Cripple Creek Dreams Reawaken With New Gold Vein
Cripple Creek, Colo. memory of gold booms resurfaces as a newly found two foot ore vein at the Dead Pine mine, operated by California capitalists for Concordia Dead Pine Co. The vein promises high grade ore rivaling the famous Comstock era, reviving a camp once torn by conflict between miners and owners.
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International News Service
Cripple Creek
Colo
Dead Pine
California
Concordia-Dead Pine Company
Bull Hill
Charles M. MacNeill
Utah Copper
Spencer Penrose
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
C. L. Tutt
Concordia- Dead Pine Company
MasNeill and Associates
MacNeill
Comstock
Nevada
Tammany Indians Move to New Wigwam in Union Square
New York December 15. The Tammany tribe moves from the old East Fourteenth Street site to a new three story Georgian style hall at Union Square East and Seventeenth Street. The granite trimmed brick building, by Thompson Holmes and Converse, replaces the 1811 Frankfort Nassau Street home and the Fourteenth Street site.
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International News Service
New York
East Fourteenth Street
Union Square
East and
Seventeenth Street
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Fourteenth Street
Society
Frankfort
Nassau Streets
Thompson
Holmes
Converse
Concordia-Dead Pine Company Mines At Cripple Creek Area
The Concordia Dead Pine company operated by J I Shale John McKeown F W Gordon and others from Los Angeles and San Francisco continues to work the Pinnacle and Consoli dated Extension north of Cripple Creek. Their activities draw new operators to the once neglected gold crater region.
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Cripple Creek
Concordia-Dead Pine Company
J. I. Shale
John McKeown
F. W. Gordon
Los Angeles
Fred Vincent
Zeb Kendall
Walter Cole
Thomas Pierce
San Francisco
British Watch Afghanistan Row As Reforms Spark Rebellion
London reports indicate King Amanullah and Queen Souriya fled to a Kabul fortress amid a mounting uprising seen as resistance to modernization measures. Britain, wary of disruption on the Indian frontier, refrains from intervention as reforms challenge longstanding customs.
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Afghanistan
Amanullah
Souriya
Kabul
Soviet oil scandal echoes Teapot Dome in Baku
United Press reports in Moscow that fourteen people, including seven Communists, face trial in Baku for diverting about half a million rubles from government oil lands. Fake discoveries and fake peasants enabled the state to compensate land taken from supposed owners.
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My United Press
Moscow
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Baku
Baku Soviet
Oil Trust
Sure Way to Stop Coughing This Prescription Believes
An ad touts Thox ine, a doctor's prescription cough remedy that allegedly relieves coughing on first swallow. It claims to target the internal cause without chloroform or narcotics and markets as safe for the family and good for sore throat. Available in 35c 60c and $1.00 at Fox Drug Co and other stores.
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Fox Drug Co
Soviet land scheme exposed by grafting officials
Prosecutor and former owners describe a three year scheme where peasants and village Soviets circumvent lifelong land leases. Authorities reveal illegal sales, with land passing as private property despite theoretical government ownership. Brandenburgsky cites repeated instances across districts.
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V. N. Brandenburgsky
The
Commissariat of Justice
Indiana pool halls to be billiard parlors
Indianapolis proponents seek to rename pool rooms to billiard parlors under a city licensing law amendment. They argue pool room is undignified and urge the city council to adopt the change.
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Indiana
International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Commission Says Peace Efforts Not Successful
The permanent Gondra commission met at the Peruvian legation in Montevideo to approve the text of Bolivia's reply. It notes Bolivia's reasons for declining mediation and regrets that invocations for peace and concord have not been successful.
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Associated Pres
Montevideo
Gondra
Legation
Peru
Bolivia
Donovan Named U.S. Commissioner in Rio Grande Talks
President Coolidge appointed William J. Donovan to represent the U S government in negotiations among Colorado New Mexico and Texas over apportionment and use of Rio Grande river waters.
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Washington
Coolidge
William J. Donovan
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Rio Grande River
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
How doctors treat cold and flu symptoms with Calotabs a refined calomel tablet said to purge the body overnight without salts or nausea One or two tablets at bedtime with water purge the system by morning the user feels fine and ready for breakfast Family package with directions priced at 85 cents available at drug stores
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Donovan
Rio Grande
Hickok
Polk Tunn
News-Globe
Ilor Entertainment
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President
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