Political shifts loom in Washington and Mexico
The piece traces power struggles as Coolidge rejects a government food export plan while Meyer Mandel and Wallace clash over relief funding. It notes unrest in Mexico with Obregon's term ending and Calles facing revolt, and surveys Baldwin's election tally suggesting possible leadership shifts between Liberals, Labor, and Conservatives.
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Mexico
Obregon
Elias Calles
Calles
Adolfo de la Huerta
de la Huerta
Woman Indicted as Accessory in Coburn Slaying
The Coburn murder case moves toward trial as a woman, Mrs Margret Weever, is indicted as accessory before the fact in Captain Coburn’s death. Prosecution prepares to present new evidence. witnesses from across the country have been subpoenaed and jury selection under way in Atlanta.
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Coburn
Americas
Times-Recorder
Ene Eee
Boykin
Southwest
Texas
Fox
William S. Coburn
Simmons
Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta
Associated Press
Margret Weaver
W. 5S
Cosburn
Philip E. Fox
John Boykin
Weever
Wex
Veniremen
John A. Boykin
Hugh M. Dorsey
Frank Hooper, Sr
William Schley How
Missing Macon Mian Located Here
Macon, Dec. 12. Fear that her husband is a victim of foul play or drugs guided Mrs. L. H. Mason of 820 First street to Telegraph reporters about his disappearance on Nov. 20. She described a devoted husband and father, said he left for work at a department store with no money, and noted he might have gone to Gordon with plans to return. Mason, 59, is 5 feet 9 inches, about 159 pounds, a brunette with slight baldness and shell-rim glasses. two daughters Pearl and Alice, ages 7 and 11, pressed around their mother as she spoke.
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Macon
L. H. Mason
First Street
Telegraph
Mason
Gordon
Title
Pearl
Alice
Anderson speaks before Rotarians in Georgia talk
Anderson addressed Rotarians with emphasis on personal health and hygiene. He urged Georgia residents to prioritize pure foods, dairy products, and self-care while noting he would not run for governor. He warned against reliance on medicines and advocated self-examination and disciplined living.
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Georgia
Anderson
Times-Recorder
Cinema firm enjoined from sale of stock notice
New York December 12 The Rising Sun Productions Inc was temporarily enjoined from selling more stock by Supreme Court Justice Piatzek after Deputy Attorney General Wyel alleged the firm fraudulently collected between 50000 and 60000 dollars from investors seeking movie star careers and involvement of Iflidor the mad monk of Russia as star.
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New York
The
Rising Sun Productions, Inc
Iflidor
Russia
Motion Pictures
Supreme Court
Piatzek
Wyel
Missing Mason seeks narcotics at doctor’s office
L. H. Mason reported missing since November 20 appeared at Dr J R Statham’s office around noon seeking narcotics. He admitted a dope habit and planned to return home to his wife and two children. Police chief said no warrant for arrest exists unless he commits a crime. Mason listed 820 First Street Macon Georgia as home and said he had worked on a farm near Americus for two weeks. He claimed medicine was given to ease his pain.
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L. H. Mason
J. R. Statham
Stathan
John T. Bragg
Mason
First
Macon
Americus
Society sets back with Jones at Americus country home
Mr and Mrs H O Jones hosted a set back gathering at their Americus area residence with club members and guests. Decorations featured autumn foliage and pine trees. Mrs Charles Burke won ladies high score perfume while D R Andrews took gentlemen's prize silver pencil after an elegant supper. Guests listed include Hollis Fort Lucius McCleskey W W Norman Griffin Walter Rylander Carr Glover J H Williams G M Flynn M H Wheeler Edgar Shipp Frank Lanier Georgia Lumpkin T O Marshall.
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Mrs. Jones
Americus
H. O. Jones
Charles Burke
D. R. Andrews
Hollis Fort
Lucius McCleskey
W. W. Norman
Griffin
Walter Rylander
Wallace May Quit Post in WN Cabinet Rift Deepens
A widening rift between President Idge and Secretary Wallace over farm relief hints at Wallace's possible resignation. Coolidge trusts market self help while Wallace seeks strong government rescue. tensions surfaced as Meyer and Mondell toured the West to discuss farm relief, signaling policy clashes and potential upheaval.
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Wallace
White House
War Finance Corporation
Eugene Meyer
Wall Street
Frank W. Mondell
House
Congress
Meyer- Mendell Commission
Coolidge
Washington
Idge
Agricullace
T Ter
New England School of Economics
Iowa
West
Coo Iture
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W. A. Abbott
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Margaret Weaver
Dope
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