King Tutankhamen Crown Unveiled In Tomb Visit
Special correspondent reports from Luxor that Henry Carter and French director Lacau continue unwrapping the Tutankhamen mummy. The chest is exposed to the stage where a gold belt, daggers, sun god plate, and feathered wings are visible. The crown appears but its exact nature remains uncertain. An official communique is planned pending Arabic translation.
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Luxor
Egypt
Floward Carter
Lacau
Antiquities
Tutankhamen
Carter
Lacan
Seti II
73-Year-Old Slayer Sentenced to Die
J D Wallace a 73 year old retired farmer and father of 19 children was sentenced to death by a circuit court jury in Columbia Mississippi for the murder of his wife on October 8. The date for execution was set for December 18. The body was found in a ravine near their home with the wife’s head crushed and testimony indicated Wallace beat away children who tried to aid their mother.
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Associated Press
Columbia
Miss
J. D. Wallace
Wallace
Kentucky lawmaker must serve term in Atlanta federal pen
CINCINNATI November 13 The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed two year sentences and $10 000 fines for Congressmen W Langley of Pikeville Kentucky and Milton Lipschutz of Philadelphia for conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act They were convicted in Covington Kentucky last May for conspiring to divert 1 400 cases of bonded whiskey from the Belle of Anderson distillery at Lawrenceburg Kentucky The court did not reveal whether their counsel would take the case to the Supreme Court Langley ran for re election during the appeal and was reelected
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Associated Presse
Cincinnati
Dot W. Langley
Pikevile
Milton Lipsehults
Philadelphia
Athena
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Langley and Lipschitz
Dudee A. M
Cochrane
Covington
Belle of Anderson
Lawrenceburg
Langley
Lipschutz
Supreme Court
Lady Dunsford Loses Big Under Referee Ruling
The New York Times will report that Lady Dunsford formerly Genevieve Sinclair Gould and her three children by Gould are set to be the heaviest losers under Referee James A OGorman's ruling. The Jay Gould estate trustees face liability for 23 the amount tied to admin issues. Frank M Gould, Edwin Gould's son, stands as the largest winner among beneficiaries.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Times
Dunsford
Genevieve Sinclair Gould
George Jay Gould
Gould
James A. O'Gorman
Jay Gould
Frank M. Gould
Edwin Gould
Anna Gould
Valentino to aid wife's Paris divorce action
Associated Press reports Rudolph Valentino confirmed Mrs Winifred Hudnut Valentino has filed for divorce in Paris. He will sail on the Leviathan to hasten proceedings and accept the court’s pronouncement expected around December 15. He cites irreconcilable differences over independence versus his home-maker ideal.
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Associated Press
New York
Rudolph Valentino
Richard Hudnut
Winifred Hudnut Valentino
Paris
Valentino
Butchers Expect High Prices for Montana Turkeys
Montana turkey markets in Butte and Anaconda project record prices for the 1925 gobbler with top birds quoted around 55 to 60 cents per pound. Less fancy selections may bring 5 to 15 cents less. Wet Montana weather pressures supply, though no shortage is seen, and past wartime highs of 60 cents a pound are recalled. Eastern buyers are watching the market as the second hatch develops.
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Montana
Butte
Anaconda
Northwest to showcase Montana at Madison Square Garden expo
D J Charles of the Butte Chamber of Commerce reports Montana and other Northwestern states will have heavy representation at the Northwestern Industrial and Agricultural Exposition in Madison Square Garden New York May 10 to 23 1926. Delegates from four northwestern states Alaska and various industries will exhibit grains lumber mining fishing and agriculture. A second Chicago expo may follow in 1927 if the 1926 showing succeeds.
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Associated Press
Northwest
Madison Square Garden
New York City
D. J. Charles
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Chambers of Commerce
Alaska
George F. Baker
Ic Northwest
Pacific Northwest
East
Kemmer
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce
Montana
O. M. Lanstrum
Harry Cunningham
Northwestern
James R. Hobbins
A. C. M. Company
Charles
Mr. Charles
State Bureau
Chicago
Fervid Love Letters Read In Suit Of Rich Man's Son
In White Plains New York Nov 13 the annulling suit over Leon Rhinelander and Alice Beatrice Jones reveals letters he sent to his wife and more than 60 such notes have been read. Defense counsel Lee Parsons Davis says other letters will be produced to challenge the marriage claim and reputational damage looms for the Rhinelander family.
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Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Knickerbocker
White Plains
N. Y
Alice Beatrice Jones
Lee Parsons Davis
Leonard
Davis
Rhinelander
Sthinelander
Alice
California
San Francisco
Cliff Hotel
No Delivery This Year Of Parcels On Christmas Day
Instructions from postmasters to close lines at midnight December 24 and grant 24 hours off to mail staff mark the first fully observed Christmas holiday in the department. Mail sent late may reach recipients after Christmas with gifts delayed by the shutdown at the Butte post office.
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Butte
Te Postoffice
Christ
Engineer charged over fatal Plainsboro wreck in New Jersey
Ten warrants for manslaughter were issued in New Jersey against Timothy J. Carroll engineer of the Pennsylvania train that crashed into a Washington express near Plainsboro N J killing ten and injuring 29. Bonds were set at 1000 dollars per warrant and a detective was sent to Jersey City to serve them. The warrants follow a court inquiry blaming Carroll for the wreck.
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Jersey City
N.J
New Jersey
Timothy J. Carroll
Pennsylvania
Yestern
Plainsboro
N. J
Ball
John Cgc
Kirk.patrick
Carroll
Final Move Made to Save Chapman
Hartford Courant reports from Norwalk that Ray M. Wiley special counsel for Gerald Chapman filed papers with Judge E. Thomas seeking Chapman's transfer to the United States to finish a 25 year sentence in Atlanta prison.
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Associated Press
Hartford
The
Hartford Courant
Norwalk
Conn
Ray M. Wiley
Springfield
Mass
Gerald Chapman
E. &. Thomas
Federal Court
Chapman
United States
Atlanta
Butte Potato Snow Show Closes Tonight
The Butte potato show ends this evening after a three day run with visitors inspecting displays signing attendance cards and entering prizes including sacks of spuds and a potato count guess. Free samples of chips and cultivation advice draw crowds as the event winds down.
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Butte
Australia to Try Compulsory Voting in Federal Election
Melbourne scene ahead of tomorrow’s federal election shows intense interest as a record poll is secured due to compulsory voting. Premier Stanley M. Bruce and his cabinet express confidence the government will be returned to power.
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Melbourne
Stanley M. Bruce
Wife in Politics Breaks Up His Home in New Jersey
Edward Feickert of Plainfield N J testified in a district court divorce case that his wife Lillian Feickert, a Republican state organizer and New Jersey Women’s Republican club president, deserted home life after joining the suffrage movement in 1919 and continued active politics after women won the vote. He said she cared more for public life than for him and promised to quit politics but did not.
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Associated Press
Reno
Edward ¥. Feickert
State Trust Company
Plainfield
N. J
Lillian &. Feickert
New Jersey
Feickert
Mitchell Court-Martial Rules On Lansdowne Testimony
The Mitchell court martial refused to strike Mrs Margaret Lansdowne s statement from the record and denied Capt Paul Foley a rebuttal out of order. Col Sherman Moreland sought to delete the widow s remarks about Shenandoah events, but the motion failed. Foley later sought to testify in rebuttal, which the court again ruled out of order, postponing his reply to the previous day s statement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mitchell
Margaret Ross Lansdowne
Paul Foley
Shenandoah Navy Court of Inquiry
Naval Court
Col
Sherman Moreland
The
Shenandoah
Tts
Foley
Begs Jury To Spare Lives Of Klan Leaders In Indiana
Eph Inman, veteran criminal attorney, pleads with a jury to spare D. C. Stephenson and two bodyguards from the electric chair and prison for the alleged abduction and death of Madge Oberholtzer. Prosecutors say Stephenson, Gentry, and Klenck are responsible for the Indianapolis death after a March 16 poisoning incident.
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Associated Press
Noblesville
Ind
Bar of
Indiana
Eph Inman
D. C. Stephenson
Ku Klux Klan
Inma
Stephenson
Madge Oberholtzer
Indianapolis
Kurl Gentry
Karl Klenck
Hammond
Romania Debt to America Next for Consideration
The American debt commission opened talks on Romania's debt after Italy's funding pact. M Titulescu leads Romania's mission. settlement likely near British terms. Romania's debt totals 46.5 million dollars with accrued interest around 10.38 million. Formal decision delayed to Tuesday as war department claims are settled and funding terms refined.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Debt Commission
Romania
M. Titulescu
Treasury
Coolidge
Italy
America
England
Great Britain
War Department
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Lady Dunsford
Sam
Shiek
Screen
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