Mitchell Tells Defense On Army Air Service Troubles
Colonel Mitchell spent ten hours on the stand detailing air service failures and alleged incompetence by the army and navy. He accused military leadership of neglect and treasonable conduct, saying the public trusted them to defend the nation but that trust has failed.
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Mitchell
Army
Navy
Washington
William Mittell
Orrow
Gorges
National Defense
Oss
Iireelf
Air Service
Eason
National Guard
N. J
Michelle
Howse
Congress
A. W. Johnson
Boston
Reid
Uie
Mandolph Perk
New Jersey
Weather forecast summary for Denver and Southwest states
An old weather forecast notes likely rain in central and eastern New Mexico with colder conditions. Western Arizona pieces show partly cloudy skies with possible snow in the northeast. It also mentions a generally calm Hershey region and a temperature shift with sunset around 4 31 pm and 6 51 pm wave time references.
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Denver
New Mexico
Perth
Thursy Fells
Arizona
Whershey
County records praised. Harris faulted for nepotism
Final Bernalillo county audit notes marked improvement in record keeping under Lucy Harris while criticizing $1,745 in nepotistic salaries to family members in 1923 1924. The report also suspends funds for uncollected fees and questions sheriff and judge expenses, with officials urged to recover improper payments. Frank Butt defends Harris acknowledging her sisters helped restore the office.
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Santa Fe
Lucy Harris
Bernalillo
A. C. Wagner
Harris
Harry F. Lee
District Court
Miss Harris
Ortia
Zamora
Reed Holloman
R. R. Ryan
Bernali
Bandits Wound Policeman in Downtown Bank Robbery
Chicago November 24 six men overpowered five bank messengers and stole a shipment of $57,760 from a Drovers National Bank car near the stockyards. A policeman was shot likely fatally as the robbers fled in a car. One bandit believed wounded.
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Chicago
Esca
Nathems Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Oshea
Wes
Death of T Browne in Severmah at 49
Official notice from Severmah Georgia reports the death tonight of T Browne of Denver and vice president of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers at age 49.
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Severmah
T. Browne
Denver
The
Order of Railroad Telearephers
Texas Legislators Demand Special Session On Speaker
Texas lawmakers press for a special session to address legislative issues. They warn Speaker Satterwhite will act only if Governor Ma Ferguson issues the call before December 15. The push centers on spurring timely action on pending measures.
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Speaker Satterwhite
Ma’ Ferguson
Governors, grand jury report loom in Texas capitol
Austin reports interest focused on tomorrow’s Travis county grand jury report after Frank V. Lanham appeared. The panel has two months of investigations and must finish before court term ends. Lanham met Governor Ferguson and her husband, while lawmakers pressed for a December 15 special session.
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Austin
Texas
Travis County Grand Jury
Frank V. Lanham
State Highway Commission
Grand Jury
Lanham
Miriam A. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Lee Satterwhite
Ferguson
Alfred Petsch
Satterwhite
Fergusons
Lecislatore
Giscues Federal Tax Lane
Joe Burkett
Whee
Highway Department
Dan Moody
Tts Reads
Missouri Senate race opens with three hopefuls announced
Jefferson City November 24 three candidates two democrats and one republican have announced bids for Missouri's next US Senate seat in 1924. George H Williams republican incumbent Harry B Hawes democrat and Ewing Cockrell democrat lead early campaigning following Senator Spencer's death and Williams succession by governor Baker.
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Jefferson City
United States
Missouri
George H. Williams
Lows
Harry B. Hawes
St. Louis
Congress
Ewing Cockrell
Warrensburg
Belden I’. Spencer
Republihen
Willems
Sam 4. Baker
Senate
Williams
Hawes
M. Cockrel
Tax Reduction Bill Faces House Fight in House
Washington November 24 A tax reduction bill faces opposition in the House as Republican and Democratic members debate its provisions. Representative Mills opposes some cuts while Representative Hull favors smaller inheritance taxes and broader repeal of certain levies. Representative Garner argues for larger savings and full repeal of auto and admission taxes.
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Washington
Taskill
House
Rainey
Mlinois
Hull
Tennessee
Mills
New York
Garner
Teves
Sit
Tee
Mille
Raton and Clayton in Return Battle at Gate City
Raton high and Clayton high meet in a hard fought Thanksgiving clash at Hatem field on Thursday. Clayton travels to Raton after a Clayton win at Clayton following Thanksgiving expectations. The prior Raton Springes game ended 14 to 9 with Raton crossing the goal twice this season. Bates aims for a strong showing as a contender for the local championship. The Thursday result will shape the season’s final outcome on the local gridiron.
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Raton
MN. M
New
Chevfom
Bates
Clayton
High Onder
Raton High
Wife of alleged bank robber arrested with loot at Trinidad
Mrs. W Vermillien, wife of the captured bank robber Orekter, was arrested at Trinidad. A suitcase containing 65,000 feet of loot was recovered, according to two telegrams received by Sheriff Zamora.
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Trinidad
Colo
Outlawing Home Made Wine Ordered by Andrews
Washington reports the Treasury moves to end all household wine permits, banning home production of 200 gallons yearly without license. Justice review notes improved prosecutions with 44,495 convictions and a rise in penalties for violations, while enforcement tightens under Mrs. Mabel Willebrand.
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Washington
Treasury
Department of Justice
Andrews
Internal Revenue
Mabel Walker Willebrand
Attopmey Bemerel
Altombey
Iveeral Bareret
Divistes
Willebrand
Forest Fielder Dies After Auto Accident
Report from the scene states a forest fielder was injured in an auto crash and died later. Officials say the incident occurred amid ongoing enforcement of state laws. No further details on the victim or location are provided.
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Forest Fielder
Riot Ends With Tear Gas At Northwestern Rally
Chicago reports that tear bombs tear gas and water hoses quell a Northwestern football celebratory riot. Thousands of students flooded streets, fraternities houses burned, police and fire crews struggled as veterans and crowds clashed amid chaos and arrests.
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Chiccago
Northwestern University
Aed Aristorsa
Howe Wes
Chireee Amd
Fovenes Seowkeemer
oesSethe
Etwdests
Aerevk
E- Crane
Beeeeth L
etRetar
Beeneton
Ritu
Eoelt
Cassopolis Bank Raid Terrorizes Michigan Town
Armed bandits estimated at five to ten terrorized Cassopolis from 2 a.m. to 4:45 a.m. firing 100 to 160 shots. They bound a night watchman and three others, cut wires, dynamited the bank door, and fled after failing to rob the First National bank. One resident, George Jones, was wounded.
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Cassopolis
Mich
First National Bank
George Jones
Simliarly
Niles White
James Kelsey
Benk
Kelsey
French Cabinet Senator Acked Form 10 Connection
Incoherent OCR notes mention Senator Doumcr and French cabinet work. It references efforts around reshaping forms and a project tied to the chamber. Phrases include water, a sewer project, and a figure named Suu bert ait 6.
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Doumcr
M. Ie
Shané Tatty
Serait
Rinal Bow
Bert Ait
Col Coolidge Able to Be Out of Doors
Fragmentary text suggests a local item mentioning Col Coolidge and outdoor activity. The readable portions reference a public or social note with incomplete phrases and unclear context. Further details are not recoverable from the supplied OCR.
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Col. Coolidge
French Reinforcements Crush Druse Rebels Near Rashelya
Beir ut news reports French forces totaling 2 500 cavalry and infantry with Spanish and Moroccans routed Druse tribesmen defending Rashelya near Damascus. The garrison of 250 French held the town as artillery bombardment and a concerted relief attack drove back insurgents, with 264 rebels killed and several thousands joining the line of advance. Sultan Pasha Atrash vows Syria’s complete independence and denounces secret negotiations.
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Beirut
Rashelya
Damascus
Sultan Pasha Atrash
Syria
Bika
Dreses
Three liquor handlers fined after trio of raids
Police raided multiple locations including the home of Maria Chaves and another address, finding illegal drinks and bottles. Suspects faced fines of $5 and costs, with one subject jailed for a probation violation and ordered to pay additional penalties by June.
Game law violators arrested and fined
Aaneeeete M Nov 24 report indicates U S game law enforcers arrested individuals for violations and issued fines. The article notes penalties were imposed and authorities emphasize adherence to regulations.
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New York National Guard
la Guardia
Pomecast
Ieee
Sverise
Wagner
Bernaldo
Frank Butt
Mise Harris
Chicape
City OF Rocks
National Park
Wield
Idaho
Colorado
Gooding
ROUSE
Michigan
Briand
Ann
Prengh
Cruse
Rasheiya
Iussine Bienen
Maria Chaves
Us&s
Teevet
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