Oil saturated gag 13 flow from Utah well
A Vernal Utah dispatch reports oil saturated gas from the Rangeley field test well in Colorado flowing unabated with a black vapor cloud visible over a mile. Diligent safety kept observers away and the derrick equipment was blown loose during the incident with casing and cement blocks lifted through the crown piece.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Rangeley Field
Colorado
Salt Lake
Vernal
Gridiron Club Dinner Delivers Wartime Satire on Washington
The Gridiron Club winter dinner featured satirical sketches with members dressed as a congressman and senator, spoofing Hoovers and Secretaries, while guests including William Butler and Frank Stearns were cited as carpenters in the White House rush to claim offices. The event also teased Secretary Wilbur and a mock court martial over a parking dispute in newspapers.
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Little Joe
Senator Smoot
United States Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Houdini
Wilbur
Navy
Guam
William M. Butler
Frank W. Stearns
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Senator Butler
Mr. Stearns
Mr. Hoover
Patent
Bureau of Mines
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Nicholas Longworth
House
Dawes
Owen D. Young
George Ade
Mitchell
War Department
Berlenbach Defends Title In Three Round 15 Bout
Receipts for the Madison Square Garden light heavyweight title match between Paul Berlenbach and Jack Delaney totaled 144 365 dollars. Berlenbach earned about 64 136 dollars and 871/2 percent. Delaney approximately 18 045 dollars and 121/2 percent. Delaney claimed he outpointed Berlenbach, but the champion extended a handshake and invited a rematch.
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New York
Paul Berlenbach
Astoria
N. Y
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Berlenbach
Tex Rickard
Delaney
Morning Journal Home Page Availability at NYC Stands
Reader notices list Morning Journal presence at New York newsstands including 8 Cor, 42nd Street and Sixth Avenue and 47th Street and Broadway with mentions of Grand Central Depot vicinity and 82nd Street near an avenue shop.
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New York
the Morning Journal
8. & Cor
42Nd Street
Sixth Avenue
47Th Street
Broadway
Grand Centra
Depot N. E& Cor
82Nd Street
Watseka girl wins 750 prize in American Legion essay
Miss Elizabeth Shankland a 15 year old from Watseka Illinois won the $750 scholarship offered by the American Legion for the essay Why has the American Legion dedicated itself first of all to uphold and defend the constitution of the U S Miss Gertrude Carter Stockard of Mountainburg Arkansas won second prize of 500 and Earle A Tompkins of Amherst Massachusetts received third prize of 250.
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Elizabeth Shankland
Watseka
Illinois
American Legion
U. S
Gertrude Carter Stockard
Mountainburg
Arkansas
Earle A. Tompkins
Ambherst
Massachusetts
Towles Appointed Arizona Revenue Collector Questioned
Senate finance committee opened an inquiry into John R. Towles nominated for Arizona internal revenue collector after a letter from Wayne B. Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League was presented in closed session. The committee will await treasury papers before reconsidering the nomination.
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Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Senate Finance Committee
John R. Towles
Phoenix
Internal Revenue
Arizona
Wheeler
Smoot
Treasury Department
Towles
Treasury
Disarmament and Locarno Spirit Across Europe
Editorial argues Russia and Germany oppose the league of nations, hindering disarmament efforts. It notes Britain France Poland Czechoslovakia and Romania arming heavily while Locarno promises drift, urging genuine demobilisation and scrapping of ships and planes to test the pact’s reality.
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Russia
League of Nations
United States of America
Tehitcherin
Berlin
Germany
League
Locarno
Europe
United States
Panama Canal
Hawaiian Islands
America
France
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Fraternity of Nations
Great Britain
Rumania
Bank of France
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
London Chronicle
Sixty One Pairs of Shoes Donated to Chilili Children
In Chilili mountain district sixty one pairs of shoes were donated by generous individuals through a committee aiding the area. The group also funded half soles repairs and good condition prep. Clothing drives and candy toy distributions are planned for Christmas, with donations directed to the Santa Fe fire station for the mountain districts effort led by Mrs. F J Lingo and chaired by J R Lecrage.
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Chilili
J. R. Lecrage
Santa Fe
Mountain Districts Committee
F. J. Lingo
Santa Fe Fire Station
Chinese youth sentenced to be hanged in Pavicic murder
Louie Won, a 20 year old Chinese resident of Butte Montana, was sentenced today to be hanged on February 5 1926 for the murder of Pete Pavicic, a rooming house keeper, occurred last April in this city.
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Butte
Mont
Louie Won
Pete Pavicic
Thrift Praised As Virtue In Ancestral Wisdom
The New York Herald-Tribune extols thrift as a cherished virtue rooted in ancestral guidance. The piece highlights prudent living and disciplined spending as timeless values passed down through generations.
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New York Herald-Tribune
Hawaii Hands Colorado Aggies 41 to 0 in Sunny Honolulu
The undefeated University of Hawaii football team crushed Colorado Agricultural College 41 to 0 in Honolulu. Hawaii opened with two quick touchdowns and dominated the second half with sharp passing and strong runs. Captains Willie Wise and Eddie Fernandez starred for Hawaii, while Aggies faced a relentless Rainbow defense and were unable to score.
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Honolulu
University of Hawaii
Colorado Agricultural College
Invaders
Aggies
Rainbow
Rainbow Goal
Willie Wise
Eddie Fernandez
Hawaii
Star Bucks
Aggie
Wagner
Rankins Fullback Heroic Run Sparks Aggie Victory
Rankin filled in at fullback when the regular were hospitalized in San Francisco, electrifying the crowd with several punt returns including a 45 yarder. Hyde directed the offense and threw decisive passes while gaining most yards, 107 by Hyde. The game was notably clean with no penalties on the Aggies.
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Rankin
San Francisco
Hyde
Wagner
Aggies
Smoking by Co eds Banned at Iowa State College
Ames Iowa December meeting of the board of deans of Iowa State college bans smoking by co-eds in dormitories on campus or in college theatricals an undesirable practice disclosed today
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
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