Plan New 1.5 Million Tax Bond for Arizona
Arizona legislators debated an emergency tax anticipation bond bill to raise 1.5 million dollars to redeem registered warrants amid treasury shortfalls. Treasurer J C Callaghan warned the initial plan was inadequate and a substitute bill was drafted to authorize bonds of at least 1.4 million, with about 700 thousand left for operations after warrant retirements.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Hunt
New York
J. C. Callaghan
Slipher
Coconino
Ways and Means
Speaker Crawford
Allaghan
Treasury
Withdrawal of Utah Delays Boulder Dam Bill
Washington report assigns responsibility for stalling the Swing Johnson Boulder Canyon dam bill to Utah after its withdrawal from the Colorado River compact. Rep Swing and allies plan to ask Speaker Longworth to intervene with the rules committee. Smith cites Utah as blocking $125 million Colorado river projects and warns failure could push development to private capital under a federal act.
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Fred Colter
House
Senate
Colorado
Wimbal
California
Boulder Canyon
Los Angeles
Utah
Boulder Dam
Washington
Smith
Irrigation Committee
Longworth
Rules Committee
Colton
Leatherwood
Committee On Rules
Committee On Irrigation
Colorado River
Houses
Congress
Senate Proceeds With Impeachment in Cooper Inquiry
The House judiciary committee moved to seek authority to subpoena witnesses in the impeachment inquiry into Federal Judge Frank Cooper of northern New York. Chairman Graham said the step would formalize the hearings without indicating probable cause and may pause proceedings pending House approval.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
House
Frank Cooper
New York
la Guardia
Republican
Cooper
Graham
Portugal Civil War Ends in Carmona Victory
London dispatch reports Portugal’s civil conflict ends with General Carmona’s regime victorious after Lisbon shelling and insurgent surrender at the naval arsenal. The Oporto revolt also crushed, casualties likely over 1000, public buildings damaged, and several insurgent leaders killed or jailed. Sightseers visited bombed areas including Braca Do Brazil.
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London
Portugal
Carmona
Lisbon
Oporto
Americo Olava
Braca Do Brazil
Births Outpace Deaths in Bisbee January Stats
In Bisbee Arizona a January vital statistics report shows 31 births and 15 deaths. Doctors and families saw 18 girls and 13 boys among the newborns.
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Bisbieh
Ariz
Doctor Stork
Grim Reaper
One Killed in Pennsylvania Mine Disaster
Pottsville Pennsylvania February 10 One miner died and two were hospitalized after an explosion at Phoenix Park Colliery of Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Tivon Company. Two miners Ig natz Chicovage and Peter Yederick remained entombed as rescuers worked. The blast followed by a coal shove buried the workers in the Tracy slope where five men were robbing pillars.
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Pottsville
Pottsville Hospital
Phoenix Park
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Tivon Company
Steinley Sedlick
New Minersville
Peter Yederick
Ignatz Chicovage
Sedlick
Joseph
Frank Zigmund
Tracy Slope
Impeachment Charges Denied by House Judiciary Panel
Judge Cooper of the northern New York district told the House Judiciary Committee that market denial of the impeachment charges against him by Representative La Guardia of New York was unfounded. The judge’s statements followed earlier testimony by Merrick, the former prohibition administrator for New York, who La Guardia claimed conspired with Cooper to entrap bootleggers.
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Committee
la Guardia
Last-Minute Vote Push in Winslow Campaign Race
Voters have hours left before a midnight Saturday deadline to boost campaign subscriptions valued at 3500 dollars. The plea urges three-year plans, rapid action, and maximum vote totals to win finals and major prizes, warning that delays reduce value after the deadline.
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Yoursel
Winslow Daily Mail
Senate Refuses To Recommend Smith For Seat
Frank L. Smith of Illinois suffered a setback as the Senate elections committee refused to preliminarily report in favor of administering the oath and delaying investigation into contributions from public utilities to his primary campaign. The inquiry will begin next Wednesday, pending the senator designates approval, while Smith remains ill at his Dwight home. He aims to present credentials at the next session and plans further attempts in the Seventy-First or Seventy-Second Congress if blocked.
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Washington
Frank L. Smith
Illinois
Senate
Senate Elections Committee
Dwight
Smith
William B. McKinley
Unsettled Weather in Arizona and New Mexico Forecast
Weather notes show Arizona unsettled Friday and Saturday with little temperature change. New Mexico also unsettled Friday into Saturday with warmer Friday. Santa Fe observer H J Fouts reports temperatures near a record high, while Mr De 16 records temperate readings.
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Arizona
New Mexico
H. J. Fouts
Santa Fe
Beck Opposed To Third Term For Presidents
Wisconsin Republican Rep. Beck introduces a House resolution declaring any attempt at a third presidential term unwise and harmful to free institutions. He argues the presidency has traditionally been limited to four years and cites historical debates over term limits while challenging calls to extend beyond two terms.
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Beck
Washington
House
Representative Beck
Wisconsin
Judiciary Committee
Northern warlords launch drive to reclaim China from Cantonese
Peking reports northern alliance led by Chang Tso Ling has ordered advances through Chihei and Shantung toward Hankow to push Cantonese forces back to Guangdong. Chang accuses Marshal Wu Pei Fu of blocking Henan, warning of continued push toward the Yangtze and beyond as central China risks further conflict.
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Peking
Central China
Shanghai
Yantze River
Chang
Henan
Kwangtun
China
Wu Pei-Fu
Honan
Hupeh
National People’s Army
Hankow
Henan Province
Changteh
Saunders claims slaying 18 men in Oklahoma
In jail in Little Rock awaiting extradition, W. Al Saunders told officers he had killed 18 men and faced many enemies in Oklahoma. He said he tried nine murder trials and was exonerated, naming three of the first four victims in Paris Valley, Oklahoma, in 1907.
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Little Rock
Ark
W. al. Saunders
Oklahoma
Saunders
Laney
Oklahoma City
Fien
Paris Valley
Okla
Lita Grey Seeks Beverly Hills Chaplin Home
Lita Grey Chaplin files for possession of Charlie Chaplin's Beverly Hills mansion. She seeks to move in with her two children, after a court victory quashing a receivership eviction. Attorneys plan to request court permission to take over the home and retrieve personal belongings. Prolonged efforts target Chaplin Studios official Al Reeves for questioning.
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Los Angeles
Charlie Chaplin
Beverley
Hills Mansion
New York
Lita Grey Chaplin
Chaplin
California
Beverly Hills
Lyndol
al Reeves
Chaplin Studios, Inc
Reeves
Managua News: Chinandega Suffering as Battle Rages
Reports from General Viquez say conservatives hunt liberals near Chinandega with five machine guns captured. Civilians suffer from hunger as troops battle, cities burn, and wounded flood Managua hospitals. Red Cross doctors travel to Chinandega amid fears of typhoid.
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Managua
Nic
Viquez
Chinandega
Honduras
Daniel Molloy
Rockefeller Foundation
Red Cross
Corinto
Government seeks global naval limits under Geneva talks
President Coolidge urges Britain France Italy and Japan to join the United States in negotiating limits on all warships, extending the 5-5-3-2-2 ratio down to cruisers and submarines. France and Italy may face exceptions due to Mediterranean interests, with Geneva as the negotiation arena.
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Washington
Coolidge
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Geneva
Great
Britain
Mediterranean
Congress
Senate House
White House
Sama
Senate Committee Seeks Colorado River Study With Mexico
The Senate foreign relations committee approved a resolution to include the Colorado River in a study of the lower Rio Grande and added an amendment to include the Tia Juana River. The study, conducted with Mexico, aims to draft treaties on irrigation and flood control.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Colorado River
Rio Grande
Tia Juana River
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