Mellon Flayed by Guy Blaine on Tax Policy
Washington reports Governor John J. Blaine of Wisconsin attacked Secretary Mellon at a national progressive conference. He urged removal of the secrecy ban on income tax returns and accused Mellon of shielding corporations and profiteers from taxation. He called for stronger enforcement to place all taxes on equal terms.
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Hlaine Contiplet
Alleged Hold Up Suspect Waives Preliminary Hearing
Harry Robbins charged with the holdup of Tex Poole hall at Layoye Suit Creek last night waived the remainder of his preliminary hearing before Judge Tubbs and remained held on a $2,500 bond. He could not make the bond by noon today. Two other men named as suspects are held as witnesses on $400 bonds each. no charges yet filed against them.
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Salvation Army leadership change in America
New York reports Commissioner David C. Lamb arrived to succeed Commander Evangeline Booth as head of the Salvation Army in America, with plans to reorganize the organization.
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America
Major Fire Destroys Newbern Negro Section Overnight
A blaze in Newbern North Carolina left more than 1000 residents homeless and caused about 2 million dollars in damage. The fire swept 20 blocks, started in the colored district, and raged for 11 hours defying crews from four cities before control. A separate blaze at the Roper Lumber mill caused an estimated 800000 dollars in damage.
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National theater project announced by Producing Association
Augustus Thomann announced an American national theater establishment by the Producing Association. The plan includes admitting more Greek subjects and sending Greeks home from Turkey, including Greek residents of Constantinople.
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Mamgerd’ Gasociation
Augustus Thomann
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Constantinople
Waterway link in Illinois is ordered
Governor Small ordered the Great Lakes Mississippi waterway project to proceed with the five locks near La Salle and Lockport. The plan envisions a 60 mile route raising and lowering vessels by 123 feet, with an estimated expenditure of 19 million dollars beyond prior spending on Bell’s Island. The move aims to lower Chicago coal costs and speed Chicago goods to New Orleans, boosting trade and imports from the South.
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Turkeys Fight in Peace Meet and Pure Food Show
Casper Sunday Tribune previews a full Pure Food Show story and feature magazine with art by W E Hill and tales by Rupert Higgs, plus humorous songs by Alta Booth Dunn. Turkish capitulations and Ankara aims at ending foreign privileges are discussed at Lausanne with Ismet Pasha leading nationalist arguments.
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Counter Revolt in Greece Fueled by Executions
In western Greece and Corfu a Greek counter revolutionary outbreak followed recent executions. Reports say British flags were raised on Corfu and Ras and Missomonghi near Patras as indignation spread. An Athens dispatch notes charges against Prince Andrew, brother of former Constantine, and his captivity after the Asia Minor campaign.
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Olivia Stone Tries Death by Self-Harm in New York
In Der 2 report from New York, Olivia M. Py Stone, former Cincinnati corporation counsel Pills Guy Kinkea, who faced acquittal on a slaying charge, attempted suicide by swallowing poison. Her condition is described as somewhat improved but unstable.
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Guy Kinkea
Cincinnati
Buffalo Girl Who Disappeared Returns Home
Mica Anna Leuddocke, 14, daughter of MW A Tadielke, wealthy stockman near Buffalo Wy, mysteriously vanished from her home and was found returning to Omaha. She offered no explanation and will return to school with her sister Hasel Ludidecke.
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Eruption in Rome Volcano Strikes with Fatal Toll
The Stromboli eruption began Wednesday and caused nine deaths as the population faced a renewed threat. Authorities urge caution as lava and ash disrupt daily life and force evacuations.
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Clergy Face Russ Trial in Moscow District Court
Moscow officials report a trial opening for 93 clergymen, 19 women, and laypersons accused of opposing a government church decree. Among the accused is M Stehepin an assistant minister of Justice. Forty two respondents have been in prison since last April.
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Traffic law violators convicted in two week period
Cleveland police reported 604 violators arrested for traffic ordinances in the two weeks ending November 30. Of 606 cases, 364 were convicted and 17 discharged. Sixty six cases remain pending. Three hundred ninety seven speeding tickets were heard, resulting in convictions while 07 cases are pending.
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Ohio
Jou
Robber Pair Routed In Spokane Grocery Attempt
In Spokane Washington Teo two men tried a holdup at a small district grocery. One man placed a dollar on the counter and asked Miss Rather Olwen, 16, for six ores while the other flashed a gun. The startled girl screamed, attracting help and the robbers fled, leaving the dollar on the counter.
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Wash
Metal Trust In Central Europe Being Planned
Paris and Berlin are in talks to form a central European metal trust led by French leaders. Eugene Nehmelder is named as the French magnate driving the effort across Italy Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia Austria and Portugal with aims to surpass U S steel. German industrialists see Franco German cooperation as a lever on postwar reparations.
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Italy
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Caveho
Slovakia
Austria
Taxemboure
Professor and Fat Wife In Hiding In Chicago
John P Tiernan former Notre Dame law professor, divorced then remarried in 48 hours, seeks sanity hearing in Chicago. His first wife Augusta and their children fled South Bend after learning of the quick split and remarriage. Blanche Imm er Tiernan, the second wife, reportedly may join them as authorities pursue the writ.
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Francis Pulnaiet
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Aistor
Holiday Mail Rush Expected
Railroads gather all kinds of rolling stock and refrigerator cars for Christmas mail handling as the post office department reports escalating preparations for the holiday mail rush.
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Postoffion Department
Irish educator threatened by bomb assassins
Belfast report says missiles were hurled at the home of Dr Thanos Wale, president of Galway university pathology and urban council chair, shattering windows amid political unrest. A separate dispatch notes Dall Eireann members warned to take precautions after a reported kidnapping plot.
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Saya
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Mail Early To Insure Prompt Gift Delivery Campaign Launched
The Casper post office urges residents to mail gifts four weeks to ten days early to ensure Christmas delivery. Post Office announces open market substation with extended hours and staff guidance to speed parcel movement and reduce delays.
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Canal Record Broken Again Noted in Panama Election Nonsense
Fragmented OCR text records unclear details about canal record events and polling. Mentions Panama Dee Billy Propide Allee and November elections. cannot determine specific person or event from readable portions.
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