Farm Legislation In Congress Now Aims Farreaching
The article surveys emerging farm legislation in Washington focused on aid to livestock producers, longer loan terms, and expanded grazing on public lands. It notes a shift toward treating farming as a business, calls for permanent federal help, and highlights pressure from Senator Borah and President Coolidge to push broad farm measures this session.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Washington
Coolidge
Senator Borah
Hoa
Inda Coolidge
Congress
Art
Lerst
Borah
Borat
Cnlumn
Husband Threatened to Brand Wife in Divorce Case
Mrs. Emma Bennett, 27, was granted a divorce from Clyde Bennett, 25, in district court Judge James W. Willett. The court record mentions a threat by the husband to brand her face with a hot iron, noted by Vinion Ta Jan.
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Vinion
Ta Jan
Clyde Bennett
Emma Bennett
James W. Willett
Courier Delivery Deadline and Apology Notice
The Courier promises delivery before 6 30. If the paper is late due to carrier error, call 190 for a replacement copy. Calls must reach Gil's office before 86 20 p.m.
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Gils
Slemp to Quit Washington as White House Secretary
G B Bascom Slemp will retire March 4 as secretary to President Coolidge and be succeeded by Representative Everett Sanders who will review the house March 4 not seeking re election. Slemp leaves to join the Chicago Washington law firm Good Childs Bobb Westcatt.
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Washington
D. C
G. B. Bascom Slemp
Coolidge
Everett Sanders
Tada
Sanders
House
Republican National Committee
Slemp
Law Firm
of Good. Childs, Bobb & Westcatt
Chicago
Siemp
Wandering Boy for 40 Years Writes Home for Folk Details
E D Fruit a 60 year old described as a missing boy writes from Wardner Idaho to Alfred Jones postmaster seeking information about his family. Neighbors in Illinois and Iowa recall Mr and Mrs John Fruit while the parents long moved to Hay Springs Nebraska where they died leaving a daughter and three other sons unaccounted for. Fruit says he traveled aimlessly and avoided contact, blaming his scribe and rambler life.
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Shenandoah
E. D. Fruit
Oue
Hay Springs
Neb
Fruit
Murder Mystery Near Conan Doyle Home
A murder mystery near Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's home in Crow Borough Sussex confronts police. Victim believed to be Elsie Cameron, a stenographer, with suitor Norman Thorn under arrest. Dramatic case unfolds as investigators pursue leads.
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International News Wire
Crow Borough
Sussex
Eng
Arthur Conan Doyle
Elsie Cameron
Norman Thorn
Eggs scarce as Chicago prices rise amid cold snap
Extreme cold weather trimmed farm egg supplies while Chicago retailers reported 80 cents a dozen and farmers were paid 48 cents for fresh eggs. Wholesalers quoted 68 to 70 cents as the market peaked, marking the highest retail level in four years.
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Chicago
NOW WILL GO AFTER WAR DEBT COLLECTIONS
Washington officials say a Paris accord on Germany's payments clarifies the international climate and prompts renewed U S pressure for an early settlement of the 37 billion dollars in unfunded war debts. France faces demand for serious talks on discharging its four billion obligation under the Dawes plan.
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Washington, D. C
Paris
Germany
Armistics Administration
America
United States
France
Farm Convention Supports Gas Tax Opposes Child Labor Law
Des Moines Iowa January 15 The sixth annual Iowa Farm Bureau Federation convention operatives set plans for afternoon committee reports officer elections and resolutions. Readings praised agriculture labor capital parity with industry, urged highway laws higher vehicle licenses and a two cent gas tax, while opposing child labor laws. The group backed banking reform, railroad valuation review, and favor early passage of agriculture friendly bills in Congress.
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Federation
Farm Bureau
Raymond C. Cassady
Agriculture
Iowa
Henry C. Wallace
United States Department of Agriculture
Cassady
State Department
Wallace
Roosevelt of
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Coolidge
Interstate Commerce Committee
Middle West
Agricultural Committee
Federal Farm Loan Board
Federal Land Bank
Federal Land Banks
Catherine
Agricutu
U. S. Department of Agriculture
McCormick Seeks Trust for Granddaughter Amid Family Elopement
Chicago January 17 Harold F L McCormick filed in Indianapolis to set aside 38 million dollars of Standard Oil stock claimed by his ex wife Edith Rockefeller McCormick. He asks the stock be used as a trust fund for his two months old granddaughter Anita ser McCormick.
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Harold F. McCormick
Anita Oser
Anita
Ittervills
Chicago
Harold FL McCormick
Mathilde
Max Oser
Indianapolis
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Twa
Anitaser
Lonely Bachelors Lose Their Money in Love Lottery
Ernest Lb Swartz, promoter of Milriages, convicted in federal court yesterday for mail fraud. Loners said they sent money and railroad tickets for mail order wives who never appeared. Swartz used photos of motion picture stars with alluring notes to entice bachelors via St Paul matrimony journal, then kept the funds.
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Los Angeles
Jran
Ernest Lb. Swartz
Milriages
Swaria
Wrial
St. Paul
Rome concert marks 23 years since Jan Padeczewski first heard
Telegraph briefs report Ignace Jan Padeczewski finally performed again after a 23 year absence at a Rome concert. New York notes Capt Benjamin Leavin of AN records broke deep lyaza, recovering a $300000 cargo of copper shet from a wrecked British frigate off Cape Morn near Chile. Washington reports the House passing the McFadden banking reform bill as DOJ blocks an acquisition plan by American Sugar Refining and National Sugar Refining.
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Rome
Ignace Jan Padeczewski
New York
Benjamin Leavin
Philadelphia
Cape Morn
Chile
American Sugar Refining Company
National Sugar Refining Company
Department of Justice
Washington, DC
House
McFadden
Star withdraws million dollar suit against Vanderlip
Marion Ohio January Star owners announce the million dollar suit against Frank A. Vanderlip will be dismissed. Papers withdrawing charges by Louis H. Brush and Roy D. Moore that Vanderlip slandered them will be filed today or tomorrow in federal court in New York. A year ago Vanderlip told a Briarcliffe Rotary club that two local businessmen paid Harding an exorbitant price for the Star. Brush and Moore had sued Vanderlip for slander after the speech but withdraw the action following Vanderlip's retraction of that portion.
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Jan. la
Marion Star
Frank A. Vanderlip
The
Star
Louis H. Brush
Roy D. Moore
Vanderlip
Tomlorreyw
Tower District
New York
Rotary Club
Briarcliffe
N.Y
Inauguration of Hammill as Iowa Governor
John Hammill was sworn in as Iowa governor with Glen Kimball as lieutenant governor in a full house ceremony in Des Moines. The inaugural address called for reduced costs, higher efficiency, and a tax reform agenda, opposing the road bond plan and urging alignment with federal standards for road funding. The event included a joint session, a reception, and a ball later tonight, with officials and prominent citizens attending.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
John Cammill
Briot
Clem F. Kimball
Hamill
General Assembly
Hammill
Kimball
Kendall
Edson
House
Senate
Campbell
Ida County
Lin
Adj
Louis G. Lasher
Mathew A. Tinley
Council Bluffs
jChief Justice FF
Faville
Herbert Scott
Scott
Taville
Paville
Gov
Co operation and tax themes in Hammill's Address
The piece outlines views on marketing cooperation, road-use tax vs sales tax, education funding and independence from politics, abolishing the school treasurer, and selecting the state superintendent by the board of education. It argues child labor amendment ratification serves humanity and taxes tied to profits, plus the need for fiscal restraint and banking reform. It urges awaken public interest and government as the people's creation, with legislation reflecting the will of the people.
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Hammill
Kendall
State Highway Commission
Sirammill
Commonwealth
General Assembly
Iowa
Child Welfare Commission
Schol
Hama
Qay
Board of Education
Denver Police Seize 70 Cases of Scotch Whiskey
Denver officials said the operation was one of Colorado’s largest liquor raids, seizing 70 cases of Scotch whisky valued at about $15,000. Gilbert Greer and Russell E. Morris, Denver men tied to a brokerage firm, were questioned after the haul and then released.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Gilbert Greer
G. A
Russell E. Morris
Royal
Quake in Georgia Destroys Five Villages
Earthquakes in the Ardahan district of Georgia report 140 dead and 33 injured with five villages destroyed and 44 partially ruined as of January 15.
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Georgia
Constantinople
Ardahan
Blairstown Man Sent To Jail For Debt Sues Officials
Porter Kim files a $180 damage suit in Benton county district court claiming attorney Dan Hutton Justice of the Peace Creek and Constable Benton Wayehot, all from Blairstown, persecuted him and jailed him last fall after he refused to pay a $165 debt after judgment. He says he was confined in Ber fon county jail for two and a half months with no sentence, and a Benton county land jury later ordered his release when the facts were presented.
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Vinton
Dan Hutton
Justice of the
Heck
Benton County
Girl, 16 Confesses Killing Her Mother in San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson, 16, confessed to killing her mother Annie Ellingson in their San Francisco home after a two day search. She said the shooting occurred as her mother remonstrated with her about going out with men. The girl claimed she fired once through the back while her mother stooped to tie her shoes. The father and brother demanded no defense and said they want her hanged. Local police headquarters reported the statements today.
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San Francisco
Cal
Dorothy Ellingso
Annie Ellingson
atteOlice
Frances Alda to Sing on Air Tonight
Frances Alda of the Metropolitan Opera will sing over the radio for the first time tonight at 10 o clock from station X RAF and will be relayed by seven other stations to an audience expected to approximate the one that heard John McCormack and Lucrezia Bori.
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New York
Frances Alda
Metropolitan Opera Company
Bono
John McCormack
Lucrezia Barion
RAF
Lorenz Released From Yucatan Jail Report
MadisonWis Jan 15 Gov Winnie morning received a report from President Dallas that Tr W W F Lorenz president of the state board of control has been released from jail at Progresa. The Los Angeles naval airship conducted tests near Chessnoake Bay and Patoka anchored off Baltimore for mounting tests.
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Madison
Blaine
Wisconsin
Calles
Republic of Mexico
W. W. Lorenz
Wisconsin Board of Control
Progresso
Rio
Madison, Wis
Winnie This Oarning
Dallas
Sea City
F. Lorenz
State Board of Control
Progresa
Los Angeles
Nair
Lakehurst
N ~ Olan
Chessnoake Bay
United States
Baltimore
Cold Wave Breaks Across State, Weather Upturn Seen
Des Moines reports the cold wave easing as the lowest reading reached 6 above at Sioux City. Forecasters promise somewhat warmer weather tomorrow, easing the frigid spell that plagued the state earlier in the week.
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Des Moines
Lo Lie Weather Bureau
Sioux City
Muscle Shoals Leasing Battle Returns to House Floor
The Muscle Shoals dispute resurfaces in the House as the Senate has returned the leasing bill in a Ford proposal form. Lawmakers debate whether to send the measure to conference or send it to a committee, aiming to resolve the long-running issue this session.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Henry Ford
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