Rhinelander Seeks Alimony After Annulment Loss
Leonard Rhinelander, heir to a prominent family, lost the annulment suit against Alice Jones and faces a separation action seeking alimony and legal fees. The jury found Mrs Rhinelander not deceiving him about her Negro blood and indicated he might have wed her despite that truth. The verdict prompts an appeal from Rhinelander’s counsel and a pending judge’s ruling on the annulment question.
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Associated Press
White Plains
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice Beatrice Jones
Rhinelander
Lee Parsons Davis
Davis
Isaac N. Mills
Morschauser
Prohibition Seen as Failure Says Arizona Bishop
Bishop Daniel J. Gercke of the Arizona diocese declares U S prohibition laws failed since the Volstead act and denounces a letter to Pope Pius XI as impudent The bishop argues the issue is political and for Americans to decide while predicting the pope will ignore the communication and urging full enforcement of the law
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Pius XI
Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
United States
Daniel J. Gercke
Arizona
Clinton N. Howard
United Committee For Prohibition Enforcement
America
Gereke
Howard
John J. Burke
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Holy Father
Rome
Gerecke
Debt settlements spark long debate as new Congress ready
As the Sixty-ninth Congress opens, debate looms over debt settlements taxes farm relief and a slate of investigations. Cabinet officers Wilbur Davis and Work face scrutiny over air defense the Shenandoah disaster and reclamation law. Party splits widen with winter politics and coal suspension policy under review.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Foridge
Wilbur
Navy
Davis
War Department
Interior Department
War Departments
Shenandoah
New England
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Coolidge Replies To Lewis Letter On Coal
President Coolidge outlined views on the coal crisis in a letter to John L. Lewis head of the United Mine Workers but officials withheld publication to avoid embarrassment and to not interfere with peace efforts in the anthracite region. The White House said the president did reply, but the letter would not be made public to prevent interference with Governor Pinchot and the upcoming conference.
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Jated
Washington
Coolidge
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
White House
Pinchot
Her Majesty Montana The Glorious Land Promises Come True
A vivid feature extols Montana as a land of hope where promises find follow through. The piece links state pride, scenic beauty, and steady progress under a monarchic metaphor, celebrating local identity and aspirations.
Montana’s Grain Exhibit Triumph Sets State Record
Montana dominates the International Hay and Grain Show with 104 awards, including 10 first places, four world sweepstakes, and two reserve championships. L. P. Yates of Fishtail wins the sweepstakes wheat cup with Montana Marquis wheat, declared a perfect exhibit.
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North America
Montana
A. J. Ogaard
International Crop Improvement Association
Chicago
L. P. Yates
Fishtail
Mont
Stillwater
W. H. Jones
Canada
C. Edson Smith
Corvallis
L. Peterson
Victor, Mont
Peterson
Montana pioneer William Coleman dead at 97
Civil war veteran and Montana trail blazer William Coleman died at noon at his Deer Lodge home. Noted as discoverer of Ruby gulch and first to reach bedrock at Grasshopper, he led mining and fraternal work, serving as past G A R department commander and past president of the Montana Society of Pioneers. He and his brother Lewis left Germantown Ohio for Montana in 1866, prospecting camps from Rochestor to Horse Prairie.
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Deer Lodge
William Coleman
Montana
Bedrock
Grasshopper Creek
Montana Society of Pioneers
Coleman
Lewis
Germantown
Ohio
Federal Army
Kansas City
Virginia City
Rochester
Camp Creek
Soap Gulch
Loom Creek
Idaho
Horse Prairie
Mr. Coleman
Ruby Gulch
Seventh Annual Young Men's Vocational Conference Set in Bozeman
Bozeman hosts the Seventh Annual Young Men's Vocational Conference February 1 through 4, the nation’s largest such event. Special railroad rates apply across Montana and neighboring states. Last year 1,178 high school students attended, with strong support from corporations and Prof. M. J. Abbey. The C M and St P railroad provides sleeping cars for attendees.
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Bozeman
United States
Montana State
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
North Dakota
South Dakota
Il Montana
M. J. Abbey
Montana's Wheat Record Signals State Prosperity
James P. Gillick chief official of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway praised Montana for record wheat output and strong livestock markets during a visit through the western states. He noted favorable prices and an overall outlook for 1926 with encouragement across Montana Idaho and Washington as he continued to Chicago.
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Montana
James P. Gillick
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Butte
Chicago
Gillick
Seattle
Idaho
Washington
Middle West Feels Winters Icy Hand
Old Man Winter grips the Midwest with blizzards slowing trains and snarling wires. Snow blocks roads across Iowa Nebraska Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Colorado Indiana Kansas the Dakotas and beyond with relief unlikely while cold persists and snow may ease tomorrow.
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Chicago
Middle West
Iowa
Neobraska
Wisconsin
Colorado
Minnesota
Indiana
Illinois
Army Situation Called Critical in Davis Report
Secretary Davis told President Coolidge the regular army is extremely critical and urged serious consideration of the national defense act. He did not request new funds but urged increasing the Hawaiian garrison by 211 officers and 6,669 men and Panama by 229 officers and 5,086 men.
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Associated Press
Washington
Davis
War Department
Coolidge
Panama
HOUSES ORGANIZED AT G. O. P. CAUCUSES
Washington December 5 Republicans in both chambers moved toward formal organization while split over how to treat Senator La Follette. La Follette attended Wisconsin insurgent talks as House Republicans began removing his supporters from key committees.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
la Follette
Wisconsin
Republican Committee On Committees
Robert M. la Pollette
Proven Ancient Civilization in the Sahara Claims Paris
Paris reports Count de Provok and Beloit College explorers confirm methods for proving an advanced ancient civilization in the south central Sahara. In the Hoggar region they claim to have unearthed a legendary tomb and evidence of trade routes linking Carthage to a great ancient world, hailed by some as Atlantis.
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Paris
Dec
Sahara
Count de Provok
Beloit College
Lahora
Count de Prorek
Bradley Tyrrell
Beloit
Wisconsin
Hoggar
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