Germany accused of Versailles armament breaches by Allies
Paris reports the allied council of ambassadors registered Germany's alleged violations of the Versailles armament clauses. The Cologne bridgehead must stay, with January 10 evacuation date noted, as debate grows over German rearmament and Rhineland withdrawal.
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Rhineland
Germany
Great Britain
Cologne
Herriots
Ebert
Crisia
Westarp
Tirpitz
Herriot
London
Paris
Ruhr
Celoegne
Germany awaits formal notification on Cologne issue
Berlin reports that Germany will refrain from protests or negotiations on Cologne zone questions until formal notification from the Allied Council of Ambassadors confirms the Cologne bridgehead will not be evacuated in January under the Versailles treaty. Officials deny harboring arsenals and resist commenting on Paris actions amid uncertain Reichstag fate.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Allied Council of Ambassadors
Colombe
Cologne
Ruhr
Paris
Germany
Marx-Stresemann
Reichstag
Weather outlook across states from New Mexico to Washington
Denver dispatch notes fair weather in New Mexico with a warmer Sunday and Monday, and colder extreme southeast portions. Arizona sees fair weather with warmer spells. Washington forecast for the week starting Monday predicts rising temperatures in the Northern Rockies, then cooling with cloudy periods and possible light snows in the Southern Rockies.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Washington
Dec
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Weather Data From University Tour Records
Conditions for the twenty four tours ended yesterday afternoon according to university records. Reported values include maximum temperature around 21 degrees, a low near 28, humidity around 69 percent, wind direction and speed noted, and a clear day with no precipitation.
December Sunrise and Sunset Times for Santa Fe Area
Hunters Sunrise on December 29 lists sunset at 4 58 p m Santa Fe time Albuquerque sunrise 6 to 1 minute earlier and sunset 5 minutes later in December report.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Fire at Duluth meat packers causes heavy damage
A fire at John Morell & Co. meat packers in Duluth Minnesota caused an estimated 299000 dollars in losses. One fireman was hospitalized with frozen feet and others suffered frostbite as crews battled the blaze amid record cold 27 below and a 40 mile wind. The blaze began around 245 a m and fed on 106000 pounds of lard blowing windows and flooding railroad tracks with ice.
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Duluth
Minn
John Morell & Co
1925 Outlook Favours Steel Industry Leader forecasts upbeat year
James A. Campbell president of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube company says the 1925 outlook is favorable for steel and other industries. He disclosed his New Year forecast in Youngstown on December 27.
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Youngstown
James A. Campbell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Chicago Boy Scouts Pilgrimage to Lincoln Tomb
Nearly 100 Chicago Boy Scouts ride the Lincoln Pilgrimage train through snow bound towns to Springfield to pay homage to Abraham Lincoln. At each stop Kiwanis and Roy Sennur troops give wreaths to lay on the tomb.
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Lincoln
Bloomington
Associated Press
Chicago and Alton
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
Springfield
Kiwanis Club
Roy Sennur
Newspaper publishers oppose rapid second class rate increases
American Newspaper Publishers Association officials told a congressional post office committee they need time to draft a fair rate schedule to cover postal costs. They warned the proposed rise would hurt rural readers and many papers, urging a graduated scale and cautioning that revenue gains come with reduced mail volume.
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Washington
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Congressional Post Office Committee
Congress
Post Office Department
Moses
Senate Committee
Senate
Coolidge
Publishers’ Association
S. Bk. Thomason
Chicago
Association
Thompson
Thomason
Kelly
Republican
Pennsylvania
Elisha Hanson
Jerome D. Barnum
Syracuse
N. Y
Postal Committee
Department
Wealthy New Mexico farmer shot at home near Hagerman
Fred O'Dell a wealthy farmer and stockman was shot and killed at his home south of Hagerman New Mexico. A son of Mrs O'Dell witnessed Mrs Robinson leaving the premises and Mr Robinson surrendered to authorities soon after. The motive cited is money troubles. O'Dell leaves a widow and two sons.
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Hagerman
N. M
Fred O'Dell
Myr. O'Del
Vanderlip Passes Critical Stage in Typhoid Fever
Frank A. Vanderlip, banker, at his Scarborough country estate, has reportedly passed the critical stage of typhoid fever. Dr. Norman Barnesby, his family physician, said today the condition remains satisfactory.
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Scarborough
Frank A. Vanderlip
Norman Barnesby
Barnesby
Shepherd Gives His Version Of Death Of Billy McClintock
William Shepherd testifies about the death of Billy McClintock heir to a million dollar estate amid typhoid ruling. He describes close ties with the McClintocks, details guardianship, and says the will was Billy’s idea. Coroner’s report confirms typhoid as cause. no solids found in stomach reported.
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Chicago
Associated Press
William Nedson McClintock
Orephan
William Shepherd
Emma Nelson McClintock
Willam
Shepherd
George F. Gorman
Joseph P. Savage
Shepherds Kenilworth
McClintock
Billy
Isabelle Pope
William
Young McClintock
Robert E. Crowe
Robert H. Stoll
Edward Hedrick
Crowe
Hedrick
Stoll
Savage
Kansas
McClintocks
Texas
Frozen rats found gnawing corn in Colorado cold snap
Seibert Colorado December 27. A farmer near here, August Fischer, found two large gray rats frozen in place while their teeth were buried in corn ears in the corn crib during the recent deep freeze. The scene tops a quirky frost tale linked to Seibert's weather.
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Seibert
Colo
Klondike
August Fischer
Fischer
Ibanez vows to duel only Alfonso and Rivera
Mentone France December 27 Vicente Blasco Ibanez the Spanish author says he would duel only King Alfonso and the military directorate not others who attacked him over his criticisms. He assures he is ready to meet anyone he personally attacked defending his country’s liberty.
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Mentone
France
Associated Press
Vicente Blasco Ibanez
Alfonso
Ibanez
Franto Rivera
Spanian pamphlet provokes high level challenge rumors
Honorably Ibanez states he will avoid personal combat with substitutes though rumors link him to challenges from notable Spanian figures. General Aguilera, General Aizpuru, Viscount D'Eza, ex war minister, and Benigno Varels are named in circulation as offended by the pamphlet against the Span ish king and government. Viscount D' Eza remains in Paris seeking an article reply while Aguilera and Aizpuru stay in Madrid.
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Ibanez
General Aguilera
Aizpuru
Viscount D'fiaza
Benigno Varels
la Monarchia
D’ Eza
Paris
Thanez
Madrid
Analysts View November Vote For President
Washington December 27 Analyst says November results show Democratic prospects despite Coolidge lead. In thirteen Republican states the combined vote for Davis and La Follette surpassed Coolidge, indicating 235 electoral votes opposing the incumbent with 31 votes short of a majority. Swanson notes small shifts could swing the balance and argues a third party aids the Republicans.
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Washington
Swanson
Virginia
Bureaa
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Coolidge
Republican Party
John W. Davia
la Follette
Advertising combine alleged to restrain national ads
The federal trade commission charged a group led by the American Association of Advertising Agencies and the American Press Association with forming a nationwide advertising combo. It alleges they pressured national advertisers to use respondent agencies or pay higher gross rates than direct newspaper rates, hampering and controlling national advertising distribution across the United States.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
American Association of Advertising Agencies
American Press Association
New York
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association of Chattanooga
United States
1924 Reflections on Postwar Hopes and Disillusionment
The writer recalls 1924 as a year of dull global outlook after wartime color faded. He notes shifts in British and American leadership, easing postwar enthusiasm, and the slow pace of implementing 1919 ideals. Despite progress in workers’ rights and housing, cooperation waned as disillusionment grew.
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M. Peincare
M. Herriot
Britain
Rameau MacDonald
Baldwin
Coolidge
America
Signor Muscolini
House of Commons
Dominions
France
Italy
Sluma
Chancellor of KU ousted by Governor Davis
Topeka Kansas December 27 Chancellor E H Lindley of the University of Kansas was removed by the state board with ex officio chair Governor J M Davis. The board voted 3 to 1 to vacate the office and named W L Burdick to take charge. The governor cited insubordination incompetency procrastination political activity and aloofness from students and patrons.
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Topeka
Kans
E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
State Board of Administration
J. M. Davis
Lindley
W. F P. Lambertson
A. B. Carney
Roger Williams
Davis
W. L. Burdick
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William N. McClintock
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Idanez
Sulon
Existo Board
David Lloyd George
Cable
Qusted
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Labor
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Dunelea
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