Bandits Murder Two More During Escape in Colorado
Bandits who robbed a Lamar bank killed two more people as they fled. The victims include a bank teller and Dr. W. W. Wineinger, abducted after the robbery. A nationwide hunt, aided by airplanes and thousands of guards, pressed the pursuit as authorities feared further killings. J. Howard Larrick and Br. W. W. Larrick are linked to the case through family connections in the area.
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A. N. Parrish
Jaddo Parish
Young Parrish
J. Howard Larrick
Frederick County
John W. Larrick
Winchester
First National Bank of
Samar
Colé
W. W. Wineinger
BE. A. Kessinger
Kessinger
Beatt City
Modoc
Kans
Kansas Prairie
Dress
Oakley
Kan
Kevin Lowry Field
Denver
President Coolidge Spurns Aviator Invitations
President Coolidge refuses all invitations to fly and stays grounded, keeping both feet on the ground, as reported by Elizabethtown New Era.
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President Coolidge
Elizabethtown Newe
Senate Votes To End Public Disclosure Of Income Taxes
The Senate approved eliminating public access to income tax returns by a 57 to 23 vote. Senator Norris of Nebraska led the measure, while Senator Couzens of Michigan pressed for retention. Senator Reed of Missouri opposed widening the scope to protect tax reduction legislation.
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Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Couzens
Michigan
Reed
Froto
Lafollette
Congress OKs 35000 for Shenandoah boundary survey
Congress approved a 35000 appropriation to finish surveying Shenandoah National Park boundary lines in the Blue Ridge. Virginia Conservation Commission Chairman William B. Carson said government engineers will revisit the area once funds are available, following a data insufficiency finding.
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Associated Preas
Congress
Shenandoah National Park
Blue Ridge Mountains
William B. Carson
Virginia Conservation Commission
A. B. Cammera
National Park Service Department
Alexander Stuart
Carson
Washington
National Park
Conservation Commission
Glass
Harrison
Congress approves postal rate cut bill in compromise
The House and Senate reached a conference compromise to reduce second class postal rates to the 1920 schedule for the first four zones. The change is expected to save publishers about 6.31 million dollars annually, with rates set at one and 12 cents for zones one and two, two cents for zone three, three cents for zone four, and higher in later zones. The third class rate remains one and a half cents for circular letters.
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Washington
Senate
House
Moses
New Hampshire
George
Georgia
Philippine Islands
Congress Moves To Limit Potomac Power Survey Permit
Congress moved to curb the Federal Power Commission from granting a preliminary permit for a Potomac Power Corporation survey of waterpower on the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers. The measure seeks to exclude waterpower and park facilities at Great Falls from any permit, potentially delaying or ending plans for dams and large power plants feeding Baltimore and other cities.
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Federal Power Commission
Potomac Power Corporation
Potomac
Shenandoah Rivers
Brooks Gap
House of Representatives
Great Falls
Potomac River
Senate
Potomac Power Q Corporation
Shenandoah
Harpers Ferry
Baltimore
Othe
Washington
Congress
Congress Defers Potomac Power Plan Over Scenic Gorge
Representative Cramton of Michigan urges the Federal Power Commission to await congressional orders and a thorough survey before permitting water power development in the Potomac River from Rock Creek to four miles upstream from the Washington intake. The effort is backed by the National Capital Park and Planning Commission and other groups, with a Senate counterpart from Senator Cupper.
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Great Falls
Cramton
Michigan
House
Tilson
Federal Power Commission
Congress
Greater Capital
National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Potomac River
Rock Creek
Washington
Cupper
Senate
Destruction From Hailstorm Hits West Central Alabama
About 200 people were left destitute after a Tuesday hailstorm that swept 600 square miles in West Central Alabama. Crops suffered $500,000 in damage. 6,000 acres of corn and 16,000 acres of cotton ruined. Red Cross teams surveyed the area. relief efforts pursued with Gordon representatives seeking further aid from Representative W. B. Bankhead.
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Associated Press
Gordon
Alaw
Don
Alabama
Red Cross
Seawon
W. B. Bankhead
Foxcroft Girls Score Hit In Follies at Purcellville
The Foxcroft School audiences in Purcellville enjoyed a large crowd for the Foxcroft Follies a benefit show staged in a New York night club setting. Miss Charlotte Noland led a prominent role as costumes and performances drew praise.
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Foxcroft
Foxcroft School
Purcellville
Blue Ridge
New York
Charlotte Noland
Campaign Period Reflections in Ohio State Journal
The Ohio State Journal notes that the campaign phase blends strategy with damtoolishness, signaling a period where messaging and political approach appear closely aligned with practical tactics and electoral aims.
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Ohioa State Journal
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Souri
Studebaker
LINSN
Studebaker Corporation of America
Atlantic City Speedway
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The
American Oily Company
Pan American Petroleum & Transport Company
Nant
Cicero
HKG
Mutt & Jeff
Bud Fisher
Jcpenneyco
North Main ST
C. L. Robinson Ice
Cold Storage Corp
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