Doheny Trial Details Taint of Japan Mentioned
In Washington the trial of Edward L. Doheny unfolds with defense highlighting his four hour direct examination. He denies corruption connected to naval leases and notes a $100,000,000 potential profit from oil ventures tied to Pearl Harbor policy and Navy supervision amid a broader conspiratorial case.
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Washington
Dec
Senate
Albert
Fall
Interior
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Hawai
Elk Wills
California
Japan
Pacific
Epina
Poe Angers
Doheny
Los Angeles
Fatarior Secreay
Edward J T. Doheny, Jr
Chaplin Seeks Split of Children as Lita Demands Both
Charlie Chaplin would be satisfied to take one of his five children and let his estranged wife the former Lita Grey keep the other if acceptable. Chaplin's representative said Mrs. Chaplin would never agree to separation and intends to keep both. Attorney George Freyher said efforts to settle out of court continued.
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LOS Angels
Chariie Chaplin
Lita Grey
Arreca
Comedan
Edward Mannon
Chaplin
Fan
George Freehe
Catholics Display Apostles Bones In Leather Case
A site in Minietta displays a leather bound reliquary said to hold the bones of the twelve apostles. The exhibit, part of a famed collection, arrived via representatives and is presented as a significant religious artifact for the church.
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Uifeage Historien
Minieteln
Poaseraten
Yenre Nice
Reman
Ware Smith Ouster Proposal Marks Senate Session
In Washington a battle over campaign expenditures opened with Democrat Theo Dill proposing that Senators Ware and Smith be disqualified. Neal called for investigation into Tennessee Senator Tyson’s funds. The Senate campaign committee met behind closed doors but adjourned without a plan.
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Ware-Smith
Senate
Washington
Dr. Democrat
Pennsylvania
William 8S. Ware
Frank L. Smith
John R. Neal
Knoxville
Tenn
Senate Elections Committee
Tyson
Tennessee
Neal
Ware
Smith
Vare
Ashurst
Arizona
Yast Cigar Firm Ordered to Change Name In Trademark Clash
The Yast Cigar Company Inc of 178 State Street must alter its product name after a civil court injunction in New Haven. Tsadorg Hafilea and Israel J. Coin were named officers. the case stems from a conflict with the New Havenbased Ostervwot company and prior Mosrovit label usage. The firm previously marketed Young Moscoyite and Mosrovit, facing multiple petitions and temporary waivers.
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Yast Cigar Company, Inc
State Street
Tsadorg Hafilea
Maplewood Avenue
Israel J. Coin
Clinton Avenue
Doencigne
Finven Company
Moscorita
Traven Company
Yast Clear Company
Sith Hon Wis Ven
Yast Cigan
Young Moscoyite
Actian Helled
West Point Cadet Breaks Neck While Standing Straight
Worcester, Me report of Cadet Adrican J. Van Leeuwen at West Point who fractured a neck vertebra while attempting to align for drill. The War Department confirms the injury occurred during standard instruction and not hazing. Van Leeuwen entered July 1 this year, previously ill with measles. Board cites anatomical peculiarity as cause. War Department approves.
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West Point
Worcester
Mie
Der
Adrican J. Varn Fe Eneen
West Poise
War Department
Academy
van Leeuwen
Luc Ander
Lat van Bank
Cadet van Leeuwen
War Dee Peertitend
Actress Smoller Dies by Poison in New York Hotel
Dorothy Smoller of Tony Branch California committed suicide in her Hotel Shelton room by swallowing potassium cyanide. A note to Governor Strong and a letter to her mother were found, and a box of jewelry was directed to be sent to her mother. She had been ill with tuberculosis for four years and had been staying at the hotel since November.
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Dorothy Smaller
New York
Benjamin Strong
Federal Reserve Bank
Tony Branch
Cal
Shelton
49Th Street
Lexington Avenue
Thackberry
John Boucher
Rose Smol
Sabe
Mr. Strong
Strong
Society Woman Louise Hewitt Falls to Death in New York
New York socialite Louise Hewitt wife of Abrames S Hewitt and descendant of prominent figures was found dying on the pavement at 125 East 24th Street at 4 10 am. She died an hour later at Belle vue hospital. Cause believed suicide after a nervous disorder. She was 25 and daughter of W J Schieffelin. Beatrice Goaling found her. Hewitt had recently been at Stockbridge Sanitarium.
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New York
Louise Hewitt
Abrames
Hewitt
Peter Cooper
East 24Th Street
Bellevue Hospital
W. J. Schieffelin
Clvic
Mra. Hewitt
Beatrice Goaling
Stock
Bridge
24 Miners Die In Indiana Explosion and Aftermath
Report of a fatal mine disaster in Indiana with 24 miners killed and several entombed. Rescue crews cleared debris, transported injured to hospital, while a separate school board discussion on a proposed teachers salary schedule continued.
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Indiana
Three Arrestees Die At Sing Sing In Robbery Case
Dec. 9 AP reports John Maxwell twenty one and accomplices William Barszyouck twenty eight and Casimir Barszyouck twenty one were executed in Sing Sing's electric chair for the Brooklyn chain store robbery and killing of an elderly woman February 13. Barszyouck showed defiant conduct in death row, refusing his mother and heckling the chaplain during prayer services. The two brothers were seen with visitors and spent their final hours with newspapers and among fellow prisoners.
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Ossining
John Maxwell
William
Barszyouck
Casimir
Tenty
Iis
Ibowvevens
Permet
Barszyouc
Yesterdaiam
John J. Maca Fpey
Bibl
Apon
Bareouck
BNO
Phantom Stabber Suspect Arrested
A suspect tied to a string of stabbings was arrested after being traced near a hospital. Police seized a large knife and identified the youth as Joseph Stewart, about twenty, with investigators set to question him in New Haven.
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Avaped
Abnsolt
Joseph Stewart
Visa
New Haven
Stolen Coat Incident Leads to Teen Arrest
A 19 year old girl was arrested after wearing a stolen coat. The chaotic report references police actions and mixed phrases, including mentions of Antowan and other unclear details. The fragmentary text indicates a disturbance and subsequent arrest connected to the garment.
Prohibition Debate Over Treasury Bill in House
House proceedings centered on the Treasury appropriation for prohibition enforcement with about 13 million dollars for enforcement and 15 million for Coast Guard anti-smuggling. Gallivan assailed prohibition and Wheeler, while Blanton Luce backed enforcement and the anti saloon league amid a heated exchange over continuing a non enforceable law.
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Washington
Treasury
Prohibition
Coast Guard
Gailivan
Massachusetts
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Blanton
Texas
Wheeler
Luce
Gallivan
American Republic
Ormiston Bound Westward After Capture in Harrisburg
Kennets Ormiston, a missing radio operator linked to the Aimee Semple McPherson case, was found in Harrisburg en route to Chicago with Chicago detectives. Detective Oscar Carson said they traced him by letter and planned a timed move to Chicago carnival. Chicago authorities seek Ormiston for subordination of perjury and conspiracy to defeat justice. getaway involved a hired car and secret destination.
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Harrisburg
Dee
G. Omaistan
Aimee Semple McPherson
Chicago
Oscar Carson
Focal Parice Force
Carson
Ormiston
Chan
Los Angeles
Pennetthiris Hotel
Gixl
Prosperity Seen to Persist Says Secretary Mellon
Secretary Mellon told Congress that the nation enjoys a record income level with no expected dip in prosperity. He urged dry law passage, endorsed Treasury enforcement of prohibition, and supported McFadden branch banking while postponing tax revision until the new revenue law is enacted. The report highlights a broad prosperity base with rising spending but growing savings and life insurance, and notes stimulus from pending measures and government surpluses to be returned to taxpayers.
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Washington
Dec
Mellon
Congress
Treasury
Treasury Department
eBiso
Federal Reserve System
McFadden
Myx. Mellon
Coolidge
Trolley Company Seeks New Tracks in Connecticut
A trolley firm seeks charter change to double tracks on the Past Road cutoff from Grasmere through Biot Street to Walrfield Center. The plan, prepared during reconstruction, aims to extend tracks and gain legislative approval while Fairfield town meeting opposed the tract layout.
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Connecticut
Rampany
Trolley Company
Nec
Legistare
Grasmere
Biot Street
Walrfield Center
Fairfield
Salary Raise for U. S. Judges Voted and Criticism Rises
The Senate approved a measure to raise federal judge salaries, moving to the president for approval. Critics in the House and some lawmakers object to broad raises, arguing the plan needs scrutiny and noting the Carnegie annuity history. The bill would lift associate justices from 14000 to 32000 and adjust lower court salaries accordingly.
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Graham
Judicia Committee
Rainey
Carnegie
Mr. Tatt
Supreme Court
Bul
Dudaes
Banks Subscribing to Salts Textile Securities in Reorganization
Bridgeport banks subscribe to $32 million of receiver certificates as William T. Smith, receiver, gains court authorization to continue operations of the Salts Textile plant in Darby Pa. The action secures $7.7 million in certificates and outlines plans to use the plant until fall 1927. Several banks, including Guaranty Trust, agree to participate, stabilizing the local industry and continuing payrolls.
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Bridgeport
Salys Textile Company
West Wawing
States District Court
Nowiliam T. Smith
Celver
Victor and
Achelis
Pany
Guaranty Trust Compu
New York
Darby
Gros
Smith
Iudge
John
Pullman
Attla
City Trust
Bank and Trust
Bi Fompany
Cat Vietor
Dalt
Et Pany
Bridger
Fireport
Dewi 3
Newi
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