Impeachment Hearing Progress in Daugherty Case
In Washington the house judiciary committee moved slowly on impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty. With the lead prosecutor absent, Representatives Woodruff and Johnson said war fraud questions require document review and department digestion before action. Some charges may be impracticable, and debate touched on supposed surveillance and mail interference claims concerning Woodruff and Johnson.
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Representative Keller
Minnesota
House Judiciary Committee
Daugherty
Woodruff
Dakota
Wostead
Johnson
House
War Department
Michigan
Department of Justice
Peneral Hat
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Representativa
Pret
Army Colonel Credited as Originator of Famous Phrase Lafayette We Are Here
Cheyenne Wyoming December 19 Special to The Tribune C E Stanton retired Army Colonel and San Francisco public works official states in a letter to editor William C Deming that he, not General Pershing, coined Lafayette We are here He recounts being asked by Pershing in June 1917 to prepare an oration for Lafayette burial ceremonies on July 1 and notes Pershing never claimed authorship Nor is there evidence Pershing asserted the line
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Wyo
the Tribune
John J. Pershing
Lafayette
C. E. Stanton
United States Army
Board of Public Works of
San Francisco
William*c. Deming
Wyoming Tribune Leader
France
Demeng
Stanton
General Pershing
Frante
Abele Asuw
Dershing
Delverom
Ar Th FF
Harbord
Hines
Marschal Jeffre
Hranch
Pannevy
Perthing
Legion Auto Giveaway Delayed to January 4 Dance
Jaren Neilson, executive secretary of the Casper chapter of the American Legion, announced the giveaway of a Legion auto has been postponed to January 4. A big Legion dance is planned at the Arion to coincide with the event, replacing the prior December 2 date for the car drawing.
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Uite Today
Jaren Neilson
Casper Dotute
Arion
Runaway Sloop Found Off Florida Coast
A runaway sloop was found off Florida near West Palm Beach by two Negro fishermen who towed it to port. The vessel appeared abandoned with provisions aboard and no identifying papers. Local authorities believe the name may be rumoured but could not confirm. the boat is in good condition and shows no sign of distress.
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West Palat Beach
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Reesen
Son of guard slain in Denver robbery plays clown on stage
Denver report says Tom Linton son of Charles T. Linton, a Federal Reserve guard slain in a $200,000 Denver mint heist, performed a vaudeville set in Indianapolis while grieving. His mother said the death and a premonition affected him. he later returned to Denver for the funeral as his contracts kept him on tour.
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Colo
Tom Linton
Charles T. Linton
Federal Reserve Bank
Denver Mint
Indianpolis
Ann E. Linton
Linton
Linton Eld
Kitchag
Boranton
Bianes
Antes
Marry Linton
Bapdite du Doser
Tom
Indinapolia
Charles Linton
Blaten Mint
Wie
Cold Weather Moves East Across Great Lakes Region
Chicago sees record cold as a new wave plummets temperatures across the lower lakes, Pennsylvania, New York, and New England. Widespread chills trigger deaths and many complaints as the cold spell presses eastward from the Midwest.
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Lower Lakes
Montala
Ahd
Geomeine
Dagnene
Pennsylvania
New York
Abe United
Civil War Vets and Widows Likely for Pension Increase
Washington reports that Civil War veterans and widows may receive Christmas pension increases as a result of a conference agreement on the pension bill. Senator Bur sum Republican New Mexico said action and presidential signature could come before Christmas.
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Mursum Plainton
Sonsite List
New Mexico
Denver offers 10000 reward for bandits in Mint robbery
Denver city and county announce a $10000 reward for the capture of four bandits who shot a guard at the Federal Reserve bank, seized $200000 in currency, and fled in a touring car in front of the Denver mint. Police report the gang eluded capture within 24 hours as radiograms spread their descriptions nationwide.
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Cole
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Charlee T. Linton
Tal
Kansas City
Federal Reserve Bank of
Kanags City
Denver Mint
Fe Eral Reserve Board
Washington
Bruin Routed In Collision With an Auto
ROCHSTER N Y A big track bear collided with a car late last night near five miles from Olean The bear attempted to climb into the car at a curve The driver Harry C Simons of Olean struck the bear on the chin and hurled it off the road The anonymous incident ended with the bear fleeing into the brush
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Roch.ster
Doc
Bruin
Herry C. Simons
Olean
Antind
Simons
Japan to go dry says Stanford emeritus chancellor
Dawid Stare Jordan, Stanford University chancellor emeritus, returns from Japan claiming the nation will be dry within years as prohibition ideas spread. He notes student and public sentiment favor reducing alcohol use and cites a university donation of 450,000 alcohol-related funds as evidence reflected in Tokyo.
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Japan
Dawid Stare Jordan
Stanford Wnveralty
Jasuen
Jorn Sald
Hyouu
Aoki
Tokio
Jorden
Blanfond University
Negro Refuses Parole and Remains in Prison Home
In Alabama in January 1676 a convict known as Henderson Popping was granted a pardon by the governor but chose prison as his home. He had previously been sentenced for a grave offense to a long term, and remained confined as the governor acted on petitions and notices about his case.
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Ala
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Henderson
Gow
Ty Bimore County
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Woppina
Poppins
Shirde Lauren
Wee
Parsh
Dee
Piecv
Taraphardt
Maly
Hank Gulies
Ali Mudet
Reduction in Appropriations for Forest Trails Fought by Chamber
The Casper Chamber of Commerce urges support for the current federal forest road appropriation of six and a half million dollars yearly for 1925 26 27. A faction seeks cuts to three million yearly, risking key trails Medicine Bow Tipi Paye and more. The chamber plans a five member committee to review community needs and press for the existing program in 1928 10 8.
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Casper
Commette
Wyoming
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William Daly Dies New Wyoming Freemason Leader
William Daly grand lodge officer of Wyoming and former grand master of Knights Templar died today. A prominent figure in Wyoming civic life he served as winter president of the state university and fathered several children. He warned of potential conflict between nations before the Fort Laramie era and was known for leadership in Masons and related orders.
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Grand Lodge of Masons of Wyoming
Bootleh
Hite Mawon
Moon
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Boda
Daly
Knights Tetagier
Honomey
Melinab Ten
Shinea
Buett
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Ryer
Pal Kearney
Ele
Eondren
Banker Held as Embezzler In Grand Jury Indictment
Albany December grand jury returns thirty two counts against former president Mileveoun Colquitt banker Wat son of Flirt Nar Monel Bank Colquitt for embezzlement nearly £100000.
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Albany
Watson
Flirt Nar Monel Bank
Colquitt
Mileveoun
Coorgla
Maroy
Col Quitt
Survivor testifies at Marin mine killings trial
Robert Offiver, a bookkeeper and the first survivor to testify, described the attack at the Her vin mine where 21 workers were killed. He identified Hugh Wills, a former mineral union leader, as seen with a man before the shooting and recounted being chased by a crowd after escaping.
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Marion
Robert Offiver
Hervin
Weir
Wiine
Hall of Bullete
Hugh Wills
Mineral Vnion
Willie
Missing pilot found alive near Coalville Utah
Ualeh Utah December 19 missing Aly mall pilot Henry G. Boonstra was found alive and well at Rigby ranch near Coalville by a searching party. He said his plane forced down on Porcupine ridge Friday morning and he hiked through deep snow to reach safety. salvage of the aircraft is deemed unlikely due to snow.
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Uleah
Aly Mall
Henry G. Bounetta
Mimding
Winow
Balt Lake
Rigby Ranch
Coalville
Utah
Boonstra
Porcupine Ridge
Ville
Howe
Perouvine
Capper Statements Challenged by Shipping Board
Washington Dec 19 The Shipping Board chairman Lasker rebukes Senator Capper and his Weekly for inaccurate claims about the ship subsidy bill. He says the paper misstates funding plans, the cost of government aid, and the construction fund, and accuses use of a partisan minority report.
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Shipping Board
Washington
Capper
Kansas
Farm Bloc
Chairman Lasker
Lasker
Nenator
Mr. Lasker
Avand Ards
Nxt
Tasker
Loaeker
Mintonenia
Bonn
Tor Capper
Davie
Democrat
Tonnenen
Washington-wied
Carrier Pigeons Used in Local Drug Traffic Case
A Vancouver police search in Chinatown uncovered a confusing incident as carrier pigeons attracted attention during the operation. Officers noted a bird carrying a tubular item, prompting questions about its potential drug trafficking use and signaling a broader investigation underway in the area.
Bernhardt Not Seriously Hurt After Theatre Incident
Reports say actress Sarah Bernhardt’s condition is not serious after a disturbance at the theater following her performance. The famous star, recently returned from a long tour of Italy, collapsed on stage and was aided by attendants as she prepared to resume the show after a brief rest.
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