Arms Gaghe Found in Berlin Sparks Disarmament Tension
Berlin officials quoted by Echo de Paris report 40 000 rifle and machine gun barrels found in depots with total believed to reach 100 000. French demand evacuation of the Cologne bridgehead be deferred until the control commission’s report is submitted. Britain weighs evacuation after the mission results, while Herriot faces political hurdles in Paris. France insists on continued occupation until Germany disarms and stores are accounted for.
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Inter- Billed Control “Commission
Echo de Paris
Germany
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Herriot
Paria
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M. Herriot
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Woman Hurt After Auto Crashing Into Train At Crossing
Indianapolis teen Mrs Kenneth Clark, eighteen, was thrown onto a locomotive pilot when her car at a crossing collided with the Knickerbocker special. Carried 12 miles, she fell into a ditch near Oaklandon and survived exposure. Her husband Clyde Clark and infant were among injured. mother-in-law, Mrs Clyde Clark, was killed. Engine crew reportedly unaware of the impact as the crash occurred in zero weather.
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Oaklandon
Clyde Clark
Huabang
Clyde
Clark
Herrother
Mobart
Wheat futures rally as May price tops 1.81 in Chicago market
In a volatile session Chicago markets showed May wheat briefly crossing 1.81 dollars as traders weighed war era demand and seasonal outlooks. Reports note Winnipeg prices near 1.80 while domestic cash wheat faced shifting conditions amid steep volatility and forecasts.
Seaplane disaster claims four lives in Norfolk crash
A naval ambulance genplane returning from off the North Darling coast with a hospital patient aboard swamped at Hampton Roads naval air station landing. The victims include E. M. Keyser, A. B. Manwaring, P. B. Grvin, and Landrew Williams of Buxton. Pilot Lieut. W. B. Qwin survived with radio operator and mechanic. Cause cited a possible hole in the bow allowing water to flood the forward section.
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North Darling
Hampton Reds
Naval
E. M. Keyser
A. B. Manwaring
P.B. Grvin
Pe Landrew
Williams
Buxton
A.B. Williams
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Piiot
Navy
Chicago Prosector Probes Death Of Millionaire Orphan
The Chicago prosecutor and Stites attorney Robert Crowe with Coroner Oscar Wallf ordered the body of William Nelson McGlinstock lifted from Oakwoods cemetery. An exhaustive inquiry began after peculiar circumstances marked the December 4 death of Billy McClintock, last of the McClintock fortune worth $1,000,000. Rhephora, named by the will holder, told Albuquerque that the boy died a natural death and no investigation was needed.
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Willian Nelson McGlin
Oakwoods
Stite
Robert B. Crowe
Oscar Wallf
Phas
McClintock
Billy McClintock
Montha
Laabhette Pope
Lake Avenue
Wilmette
Albuquerque
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French and Yanks Honor Heroes of Belleau Wood
A Franco American memorial service in Belleau Wood on Christmas honored American fallen from the war. Dr Julian Wadsworth, director of the Association for Preserving the Memory of Chateau Thierry, gave an address as did the Catholic vicar of Belles. The French government was represented and many clergy members attended.
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Belleau Wood
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Wadsworth
Chateau ‘Thierry
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Lester Kahl Executed for Murder of Wife
Carlinville report states Lester Kahl was executed at the scaffold for the murder of his wife Kay, after a second marriage to Margaret Sehlauter of Gu man. He walked to the noose with firm step and welcomed death. the sentence followed the earlier case in Ma groupin county in 84 years.
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Lester Kahl
Kahl Pala
Margaret Sehlauter
Guman
Kay
Ita
Goupin County
Brindell in Federal Grip Gomatack Dictator of Trade Bodies
Federal officers target Brindell in a crackdown on the New trade organizations with Gomatack cited as a key figure and Robert P. B. named in ongoing investigations. Local authorities stress enforcement actions and potential charges are forthcoming.
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Gomatack
Robert P. B
Memorial recall praises Coolidge and Hughes stance
A fragment recalls a Washington memorial thanking President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes for their stand on a situation. The note mentions Redival Council and Chutenés in a brief, vaguely described context.
Fire Routs Dozen Dead in Christmas Eve School Tragedy
Hobart Oklahoma reports a rural one room school fire on Christmas Eve. Thirty three dead and around twenty injured as a candle on a Christmas tree ignites cotton and a wire covered exit traps survivors. Names include Terry Biggers Bud Biggers Dowell Bolding and several Coffees and Stevensons. The last victim identified, the Santa figure distribution moment preceded the blaze.
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Okla
Susty
Terry Biggers
Bud Biggers
Dowell Bolding
Mattia Bolding
Edward Bolding
Rhoda Bradshaw
Mattie May Bryan
T. C
T. C. Coffee
Maud
Audrey
Orley
Ethel
William Curtis
W. Gur Us
Tort Worth
Terna
Mary Stevenson
Juuntts
Appeal for Troops in Vera Cruz Strike
In Vera Cruz labor unrest risks clash as Maritime League workers may be reinstated and 400 Railway Men's Confederation members could lose work, prompting a strike. Labor Minister Morones seeks military protection but the Vera Cruz commandant awaits presidential orders.
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Maritime League
Railwaymen's Confederation
Vera Cruz
Morones
Confederation
I Atrike
Troovpy
Vera Crux
Calies
Boy's Bullet Cars Wire, 3 Children Electrocuted
Hamlet North Carolina report states three children of Mr and Mrs Pearl Martin were electrocuted when a high power electric transmission wire fell after being severed by a rifle shot. Arthur sixteen was struck, Ethel eleven and Wille Nina died attempting to rescue him.
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Pearl Martin
Arthur
Fred
Atorget
Ethel
Ard
Wille
Nina
Hia
Washington University Gift Valued at One Million Dollars
St Louis reports that the Chase apartments site in the city, valued at one million dollars, has been turned over to Washington University by WW K Bixby, noted capitalist. The annual rental total is reported at 472,000 dollars.
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Chase Apartments
Washington University
WW. K. Bixby
Sacks of Christmas Mail Burned in Minnesota Fire
A fire at a Mall in Worthington Minnesota destroyed hundreds of sacks of Christmas mail after a Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Obama Railway company car overheated a stove caused the blaze.
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Worthington, Minn
Chicago
Canadian Officials Accused Montreal Police Chief In Fraud Plot
Dominion officials allege Montreal police chief and a city official planned an armed attempt to seize 500000 in liquor assets, naming a mastermind linked to Quebec interests. Police and prosecutors face calls for action as details emerge from the tangle of accusations.
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Ivcal ‘Gngtoma
Montreahar
Attemptee
Dive for Lost Treasure Salvage Aims for Turkish Fleet Wreck
Workers plan a salvage operation to recover the wreckage of a Turkish fleet vessel described as 'yeseela' after reports of a treasure valued at 840,000,000 dollars vanished with the ships. The effort focuses on retrieving the vessel remains and the possible riches.
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Tita Bald
Market Quotations From U S Government Report Week Ended December 20
Washington reports the weekly market quotations for grains dairy vegetables and livestock. Prices listed include No 2 red winter wheat 1 43 No 1 dark northern spring 1 76 to 2 00 yellow corn 1 21c oats BT M Chicago dairy prices show wholesale butter 40 40c cheese firm with notable advances. vegetables cover potatoes onions cabbage with regional price ranges. live stock quotes include Chicago hogs at 16 30 top cattle around 7 00 1 86 butcher cows 4 40 7 26 and sheep prices 5 25 9 65.
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Minneapolis
China
New York
Chicago
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Boston
Fender
Yeritage
Coolidge Wins Big Lead in November Election
Complete official returns show Calvin Coolidge with 16,718,789 votes, defeating John W. Davis and Robert M. La Follette. Davis polled 8,878,002 and La Follette 4,522,310, giving the three candidates a combined total of 25,920,070.
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Davis
Bob Washington
Coolldge
Mr. Coolidge
Johm W. Doyle
Robert M. Lae Follette
Omnibus Pension Bill Signed by President Coolidge
President Coolidge signed the omnibus pension bill granting aid to veterans who served in the armed forces. The measure targets qualifying individuals, aiming to provide broad pension support and recognition of service.
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Washington
Coolidge
Iowa farm sales and state notices in Hawkeye state
Twelve farms of the Noah Williams estate at Correction Villa sold by court for 26746.00. Des Moines schools teach traffic regulations, a new Iowa liquor laws pamphlet will be issued. James Campbell of Maquoketa bought 41 head of three-year-old steers, profit 525.68 from cattle. Pollution petitions filed with the state health department by Izaak Walton League members. A new Des Moines University gymnasium to cost 250000. Iowa State College to host farm man and homemaker study week. Black Marshall XI bull sold for 10100 to H Harrison of California. fifty Angus sold for 24000. Unionville farmer nets seed and corn yields. Grand champion cow Dode from J Palas near Clayton county. Ten-ton boulder moved to Iowa Falls high school grounds for D A R dedication. Brading discussed as fair method for quality. State tax levy reduced to 9 mills for funding soldiers’ benefits. Experimental plots show expenses for state board. City Stockyards gift and premiums noted. Nebraska and Missouri movements mentioned.
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Correction Villa
Des Moines
Attorney General's
James Campbell
Maquoketa
State Department of Health
Izaak Walton i Fi
John Lon
Iowa State
College
Iowa
Hscher É
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J. Palas
Clayton County
Pains
Iowa Falls
Tha. D. A. R
B. L. Howe
Otas County
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