Officers Justified in Killing Bandits at South Oak Street
Deputies A E Brown Jack H Weddell and Charles F Miskel were publicly commended after a gun duel with two bandits resisting arrest during a hold up at a South Oak street grocery store. The coroner's jury cleared the officers of fault, finding the deaths justified in defense of their duties.
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A. E. Brown
Jack H. Weddell
Charles F. Miskel
South Oak Street
Dancarana Aivenmetanco
George Bowie
John Doe
Small
Willis
Ar- Joo
Ia J
M L. Soil
Atre
Gouth Nk Strret
Hin
Hie
Charles I. Miskel
J. K. Willis
Banj L
Charles F Minkel
Harding Pardons Debs and 20 Others in Christmas Clemency
President Harding commuted the 10 year term of Eugene V. Debs and released him on Christmas Day from Atlanta penitentiary. He also commuted or pardoned 24 other war crimes offenders and five soldiers jailed by courts martial, with deportation or parole terms set for several individuals.
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Washington
Eugene V. Debs
Harding
Atlanta
Debs
Carl J. Bryan
James A. O'Dell
Roy Youngblood
England
Supreme Court
Orville Anderson
Deadwood
Giovanni Baldagast
Chicago
David T. Blodgett
Des Moines
Towa
Selective Service Art
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Iname
J. T. Cumble
Oklahoma City
Thos. Carey
San Francisco
Joseph M. Caldwell
Providence, Fril
Majick Fioron
Detroit
Wilson
Carey weighs special session to aid farmers in Wyoming
Gov. Robert D. Carey said he would call a special legislature only if it can provide relief to distressed farmers and stockmen. The move follows appeals from Park Hig Horn Washakie and Hot Springs counties and a statewide survey on relief options amid anti Non Partisan league sentiment. The Wyoming American association formed to block the Non Partisan league warned relief is needed to prevent farmers from joining that movement.
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Cheyenne
Wryo
Robert D. Carey
Eersist
Park
Hig Horn
Washakie
Hot Springs
Lis
Wyo
Sunos Temtaie’ Sanktesion
Carey
Wyoming American Association
Wyoming
Condensed Copper Mining Company Issues Shares to Acquire Brass
The Anaconda Copper Mining Company announces 229125 treasury shares issued to shareholders at 460 a share on a one-for-ten basis to finance the acquisition of American Brass Company.
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New York
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Today
Treasury
American Brass Company
Christmas in Sunday Schools Featured at Presbyterian Tabernacle
Christmas programs unfold in area Sunday schools with a 100 voice chorus Dutch folk songs and dramatization of the Story of Christ. Three trees enhance decorations as Santa Claus visits with a Dutch mill and Brownies. Baptist church also hosts a 7 30 program with a tree gifts for unfortunates and a piano solo by BEA Flinn Jr. scripture reading and prayer by Rev. C M Thompson Jr.
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Presbyterian Tabernacle
Sixth and Durbin
Santa Claus
Baptist
the Baptist Church
BE. A. Flinn, Jr
C. M. Thompson, Jr
Night News Briefs From Across the World
Reports from Washington and other cities note British opposition to submarine abolition at a conference. U S recess set to January 3. Bandits steal 4000 from Exeter Bank in Missouri. Dail votes to adjourn to January 3. Railroads to implement a ten percent freight cut starting January 1. Twenty indicted in the armed march raids in Logan and Kanawha counties West Virginia.
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N. W. Va
Logan
Kanawha
Mayor Hylan Faces Arrest Over Pension Funds
Mayor Hylan and city board of estimate members face contempt of court unless they allocate 3 000 000 for pension funds in the city budget by December 25 as required by the state constitution. The appellate division upheld the writ of mandamus from Justices Mullan confirming the restoration of neglected items.
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New York
Hylan
Board of Estimate
Supreme Court
Mullan
Warm Weather for Christmas Seen in East
Warmer weather with rain is forecast for most of the eastern half of the country, likely spoiling Christmas snow hopes. Only the extreme northern states may keep snow, while the western region already has snow and no thaw is expected before Christmas.
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East
Washington
Mississippi River
Weather Bureau
Trial of Healer Day Opens with Sealed Courtroom in Cody
Public excluded from the Cody trial as Judge Mets bars spectators while Prof T G Day faces charges for allegedly obtaining 47.60 from Mrs Wilaie Shoup of Majestie under false pretenses claiming an immediate rupture cure. Day was arrested after a confrontation with Shoup’s husband Deputy Wilford Shoup. A separate assault case on a Meteetee girl was dismissed for lack of corroboration. Two additional charges remain.
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Cody
Wyo
T. G. Day
Wilaie "Shoup
Majestie
Wryo
P. W. Mets
Day
Stolen Safe Recovered Off Long Island
A safe containing stock certificates and jewelry valued at 50000 dollars was recovered from Manhasset Bay off Port Washington. The safe was hidden by ex butler Olaf Olafson who dove to retrieve it from six feet of water about 600 feet from shore. Olafson pleaded guilty and was sent to Elmira Reformatory. Michael Picards, a confederate, was convicted of larceny and to be sentenced today.
Episcopals Face Dearth of Clergy
New York Dec 23 The Episcopal Church in the United States faces a real problem from a steady decline in ministerial candidates a commission reported The investigation led by Rev George Barthell Rev Foabroke and Rev Harry Nichola found an average of one ministerial recruit to 2251 communicants with the situation more grave than for other denominations
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New York
United
Divorced Ranchman accuses wife of libertine dress
William H. Goodis of Banner Wyoming sues his wife, a former stenographer, charging gross and licentious conduct at card parties. He says she wore skirts high and necks low to reveal limbs to male guests. Mrs Goodis counters with a denial and claims alimony from her husband, worth about 260000 dollars, while noting he has given only 22 dollars since their marriage.
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Sheridan
Wyo
William H. Goodis
Banner
Wio
Hardin, Mont
Stingy
Goodil
Operator who rifled baggage sentenced in Wyoming
W. D. Loman formerly operated for the Burlington at Frannie Wyoming pleaded guilty to rifling the baggage of Leo T. Spence of Billings Montana. He was sentenced to one year to one year and six months in prison. Frank Lee testified as a state witness at Cody during railroad case hearings.
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W. D. Loman
Burlington
Frannie
Wyo
Frank
Unemployed Extremists Plan Disturbance in London
Scotland Yard announced that an extremist unemployed group in London plans a disturbance in the War End of London area or nearby today or tomorrow. The event targets London's fashionable shopping district crowded with Christmas shoppers, where many unemployed are seen soliciting money from holiday buyers.
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London
Anoulated
Scotland Yard
Dail Eireann Adjourns Treaty Debate Favoring Ratification
Dublin reports say the Dail adjourned further debate on the Anglo Irish Treaty until January 3, a move seen as favorable to ratification. Support from Richard Mulcahy and other Republican leaders strengthens the likely adhesion across the country.
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London
Associated Press
Dail Eireann
Dail
Land
Dublin
Associated Presad
Dia Eireann
Legion Seeks Deportation of Illinois Editor
The Black Hawk post of the American Legion and allied police urged U.S. District Attorney John V. Clinnin to deport Arthur Lorenzia, editor in chief of the Timels Staate Zeitung, a German language daily. Lorenzia is not a citizen and faced a $100,000 libel suit over an editorial.
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Chicago
Black Hawk Post
American Legion
Asalatani
United States
John V. Clinnin
Arthur Lorena
Timels Staate-Zeitung
Tlorens Ia
Alander
Paris Saves Fuel Through Daylight Saving Time
The city of Paris reports a major fuel economy from daylight saving time. By shifting clocks from March 15 to October 14 the measure is said to save about two hundred thousand tons of fuel, a figure equating to roughly one hundred million francs in value.
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France
Parla
Youlerdeay
Santa Claus Abolished by Zionist Decree in Chicago
Chicago readers report Wilbur Glen Voliva's church issues a decree abolishing Santa Claus promising peace for children. He claims Kris Kringle and reindeer myths do not exist while arranging toy distributions with the explanation they come from above through parents.
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Chicago
Children of
Ardmore Hearing In Carroll Murder Case
Guy Harris testified before Magistrate Butcher that Detective Sims asked him to accompany to Wilson on December 15 but he refused. Harris said Sims located stolen cars at Wilson. Sims and John Smith were killed in the shootout as Carroll and his family were attacked. J Brittain and others testified about leaving a lodge hall with bundles and being part of a group called Businessmen's League or BKKB.
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Ardmore
Okla
Associated Preas
Guy Harris
Butcher
Joe Carroll
Wilson
C. G. Sims
Harris
Sims
John Smith
Carroll
Rear Admiral John K Barton Dies at 69
Philadelphia obituary reports Rear Admiral John Kennedy Barton retired U S N aged 69 as former engineer in the Navy dies today. He served in the U S Navy and was associated with naval engineering duties. His death was announced from Philadelphia on December 24.
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Philadelphia
John Kennedy Barton
United States Navy
Inmates of State Home Have Xmas Paroles
Sixty one boys at the State Industrial Home at Golden received Christmas paroles. Denver Mayor Bailey granted Christmas pardons to six men held in the county jail.
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Denver
State Industrial
Golden
Bailey
One Killed in Strike Riot at Omaha
Omaha authorities report a man was fatally shot in the packing house district during a strike riot. Police dispersed a crowd of more than 200 strikers, with several arrests for disorderly conduct as tensions rose around the factory area. Union and plant officials gave conflicting views on violence and return of workers, while families of strikers prepared for Christmas support.
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Omaha
Jacob M. Davin
Amalgamated Meat Cutteren and Butcher Workmen of
North America
Tnet Oight
Tuc. M
Packing House
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