Debs Freed by Harding as 23 Prisoners Released
President Harding commuted the sentences of Eugene V. Debs and twenty-three other political prisoners. The action, effective Christmas Day, was announced at the White House, with remarks stressing no question of Debs’ guilt and noting the broader context of espionage law during the national peril.
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Teadyweed
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Aya
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Caoma City
Oklahoma
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Mirek Fieron
Raya H. Jacobeer
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Great Britain
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Convic
Chicago
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Sacramento
California
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Orllahans City
Jose Prado
Santa Fe
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Geseph A. Schur
Statkin
Indianapolis
Anthony J. Stern
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White House
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Waite House
Dent Wilson
Ellis Isle Gates Open for Holiday
New York dispatch reports Ellis Island released over 1,000 detainees under a 90 day stay to celebrate Christmas with relatives. The order, issued in Washington by Secretary Davis, frees mainly Hungarians Poles and Greeks, with deportation to resume after the period unless legal challenges succeed. Immigration Commissioner Tod did not know the motives or plans and blamed steamship lines for the original admissions.
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Washington
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Ted
Davis
Presbyterian Services Shift to Dawe Theatre for Christmas
Fire damage at First Presbyterian Church forces rearrangement of worship. Services moved to the new Dawe Theatre on Still Street with Rev. Alexander Avisson announcing the schedule. Sunday school to meet at 9:00 in the gymnasium. evening service to be held at the theatre.
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Gyemnasium
Ford Factory Workers Linked to Goldy Case Inquiry
Police investigate possible involvement of Ford factory workers after tracing engine numbers found on Goldy cars. Authorities say some cars with altered numbers were sold locally and shipped from Detroit. Investigators plan cross state and federal coordination to trace sources and prevent further duplication.
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Russia Returns to Private Trade Under New Economic Policy
Washington reports Soviet leadership shifts toward mixed economy reforms ending uniform wage policy. TheCommerce Department notes restored trade freedom, private industry incentives, and a move away from strict communism. Officials caution about uncertain political reception and unknown rapidity of changes.
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Lindenfeld Bomb Confession Fizzle After Probe
Reports say the Lindenfeld confession failed to link Wolter Lindefeld to the blast in Warsaw. Attorneys general and federal findings cast doubt on his role, with witnesses noting inconsistencies about his presence and associations on the day of the explosion.
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New York
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Jonderman
Abraham Heckerman
Berms
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Tindonfeld
Jandonfeld
Tik Loilly
United States
Three Women Injured By Falls On Street
Three women were hurt when they fell on the pavement on Main Street yesterday. Witnesses named Abele, Sasmresablel, and Souimanertiat as each sustained injuries while walking along the avenue near Cheyieeen Kergadie.
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Alreet
Christmas Hymn of Unity and Holiday Spirit
Fragmented text contemplates Christmas themes of harmony, friendship, and virtue. It alludes to merriment, moral uplift, and communal joys, urging preservation of festive spirit amid life’s burdens. The prose is oblique and poetic with numerous garbled phrases and unclear attributions.
2000 Children Attend Welfare Building Christmas Party
About two thousand children from city homes gathered at the Welfare building for the annual Christmas celebration. An extra 1,200 arrived beyond the planned 800 attendees, many arriving in rain and slush. Santa and his lieutenants distributed gifts as volunteers managed the crowd and a detailed program unfolded with nurses and staff assisting throughout the day.
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Staupe
Rome
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Artelea
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Pseveli
Othe Shapley
Fanti
Popeaen
Ana Hoya
Iva
Chrisie
Archbishop Curley Named to Receive New Year’s
Unclear scan text mentions Archbishop Curley and events around New Year’s, with garbled surrounding notes. Context suggests church honors or announcements but details are unreadable. No clear dates, places, or actions can be confirmed from the fragment.
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Archbishop Curley
Christmas Tree Shortage Hits City Demand
Christmas trees were short of demand as shoppers rushed to buy in time for Christmas. Prices hovered around five dollars, with limited supply forcing anxious shoppers and dealers to navigate a tight market. Greens like holly and mistletoe were more plentiful and cheaper.
Mauliffe to Stand Trial on Bribery Charges
A district court in New Haven has announced that Thomas W. MacAuliffe, a former federal prohibition enforcer for Connecticut, will stand trial on charges of bribery and conspiracy. The indictment alleges he accepted bribes related to enforcing prohibition laws, with the defense challenging the indictment's access to essential evidence and the fairness of the proceedings.
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Mac Auliffe
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McAuttie
Ana
Eight Reported Killed In Storm
In the town of Vorbebyle and surrounding areas severe weather left eight people dead and many injured. Affected communities including Ubarkdale and nearby regions report widespread damage as authorities assess casualties and seek emergency aid.
Greenwich millionaire fights wife's request for 5000 fee
Wealthy Greenwich resident Alfred W. Church opposes his wife Risie J Church seeking 5000 to hire a lawyer in a divorce suit. The couple, married in 1907, faced public scrutiny as Church testified about his finances and past lifestyle in Superior Court before Judge Ames. the divorce hearing is expected in January or February.
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England
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Harding Responds to Treaty Foes in Senate Denies Entanglements
President Harding, sounding firm in Washington, rejects entanglement charges over the four power Pacific treaty. He asserts no alliance is planned, denies withholding information, and signs a prepared statement plus an extemporaneous speech stressing peace, dialogue, and congressional consent for war.
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Ile
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Christmas Mail Breaks Records in Local Post Office
Record Christmas mail rush as Post Office dispatches and processes 1 608 938 incoming and outgoing letters and cards. Postmaster Greane notes prompt handling, with nine new clerks added and temporary measures to manage the surge during the peak season.
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Ilmanes
Dieiripatica
Benham Wins Suit in State High Court
The court ruled in favor of Benham in a state high court suit involving multiple parties including Corbett, Corbett vs. Benham et al, with a directed verdict on certain issues and orders affecting county actions and settlements. The decision lists several individuals and local interests, reflecting a complex division of the case.
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SEW Hayes
Morten
Cannetticut Supreme Court
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Soerra
Michard Slonslive
Tames Corbett
I Noleon
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Newberry Has Slim Chance Of Retaining Seat
In I ngton Michigan December 22 Truman W Newberry faces a precarious bid for re election as Michigan's junior senator With five Republican defectors the tally may reach forty eight votes against him Meanwhile a Senate appearance is likely to demand a clear explanation of large campaign expenditures before any decisive action by GOP supporters
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Ington
Truman W. Newberry
Michigan
Aed
Ian
Uerry
Submarine Debate at Arms Parley Sparks Defense Urge
At the Washington conference submarine defense was urged as essential. Italian and American delegates debated the role and limits of submarines, with Senator Schenker noting a technical difference of opinion on their defensive value and calls for careful study before any action.
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