook from January 14 to end of week for upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. Temperatures rise by midweek or toward the close with likely one or two precipitation periods, especially in northern portions.
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Washington, D. C
Mississippi
Missouri
Janu
Pan American conference opens amid security measures
Havana reports Cuba seeks harmony for the Pan American conference with delegates from 21 nations. Two Russians from Mexico arrested for plans to disrupt sessions as President Coolidge arrives aboard the Texas. Haitian leaders denied landing. Mexican writers aboard highlight Latin American interest.
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Cuba
Elexes
Fabial
Mexico
Coolidge
Texas
Earler
Santiago
Pierre Handecourt
Dates Bellegarde
Borno
Haiti
Hogata
Colombia
Nicaragua
Americas
Commission of Jurists
Rio Janeiro
Machado
South
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United States
Western Hemisphere
Latin America
Washington
New World
Clement
Charles Evans Hughes
Ife
Enhamnued
Hogino
Colum One
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