Cause of Death of Millionaire Orphan Up Tonight
Chicago officials pursue final autopsy report on William Nelson McClintock 21 son of fortune as typhoid linked to tainted oysters. Estate estimated around 1.5 million. Coroner and lawyers discuss exhumation while questions linger over natural vs typhoid cause.
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Chicago
William Nelson McClintock
William McNally
Robert H. Stoll
William D. Shepherd
James Simeone
Shepherd
McClintock
Stoll
Minke
Dr. McNally
Atorneya
Oscar Wolff
Harry Olson
Municipal Court
Merlinteck
Troan
Olson
Whcch
Melintock
Young McClintock
Young McCiiick
Ritter Lumber Partners Share Gained By Employees
William M. Ritter of Columbus Ohio makes his employees partners in the W. M. Ritter Lumber Co by turning over one fourth of the capital stock. The gift totals between three and four million dollars.
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W. M. Ritter
Senate Passes 137 Bills and Resolutions in Rush Hour Session
The Senate approved 137 bills and resolutions before adjourning for a two day recess. The House advanced the treasury post office appropriation but failed to adjourn until Friday, led by Rep. Longworth. Many measures concern private claims settlements and bridge construction across navigable streams. a quorum scare halted House business for a half hour.
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Washington
Dee
Mate
House
Treasuriest Office
Longworth
Ohio
Senate
Treasury-Post Ofice
Weather forecast for Denver and regions the next two days
Denver and New Mexico expect occasional snow in the north with rain or low south portion on Wednesday. Colder weather follows except in the extreme south. Thursday looks fair in most areas. Arizona sees snow in the north with rain in the south on Wednesday, colder in the west, then fair on Thursday.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Report Highlights Daily Conditions
Local report records the twenty four hours ended 6 p m yesterday with temperatures, humidity, and wind. The highest and lowest temperatures are noted, along with precipitation and general sky conditions described as partly cloudy.
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BaneSee
Unclear Sun Times Provided For Albuquerque Area
The excerpt notes sunrise and sunset times with mentions of Albuquerque times and sun positions in January. No clear event or identifiable individuals are present to form a fuller summary.
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Albuquerque
Coolidge 1920 Boom Launched by Leslie Shaw
Leslie M. Shaw former secretary of the treasury addressed the Nebraska State Bar Association in Omaha declaring that Coolidge would not seek a third term if nominated in 1932. He argued Harding’s death did not preclude a second term and that the constitutional provision allows succession with no third term claim.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Omaha
Neh
Coolidge
Leslie M. Shaw
Real
Dent Harding
Darwin Bryan clash sparks at AAAS meeting debate
Washington reports at the AAAS annual meeting Edward Rice criticizes William J Bryan rendering his views on evolution dogmatic and harmful to religion while Yale psychologist Robert M Yerkes argues chimpanzees think and solve problems ideationally mirroring human reasoning The event coincides with a White House reception for President Coolidge.
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Washington
Advancces
American Association For the Advancement of Science
William J. Bryan
Edward L. Rice
Ohio Wesleyan University
Darwin
Bryan
Rice
Association
Coolidge
White House
Robert M. Yerkes
Psychological Institute
Yale University
Dr. Yerkes
Governor Small Held Accountable for State Funds
Springfield, WV Dec 30 Governor Len Small was ruled by Circuit Judge Frank W Burton as responsible for the entire interest entrusted to him as state treasurer in a ruling that he must account for interest on securities purchased with state funds. The amount was described as “considerably more than one million dollars” and will be set after hearings before the master in chancery.
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Springfield
Len Small
Frank W. Burton
Carrollton
Clarence N. Board
Small
Master In Chancery
Burton
Werner W. Schroeder
Kankakee
John W. Daihl
Peoria
Verne Curtis
Edward Curtis
Curtis
Grant Ark Bank
Ed Curtis
Verne
Snake skin designs headline Berlin hosiery trend
Berlin reports snake skin designs dominate women hosiery with options in coffee and milk shades, vertical stripes, garter snake stockings with yellow stripes, and blotched patterns inspired by water moccasin and other reptiles. varied colorways attract buyers.
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Berlin
Fire kills two children aboard Japanese liner Gingo Maru
Two children died and two steerage passengers were badly burned when a fire broke out early today aboard the Japanese liner Gingo Maru, 1,509 miles south of Los Angeles off the Mexican coast. The Julia Luckenbach, near the scene, rescued all except the two children and four others reported injured. The ship’s radio reports indicate progress in fighting the blaze as communications resumed.
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Los Angeles
Here
Mexico
Federal Telegraph Company
Julia Luckenbach
Debt funding talks keep Coolidge advised as Paris and Washington weigh repudiation risk
Washington reports President Coolidge has not reached a definite stance on France's debt issue. He remains fully advised on all funding phases and may steer U S policy if discussions about repudiation reach an official need. Paris officials deny any repudiation move and no French explanation has reached the State Department. An allied finance ministers meeting will address German reparations proceeds under the Dawes plan with Colonel James A Logan as American representative.
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Washington
White House
Coolidge
Paris
France
United States
Paria
M. Clementel
Jusserand
Mellon
State Department
Herrick
Clementel
Foreign Office
Germany
James A. Logan
Vartous
Allied finance ministers meet with Logan to discuss reparations
Paris hosts a conference of allied finance ministers next week with James A. Logan Jr. representing the United States. The talks may set a basis for Dawes plan proceeds and revisit reparations shares among allies. War debts may also figure, dependent on Winston Churchill's plans, as French leaders push for solutions.
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Paris
Associated Press
James A. Logan, Jr
Reparation Commission
United States
Dawes
Spa
Herriot
Winston Churchill
Dawes Plan Endangered by Allied Refusal to Evacuate Cologne
Berlin reports Foreign Minister Stresemann condemns allied refusal to evacuate Cologne as undermining the Dawes plan and endangering Germany's internal pacification and disarmament, warning it could fuel chauvinism and distrust unless the Allies negotiate with Berlin.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Cologne
Germany
Dawes
Stresemann
Germainy
Allied Military Control Commission
Bolsheviem
Btreeemann
Control Commission
United States
Express Messenger Shot and Killed in Bandit Hold-Up
Chicago report of a nighttime hold-up on Chicago and North Western train No. 402 near Lake Forest. An express messenger named Dickey, reportedly of Milwaukee, was shot and killed during the attempt. A bandit fled at Winnetka after detaining a taxi driver to Evanston.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Lake Forest
Dickey
Minneapolis
Express
Milwaukee
Winnetka
Evanston
Sturgis Elected Head of Jockey Club
Frank K. Sturgis of New York was elected chairman of the Jockey Club to succeed the late Major August Belmont at a meeting of the club stewards held late today in New York.
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New York
Frank K. Sturgis
The
Jockey Club
August Belmont
Morning Journal Plans Three Splendid 1924 Reviews
The Morning Journal will publish three features on New Years Day reviewing the year 1924. The economic review, compiled by Philadelphia Public Ledger experts, forecasts 1925. A pictorial review highlights prominent public figures and a Grantland Rice introduction leads a sports review.
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The
Morning Journal
Economic Review
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pictorial Review
Sports Review
Grantland Rice
House Committee Forms Navy Inquiry Amid White House Talks
The House naval committee votes to open an inquiry into Navy needs while President Coolidge weighs prospects for a 1925 naval arms conference. Chairman Butler says Wilbur will testify January 5 on recommendations, amid a split over immediate action and prior appearances before appropriations panels.
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Washington
White House
House Naval Committees
House
Navy
Coolidge
Naval Committee
Wilbur
Congress
Butler
Taft's Son Rise in Ohio Politics Seeks Floor Leader Role
Robert Taft son of Chief Justice William Howard Taft is active in Ohio politics and now seeks the floor leadership of the state legislature.
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Robert Taft
William Howard Taft
U. S Supreme Court
Ohio
Michigan Solon Seeks Divorce as Wife Contests Suit
Alpena Mich Dec 30 Congress man Frank D Scott of the eleventh Michigan district continued his testimony in a divorce suit opposed by his wife Mrs Scott who says his attitude toward Michigan congressmen and wives endangered his career and that his finances suffer from her extravagance He says his possessions are clothes 40 acres of land and a small amount of savings His testimony includes claims of December 1922 bills totaling 1560 for entertaining army friends and an incident when he dared his wife to shoot him if he was lying Mrs Scott filed an answer and cross bill accusing him of gambling and buying large quantities of liquor.
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Alpena
Mich
Frank D. Scott
Michigan
Frank Emerick
Scott
Memorial design to Harding to honor bonds with Canada
Kiwanis clubs of the United States and Canada will begin a granite and bronze memorial in Stanley Park Vancouver to honor President Harding and symbolize U S Canada friendship. The 87 by 11 foot seat will sit before the park’s pines with a bronze bas relief of Harding and Vancouver speech extract.
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Chicago
Harding
United States
Canada
Kiwanis Clubs
Stanley Park
Vancouver
B. C
Twizell and
Twitzell
Charles Marega
International Kiwantsa Council
Granite Island
Mr. Harding
Great Lakes
Injuries while coasting fatal to Gallup girl
Anita Chapman 13 daughter of a Santa Fe conductor died after a crash on Mesa hill when her coaster struck an unlit parked car. Her mother had died recently. Dutch Haunstren, a schoolmate, also confessed to coasting down the hill.
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Gallup
N. M
Anita Chapman
Santa Fe
Mesa Hill
Hau*nstren
House Passes Treasury Post Office Supply Bill At Record Pace
The U S House approved the treasury post office supply bill totaling 763 million dollars the largest peacetime appropriation to date. Provisions include 11 million for prohibition enforcement 20 million for coast guard 2.6 million for continental air mail 526 thousand for pneumatic tubes in New York and 9.1 million for the public health service.
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Washington
House
Treasury Post Office
Congress
Senate
Prohibition
Coast Guard Service
New York City
Customs
Public Health Service
Treasury Poste Office
App
Busby
Mississippi
Appropriations Committee
Fuente and Smith Set for Mexico City New Year Show
Tony Fuente the Mexican heavyweight will fight Homer Smith of Kalamazoo in Mexico City on New Year’s Day. The ten round bout follows Fuente’s controversial knockout of Fred Fulton in Los Angeles. Smith earned notice two years ago for a ten round battle with Luis Firpo in Omaha.
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Fuente
Smith
Mexico City
Chicago
Tony Fuente
Fred Fulton
Los Angeles
Mexico
Homer Smith
Kalamazoo
Mich
Luis Firpo
Omaha
Firpo
Senate Passes Pension Bill for Mrs Edith Bolling Wilson
Washington Dec 30 The Senate passed a bill granting Mrs Edith Bolling Wilson a pension of 5000 dollars annually. The measure now moves to the House for action.
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Senate
Edith B. Wilson
Washington
Edith Bolling Wilson
House
Morgan loan to France limited for budget expenses
Paris reports the Senate finance committee accepted an amendment to the Morgan loan convention with the Bank of France. It prohibits using loan proceeds for budget expenses and requires reimbursement of Bank of France advances. The bill returns to the chamber for adoption as M Clementel urges inflation prevention and fiscal restraint amid criticism.
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Morgan
France
Finance Committee
Paris
Associated Preas
Senate
Bank of France
Kenry Berenger
Commission
M. Clementel
Igmentet
M. Berenger
Berenger
Francois-Marshal
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