Republicans Weigh La Follette Split in Congress
Washington December 65 The Senate and House Republicans moved toward finalizing seating and committee arrangements amid a split with the La Follette insurgents. Key changes included removing supporters of Robert M. La Follette from major committees while insurgent leaders prepared a formal position and possible unified action for Monday.
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Washington
Senate
LaFollette Orsconsings
Cuse
Robert M. LaFolle
Mn M. Nelson
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Wes A. Frear
Tomor
Chaplin Home Next Visit Report Sparks Studio Talk
Ollywood Calif December reports in motion picture circles say a second visit to Charlie Chaplin's home may occur. Chaplin, questioned, said he lives in hopes and would share news later. Mrs Chaplin is the person to see for updates.
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Chaplin
Ollywood
Calif
Elks and Shriners Plan Community Christmas Aid
Bilks Shriners announce a city wide charity drive in Albuquerque to locate needy families, assemble tailored gifts, and deliver food clothing and toys on Christmas Eve. A clothing drive is set for December 20 with donations left on porches and collected by committees.
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Bilks- Shriners
E. N. Boyle
Albuquerque
Elks and Shriners
Elks Home
Masonic Temple
Morning Journal
Central Avenue
Alvarado
Christmas Trees and Pine Decorations Ship From Lincoln Forest
Alamogordo New Mexico December 5 shipments of Christmas trees and pine decorations are underway from the Lincoln forest and private lands near Cloughcroft. Several truck loads have reached El Paso and buyers in the Pecos valley expect one to two carloads before the holidays. Trees from government tracts are thinned under U S forest service rules.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Dea
Lincoln Forest
Cloughcroft
el Paso
Pecos Valley
U. S. Forest Service
Robert C. Salton
Lincoln
Trainman Killed in Burlington Wreck Near Maryville
One Burlington wrecker derailment near Maryville Missouri killed a trainman and seriously injured another. The wreck occurred while heading from Creston Iowa to Boleklow after a freight derailment earlier. Both men were burned by scalding.
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Burlington
Maryville
Burlington Railway
Creston
Iowa
Boleklow
Mule Mistaken for Deer Ends in Convictions
In Alamogordo New Mexico a hunting party from Pecos Valley shot a fawn colored mule believed to be a deer near Avis. George Munson Sr a justice and game warden intercepted the group and charged them with hunting after sunset. The men were tried in Hope and convicted paying fines and costs.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Pecos Valley
Avis
George Munson
Munson
Presbyterian church budget plan for 1926 adopted
Atlantic City December 5 meeting of the general council of the Presbyterian Church of America adjourned after adopting a 1926 budget of 15 million dollars. Secretarys of the four church boards stated the amount is 400000 dollars less than obligations already contracted for the year.
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Atlantic City
N. J
General Council of the
Presbyterian Church of America
Belgian Duo Wins Six Day Bicycle Race at Madison Square Garden
The Belgian team of Alphonse Goosens and Gerard Debates won the six day race in a final sprint last night at Madison Square Garden. Reggie McMara and France Georgetti were edged in the closing twenty minutes.
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New York
Alphonse Goosens
Gerard Debates
Madison Square Garden
Reggie McMara
France Georgetti
Admiral testifies Shenandoah flight not propaganda
Washington December 5 Admiral W Eberle testified at the army court martial that the dirigible Shenandoah was not ordered for propaganda or by aviation-weak officers. He described navy preparations and said the mission aimed to train crews in overland and water flying and to assess westward air routes.
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Washington
W. Eberle
Army
Shenandoah
Zachary Lansdowne
William Mitchell
Wei
Great Lakes
Los Angeles
United States
Lakehurst
Cleveland
Lansdowne
Injunction Relaxed to Permit Drugstore Fish Feeding
Chicago December 5 A federal judge relaxed an injunction that closed Max Ladish's drug store for violation of the prohibition law allowing him to feed his gold fish. Ladish said the fish were starving and he acted after Assistant US Attorney Mary D. Bailey prepared the petition granted by Judge Adam C. Cliffe. Ladish rushed to his storeroom to care for the pets.
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Chicago
Max Ladish
Ladish
United States
Mary D. Bailey
Miss Bailey
Adam C. Cliffe
Wildcats Poloists Triumph Over Oklahoma in Tucson
The University of Arizona polo team defeated Oklahoma 19 to 4 in Tucson. Arizona opened with a quick goal and then dominated with strong offensive drives, turning the game into a lopsided affair after the early Oklahoma score.
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Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Sooners
Arizona
Pass City Man Is Charged With Murder Of His Stenographer
Fred McClure faces a third jury trial in El Paso for the murder of his stenographer Louise Frentel, shot March 13, 1922. Prosecutors allege he killed her after she expressed infatuation, while McClure claims she shot herself during a struggle. The body was found near a park by a streetcar line. an undertaker notes no powder burns on the neck.
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el Paso
Tex
Fred McClure
Louise Frentel
Thirty-fourth District
McClure
State Court of Criminal Appeals
Parisians Learn Why Girls Dislike Household Chores
Paris reports a physician says modern girls fear chores due to latent cervical brachial nerve plexus changes. Dr Gemmes told the Paris Medical Society the condition is diagnosable and treatable if the patient agrees to part with the ailment.
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Paris
Gemmes
Paris Medical Society
Flagstaff Man Cited for Bravery in World War I
Flagstaff Arizona December 56 Clarence Kunzman manager and owner of the Flagstaff pharmacy received a letter from King George of England enclosing a medal and 100 pounds for bravery. He helped carry a phone line across No Man's Land during a battle in the war earning a second citation. Kunzman served as a private in the Canadian infantry.
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Flagstaff, Ariz
Clarence Kunzman
Flagstaff
King George of England
Kunzman
No Man's Land
Eye examination and glasses fitting service
The notice describes examination of the eye and supplying and adjusting glasses. It outlines optical service steps, including vision assessment and fitting frames and lenses to meet individual needs. No further personal details or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Follette
Oung
Bob
House
Star Furniture Company
Star Furniture CO. Inc
West Gold Avenue
Eberle
Pass
G. C. Horner, O. D
Optometrist
Habla Espanol
South Fourth Street
C. HM. Carnes
Brazil
New Mexico
California
Page & Shaw’s
Crane’s and
Maillard’s
West Central Avenue
H. Livingston & CO
West
Gold Avenue
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