Panama Canal Bond Vote Advances Funding Plan
The House approved an $11 million appropriation for Panama Canal construction after amendments guiding annual reports and accountability. Debate centered on bond issuance. Williams urged funding from treasury, while Overstreet favored refunding past outlays via bonds. Taft and canal officials observed but did not testify on the floor.
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Russia Faces Unrest Amid Reports From Berlin and Warsaw
Berlin reports quote Count Toerstol denying danger of revolution in Russia and stressing peasant influence. Warsaw notes a state of siege. Berlin securities fall. Reports detail agrarian violence, Sakharoff’s suppression of peasants, and telegraphers’ strike actions across Russia and Finland.
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Jordan May Ge Croge Caught Murderer in New York
Thomas Jordan of Vinita Indian Territory, arrested at Gallup by U S Marshals Fornest and Cooper, is accused of bank robbery and murder. Intercepted letters claim he shot a man in Colorado, with authorities awaiting details on where the crime occurred. He faces possible transfer to Indian Territory for trial on robbery charges.
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Santa Fe Belen cut off near completion in 1947
Los Angeles December report states the Belen cut off on the Santa Fe line in New Mexico will be finished around January 1, 1947. Limited service will take months more to operate, reducing Los Angeles Chicago travel to about 57 hours at a cost of 10 million dollars. 2000 workers and many teams are working in Abó Pass to solve engineering challenges.
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Two American Ladies Ordered Out of Prussia
Berlin reports two young American women received an expulsion order for lese majeste after speaking openly of the Kaiser in a Crown dwelling. A government official overheard their remarks and triggered the action.
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Explosions Fatalities Rise In Mine Neo 1 Rescue Update
Denver dispatch reports seven bodies recovered on the mine slopes with two more at the bottom, raising the death toll to around fourteen from the recent Neo 1 explosion. Several bodies remain unidentified as rescue efforts continue amid water-filled shafts and shifting debris.
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Wreck Kills Ten and Injures Nineteen in Union Pacific Crash
A head on collision on the Union Pacific near Rock Springs Wyoming killed ten and injured nineteen. The wreck involved a freight engine and the Overland Limited, with many workers and passengers trapped in burning cars. Investigators attributed the crash to order confusion between the freight’s engineer and conductor, who failed to wait for the last of four scheduled trains. The scene saw several mail clerks and cooks killed or fatally injured, with victims identified as from Omaha Cheyenne Ogden and Rawlins. The fire destroyed the mail and dining cars, and transport to a Wyoming state hospital followed.
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Gas Plant Explosion Kills Knight at Mount Carmel
Patrick Kennedy a house man at Mount Carmel academy a Catholic girls seminary in Wichita Kansas was killed tonight when the school's gas lighting plant exploded. His body was hurled hundreds of feet and scattered near the main building as windows shattered and 300 girls panicked.
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Wild West Show Horses Destroyed To Prevent Disease
In Marseilles France on December 7 Colonel William F P Cody and James A Hulley killed all horses in the Wild West show after glanders fears. Saddles and equipment burned and stable attire burned. railroad cars disinfected to prevent spread. Cody travels to the United States to buy a new stud.
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Floods in Laguna District Hit Cotton Fields and Rail Line
High water in the Laguna district of Mexico damages cotton plantations and temporarily halts the Mexican Central railroad. The James River has spilled from its banks.
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