Zionists clash with Carnegie over Palestine plan
World Zionist leader Dr Chaim Weizmann in Washington rebutts the Carnegie Endowment's critique of Jewish statehood in Palestine. He argues the endowment misreads Zionist aims, calling the report misleading and unfounded while noting 160000 settlers already live in harmony with Arabs.
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Prederic William Wile
Washington
Zion
Palese
America
Chaim Weizmann
London
World Zionist Organization
Kellogg
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Dawes
Weizmann
Elwood Mead
Bureau of Reclamation
Palestine
Weizann
Carnegie Awment For International Peace
Ss. Pritchette
Endowment Res
Pritch
Mediterranean
Dr. Weizmann
Washigton
Glacuss
Pritchett
Carnegi Endowment
Holly
Morehan
New York
Weather forecast for Denver and Southwest dated December
Weather details show New Mexico for Friday and Saturday fair with a temperature drop, Arizona expects Friday partial clouds and Saturday fair with little change. Highs around 47 and 44 degrees, lows near 34, humidity estimates near 98 percent at 6 am and 59 percent later, wind directions varying with a light to moderate breeze.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Asr
Ecoveaee
New Rumor On Salm Ho... Suit Settlement
Reports circulated that Count Ludwig Salm Hoogstraeten would receive 500000 dollars in a settlement of his separation suit with Millicent Rogers. The trial, which began yesterday in New York, was adjourned to January 17 to allow Salm to secure witnesses. The proposal allegedly included relinquishing custody of two year old Peter and leaving the country. The count’s attorney argued Salm can support himself and provide for his wife and son.
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New York
Ludwig Salm Hoogstraeten
Millicent Rogers
Standard Oil
Rogers
Peter
Salm
Insurgent Reinstatement Move Hits Snag
Washington dispatch reports the plan to reinstate Republican insurgents into key posts stalled at a Republican committees meeting. Opposition demanded more data on insurgent status and effects on others. no action taken. A next gathering is planned to revisit Nelson’s possible chairmanship of the pensions committee after Representative Fuller’s Illinois death.
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Washington
House
Republican Committees
Nelson
Wisconsin
Committee On Committees
Representative Fuller
Illinois
Government asks Teapot Dome case not to be reviewed
Government counsel urged the Supreme Court to refrain from reviewing the Teapot Dome civil case where the Harry F. Sinclair companies seek to undo lease cancellations. They argued the issue mirrors the Elk Hills naval oil reserve dispute awaiting a ruling and that Elk Hills decision should control.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Harry F. Sinclair
Teapot Dome Haval
Edward L. Doheny
Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve
Elk Hills
Doheny Defense and Senate Spending in Washington
Edward L. Doheny testified in his oil conspiracy trial as his family members followed on the stand. Senate expenditures from Pennsylvania and Illinois come under attack while the House votes higher federal judiciary salaries. Republicans face accusations of politicizing tax cuts as prohibition debate opens. House Republicans reject Nelson as chair and seek insurgent positions, and the Coast Guard reports rum row dissipated.
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Edward L. Doheny
Pennsylvania
New York Man Dies in Phoenix
John J. Luckett of Rochester New York died Thursday at his winter home in Phoenix Arizona. He is survived by his widow Mary Luckett and his parents Mr and Mrs W H Luckett of Rochester.
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Phoenix
Ariz
John J. Luckett
Rochester
N. Y
Mary Luckett
W. H Luckett
Imperial Valley Hit By Severe Storm Crop Damage
Imperial Valley faces mounting crop losses as a weekend storm floods irrigation ditches and washes out rail lines. Barley pasture lettuce and unpicked cotton suffer while livestock endure exposure. The main canal burst near Dixie Land. highways including San Diego El Centro and Salton Sea routes are closed. Arizona halts auto traffic east of Yuma as trains run late due to washed tracks.
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Los Angeles
Imperial Valley
Dixie Land
San Diego-El Centro
Brawley
Salton Sea
State Highway Commission
Arizona
Yuma
San Diego
Southern Pacific Company
Niland
United States Invited to 1927 Armaments Conferences
The League of Nations council plans an autumn 1927 conference on private arm manufacture and a broader disarmament meeting. Both the United States and Russia will sit with league members to draft a convention on arms production and to participate in the autumn conference if the general disarmament session is delayed.
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Geneva
United States
Leagues of Nations
League Council
Russia
League States
League
Theodore F. Burton
Sickness Drives Two Young Women to Take Their Lives
In New York on December 9 two 25 year old women in personal crisis died. Louise Vanderbilt Hewitt leaped from a sixth floor window after a nervous disorder diagnosis. Dorothy Smoller a motion picture actress swallowed poison in her Shelton hotel room. Smoller had tuberculosis and left letters to her mother Rose Smoller and to Benjamin Strong governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Strong had his physician attend her. Hewitt had been treated at Dr Rigg's sanitarium in Stockbridge. Hewitt's husband Abram B Hewitt is Columbia law student and scion of notable families.
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New York
Tll Health
Louise Vanderbilt Hewitt
William Jay Schieffelin
John Jay
United States
Dorothy Smoller
Shelton
Rose Smoller
Long Beach
California
Benjamin Strong
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Strong
Miss Smoller
Hewitt
Dr. Rigg
Stockbridge
N. Y
Abram B. Hewitt
Oxford
Columbia University
Abrams. Hewitt
Peter Cooper
Cooper Union
Man dies by suicide after forging checks in Fort Morgan
John B. Dale, 58, Fort Morgan hotel man, allegedly forged checks totaling nearly $1,500 using his brother Philip Dale of Eaton's name. While deputies closed in, Dale, facing exposure, committed suicide by shooting himself as Sheriff Morse approached Monday. Funeral services were held this week in Fort Morgan.
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Fort Morgan
Calo
Philip Dale
Eaton
John BE
B. A. Morse
Morgan County
Dale
Hijou
Greeley, Cale
Railroad Chief in Critical Condition at St Louis
M C N Whitehead 48 president of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad is reported critically ill in St Louis this Thursday night the secretary announced. Whitehead suffered a nervous breakdown last October and has faced continuing health problems.
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ST. Louis
C. N. Whitehead
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Ir. Whitehead
Winter's Cold Has No Terror for Fire Eater
Celso Santisteven, accused of theft, told Pa trolman Carter he had been drinking canned heat and claimed he had nothing remembered after being found intoxicated on South Fleet street. Police described him as drunk for seven days and searched for stolen perfume set and camera.
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Yezzir
Celso Santisteven
Carter
Santisteven
South Fleet Street
Neely Elected High Priest Of Rio Grande Masons
Rio Grande Chapter No. 4, BR. A. M. elected Joseph A. Neely as high priest at the convocation. Officers named include Charles Berndston scribe Arthur Culver treasurer and Harry Broun secretary with several appointed posts. Grand High Priest Edward St. Paul installed the officers and honored retiring high priest KE. Shelton with a token of appreciation.
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Rio Grande
BR. A. M
Joseph A. Neely
Charles L. Berndston
Arthur
Culver
Harry Broun
Thomas H. Snell
Best
Willan HM. Smith
Frank G. Bauder
J. Ki. Pranklin
Sentinel
Shelton
Edward St. Paul
Peter Cameron
Edward , Paul
Rio Firande
West Point Cadet Injured While Standing Straight
Worcester Massachusetts reports that Cadet Adrian J. Van Leeuwen, five years at West Point, broke his neck attempting to stand straight to meet academy standards. War department records say the injury resulted from complying with upperclassman instructions and was not hazing.
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Worcester
Mass
Adrian J. van Leeuwen
West Point Military Academy
War Department
Fire Breaks Stop Rescue at Indiana Coal Mine Disaster
At Francisco Coal Company's No. 2 mine in Princeton Indiana rescuers battled a fire after an explosion killed 21 men and left five more entombed. An emergency hospital operated at the mine wash room as relatives flooded the area and survivors were rushed to a hospital for severe burns.
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Princeton
Ind
Francisco Coal Company
Ollie Rohl
Evansville
Methodist Hospital
Federal
Francisco
Nobel Peace Prizes Awarded to Dawes Chamberlain and Wider
A Paris dispatch reports the 1925 peace prize awarded to Charles G. Dawes and Sir Austen Chamberlain, while the 1926 prize goes to Aristide Briand and Gustav Stresemann, with Oslo dispatches carried by L Avenir and L Ocevue.
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Dawes
Paris
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Austen Chamberlain
Aristide Driand
Gustav Stresemann
Oslo
Norway
L’avenir
L’ Oceuvre
Federal withdrawal use locks 15760 acres in Arizona
An executive order withdraws 15 760 acres of public land in Gila and Pinal counties Arizona to aid the San Carlos irrigation project. The land remains subject to any existing rights.
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Washington
Gila and
Pinal
Arizona
San Carlos
Election code to legislature on opening day
Renehan, leader of New Mexico Republicans in the senate, said a new election code will be presented on the first day of the next session. The measure mirrors a bill seen by Governor Hannett, with changes granting the secretary of state authority to command poll books and certificates, speeding the official count.
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Santa FE
Pia
Renehan
Senate
A. T. Hannett
Secretary of State
Threats grow as ex-prohibition chief faces embezzlement trial
In San Francisco on December 9, prosecutors cite threats to Ned M. Green as he faces 11 embezzlement charges over seized liquor. Witness Carl Ahlin testified he heard an elevator worker say “the boys” would harm him for testifying, while attorney Joe McShane mentioned the same threat.
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San Francisco
Carl Ablin
Ahlin
Ned M. Green
Federal Building
Joe McShane
McShane
Colonel Green
Prohibition Bureau
Young Johnson
Hair found in car linked to McPherson case in California
Investigators tracing the Aimee Semple McPherson Abduct ion case found two short hair strands on the back seat of a stored car at the Waverley garage Oakland. The vehicle is tied to Kenneth Ormiston, once a central figure, located in Harrisburg PA. A sample hair matched Mrs. McPherson’s color and texture.
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Oakland
Calif
Waverley
Asa Keyes
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Kenneth Ormiston
Harrisburg
Ben Cohen
Keyes
McPherson
Cohen
Pather Wilt Theep Son Pight Battle
W C Ormiston, father of Kenneth G Ormiston, announced he will fight the case for his son. He claims investigators planted evidence after Kenneth’s car rear compartment was opened in an Oakland garage, vowing to continue the battle. page three continued.
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Ormiston
Son
San Francisco
W. C. Ormiston
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Kenneth
Oakland
AP Maintains Unbiased News Policy In America
Kent Cooper outlines the Associated Press cooperative structure and its nonpartisan news policy. He argues against ownership by a single individual and emphasizes the network’s role in transmitting fair, cooperative journalism. the account continues on page V.
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Associated Press
America
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