Lilian Grey Birth Certificate Discrepancy at Chaplin nuptials
A Los Angeles Times page showing Lilian Louisa McMurry born April 15 1908 conflicts with a Mexican marriage record that lists her as 19 at the wedding to Charles Chaplin. California authorities note she will need to keep up with educational requirements though tutors may substitute classroom work.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Lillian Louisa McMurry
Lita Grey
Charles Chaplin
Beverly Hills
Chaplin
Los Angeles Times
Miss Grey
the Times
Hollywood
Empalme
Mexico
California
Jillian McMurry Spicer
W. FE. Curry
Banker Not Slain Experts Verdict
Unanimous agreement by authorities declares banker William R. Fee died of natural causes. The Alhambra and San Gabriel bank president’s body was found in Lytle Creek canyon a week earlier. George H. Johnson announced the findings after a conference with criminologist J. Clarke Sellers, Sheriff W. A. Shay, and Deputy D. A. M. O. Hert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Bernardino
Cal
William R. Fee
Alhambra and
San Gabriel Bank
Lytle Creek Canyon
George H. Johnson
J. Clarke Sellers
W. A. Shay
M. O. Hert
Congress Acts as Senate Clears Deficiency Bill for Soldiers
Washington reports Congress moved bills smoothly with the Senate sending the 180 million deficiency appropriation to the president, enabling the soldiers bonus program. The House took up interior department supply legislation and budget readings proceeded as the state of the union message looms.
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Senate
House
Associated Press
Washington
Interior Department
State of the Union
Italy backs US war claims plan at Paris meeting
Italy formally recognizes the American position on the war claims plan and will support it at the allied finance ministers meeting in Paris in early January. France Belgium and Italy align with James A. Logan Jr. on reparations, while Britain has not yet decided.
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Paris
Italy
Germany
France
Belgium
James A. Logan Jr
Reparations Commission
Pingland
Indictment Over Tax Publication Quashed by Court
Federal Judge Albert L Reeves in Kansas City ruled to quash charges against Walter Dickey editor and Ralph Ellie managing editor for allegedly illegal income tax return publication. He held the law violates first amendment press freedom and that the questioned list may differ from a return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Walter
Dickey
Kansas City Journal-Post
Ralph Ellie
Albert L. Reeves
Reeves
Interior bill would abolish several land offices and save funds
The Interior Department supply bill totals 238 million dollars, 31.6 million less than last year, proposing abolition of the surveyor general’s office and 39 land offices to streamline work and cut costs. Offices listed include Blackfoot Idaho Coeur d’Alene Hailey Billings Bozeman Glasgow Great Falls Kalispell Lewistown and several western sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
West
Associated Proga
Washington
House
Office of Surveyor General
Field
Blackfoot
Coeur d'Alene
Hailey
Idaho
Billings
Bozeman
Glasgow
Great Falls
Kalispell
Lewistown
Montana
Alliance
Neb
Burns and la Grande
Ore
Bellefourche
8. C
Vancouver
Walla Walla
Waterville
Yakima
Wash
Cheyenne
New Castle
Wyo
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Reclamation Bureau
National Park Service
Patent Office
General Land Office
Territories
Alaska Railroad
Bureau of Mines
Geological Bureau
Bureau of Education
Montana Team Wins Chicago Grain Show
The Montana state grain judging team from Bozeman won third place in the heaviest competition at the Chicago International Grain Show. Team members Edward Bell, Oliver Lee, and Jack Carter, coached by Prof. J. J. Jensen, represented Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bozeman
Mont
Chicago International Show
Montana Blatecolle
Kansas
Iowa
Montana
Edward Bell
Boseman
Oliver Lee
Culbertson
Jack Carter
Billings
J. J. Jensen
Internationallia and Grain Division
J. OC. Mitchell
Cahinda
Saskatchewan
United States
Canada
Ory
Everend Eanes
Two Fatal Accidents Shock Butte After Noon
In Butte yesterday two separate tragedies claimed lives within an hour. Robert F. Peoples credit man for Hennessy Co died when a pistol in a ledger cage discharged during a failed retrieval. Lorraine Cruich five died after being struck and dragged beneath an ore train near the Never Sweat mine while two other children escaped.
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Butte
Robert F. Peoples
Hennessy Company
Lorraine Cruich
Emil Cruich
East Summit Street
Peoples
St. James Hospital
Hennessy Bookkeeper’s
Lorraine Crunch
Never Sweat Mine
Mr. People
Twenty Communist Leaders Shot in Latvia Revolt
Reports from Riga say twenty noncommunist leaders in the Helval revolt were executed after a court martial. Communists allegedly killed army officers in bed and seized others. bombing struck the home of former home affairs minister Karl Kinbund. Berlin dispatches note the Bethonian uprising in Neval collapsed within two hours with nineteen government casualties, including the Minister of Communion.
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Riga
Latvia
Garee Army
Pommanion
Karl Kinbund
Berlin
Bethonian
Neval
Uhechc
Great Lakes plan eyed as boon to northwestern farm and rail links
A. C. Carton of Lansing, secretary of the Great Lakes St. Lawrence Tidewater association, touts a plan to open all Great Lakes regions to ocean liners via the Welland canal and St. Lawrence River. He discusses benefits for Interior states, Montana farming, and sustained prosperity, while noting Montana’s ongoing advertising drive and a shift to diversified farming.
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Panama Canal
Great Lakes
Lawrence Fiver Tidewater
Great Lakes & Seaport
Butte
A. C. Carton
Lansing
Mich
Carton
Lawrence Tidewater Association
Michigan
Department of Agriculture
W. P. Coughlin
A. C. M. Company
Frank R. Venable
Chamber of Commerce
Interior States
Welland Canal
St. Lawrence River
Liverpool
Montana
Harry Cunningham
Mr. Carton
Woman killed and placed in furnace in parsonage
Columbus Ohio December 8 Associated Press reports new evidence supports County Prosecutor King's theory that Mrs Addie Bheatsley wife of Rev C V Sneeselersley was dead before entering the furnace in the parsonage basement. Tests on pig carcasses exposed to furnace gas showed potential inhalation effects, while Mrs Bheatsley's blood reportedly showed no carbon monoxide.
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Associated Prensa
Columbus
Ohile
John MH. King
Addie Bheateley
Kev
Sneeselersley
President Coolidge forecasts surplus but warns against early tax cuts
President Coolidge informed Congress that current estimates show a surplus of revenues over expenditures of 67,884,489 for the present year and 873,743,714 for 1926. He urged against immediate tax reductions until results from the existing tax law are known and noted further economy could pave the way for future tax cuts.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Brazil Suspends Emigrant Vices for Tokio Japanese
Tokyo dispatch reports the Brazilian consul has been ordered to suspend visas for intending emigrants to Brazil. The Japanese foreign office was surprised and asked its minister to Brazil for an immediate report. Akamaten warned the move could signal an exclusion policy with serious implications for Japan.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Brasil
Foreign Office
Brazil
Akamaten
Coolidge Budgets Federal Outlay for 1926
President Coolidge sent the 1926 federal budget totaling 3.73 billion dollars, a reduction of about 59.2 million from the current year. Major cuts target the Interior and Navy departments, while Agriculture sees a notable increase. Pension bureau savings drive the Interior decrease. Navy reductions spread across items, with construction to follow.
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President Coolidge
Congress
Associated Press
Washington
Navy Dept. Cesses
Interior Dept. Cease
Ury Dept
Agriculture
Erce
Justice Dept
State Dept
Labor Dept
Veterans’ Bureau
Shipping Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tariff Commission
Létausonter
Aners
Fieante
Iene
Covet of
Columbia
Government
Interior
Navy, War, Treasury, Shipping Board
Department of Agriculture
Interior Department
Pension Bureau
Navy
Marine Corps
Egypt Accepts New British Mandate Amid Evacuation Talks
Cairo reports Ziwar Pasha announces Egypt accepts the British conditions for evacuating Alexandria customs as a needed step toward pacification. The customs were seized as a guarantee for British demands the Zaghou government left for later settlement. A rumor says Sir Joseph J. Osler may become sirdar of the Egyptian army.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Council of Ministers
Ziwar Pasha
Viscount Allenby
Alexandria
Zagiou
Joseph J. Osser
Bermuda Islands
Sirdar
U S Treasury to Issue 200 Million in New Bonds
The U S Treasury announces a long term bond issue of 4 percent bonds totaling about 200.6 million dollars to meet maturing debt and fund government needs through the coming months. The issue dates December 16 with maturities up to 80 years and possible further allotments as tendered notes and certificates of indebtedness are accepted.
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Senate
Underwood
Alabama
Smoot
Utah
American Debt Funding Commission
House
Fletcher
Florida
Hudson
Michgan
U. S. Treasury
Associated Prove
Washington
Treasury
Rotary Methion
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Charley Chaplin
Southern
Republic
South
F. V. Thorsson
Sweden
Hjalmar Branting
Thorsson
Tolose
OIA
Rouse Bill
Salt River
Ariz
Yuma
Aris
Asland
Grand Valley
Col
Chicago
A. F. Peoples
Loraine Cannch
Hennessy
Teresa Peoples
Fanne Peoples
Robert
South Dakota Street
Mr. Peoples
Leonard Haggerty
Mr. Haggerty
Charles Curtis
United States Senate
Senator Lodge
Carter
Notab Olaafles
Egypt
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