Wets Fight for 2.75 Percent Beer Amid Canada Test
In Washington wets push a 2.75 percent beer bill, arguing states may permit production. Canadian 2.6 to 2.75 percent brews proved mild and disappointing, failing to satisfy drinkers or prove an antidote to prohibition. observers cite Canadian tests to question U S sincerity and demand.
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Washington
Congres Es
Congress
Ontario
Canada
United States
Prohibition
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Detroit
Buffalo
Policeman Dies in Bandit Fight in Philadelphia
A negro gunman exchanging fire with officers killed one policeman, Frank Cook, 37, and seriously wounded patrolman John Walls in Philadelphia. Suspect John Salford, 49, was captured and treated after police beat him into submission with night sticks.
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Philadelphia
Frank Cook
John Walls
John Salford
Play Point Euchre at Massillon Jolly Sixteen Club
The Jolly Sixteen club met at Mrs. Joseph Krantz home on 4th street and played point euchre at four tables. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Earl Miller Mise Ida Smith Mrs. Lewis Hose and Mrs Wallace Krontz. An exchange of Christmas gifts, radio music, and refreshments followed. Next meet is Tuesday Dec 29 hosted by Mrs Frank Krantz.
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Massillon
Jolly Sixteen
Joseph Krantz
4Th St
Point Euchre
Earl Miller
Mise Ida Smith
Lewis Hose
Wallace Krontz
Frank Krantz
Coal Mines of France Increase Output to Help Fuel Consumers
French coal mines raise production to meet domestic fuel demands. Officials state the move aims to stabilize supply for households and industries amid tariff and market pressures.
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France
Conditions Sound Asserts I T Bush
Irving S Bush reports that 1925 saw strong cooperation between capital and labor in the United States. High wages for workers and profits for employers can coexist if production rises and markets expand while keeping unit costs in line with competitors.
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Irving T. Bush
President Bush Terminal Co
New York
Europe
France
United States
Pinch Hitter Sweetie Fined But Unrepentant
Col umbus report details William Millhone a Cambridge journalist and Margaret Trimble a Ohio University co ed who eloped with Eugene Trimble. Millhone was found guilty of contributing to delinquency of a 17 year old and fined, while Margaret Trimble received a 60 dollar fine for abducting her new husband’s wife. Millhone plans an appeal to prove good faith in protecting his sweetheart from scandal as Margaret seeks to annul her marriage.
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Columbus
William Millhone
Bostwick
Jassie
Millhone
Cambridge
Margaret Trimble
Ohio University
Eugene Trimble
Mount Sterling
Wa Melbone
Margaret
Trimble
Newport
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mr. Sterling
New Drive to Fight Rum Smuggling in 1926
Washington officials reveal a broad plan to strike liquor smuggling with land and sea actions early in 1926. Prohibition czar General L C Andrews will survey violations, with Coast Guard expansion and new treaties to curb Havana and Halifax shipments. court interpretations of prohibitions may affect seizures and enforcement.
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Washington
Rum Trust
Treasury
L. C. Andrews
Congress
Coast Guards
Coolidge
Conress
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Revenue
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The
Department of Justice
United States
Halifax
Havana
British Columbia
Cuba
Supreme Court
Battling Siki Burial Set For Christian Rite
New York reports Battling Siki will be buried with Christian rites after widow Mrs Louis Phall won the plea. Despite his Muslim birth, mourners press for Christian service and vow vengeance over the Wattier grave.
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New York
Siki
Louis Phall
Turkey Refuses to Abandon Mosul After Geneva Decision
Constantinople reports that Turkish semi official papers say Turkey cannot abandon Mosul despite the League of Nations settlement transferring Mosul to Iraq under a British mandate. Turkish despondency grows as papers claim a European plot against Turkey. No official course announced yet, with Kameneff urging holding Mosul. The Turkish cabinet is to meet to discuss the Geneva decision.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Mosul
League of Nations Council
Irak
Kameneff
Mouse
Geneva
Decline in Gold Production Hits US and World Markets
New York December 7. Production of gold declines due to high costs and limited ore yields. US output is expected to fall below 50 million dollars this year, lower than 1915’s peak. World gold supply trends downward since 1915, with Canada increasing due to new deposits while South Africa and Russia show gains. The article notes rising extraction costs, fixed US gold price, and shifts in demand and use, including arts and jewelry trends, alongside calls to remove the federal income tax on gold bullion and a proposed under secretary of commerce to lead mining policy.
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New York
Great Britain
United States
Canada
South Africa
Russia
America
London
Charles F. Curry
California
Senate
Cable declares parties needed for republican government
Sidney Dee Cable of Lima, 17, told Shelby county Republicans that political parties are essential to our republic and must govern nominations and administration. He warned against autocratic control and argued constitutional rights, tax cuts, and reservations about World Court. State GOP leaders denied party division and touted an outstanding governor candidate. Lieut. Gov. Lewis also spoke.
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Dee
Caple
Toho L. Cable
Lima
Shelby Co Republican Committee
Cable
America
Europe
Fred W. Warner
Marion
Ohio
Charles H. Lewis
British intelligence man jailed for passing bad checks
Lang S. Passmore of London declared as a member of the British intelligence service was sent to the house of correction in Chicago on the charge of passing worthless checks.
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Chicago
Lang S. Passmore
London
Eng
House of Correction
Parley seen as path to restart coal talks in Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg a conference of Gov. Pinchot and anthracite region mayors led to a resolution inviting miners and operators to resume negotiations within a week at City Hall. Observers hailed the move as a regional effort to end the stalemate that began September 1 amid fuel shortages and economic distress. A Miles Standish statue in Boston area was repaired after lightning.
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Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Gov. Pinchot
Gasoline Prices Edge Up One Cent in Ohio
Gasoline rose one cent a gallon in Ganton with Standard Oil stations at 21 cents and many other firms following suit. The increase affected most of Ohio as outlets adjusted prices today.
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Ganton
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
Home Made Pinex Cough Syrup Promoted as Top Remedy
The advertisement touts making cough syrup at home with 24% ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle, plus sugar syrup or alternatives, claiming faster relief within 24 hours. It markets Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine extract for throat and chest ailments and guarantees satisfaction with refunds.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
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