Ex NY Divorce Lawyer Hummel Dies in London at 76
Abraham Hummel once a noted New York divorce lawyer has died in London at age 76 after exile born from public life. He faced imprisonment for perjury and conspiracy in a Dodge the Squires case and left America in 1906 with his sisters to live abroad.
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Favor Farm Surplus Bill Advances in Congress
Washington Democrats rally behind the Robinson bill proposing a 200 million dollar federal corporation to finance foreign purchases of surplus American corn tobacco wheat hogs and beef to stabilize farm prices. Repayment of the initial outlay within a decade is stated not to require subsidies or price fixing. The plan is touted as the simplest export corporation idea in years.
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Motor Car Death Toll 6 370 in 1925 Big Rise from 1924
In the seventy nine largest U S cities motor car deaths totaled 6 370 for 1925 ending January 2 1926 up from 6 088 in 1924. New York led with 1 001 fatalities and Chicago Philadelphia Detroit and Cleveland also reported higher counts.
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Chicago gunman Durkin captured by St Louis police
Martin J. Durkin, alleged killer of government agent Edwin Shanahan and Sgt. Harry Gray, was captured in St Louis and returned to Chicago in custody. He faced two murder charges and was guarded by police and agents at Union Station amid a large crowd. Durkin admitted killing Shanahan and joked about Gray.
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Missouri News Nuggets Highlights Rail Rates and Local Events
Kansas City rail lines earned 5.75 percent on 1925 valuations per A M Corp of the Kansas Public Service Commission. Statements cover 88 roads valued by ICC at 2.33 billion, with books showing 3.8 billion. Kansas senators Frizell and Butler testified farm conditions limit freight-rate hikes. Other items note a divorce decree in Jefferson City, a Fordland bank closure, and civic updates from Columbia Fulton and St. Joseph community notices.
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National Military Home
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