Borah Readies Senate Move Amid Harding Hughes Clash
Washington observers expect Senator Borah to reintroduce a conference resolution on reparations and European affairs. The bid heightens scrutiny of Borah as a potential presidential candidate while Harding and Hughes defend policy and urge patience, with Irreconcilables viewed as critical of Borah.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
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Sen. Borah
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Harding
Angies
Hughes
America
League of Nations
Nervons
Delivery Notice for Evening Courier by 5 30 P.M
The notice requests delivery of the Courier to homes before 5 30 p m and offers a replacement copy if not received by that time. Readers are advised to call 3350 to arrange a replacement, with calls to reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Ruhr Basin Isolated Amid German Passive Resistance
Essen reports show the Ruhr basin cut off as German workers strike against French occupation of the Rhineland. Freight and communication severely disrupted. food trains uncertain as Berlin appeals for aid. Authorities fear civilian officials may provoke disorders amid widespread strikes and sporadic violence.
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Ruhr
Essen
Berlin
Raineland
Tatl
Iwater
August Thyssen
Lhée
Ruhy
Germany
Hermes
Muenster
Conviction in Chicago for Sale of Medical Licenses
W H Miller former head of the state department of registration and education and Dr O N Bourque of Chicago Medical College were found guilty of fraudulent sale of licenses. Miller jailed? fined $1,000 Bourque fined $250 Fries Miller's son in law was freed.
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Chicago
W. H H. Miller
State Department of Registration and Educaion
O. N. Odeon Bourque
Chicago Medical College
K. A. Fries
Miller
Inlaw
Chinese Trio Arrives to Study Finances in Europe and U S
Three Chinese scholars selected by the government arrive in Seattle to study finance in the United States and major European nations. They will visit Bremen and Leipzig expositions in Germany and then tour Europe before returning to the United States to continue their research.
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Seattle
Wash
United States
England
France
Germany
Italy
Lau
T. Lee
Kwak
Shanghai
Bremen
Leipsis
Inter
Gloom in London Deepens Over Debt Terms Outlook
London reports indicate a cabinet meeting is set to review Stanley Baldwin's answer on the American financial mission. Public opinion remains split though most press voices accept Baldwin's Southampton statement, forecasting a gloomy budget with higher taxes or reduced relief.
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Associated Press
London
Stanley Baldwin
America
Baldwin
United States
Southampton
League meeting shadowed by two war clouds
The League of Nations assembly convenes at Luxembourg Palace with Rene Viviani presiding to discuss the budget and routing matters while potential arbitration topics loom. Britain’s Balfour cites Mosul interests and Turkish claims as key issues amid French calls to stay hands off. Chancellor Seipel reports on Austria, and Branting seeks league arbitration in the Rhineland despite French opposition. The Memel crisis remains with ambassadorial council. reports on Dantzig and the Saar are expected.
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Germany
France
Turkey
Bari Balfour
England
Great Britain
Mosul
Near East
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Sweden
Rhineland
Sars Balfour
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Angora
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Austria
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Memel
Dantzig
Saar
Poison Hood Leads Cars in Death Race
Chicago on January 29 reported 19 total traffic deaths since January 1 and 51 deaths from poisonous liquor.
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Poison Hood
Chicago
Highways Report Notes Weather Across Iowa Towns
Weather bureau report lists towns including Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque La Crosse and others. Main roads fair to good with light snowfall since Saturday. tides mentioned near La Crosse and a tragic incident referenced. Charles Guy named in fragment.
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Department of Agriculture
Weath Bureau
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Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des. Moines
Dubuque
Laleee
Wis
Maxon
Wararky
Sumkar
Weil
la Cros
Three & Groun
Charles Guy
Near East Ministers Prepare for New War Turmoil
Reports from Constantinople and London indicate secret Angora talks and Turkish military mobilization amid mounting signs of a new near east conflict. Britons widen Mosul area patrols while France readies Strasbourg and naval forces. Lausanne holds tense talks as Ismet Pasha and Riza Nur Bey push for Turkish sovereignty and debt terms.
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Associated Press
Lausanne
Ismet Pasha
Riza Nur Bey
Turkey
Riza
Britain blamed for flood of rum smuggling into U S
Washington reports officials urge Britain to help curb a large influx of contraband rum from the Bahamas. Data cited by Representative L. Blogers show over 2,000,000 gallons smuggled since prohibition began, prompting calls for cooperation and stricter enforcement.
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Britain
U.S
Washington, D. C
State Department
Great Britain
Bahama Islands
bLogers
Massachusetts
Wives of Cabinet Officials Stir Washington Society
A letter by Mrs. Miles Poindexter, wife of Senator Poindexter, attacks cabinet wives over alleged government expense favors. It claims wives shop in government limousines, notes Denby and Poindexter tensions, and hints at conflicts with Interior Secretary nominees amid a Neva? era of cabinet society strain.
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Miles Coindexter
Washington
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Secretary of Navy
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Denbys
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Oindexter
Illinois Central plans coal line from Edgewood to Fulton
The Illinois Central and two subsidiaries asked the interstate commerce commission for authority to build a 186 mile line from Edgewood to Fulton crossing the Ohio River at Metropolis to reach coal fields in southern Illinois. A 42 mile northern spur from Fulton would also be built. The route would give Illinois coal from southern mines a more direct path to markets.
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Illinois Central
Ilinois
Washington, D. C
Inter-1tate Commercce Commission
Edgewood
Fulton
Ohio River
Metropolis
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Illinois
Georgetown University establishes foreign service scholarship
Washington Jan 29 President J B Creeden announced Georgetown University will establish a scholarship in its school for foreign service for each of the American republics. The announcement came during ceremonies at the inauguration of the Pasco rival students association.
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Washington, D. C
Georgetown University of
School For Foreign Service
J. B. Creeden
Iowa lawmakers push license tax overhaul and code revision
The Iowa assembly considers Ramsay’s motor vehicle license plan raising fees via a new tariff while reducing after initial registrations. A house amendment aims to treat the compiled code as an official copy for reference. Other measures proposed include district judge salary controls and debt limits, with new rules banning tobacco use in the chamber.
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Graveyard wedding underscores gravity of matrimony
In Los Angeles on January 29 A. M. Howes, 49, and Cora Gregory WI, 42, wed at the Little Church of the Mowers funeral chapel in Forest Town camelery. The ceremony drew about 106 guests as the groom stressed the seriousness of marriage while the bride offered no comment.
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Los Angeles
Cal
A. M. Howes
Cora Gregory WI
Harding Pleased as Budget Deficit Shrinks
President Harding announced a reduced current fiscal year deficit of 92 million dollars, down from 273 million, due to spending cuts and higher revenues. He praised cabinet members for saving 161 million and urged continued economy as figures for next year show an excess of receipts over expenditures for the first time since World War I.
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United Press
Washington
D. C
Warding
Coolidge
Harding
Congress
Chicago political machine bogs away in jail cell yawns
Fred Lundin former congressman longtime power behind Mayor Thompson and 23 others were indicted by a special grand jury in Chicago on a broad conspiracy charge tied to school funds contracts and insurance deals. Bonds set at 10000 each. many defendants were school board officers and officials.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fred Lundin
William Hala Thompson
Lundin
M. Lt. McKinley
Criminal Court
Cuba
Rohm
Los Angeles
Sio Grand Jury
Willa Bither
Beat
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Extortion Plot Allegations In Prohibition Enforcement
Edward J. Hedrick a former federal prohibition agent and John I. Warley Illinois chief are linked to an extortion confession reported to be shown to Commissioner Haynes in Washington. Chiat Harley urges immediate probe of prohibition officials and methods in Tilims. Hedrick’s arrest ties him to an alleged Peoria extortion case.
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Edward J. Hedrick
John I. Warley
Illinois
Haynes
Washington
Chiat Harley
Tillmels
Hedrick
Peoria
Sanitarium Planned as Memorial for Reid
Los Angeles announces a drug treatment sanitarium will serve as Wallace Reid’s monument. Dorothy Davenport, Reid’s widow, said she was forced to appear in a film with proceeds to fund the hospital project.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wallace Reid
Dorothy Davenport
Reid
Ex-soldier with Crutch Targets King George at Station
A shelly shock veteran with crutches advanced toward King George at St Pancras station in London. Police restrained him. the man, described as mentally aberrant, is to be treated at a sanitarium. King George and Queen Mary continued their visit unharmed.
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