Plot to Assassinate Allenby Bared in Egypt Morocco Intervenes
Article reports Islamic unrest in North Africa spurring France to consider enlarging its North African holdings to curb Muslim uprising. Egyptian nationalists kill a British officer, Abdel Krim’s Riff forces threaten Spain’s evacuation, and Paris fears Britain or Madrid weakness could trigger revolts prompting possible French occupation or talks to control Moroccan zone.
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Allenby Bared
Egypt
France
John O'Brien
Panis
North
Africa
Abdel Krim
Spain
Foreign Office
Morocco
England
Paria
Madrid
Riffinns
Morocto
World Bean King Not to Be Brought Here for Sheriff
Albion New York November 26 Sheriff Horace Kelsey and Deputy Kellogg left for the south to bring bankrupt bean king Lewis I. Sands back to Tampa for the prisoner Sheriff Harris declined to take Sands to Atlanta to meet them The Orleans county grand jury meets Monday and District Attorney Munson seeks Sands to be brought to Atlanta to face his case promptly Mrs Grace Gerris Sands business manager arrested on forgery warrant likely to be presented to the grand jury Monday and Sands to be brought before jurors after arrival from the south
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Albion
N.Y
Horace Kelsey
Charles Kellogg
South
Lewis I. Landa
Bean King
Tampa
Fla
Harris
Sanik
Atlanta
Orleans County
William A. Munson
Sands
Florida
Grace K. Gerris
Oust Treasury From Dry Duty Urged By U S Judges
Federal judges press transfer of prohibition unit from the Treasury to the Justice Department. Taft sends recommendation to Congress calling for immediate shift and dedicating enforcement funds to the attorney general. Judges seek two more circuit justices in the eighth circuit and new district judges for southern New York northern Georgia western New York and Maryland. They urge libraries funded for nine circuit courts with annual book maintenance.
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Associated Press
Washington
Prohibition Unit
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Judicial Conference
Taft
Stone
Congress
Eighth Circuit
New York
Georgia
Maryland
Apeal
Federal Court
Ds Circuit Courts of Appeals
Samaritansism price to tie inventor in theft incident
Washington on November 26 Sylvester D Armour of New Orleans inventor of a concrete railroad tie was robbed of 3220 dollars he carried to secure patent rights and interest from government officials. Armour said a gatekeeper claimed he dropped coins on the hotel washroom floor and that the theft occurred during the search.
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Washington
Sylvester D. Armour
New Orleans
Raleigh
Armour
Walker urged Georgia not to join brokers suits
Georgia Attorney General George M. Napier advised Governor Clifford Walker that the state should not participate in any federal court action between Solicitor General John A. Boykin and cotton brokers indicted in Fulton county on charges of violating the state law against dealing in cotton futures on margin. Napier said the matter is local and does not affect state sovereignty, though he noted possible involvement if the case sought to override police powers.
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George M. Napier
Clifford Walker
John A. Boykin
Fulton County Grand Jury
Napier
Boykin
W. Davis
W. L. Hendrick
J. L. Vickery
E. McClain
Chester A. Blount
C. Sherman
Guy Dickey
Robert Harrington
Roy Brightwell
Walter W. King
Walter Smith
A. B. Smith
Wage dispute ends in triple homicide in Dubois
In Dubois Pennsylvania on November 26, three men were shot and killed at the Jackson Witrifiel China Company plant by John Soukup of Cleveland, who then shot himself. Victims Harry W. Jackson, president. William Darden, sales manager. and Soukup claimed wage debts tied to a different firm. The bodies were found near Falls Creek with two pistols nearby. Soukup had traveled from Cleveland the previous Saturday to press his claim.
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Dubois
Harry W. Jackson
Anager
Jackson Witrifiel China Company
William Darden
Chicago
John Soukup
Cleveland
Soukup
Jackson
Falls Creek
Cing Company
Eee Fon Ey
Spirit of Thanksgiving Day Marks City's Celebration
Atlanta observes Thanksgiving with proclaims from President Coolidge and local officials. Weatherman forecasts fair, warm weather as churches, schools, and charities plan early services and basket dinners for the needy. Public life slows with banks and offices closed. parks, theaters, and radio offer holiday programming while hunters head to Fulton De Kalb and Gwinnett counties for plentiful game. Turkey dominates as master of ceremonies in the day’s festivities.
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K. L. Eagon
Atlanta
Georgia
Turkey
Conlidge
Walker
Sims
Nish
Alabama
Birmingham
Fulton
de Kalb
Gwinnette
Post Office
Federal
Heme Iovera
Coolidge Faces Senate Tug Of War Over Butler Power
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge must manage tense relations with Senate leaders led by Curtis and with Senator William M Butler as White House spokesman. The rift stems from discord at the Cleveland convention over soldier benefits tax moves and immigration policy. Butler’s influence, past Lodge ties, and potential committee placements provoke factional strife within the Republican Senate.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Curtis
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
White House
Seriou
Cleveland
Butler
Senate Republicans
Mellon
Burton
Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Lodge
Magnus Johnson
Pepe
Esas
Outline Evidence to Be Introduced in Forbes Trial
Chicago reports outline the prosecution and defense in the Forbes Thompson case over 1922 Veterans Bureau hospital contracts. Morimer as key informant, alleged acts include division of funds and questionable conduct, with few acts deemed suspicious by defense.
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Forbes
Chicago
Charles R. Forbes
Seattle
Wash
John W. Thompson
St. Louis
Veterans’ Bureau
Thompson
Congress
John W. H. Crim
James S. Hasby - Smith
Navy
Easley-Smith
Mortimer
Elias H. Mortimer
Philadelphia
Washington
Crim
Charles F. Cramer
James W. Black
Thompsons Partover
Puzzle Fiends' Now Get Chance to Tangle Words
The Constitution invites readers to submit crossword puzzles for publication with a prize and Howard Theater pass beginning January 1. Mail entries to the Cross-Word Puzzle Editor at The Constitution in Atlanta, not later than December 14 with judge from a new class of experts reviewing submissions.
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Constitution
Ora Sesson
Howard Theater
The
Atlanta
Egyptian Crisis in Egypt Threatens British Officials
London dispatch reports Egyptian nationalists plan to strike at high commissioner Lord Allenby. Additional security doubles for residency guards and armed escorts for officers. Ziwar Pasha agrees to cooperate with British demands, while rounds of arrests target Zagloul Pasha allies to curb assassinations. Crisis seen as subsiding but tensions linger.
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Associated Press
London
Visecount Allenby
Cairo
Daily Mail
Lord Allenby
Ziwar
Ziwar Pasha
Mail
Great Britain
Russell Pasha
Zagloul Pasha
Ara Zaglou
Nekrashy Bey
Zagloul
Ministry of the Interior
Abdul Rahman Fahay
Partly Cloudy Warm Weather Ahead in Washington Forecast
Washington forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures. Thursday and Friday expect fair conditions with a warm trend and light southwest winds. Local report notes rainfall data and temperature readings including high and low figures for the period.
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Washington
Georgia
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