Army air corps amphibian planes to tour Central South America
Army air corps officials plan an 18 524 mile amphibian plane tour of Central and South America starting December 20. Ten pilots will visit more than 79 cities across 30 geographical divisions over three months, crossing the Andes and landing on water and land. The tour aims to strengthen ties and showcase amphibian capabilities with a single motor Liberty engine and extended cruising range.
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Ban Antonio
Army Air Corps
State Department
Central
South America
Ameriand
Ecuador
Nicaurenzua
Berbert A. Dargue
Ni- Catiragua
Guavagquil
Song Joop
San Antonio
Washington, D. C
United States
City Shelters Eight Vagrants In Cold Weather Roundup
Police arrest eight men booked as state vags after a cold night left them without funds or belongings. Detectives Kinney Roe Morrison and Hallisey led the roundup, with charges to be explained in police court this morning.
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Kinney, Roe
Morrison
Hallisey
Taxpayers Cheer As City Clears Old Warrants
Taxpayers cheer as city eliminates outstanding warrants after thirteen months. The plan includes redeeming about 29000 in land bonds and 26660 in maintenance warrants from Hecht district, funded by the first 1926 tax levy installment paid in November, with monthly warrants drawn on police court revenues and licenses.
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Hechting
Poor Fund Debt Cut by $20000 in Silver Bow County
Silver Bow county will pay about 20000 to holders of 17000 poor fund warrants registered in April 1922. About 38000 in interest has accrued. Redemption reduces warrant indebtedness, leaving roughly 169090 unpaid. Commissioners Gemmell and Fearney pledge to cut the balance as funds allow. Courthouse bonds will be redeemed, leaving 1590000 in debt cleared by June 6, 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
Wiliam Gemmell
Tim Fearney
Murder charge against Boland in Rodgers slaying
Boland is charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of Paddy Rodgers at the Bilboa home. Ed Rodgers, Paddy’s brother, is the principal witness. trial set with jurors from Judge Carroll and Judge Bourquin departments. Bail fixed at 7400 dollars. Boland lacks funds for release.
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Boland
Lynch
Davis
Claxton
Rodgers
W. S. Carroll
George R Bourquin
D Boland
Ed Rodgers
Paddy
Dan Shea
Shea
Paddy Rodgers
H Mself
Bilboa
Andy Boland
Walkerville
Taxation of Soft Drinks Looms Over SC Legislature Meeting
The coming January session of the South Carolina legislature faces a central issue over soft drink taxation. Lawmakers, economists, and industry representatives anticipate debate on new levies, revenue projections, and potential impacts on consumers and retailers.
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South Carolina
Suhohl School Delays and Board Actions Report
The board discussed delays in building the Suhohl school with contracts totaling tens of thousands. Delays were blamed on securing workers and weather. Married teachers faced scrutiny with a firm stance on resignation if married. Budgets covered December salaries, labor, and accounts, with Christmas payment planned.
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Stewart
Readle
Wallace
Iida
Ford
Butte Automobile
Montana Auto and Garage
Patterson- Overland Knight
Halloran & Bennett
Parker Thompson
Silver Bow Motor Car Company
Broadway Garage
Standard Motor Company
Pitana Motor Company
Butte Motor Truck Company
Camp Fire
Atherton
Hawthorne
First Presbyterian Church
Association of School Trustees
Agnes Hanratty
Catherine Harrington
Beadle
Thea
Radio Man to Face Extradition Over McPherson Case
Kenneth G. Ormiston plans surrender in California conspiracy and subornation of perjury charges tied to the Aimee Semple McPherson disappearance. Four witnesses testified to probe kidnapping claims. extradition papers to move him from Chicago to Los Angeles for hearing.
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Chicago
Starrixburg
Ormiston
California
McPherson
Maico i
Ktaie
Keyes
Los Angeles
KE. J. Dennison
Kenneth 4G
Aimee Semple Melc Herson
Joseph Ryan
Mra
Lorraine Wiseman-Sielaff
Laura Wright
BB. Gaspy
Hollywood
Damrosch Resigns After 42 Years in Conducting Role
Walter Damrosch today resigned as conductor of the New York Symphony Orchestra a position he had held for 17 years effective at season's end No successor has been named and the decision ends a long tenure in New York music leadership
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New York
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Ferdinand Leaves Bed After Surgeries
King Ferdinand of Romania, after two recent operations for a serious intestinal ailment, left his bed for several hours and ate solid food for the first time since his initial operation. He conferred with Premier Averescu on state affairs for over an hour in Bucharest.
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Associated Press
Bucharest
Ferdinand
Averescu
Narcotic Cure Found In New York Correctional Hospital
Frederick A. Wallace announced seven months of tests at Welfare island correctional hospital show successful treatment of narcotic addiction using a liquid solution called narcosan. The claim, made in New York on December 14, cites the new method as a breakthrough in addiction treatment.
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New York
Frederick A. Wallace
Correcion
New York City
Rodeo Riders Try for Death of 15 Year Old Girl
In Brigham City Utah a jury was seated to hear the murder case of rodeo riders Leroy T. Allen and Charles Martindale charged in district court with poisoning death of Lillian Richards a 15 year old Bennington Idaho girl. Testimony set to begin with Judge Melvin C. Harris presiding and expected to last several days.
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Brigham City
Utah
Leroy T. Allen
Charles Martindale
Lillian Richards
Bennington
Idaho
Melvin C. Harris
Miss Richards
Tremonton
Leroy B. Young
Democratic candidate drowns after car overturns into Willow Creek
L C Findlay a Democratic candidate for the Wyoming legislature was drowned near Kemmerer when his car slid over an eight foot embankment into Willow Creek. The creeks froze over again trapping the victim underwater. A chimney fire at Craven on South Main street caused minor damage and a roof chimney extension fell.
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Rcanciated
Kemmerer
Wyo
L. C F'ndlay
Willow Creek
Here
Craven Watare
South Main Street
Qouerts Street
Earn Relief Bill Comes To Senate
A relief bill, mostly McNary Haugen in spirit, reaches the Senate with key changes. It drops tariff yardstick and price standards, limits equalization fees to per unit, and funds a 290 million revolving loan pool for commodity stabilization. Loans to cooperatives for surplus control are allowed without an equalization fee.
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Senate
Representatve
Federal Farm Board
Severe winter storms claim multiple lives across North America
A cold wave and blizzard sweep Seattle and Western Canada causing five deaths in Washington state from lows and snow. Alberta farmer Reuben Shannon frozen to death while driving horses. temperatures dip to minus 36 in Regina and minus 28 in Winnipeg as Yukon winds drive power and transport delays.
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Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Canada
United States Weather Bureau
Washington State
Reuben Shannon
Alberta
Shannon
Sedalia
Canadian
Saskatoon
Qu’ Apelle
Regina
Pas
Minnedosa
Winnipeg
Washington
Oregon
Klamath Falls
Confession In Union Pacific Mail Robbery Trial
Jack Madigan, once a railway mail clerk, faced exclusion of his confession in federal court. He and five others are on trial for the August Rock Springs robbery that lost 325000 in bonds and currency. Bradford and Ellis pleaded guilty. prosecutors planned to introduce related confessions despite defense claims of intimidation. The jury was excluded during the dispute over admissibility.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Jack Madigan
Union Pacific Mail
Rock Springs
Wyo
Wargel
Post Office
Madgan
United States District Court
Wiliam F. Bradford
Raymond ‘Kid’ Ellis
Madigan
T. Blake Kennedy
A. D. Waiton
John Kamariotis
Jack Kearns
Wilbur Barnett
Frazier Snubs Maneuver in Return to Senate
Washington December 14 Republican leaders faced trouble as Senator Frazier North Dakota insurgent says he was not restored to his former ranking on most committees only Indian affairs was upgraded. He learned of the change late today and declined to act, noting it was their doing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senator Frazier
North Dakota
Frazier
Republican Conference
Robert M. la Foyette
Vanderbilt outs director berths in railways
New York December 14 W K Vanderbilt resigns as a director of the Chicago and Northwestern and of the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha railways. W Edward Webb Jr is elected as his successor on both boards. At the Chicago Northwestern office officials cited no known special reason for the resignation.
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Kalispell
Miles City
Calgary
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Omaha
Portland
St. Paul
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Seattle
Willston
Yellowstone
Washington
Town
Missouri
Rockies
Minnesota
Colorado
Kansas
Wahington
Associated Press
W. K. Vanderlilt
Chiene
Northwestern Railway
Montana Cold Wave Brings Little Livestock or Grain Damage
The press from Helena reports minimal livestock losses and little grain damage after a prolonged cold spell. Federal crop statisticians cite wheat varieties and snowfall in Gallatin. state officials note adequate feed and past stock reductions. Record lows include Yellowstone Park 26 below and Billings 24 below, with other towns ranging 10 to 28 below. Across Ontario's Port Arthur, a gale halts harbor movement and no vessel clearances will occur this season.
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Helena
J. G. Diamond
Fergus
Custer
W. J. Butler
Montana
Yellowstone Park
Weather Bureau
Billings
Butte
Havre
Miles City
Missoula
Kalispell
Aset
Port Arthur
Ontario
Thunder Bay
Shippers’ Clearance Association
Weather Moderates with Sunny Day in Lewistown
The Acenecin'ed press reports Lewistown had a bright sunny day with a high of 15 above zero. By evening temperatures dropped to about five below zero as the weather grew colder.
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Lewistown
Cold in Bozeman Weather Report Flips to Frigid
Bozeman area recorded continuous cold with temperatures dipping to 25 below at 6 etork this morning. The day’s low was six below, while the barometer held steady overnight as precipitation lingered.
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Bozeman
Associated Press
Rozeman
Ben Gold to Shelby for checks case in seven fifteen
Ben Gold, brought to Butte from Havre on December 3 by Deputy Sheriff Emmett Sullivan, will be taken to Shelby at 7:15 AM to answer charges of passing worthless checks. Sheriff Thomas Daley of Shelby arrived yesterday to return him on the morning train.
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Ben Gold
Butte
Havre
Emmett Sullivan
Shelby
Thomas Tt. Daley
License to marry issued to Penaluna and Rich in Butte
The clerk of the court issued a license to marry yesterday to Thomas Penaluna 18 and Henrietta Rich 18 both residents of Butte.
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Thomas Penaluna
Henrietta Rich
Butte
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Hart Kerhaffner & Marr Clothes
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