Allies Agree to Withdraw 10 Troops from Germany by January
A Franco British Italian Swiss and Belgian accord morning reports the allies reach a plan to withdraw ten German troops by the end of January with oversight by League of Nations commissions. Briand and Stresemann back the move as a foundation for future Franco-German relations and a possible armament inspection regime.
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Germany
Gqesev A
Switzerland
Eva
M. Briand
Gustav Stresemann
Austen Chaneserlain
Mo Vandervelde
Urcl
Lota
Viscoun Ishii
Uemamenta
Ewcase
Woot
League of Nations
German Armas Menta
Council of
Austen Chamberlain
Tomble
Sig Austen
Berlin
Ethnemiaagios
Loduy
Farope
Rota
Ada Caoyerantin
Paria Mo Brland
Ran
Woman dies after Labor Day car accident in city
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Viera R remain pending. The article notes she was a well known local resident and lists several relatives and lodge affiliations. No exact dates or locations provided beyond Whe.
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Macy PP
Pugh Avenue
South
Foresters of
America Atd Lodge
Order of Iftnernimga
Joerph Skelly
John L. Jian
Heiliepert
John Mead
Helen Llartfords
Tan
Vlartfort
Mis Viera R
Will Rogers Elected Mayor of His Hometown
Will Rogers, notified in New York, accepts a surprise appointment as mayor of his hometown. The ceremony honors the late trustees, with plans for a communal welcome as the cowboy figure returns this December.
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Will Rogers
Cal
Rogers
Beverly Tls
Rower
New York
Gein
Praver
Fragmented clues from a crowded town page at dawn
A jagged OCR page mixes reports from courts, churches, and schools with scattered local items. It notes a church dedication, a theft case, student behavior, a charity debate, blue laws crackdown, and editorial cartoons, all with partial names and dates garbled.
Club lunch cart liquor raid nets two arrests
Bureau of Prohibition enforcement agents teamed with Chief Doolan to raid two lunch carts on Main Street over the weekend. Augustus Orr and Frank Mum were arrested on liquor charges after sixth street raids. each held on $300 bonds.
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Bureau of Thvesenomale
Universalais
Cnaide
Owae
Chinf
Edward Jt
Desion
Dool&n
Main Street
Augustus Oor
West Avenue
Frank Mum
Hing Statier
Banda
Democrats Attack Tax Blocked by House Panel
Rep Garner of Texas denounces the Ways and Means vote shelving tax cut plans and accuses President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon of political motives. He cites a predicted Treasury surplus of over 590 million dollars this year, contrasting with administration estimates.
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Washington
Coolidge
Mellon
Garner
Texas
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Cury Mellon
Ainse Waya and Means
General Miller Sues Newspapers Over Libel Actions
General Charley Miller eighty four year old oil baron and former head of the Pennsylvania National Church plans million dollar libel suits against multiple press outlets in Pennsylvania Ohio New York and New England. Laws hinge on alleged publicity that linked his name with Alyce McCormick in a divorce case and accused misconduct.
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Franklin
Charley Miller
Pennsylvania
Ehurch
Aults
General Miller
Alyce McCormick
New York
Omaha
Nobile Talk Sparks Theatre Stampede in Detroit streets
In Detroit on December 12, fascists and anti fascists clashed outside a theatre where General Umberto Nobile was to speak about his Norge North Pole expedition. Hundreds fought, police riot squads dispersed the crowd, several demonstrators were arrested, no injuries reported, and the lecture inside proceeded as scheduled.
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Detroit
Dee
Umberto Nobile
North Pole
Norge
Depew Opposed to Stage Censorship and Dance Ban
Chauncey M Depew aged 93 opposes stage censorship and a dance ban in a single interview during the Chimant season. The former railroad president, attorney, senator and public figure says he will keep working as 70 years of public life began. He plans to spend Christmas at home in Fifty fourth street after recovering from a severe cold and notes a general belief there will be no change to Prohibition, while reflecting on women and moderation.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Dee
Depew
Atuere
Fourth Street
Aesher
Defory
Volstead Inn
Itmaelf
Accused Girl Bandit Bitter Against Saps She Robbed
Mika Rebecca Bradley a 22 year old Austin woman was charged with a single armed robbery at the Farmers National Bank in Buda near Austin. She was held on $5,000 bond and is to appear before Judge George Calhouf. Bradley, a Texas University graduate and former stenographer, was captured by Sheriff George Allen after a night ride from Austin to San Marcos. Police report detail the Round Rock to Buda robbery route and the suspects’ alleged activities.
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Dan Moody
Texas
Austin
Dow
Buda
Here
Mika Rebecca Bradley
San Marcus
Tanleht Sae
George Calhouf
Travis County
Bradley
Newspapermien
Associated Presa Co Espantont
Hradley
Texas University
Tex Ree
Dng
Dtock
Boda
Wenn
L.A. Junisen
Raymund Howe
Barmers
Atak Ghat
George Allen
Fluga Qounty
Budi
Allen
Misa Bradley
Fin
Thosevelt Opposes Prohibition Act in Interview
New York December 12 Theodore Thosevelt declares opposition to the prohibition amendment and the Volstead act. He calls conditions intolerable and says lawlessness, commercialized crime, and contempt for law have grown under the act. He criticizes temperance zeal and advocates reform in a January interview.
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New York
Theodore Thosevelt
United States
Fall-Doheny Oil Conspiracy Trial Opens in DC
Washington December reports the start of the Fallon Doheny conspiracy trial in the District of Columbia Superior Court. Owen Roberts will prosecute with Albert Fall and Frank Hogan defending. Frank P. Doheny and Alles H. Pomerene appear for the government as the case outlines a 90,000 acre Elk Hills naval oil lease fraud. Conviction risks include two years jail or a ten thousand dollar fine.
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Washington
Dec
Naval Oil Leasing
Tfarding Suiministration
Distrigtof
Columbia
Owen J. Roberts
Adolph A. Moehling
Thompson
Cotossel Tur
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Ana Frank Hoga
Paward Ka. Doheny
California
Willlhow Roberts
Argumanat
Alles Pomerene
Couple Arrested in Immigration Case Linked to Mayor Slain
Stamford report says Roland Hall, 31, and Jessie Hall, 25, were arrested on an immigration warrant after entering the country in May 1924. The couple, natives of England and Scotland, reside in Stamford with two children. Local officers expect federal custody soon. In Benton, Illinois, Mayor Joe Adams of West City was fatally shot at his front door by two gunmen who fled in a waiting car after the attack.
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Stamford
Roland Hall
Aalaman
Jessie
Hanrahan
Nevins
Elis Igland
Hall
India
Fred
LaGuardia Seeks Amendment Limiting Prohibition Power
Representative LaGuardia of New York drafts a constitutional amendment to end prohibition by letting states stay dry or become wet, with Congress setting manufacturing, sale, and transportation rules and establishing a border patrol to curb cross-border liquor flow. The plan would fix a minimum alcohol content for non intoxicating beverages while preserving state rights to higher content.
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Dec
Congress
LaGuarda
New York
Yale
Transportation
Wyner
LaGuardia
$1,250,000 Gift to Found Sarah Lawrence Junior College
A $1,250,000 donation funds the creation of Sarah Lawrence Junior College for Women in Bronxville New York. W. W. Lawrence of Bronxville endows the school as a memorial to his wife Miss Coates Wald. The two year program opens 1928 with Miss Coates Wald as president and Lawrence Park buildings planned in Bronxville. The balance of the gift plus property cash and securities will be transferred to the college trustees chaired by Henry Nobile MacCracken.
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Maybechila
Mass
Sarah Lawrence Junior College For
Bronsxville
N.Y
Marion Yates
Prince of Bradford Academy
Fiindford
W. W. Lawrence
Bronxvile
Coateswald
York Atale
Alem Coates
Lawrence Park
Thronxville
Lawrence
Wentland
Mina Coates
Henry Nobile MacCracken
Vaiaane College
Board of Rementa
New York State
Misa Coates
New Jersey City revives blue law amid mass arrests
Irvington New Jersey December 13 police arrested 190 tradesmen and ten reporters on Sunday as the blue law enforcement disrupted commerce and churchgoing. Arrests targeted milk and newspaper sellers, theater operators, and street vendors with fines and detentions reported across the city.
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New Jersey City
Irvington
APD
Ita
George Wohl
Newark Ledger
Oscar Spils
Newark Evening News
Stero Ty
Theft Victims Fail to Identify Suspects in Lineup
Police lineup at headquarters yesterday failed to identify three suspects Frank Webb Rufus Pratt and William Barnwell as the men held after a recent spree. Barnwell was found with a loaded revolver and investigators say the trio planned Saturday night hold ups. Captain Regan led questioning as Stratfield officers assisted and one witness matched a description to the man who relieved him of 85 dollars Friday.
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Chain Store Manage
Frank Webb
Davenport Avenue
Rufus Pratt
Madison Road
William Barnwell
Shelton Street
Barnwell
Regan
Charles 1 Street
Stratfield
Agency Refuses to Handle Dearborn Independent Paper
In Rochester western New York distributors of newspapers refused to distribute the Dearborn Independent further over opposition to a Christmas issue article alleged to incriminate Jews and prejudiced claims. President Morris Manson, secretary of the National Association of Magazine Distributors of America, defends the stance as biased and unjust.
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Rochester
Manson News Agency
New York
Brothers Injured In Coasting Crash On Tunxis Hill
Two Fairfield brothers, Stanley Releneda seventeen and Lewis eighteen, were badly hurt when their sled was struck by a car on Tunxis Hill road. They were taken to St Vincent's hospital. doctor reports were cautious about prognosis. Police halted a city wide drawing campaign tied to Elks and other groups to prevent gambling-like prize drawings. Authorities said plans will affect church and fraternal fundraisers and carnivals statewide as the crackdown continues.
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Fairfield
Stanley Releneda
Lewis
St. Vincent's Hospital
Eagh
Bridgeport Lodge of Elke
William H. Comley
J. Flanagan
Fairfield Cox
Severage Pie Saars
Elks
Fale
Armory
Ipriaea
Poll
James MacCarthy
Aie
Namhment
M. L. Saunders
Pg Palace Theatre
H S
Thomas I. Donnelly
Fourth District Democratic
Xanthling Campaten
Pvo
Patrick J. Flan
the Elks
Watt Ag Club
Stati l
Elk’s Club
State Street
Truck Stalls and Hidden Stills Found in Cheshire
Derby 18 AP dispatch reports a truck bound from New York City with a 500 gallon still to Pavlicek’s farm on Wolf Hill road. Constable Hubbell halted the stalled vehicle and federal agents seized the stills, charging Cooperberg with license issues amid a probe into distilling on New Haven interests.
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Cheshire
Der
Attec
New York City
Wilam Pavlicek
Irving Cooperverg
Brooklyn
Pavlicek
Tessle W. Trubbell
Investige
Pavneek
New Haven
Hubbell
Wolf Hill
Cooperberg
YOCHELMAN 10 TO BE ARRAIGNED TODAY
Isidec Yochelman a deposed physician, of 349 Noble Avenue, was arrested Saturday night at police headquarters on a manslaughter charge. He surrendered to end a two weeks police search and will appear in City Court, with expectation of immediate bound over to the Superior Court. The death of Miss Mabel Derry 20 of 581 Brooks Street followed an operation in his private sanitarium at St Vincent's Hospital.
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Isidec Yochelman
Emectie
Noble Avenue
Woos
Polie
Vockelman
Mabel
Derry
Brooks Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Yechelman
Cirtia Pegk
Willam
Chaplin Wife May Seek Annulment and Baptisms
Los Angeles December reports veteran film star Charlie Chaplin’s wife May Chaplin plans to apply for a religious annulment of their marriage. She seeks custody of their two children Charles Spencer Jr. and Sydney Earle and wants them baptized in the Roman Catholic Church. She notes she may follow precedents set by Consuela Vanderbilt and Guglielma Marconi and will discuss rights with her attorney George Beebe before any final action.
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Chaplin
Rota
Los Angeles
Dee 12
Greg Chaplin
Otharte Chaplin
Consuela Vanderbilt
Guglielma Marconi
George Beebe
SISTER SHOT BY MISTAKEN MARAUDE AT TAUNED HOME
In Northampton Massachusetts on December 14 a man Albert F C fired two revolver shots at his sister in their Tauned area home mistaking her for a marauder Police were called after the incident which wounded Mrs George Toughby with injuries to an arm and other injuries from powder and shrapnel. The disturbance was caused by barking watchdogs and a gasoline station nearby. Authorities investigated but no intruders were found.
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Masa
Albert F.C
Bieter
Tauned
George Toughby
Nicklason
Wille
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