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January 31, 1925

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AUTHORIZES FLIER TO MAKE NOME DASH; Washington Requests Aviator in Fairbanks to Carry Antitoxin to the Stricken City.

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R Darling, naval aviator at Fairbanks, authorized to undertake flight to Nome with antitoxin; dog teams speed on; epidemic gaining in Nome; arrangements for shipment of antitoxin from Seattle by ship

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COOLIDGE UPHOLDS OUSTING OF 'REBELS' FROM HOUSE CAUCUS; Feels Party Responsibility Is Involved in Action of the Majority Leaders. NEW RUMPUS INTHE HOUSE Wisconsin Members Answer Longworth, Who Says They Can Return at Any Time. LAGUARDIA TAUNTS LEADER " I Can Keep You Out of the City Hall in New York," He Declares In Debate. COOLIDGE UPHOLDS OUSTING OF 'REBELS'

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White House announcement that Pres Coolidge upholds ousting of insurgents; debate

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1925Benjamin Hooks, American minister, lawyer, and activist (died 2010)^[†]

Benjamin Lawson Hooks was an American civil rights leader and government official. A Baptist minister and practicing attorney, he served as executive director of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) from 1977 to 1992.

Headlines from January 31, 1925

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AUTHORIZES FLIER TO MAKE NOME DASH; Washington Requests Aviator in Fairbanks to Carry Antitoxin to the Stricken City.

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