Storm toll and wrecks off Florida coast rally response
As a Florida wide storm winds down on the west coast crews begin repair work on the damaged areas. Five dead four missing and eighteen injured are reported near Tampa with property losses in the millions. The Munson steamer Red Bird heading to Havana encountered trouble at sea. Daytona Beach reports six drowned seamen, two thousand cases of liquor lost, and three men rescued after a schooner wreck south of Flagler Beach.
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Jacksonville
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Florida
Tampa
Munson
Havana
Daytona Beach
Bahama Islands
Flagler Beach
Operators Willing to End Coal Strike
Philadelphia December 1 The anthracite operators offered to resume negotiations with United Mine Workers leaders on a plan submitted two weeks earlier. Miners president John LeLewin had rejected the plan before. Major W W Inglis said the renewed offer is an open door to peace and could restart talks to settle three months of idled mines.
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Philadelphia
United Mine Workers
John le Lewin
Miners’ Organisation
W.W. Inglis
Reach Agreement on Romanian Debt in Washington
The American and Romanian debt commissions reached an agreement for funding the Romanian debt. The pact, completed and approved by the president, will have formal signatures attached later this week. It is based on 44,690,009 dollars against a recorded indebtedness of 146,508,000.
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Washington
Ith
Treasury
Ferguson Goes Home to Plant Flowers Amid Texas Political Fight
Governor Miriam A Ferguson travels to Temple as a Texas highway liquor controversy grows. Her husband faces turbulence in the capital where highway judgments are issued and Moody wins his first highway case. The Travis County court orders payment by the American News Company, while Fergu son’s support questions reshape power on the highway commission.
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Ma” Ferguson
Associated Pr
Austin
Texas
Temple
Miriam A. Ferguson
Moody
Ferguson
Imple
Ames E. Ferguson
Travis County
Amecan’ Rowd
The
American News Company
Amon G. Carter
Th Fore
Star Telemam
Rents of
West
Texay
Twchmotopicat Follese
Highway
Highway” Department
Highway ‘Commission Coud
Religious group limits one gallon wine per adult member
The Associated Press reports new regulations cap sacramental wine at one gallon per adult in a family, five gallons for a household, with clergy responsible for ensuring delivery only to those entitled to receive it to prevent leaks into illegal channels.
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Associated Press
Religious Pur
Interior Secretary seeks revision of Reclamation Act
The Interior Department urges major reforms to the Reclamation Act to preserve timber lands and ensure government reserves remain intact for a decade. Secretary Work also calls for Congress to address Alaska’s problems and improve administration resulting in substantial recent savings.
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Work
Congress
Alaska
Associated Press
Washington
Accused Chinese Testifies at Murder Trial
Louie Won, charged with killing Peter Paviele of the Grady block, testified last night after visiting the crime scene with a deputy. Won claimed alibi and said he hid in a coat chute near Mant Park while the murder occurred early April 10, as jurors heard closing testimony in Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch’s court.
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Louie Won
Peter Paviele
Grady
Weat
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Joni Won
Tand
Vicin
Mant Park
Two More World Titles Win for Treasure State Farmers
The Associated Press reports at the International Livestock Exposition Dee T New Kings claimed the country’s corn crown with a display of 10 ears of white corn. Indiana’s Victor C Lux of Waldron won junior corn honors. Montana added barley and oats titles with R V Peterson of Victor sweeping barley and T L E Peterson securing oats with H V Peterson as reserve champion. Arthur W Jewitt Mason Michigan won hay champion. Mah Jongg, a steer from Town State College, crowned grand champion but to be auctioned off for Christmas morning follows custom.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Dee T
Ide
Valen of Hope
Indiana
Victor C. Lux
Waldron
Montana
R. V. Peterson
Victor
Mont
TL. E. Peterson
Victor, Mont
H. V. ‘Petson
Michigan
Arthur W. Jewitt Je Mason
Mich
Mah Jongg
Town State College
Tribunal Denies Request as Three Doors Close in Court
Washington dispatch reports a tumultuous tribunal session ending with repeated behind closed doors recesses to restore order. Key exchanges saw Representative Reid accusing Major General Graves of interfering with cross examination while Graves denied the charge. The panel adjourned at times to quell wrangling and restore decorum before resuming proceedings.
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Associated Press
Washington
Frank R. Reid
Minois
William 8. Graves
Reid
General Graves
H W. Yarn
Navy
Ime
Nowooner
Newnes
Txeouse Semion
New French Regime Aims to End Morocco War
Paris dispatch reports the new French government plans to move toward ending the war in Morocco. The notice says the regime intends to pursue peace through diplomatic channels and coordinated action with allied powers.
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France
Morocco
Allies And Germany Ratify Pact For Lasting European Peace
New York December 1 Gordon Pierie a 20 year old man confessed to killing his 19 year old friend George Nye Jr after an alleged impulse He led police to the body hidden under a bed and surrendered to authorities He cited parental tone and warned of dangers of young girls freely riding with men as commentary on the incident
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Germany
New York
Gordon Pierie
Chum
George Nye Jr
Youne Nye
Pierre
Fiachum
Shoemaker elected president at 1926 Montana secretaries meet
J A Shoemaker of Billings was chosen president of the Montana Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries at the Butte convention. Venable of Butte was reelected secretary treasurer. Billings was chosen as site for the 1926 meeting. The program included addresses on Selling Montana and Advertising by notable speakers.
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J. A. Shoemaker
Billings
Montana
Frank Venable
Butte
Venable
Montana Association of Commercial Organization
Leigh Wade
Chamber of Commerce
Lewistown
L. Greenfield
L.H. Jones
Frank R.G. Ferguson
Helena
B. Peterson
Great Palla
Tl Gram
W. G. Ferguson
Milwaukee Operating Chief Visits Butte on Tour
James P. Gillick, new operating chief of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad, led Milwaukee officials on a first inspection trip to Butte yesterday. He toured facilities, heard portai Montana views, and outlined continuation of the railroad’s expansion plans since succeeding H. J. Greer.
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Portai
Montana
James P. Gillick
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Butte
H. J. Greer
Mr. Glilick
Milwaukee
Chicago
Independent Audit of Clark Estate Ordered
An independent audit of the Clark estate is ordered by the state board of examiners. The action follows a legal filing naming Clarke of Butte and involves property valued at about 163 per thousand. The board expects to begin work soon and assess the estate under the appeal filed by a law firm.
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Clark Estate
Whitlam
Ap'clarke
Butte
Tate
Esubiien
Sxaminers
Adatler
Democrats Sweep Coolidge Town Municipal Election
In Northampton, Springfield, Dec. 1, by the Associated Press, Coolidge’s home city shifted to democracy as William H. Fellean led a ticket sweep after strong Republican control. Fellean’s slate won by broad margins, indicating a decisive political shift.
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Associated
Brees
Springfield
Muse
Coolidge
Northampton
Willian Mt
William H. Fellean
Republican Party
Locarno Pact Signed By Five Nations In London
Delegates in London signed the Locarno pact marking a pledge of peace among Great Britain France Germany Italy and Belgium. The ceremony at the foreign office carried strong emotions as leaders sought reconciliation after years of war, with Austen Chamberlain receiving knighthood for his role. The idea of a security pact began in Germany less than a year ago and spread to the signatories.
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London
British Foreign Office
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Ain
Austen Chamberlain
France to Resume Debt Negotiations with U S and Allies
A new French ministry statement says France will resume negotiations to settle war debts. M. Loucheur notes the aim to reach a reasonable law with the United States and other creditors as soon as possible, to pay treasury bonds due in December.
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Hrland
United
Louly
Mate
M. Loucheur
France
M. Loucheurs
OUP
Catholics Will Pay Final Tribute To Bishop In Helena
In Helena Montana a pontifical requiem high mass will honor Right Rev John Patrick Carroll second bishop of Helena who died November four A Most Rev Austin Dowling archbishop of St Paul will celebrate and Most Rev Ronard Hanna archbishop of San Francisco will deliver the panegyric Clergy from Butte Anaconda Missoula and other places attend Masses in the cathedral and St Josephs to repose the bishops soul Forty or more clergy and lay participants gather from nearby locales for the solemn funeral observance.
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Cathedral of
St. Helena
John Patrick Carroll
Friebourg
Switzerland
Austin Dowling
St. Paul
Ronard J. Hanna
San Francisco
Butte
Anacon
Missoula
Hocene
Carrol
Daniel M. Gorman
Boise
Ida
Edw. Howard
Davenport
St Joseph's Hat
James Ge Tougas
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