Convict Freed by President Sentenced to Return to Jail
A presidential commutation releasing a convict who had not served a gas sentence was reversed, with the individual likely to be jailed again once the commutation papers are obtained. Officials noted no recommendation from the sitting judge or district attorney in the process.
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Chicago
Dew Wan
Livy
Twist
Levy
Gall
Rudge KK. M. Landis
Philip Greev
Giant
Tiatricy
Toring
Waal
Olsen
Tron Hin Grossman
Nebraska
Poincare Seeks Degoutte Stand on Ruhr Question
Premier requests General Degoutte and the Allied Rhineland commission to forward a reply on the Ruhr matter as soon as possible. Fire at Dunning hospital in Chicago forces evacuation of patients and staff. A blaze destroys part of the building with property damage estimated at around 100000 pounds. Attendants manage patients as flames spread, many patients injured while escaping or returning for gifts.
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PATIS
Muhr-Thineland
Degenttie
M. Wizard
Rhineland
WM. Potn
Paratus
Brussels
France
Charse
Rivas
Piremer
Chicago
Dunning Hospital
Civicago
Jereby
Atte
Bedriudon
High Court Alone Qualified to Hear Suit over Needle
MEL Germany Dec 26 A damning needle is the gist of a legal case carried to the Olstein District court for a higher tribunal due to a law barring district judges from ruling on cases involving assets worth more than four and a half billion marks. The woman who lost her suit for possession of the needle appeals as the dispute centers on the item.
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High Court
Mel
Germany
Olsteln
Census Taken of New York Physicians Targeting Quacks
New York police began a comprehensive census of medical practitioners to weed out quacks. The drive lists doctors with MD degrees, cross checks names against licenses, and aims to identify illicit practice. Officials planned to extend the survey to other districts.
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N.Y
New York
Pee
Vehicle Department Opens Early For Rush
The State Motor Vehicle Department will open early at its main office in the Capital and four branch stations Bridgenors, New Ashaven, Wibery and New London. Daily hours begin the following day to handle registrations. Officials emphasize early access to reduce delays.
Inhaled Cigarettes Said To Cause Heart Trouble
Berlin reports a controversial claim from Professor De dlobert Mone quoted in the Germs adie Weekly about nicotine’s effect on the heart. The article notes a string of related statements and asks whether habitual smoking damages cardiac health.
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Berlin
Dee
de Dlobert
Tobreco
Tim Stossor
Elland Executive Committee names GOP convention planners
The Dor NN executive committee of 12 will run the Republican national convention planning. Members include Dilbert H. Rassidout of the Panty Dealer running company Robert J. Butkel former Democratic County Executive chairman, TR Briggs editor of Reveland Press, Carmi A. Thompson chairman of the royal convention committee Tha is E. Monks treasurer and James L. Japne secretary. Col. Thompson to act as chairman. First meeting set for Wednesday to discuss about Lat donors and a convention fund of 125000 dollars. Principal writers for the convention will be rejected.
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Elland
Dor NN
Dilbert H. Rassidout
Panty Dealer Runting Company
Robert J. Butkel
Chiirman
Democratic County Executive Committee
Briggs
Reveland Press
Gol
Carmi A.* Thompson
Little progress in church reunion talks reported
A Christmas letter from the Archbishop of Canterbury notes minimal progress since the Lambeth conference of 1220. It cites three private discussions led by Cardinal Moreau aiming to bridge barriers between the Church of England and Rome. The Archbishop admits personal responsibility but urges caution, saying further conversations may be needed to resolve deep difficulties.
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Lambeth
Gunterbury
Mar Hreg
Cardinal Moreau
Church of England
Church of
Belives
Kiley Purchases Theatre in Montmartre Paris
Jed Kiley, once Chicago dancer and reporter, buys a Montmartre theatre and plans a large cabaret on the hill. His earlier career includes ambulance corps service, aviation, and running dance halls for American officers. He built a fortune, then lost it within a year, and died in France amid American food audits.
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Paris
Dee
Ahieruid
Dea” Riley
Chicago
Perald Ammer
Kiley
Montmarrte
Chicago Win Hng
Cook County Cavalry
Ton Europa
American Pimbulance Coips
Aviation Corp
Mavis
Riley
France
Meetings Tonight Among Various Lodges And Societies
A fragmented OCR list shows meetings tonight for groups including Gy Kerenial Indge on Fairfield Avenue and Savile Amiorivat Trepublicasn at S27 Wood Avenue, plus Armenian Brotherhood events, Lingua sleegty Seurt lama, and several lodge and temple gatherings. Additional entries note locations on Main Street, Washington Street, and other streets, with venues like Grand Army and Signet ciprer listed among numerous clubs and societies.
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Fairfield Avenue
Savile Amiorivat Trepublicasn
Brotherhood of rAmecsion
Progresave Eirels
Brotherhood of Armenian
TTI Lingua Sleegty
Stree Bliss Uowe Dry Swadlas Teliet Vorpy
Brnad
Lincoln Circle
The
Grand Army
Sire Steoer
Blonda Jodas
Sfarren Ledge
Stratford Avenut
Signet Ciprer
M.A
Court Liberty Dell
Qeter
Dirigible Mystery Persists Amid Calm Fire Board Action
Amid calm, authorities continued to probe a dirigible mystery with expansion efforts in the southern area. Naval units and Algerian forces aided search operations while storms limited aircraft activity. A pension decision and a formal inquiry into Luddeman Burke's wound were noted, with images of bureaucratic steps and acknowledgments from engineers and officials.
Bok Plans Another World Peace Scheme
Boston reports that Elihu Bok proposes a new global peace plan backed by a jury drawing from 100000 volunteers. The announcement accompanies the Atlantic Monthly issue release, with Bok offering no specifics on the second phase or its aims beyond general wartime restraint.
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Bok
Boston
Dee
Edward W. Bok
Atlantic Monthly
Woman Voter Mobilization Debate Sparks Church Controversy
A New York woman appeals to women voters to end inactivity, criticizing their indifference to civic duty. She recalls Bishop White’s 1902 founding of the Tidal of Fire church after a Methodist church denial and argues women’s involvement would curb lower societal influence in politics.
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New York
Bec
Denver
Colo
Hefara
Pishop White
America
Bishoy Alp White
Shinkeknes
Escape at Connecticut School for Boys Reportedly Occurred
Two inmates identified as Robert Smith of New Haven and Tony Velecke of New Britain, both 36, escaped in the early evening from the Connecticut School for Boys in New Haven according to the report dated December 2.
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Metuimied
Robert Smith
New Haven
Tony Velecke
New Britain
Connecticut School For Boys
Telegram-Post Newsboys Entertained Tonight at Majestic
Announcement yesterday reveals the Telegram-Post Newsboys will perform at the Majestic Theatre with Jackie Co Days and juvenile acts. Staged as a kid friendly program, it features a feature film and two reels of Wighting Blood, promising an entertaining evening for children and families.
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Newsies
The
Majestic
Andy Gump
Peleus
Paris
Jackie Co
Janie Tibet
Veal
Alors
Chars Aetes
Andy Rum
Exelto Uenity
Iirealation
Rob Mas
Coastwise laws debate and court martial actions headline Washington
In Washington the House immigration committee debated extending coastwise shipping laws to the Philippines while a court martial panel weighed sentences for Captain Edward V W Watson and Commander Donald Thunter in the California coast incident. Navy officials announced Alaska preliminary work would proceed and a Coast Guard task showed up in the Thothe Bolen Plight.
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Itouse Immigration Committee
Hegen
Coali@es
Philippines
Navy Department
Alaska
Edward V W. Watson
Donald " Thunter
California
Denby
Refugees in Yokohama Suffer Storm Afterquake
A heavy storm battered Yokohama yesterday, compounding hardships for earthquake refugees. Many remain in temporary shelters or improvised structures as officials assess damage and needs. Local dispatch notes continued exposure and discomfort for residents awaiting relief.
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Tokio
Associated’ Press
Obituary notes and funeral notices read aloud
A long obituary list details numerous funeral services. The deceased include Mrs. Navie Fy Vives en Donahue and David Sturges Smith among others, with dates and church services noted. Several families and locations are mentioned, including Stratford, Donahue, and St. Cemetery, with pallbearers and attending clergy named.
Lieutenant Wood's Market Plays Stir Wall Street Rumors
A reported army officer connected to General Leann Wool faced questions over large stock investments while stationed in Manila. Secretary Weeks said actions appeared personal and no department measures were taken, despite millions in checks flowing to Wood from American banks during the holiday period.
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Wall Street
Frantly
Wood
Ik Oy
Carsings
Sawton
John W. Weels
Jyis Z d Hotles
Renoris
Leann Wool
Rhe Iiliopryks
Aix
Manin
Honduran Troops Raid Nicaraguan Border Area
Telegraphed dispatch reports Honduran soldiers crossing toward the Nicaraguan border causing alarm amid claims of turmoil in Honduras. The State Department warned of a potential military escalation as both nations denied immediate knowledge of any incursion.
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Nicaraguan
Welroy Case Moves to Town Committee
The Welroy case advances to the town committee with mayoral plans and a pending superintendent retention. A district job allotment is likely, with two picks to be chosen from filed lists as another meeting nears to ratify district leader selections.
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Hardick Salg
Werday
Clatried
Danish Prince to Wed Canadian Girl
An announcement states that the Danish Prince will marry a Canadian girl. The royal match is presented as a union of Danish royal standing with Canadian ties, under the prince’s formal title Erik Pines of Denmark. The exact details of dates or full names are unclear due to damaged text.
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Voluintlagien
Voleia
Daugien
Storm Struck Boat Crew Returns After Forty Hour Rescue
In Newport Oregon coast guard life savers from Yaquina Bay endured a ferocious storm, remaining at sea for over forty hours aboard an open launch. They set out Monday on a rescue mission and arrived today, unable to return to port due to the violent seas, bringing supplies and fuel for the men.
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Newport
Oregon
Merbert
Waqualna Bay Coast Guard
Arew
Park
Murder Victim’s Niece Lived Here In Christmas Tragedy
The murdered woman’s niece resided in the same city area and was connected to Ly Funles Tish school. Braaktyn lawyer Welling Simpson noted $12 missing from the woman’s purse, found absent at 10:30 Christmas Eve and missing on Christmas morning. Medical examiner J Onderdonk set death at 2:30 am. Neighbor John C Rau woke to barking dog. Evidence suggested a struggle and possible theft through rainwater damage.
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Ly Funles Tish School
Welling Simpson
Braaktyn, N
Jeb
Theody
J. Onderdonk
John C. Rau
Pantalettes Return To London Social Circles Fashion
In London on December 25 Pantalettes reappear in Vietorlan fashion. The latest trend includes raga Vietorlan ball dresses paired with pantalettes in colors matching dresses and shoes. Some designs feature ribbons and small floral accents. gold and silver chiffon lace versions are especially popular.
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London
Canadian Authors Watch US Copyright Rules After Jan 2
Ottawa December 26 Canadian authors must observe the copyright act. The minister for trade and commerce announced compliance with the United States Copyright Act requirements after January 2. The act governs regulation of printing binding registration and copies for books and publications.
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Ottawa
Uniteds States
Minister For Trade and Commerce Law
France blames Germany for new decline of franc
Paris December 26 Associated Press minister of finance De Lasteyrin blamed Germany for the franc’s drop due to unpaid reparations and resulting evils. He told the Senate that despite sound commerce and finance the franc had fallen three years, with World War I debts and reparations stalling, and cited inter-Allied debts unsettled since Versailles as a contributing factor.
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Paris
de Lasteyrin
Germany
M. de Lasteyrin
Commerce
France
Spain
United States
Janan
Trefranc
Two Auto Crashes Injure Fourteen in Baltimore
In Baltimore Maryland on December 26 a bus crash damaged a building after the driver swerved to miss a large truck, injuring several passengers. In a second wreck a tour car struck a utility pole and overturned. Thomas O Hara is hospitalized with possible fractures while three other occupants suffer less severe injuries.
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Baltimon
Paganiser
Tourhy
Thomas O'Hara
Fundamentalists Demand Thorough Probe Into Doctrinal Reports
New York December 26 Baptist Fundamentalist League announced it would insist on a thorough investigation into reports that Baptist foreign missionaries preach doctrines contrary to the faith. Dr Tony Troneh Sinton, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, is league president. The group rejected a recent report by the Baptist Foreign Mission Society that evidence justified action and said a statement with the evidence would be issued soon.
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New York
Baptist Fundamentalist League Today
Baptist
Tony Troneh Sinton
Calvary Paptist Church
League
The
Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Trague
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Dirigible
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Tellen
Mediterranean Squadron
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Hnis
Gastern
Mediterranean Basin
Luddeman Burke
Siineyas
Dir
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II. Gurley
Pension World
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Awas
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Nilleen
Maghie Company
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Renou
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Denmark
Lois Frances Booty
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Mount of Motuenberg
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Yokohama
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Lola Ye
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Mys
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John J. Gonalue
Mu‘ Lima
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Heron Donihue
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Conrad Becker
Terai G. Welines
Turi
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Lindensven
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Neco Vieherry
Jdecoti Tleberutt
St. Seated
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Mn Nother
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A Wiebegote
Edward Liebe
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Aurost
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Stephen Kaperdak
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Answe P. Thorne
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Mrurtee M. dicKenna
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Feye One
Pues
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Colku
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Tasman
Glee Chou
Siges
Tom Sawyer
Patrick Mackinaws
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