Heflin Robinson clash dominates Senate scene
Senator Heflin attacked the pope of Rome and Al Smith in a two and a half hour speech as Senator Robinson defended equal rights for candidates of all faiths. The party conference backed Robinson, while Heflin’s outbursts were deemed out of order. Reed of Missouri exited during Heflin’s reply.
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Tom Heflin
Alabama
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Heflin
Robinson
Reed
Missouri
Immigration debate in Congress eyes cap on yearly immigrants
Washington coverage shows lawmakers split over immigration restriction with talks of increasing funding for the immigration service, debates over illegal bootleg channels, and proposals to reduce annual legal admissions by 10 percent for five years. Strong figures include Albert W. Johnson and New York politicians. the existing law expires next July.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
D. C
Jai
Congress
Boothe
Immigration Service
Albert W. Johnson
Antica
Johnson
New York
Werald-Tribune
Courier Delivery Window and Reprint Phone Line
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Democratic conference backs Senator Robinson on investigation work
A Democratic conference granted confidence to Senator Robinson of Arkansas as floor leader and approved his role on the senate committee probing Mexican documents published in Hearst Newspapers.
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Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Hearst
Heflin
William Randolph Hearst
Alabaman
Hefiln
Gerry
Rhode Island
Ferris
Michigan
Senate Chamber
Frank L. Smith
Tinois
Farmers to Seek New Injunction Against Cattle Testing
Black Hawk County farmers vote unanimously to pursue a new injunction to halt compulsory tuberculosis testing of cattle after the county board announced accreditation for testing. The group formed the Black Hawk County Anti-TB association with H G Peverill as president to continue the opposition.
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Black Hawk County
Raymond
Salesman killed by tornado in Ohio and Kentucky
A tornado in southern Ohio killed A R Kruger of Dayton instantly when a building coping collapsed on his car at Washington Courthouse. Heaviest damage centered on Cincinnati suburbs Cunminsville and East Hamilton with lines down and early losses over 100000 dollars. Ten people were treated for injuries in area hospitals.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Washington Courthouse
Blue Grass
Kentucky
A. R. Kruger
Dayton
Emain
Cunminsville
Hamilton
Hamiton
Leaky Booze Trial Defended by Capt Bass in Chicago
Captain J Leland Bass US Army faces court martial over a shipment said to leak in transit to Michigan. He is charged under the ninety ninth article of war with conduct unbecoming an officer. He denies the charges. Also Paris reports the Bank of France cuts its discount rate to 3.5 percent and lowers collateral loan rate to 8.5 percent.
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Mrs.Hoots
India
New Orleans
Hanley Webb
Churchill Downs
Hawthorne
Sesson
Cincinnati
Loulaville
Chicago
J. Leland Bass
Michigan
Bass
Muyer
Selfridge Field
Mich
Paris
Bank of France
Grave of Joseph Smith Found in Nauvoo by Church Action
The rediscovered remains of Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum, long hidden after their 1844 murder, will be interred in a large tomb at Nauvoo with a monument to follow. Officials from the reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints confirmed positive identifications including Emma Hale Smith and Lucy Mack Smith.
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Joseph Smith
Hyrum
W. O. Hand
Kansas City
Hiinvis
Joseph
Byrum
Nauvoo Expositor
Councl
Smith Brothers
Hancock County
Carthage
Illinois
Carthage Grays
Eroma
Brigham Young
Middlewest
Frederick M. Smith
Independence
Reorganized Church
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Navoo
Atithig
Navas
Reorganized
Church of Jesus
Mississippi River
Emma Healer Smith
Wifr
Josephs Smith
Lucy Mack
F. E. Lake Killed in Mexico While Visiting Ranch
Frank Edward Lake son of Sioux City residents was reported killed on a Callima Mexico ranch this week. Born during his father’s tenure with a local wholesale grocer, he moved with family to Mexico City in 1900 where the elder Lake built ranch holdings. A brother M. W. Lake in Sioux City said the son was visiting the father’s ranch.
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Sioux City
Frank Edward Lake
Callma
Mexico
Mexico City
Elder Lake
McNary Haugen Bill Urged by American Farm Bureau Chief
Sam H. Thompson president of the American Farm Bureau federation urged urgent support for the McNary Haugen bill at the Illinois Agricultural association meeting in Rock Island. He predicted House agriculture committee action by mid next week and said President Coolidge may not veto again.
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Rock Island
McNary- Haugen
Sam H. Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Illinois Agricultural Association
Agricultural Committee
House of Representatives
Coolidge
Thompson
House
Murderer Adolph Hotelling Sentenced to Hard Labor
Adolph Hotelling, once a respected Owasso church elder, was moved to Marquette Prison today to begin a life term for the murder of Dorothy Schneider. He was convicted within 48 hours of arrest and condemned to solitary confinement, while his wife Mrs. Adolph Hotelling remained in a coma in Owosso, Michigan.
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Bay City
Mich
Adolph Hotelling
Owasso
Marquette
Hotelling
Dorothy Schneider
Saginaw
Owosso, Mich
Labor Leader Shot Dead in Ambush Near Pittston
Pittston Pa January 19 6 f LEV Thomas Lillis 45 treasurer of United Mine Workers focal union No 1607 and a district labor leader was shot and killed from ambush near his Brownton home detectives believe the killing stemmed from a local union dispute Lillis was recently elected to office and his body was found about a mile from his home officials say.
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Pittston
Lev Thomas Lillis
United Mine Workers’ Focal
Brownton
Palice
Lillis
Colder Weather Predicted by Weather Bureau
Des Moines reports a shift to much colder conditions with a forecast low of 15 above. Rain fell across the state with eastern areas seeing the heaviest amounts. Precipitation totals include Keokuk 0.92, Davenport 0.16, Des Moines 0.5 inches.
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Des Moines
Weather Bureau
Keokuk
Davenport
Due Buaure
Slugged station attendant shot at bandit slugger
Des Moines report says G. Watkins, 43, a station attendant, remained in serious condition after a bandit slugged him four times with a pipe wrench at an oil station. Physicians planned skull fracture check. no money taken.
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Des Moines
UPI
G. Watkins
Watkins
Groener Named German Defense Minister in Berlin
Berlin January 19 Gen Wilhelm Groener who compelled the Kaiser to abdicate in 1918 is appointed minister of defense. President von Hindenburg announced Groener will replace Dr Otto Gessler who resigned last week due to ill health.
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Berlin
Tnsi
Wilhelm Groener
von Hindenburg
Groener
Otto Gessler
Coolidge Party Back at Capital After Havana Trip
President and Mrs Coolidge return to Washington after six day trip to Havana for Pan American congress. They arrive at 7 15 a m and go to the White House for breakfast following the special train departure. G H Wark named administrator for Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma district.
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Coolidge
United States
President Machado
Cuba
Havana
Washington
INS
Washington, D. C
G. H. Wark
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Caugus Adopts Resolution Incrocing Senate Leaders Slush Committee
A district court scene features lawyer B F Swisher suggesting reforms to curb divorce filings. He proposes laws banning remarriage for five years after a decree and penalties for adultery, while noting the contrast between license sales downstairs and divorce hearings upstairs. The judge calls the next case as the discussion ends.
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Caugus
Senate
G. W. Wood
B. F. Swisher
W. C T U Opens Regional Conference in Denver
Mrs Ella A Beale national president of the W C T U opens a regional conference in Denver as delegates from Colorado Nebraska New Mexico Wyoming southern Idaho and Utah attend The keynote addresses focus on preventing wet candidates from the presidential ticket with Mrs Ida B Wise Smith outlining why they want to elect the next president
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Denver
INS
Ella A. Beale
Evanston, Ill
W. C.I.U
Colorado
Nebraska
New, Mexico
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Ida. B. Wise Smith
Des Moines
Vis
Endurance Flight Fails to Surpass Record
San Francisco January 19 Captain Charles dingsford Smith and Lieutenant George R Pond failed in their third attempt to break the world endurance mark. Spirit of California flew from Mills Field at 8:09 am with 1535 gallons of fuel, landing at 10:16 am after exhausting supplies. The German record of 52 hours 22 minutes and 31 seconds stood, and the aviators must exceed by one hour to set a new record.
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Spirit of Caliifornia
Thr
Nilats
Kingsford-Smith
Lieut
Pond
U. S
Clarence Chamberlin
New York
San Francisco
Cal
Charlies
dngsford-Smith
George R. Pond
Spirit of California
Pamsfield
Former Basketball Star Indicted in Woodbury County
Paul Lamphere a former Danbury Iowa high school basketball star is indicted on six counts in a Woodbury County grand jury report. He allegedly confessed to burglarizing sixteen homes and stealing jewelry and household effects valued in the thousands.
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Sioux City
Paul Lamphere
Danbury
Woodbury County
Grand Jury
Lamphere
Englishman Receives American Sioux Pension
Blackburn England January nineteenth 1927 Jack Haworth a resident here has been granted a pension of 50 per month by the American government for his services in fighting the Sioux Campaigns in the 1870s. Haworth served as a sergeant in the Eleventh Infantry of the American Army and participated in multiple Dakota campaigns.
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Blackburn
England
Jack Haworth
Haworth
Dakota
Fog Delays Detroit Havana Flight From Parris Island
A group including Mustin FP Bement of Detroit and pilot Leonard S Flo took off for Jacksonville after fog forced an earlier nonstop Detroit to Havana flight to land. Readable names include Amelie Martin and Henry George Cigors amid the fogbound attempt.
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Parris Island
S. C
Mustin
Bement
Detroit
Leonard S. Flo
Jacksonville
Fla
Robinson Wins Confidence Vote Amid Heflin Challenge
In a closed Democratic caucus, Senator Robinson of Arkansas won renewed confidence from his party despite Alabama Senator Heflin’s sharp attacks on the Catholic church and political figures. About a dozen Democrats were absent, including Heflin and Robinson’s Alabama colleague Black, while Trammell of Florida cast the sole dissenting vote.
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Washington, D.C
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Heflin
Hefith
Caraway
Is0
Trammell
Florida
Henin
Alabama
Black
Oakdale Sanatorium Criticized by Dr. J W Kime
Fort Dodge Jan 18 Dr J W Kime former state representative charges mismanagement and extravagance at the Oakdale tuberculosis sanitarium. He calls for a state board of control investigation alleging improper experiments with a gold tubercular cure and overall wasteful operation.
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Fort Dodge
Oakdale
J. W. Kime
State Board of Control
Kime
Board of Control
Dubuque Doctor Returns to State Health Post
Des Moines Iowa January news announces Dr D O Sterlamith Dubuque city health officer named deputy state health commissioner effective February 1. He succeeds Dr J W Walace who resigned to join the American Public Health Association.
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Des Moines
Henry Albert
D. OO. Sterlamith
Dubuque
Ow. Breelsmith
J. W. Walelace
Mame Clation
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