Republican Leaders Seek Borah Plan Amendment Accord
Senate Republican leaders met to agree on changes to Senator Borah's amendment for an international economic and disarmament conference as part of the naval appropriations bill. A compromise on scope is explored while Harding and administration views are sought, with a vote expected after debate on the naval bill.
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Senate
Borah
Harding
Hughes
Lodge
Tow
Curtis
Kansas
Smoot
Utah
Watson
Indiana
Italy
Aince
O Snatora Togo
Johnson
California
Christmas Cheer Takes Heavy Toll In Tragic Deaths
In Steubenville Ohio Christmas season violence claims Charles Dixey Blinn leader of a 12 man bootleg operation. Police and officials vow intensified raids as Blinn is found slain in a dark alley with a missing wallet and a revolver. Across the move, Los Angeles announces female prohibition agents to patrol New Year Eve venues amid expected violations.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Jefferson County
Charles “Dixey” Blinn
Westeriay
Flinn Whee
Ifn
Eminn
Tulchmond
Los Angeles
Harold H. Dolley
Christman Epiett
Dolley
Fire destroys Universal film stock in cutting room blaze
Five men collapsed from smoke as a fire at Universal City damaged about 360000 dollars worth of film stock. The blaze swept through the editorial department cutting room in minutes. stars Herbert Rawlinson Prinella Dean Chadyn Walton Reginald Denny Marie Dressler Taylor Lon Chaney Wallace Beery helped fight it. Cause under investigation with losses possibly reaching 2 million as totals are tallied.
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Los Angeles
Cal
United Press
Universal City
Amall
Roma
I Kerry
Film Ater
Amoake
Herbert Rawlinson
Prinellla Dean
Chadyn Walton
Tieginald Denny
Utelle Taylor
Lon Chaney
Wallace Beery
Re von Brohelm
Child suffers broken leg in car accident
Henry Weelsgurt a boy about 10 years old sustained a broken leg at 4 40 Saturday when an accident occurred to the automobile he was driving He was taken to Casper Private hospital where his injury was treated by Dr W Lathrop
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Weinsgurt
Lex
Henry Weelsgurt
Weingurat
Casper
W. Lathrop
New York Sees Dry Day as Bootleg Deaths Rise
Police report six deaths blamed on bootleg liquor during a dry period in New York. Autopsies to be performed on six men and one woman. Authorities warn further enforcement as the city adheres to prohibition amid widespread public drinking concerns.
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New York
Poice
Christa
Weat Aide
Bellevue Boopies
Records Shattered by Holiday Weather
Across the United States Christmas Day temperatures broke all authentic records with reports of record highs and mild conditions from coast to coast. Fort Worth Texas reached 78 degrees while Chicago hit 64, and readings in Atlanta Kil Pasqu and Galveston climbed into the 60s. Northwest states saw extremes near 46 below zero previously while Montana and North Dakota warmed above freezing. Western, central, and eastern regions posted varied highs from the 40s to 70s with Canadian stations in Winnipeg Toronto and Calgary also reporting new records.
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Chicago
United States
Santa Claus
Fort Worth
Texas
Kansan City
Youre
Ilinuis
Missouri
Kansas
Northwest
Montana
North Dakota
Thonton
Atlanta
Calliaton
Kil Pasq
Galveston
San Antonio
Lex
New Orleans
Bacanaba
Mich
Memphia
Tenn
Deville Lake
N. Jh
Oklahoma City
Okio
Mountain States
Ball Lana City
Phoenia
Ariz
Pacific States
Spokane
Wanh
San Diego
Cal
Tansoorts
Merc
Winnipeg
Toronto
Calgary
Fast train hits car. one killed and two injured near Burgaw
A southbound fast train on the Atlantic Coast Line struck an automobile on a grade crossing at Burgaw near Wilmington North Carolina. One man was killed and two others were seriously injured in the crash.
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Wilminggton
N. C
United Eiren
Atlastice Coast Line
Jilted lover kills three during Christmas home invasion
Seattle coroner probes Emil Neuriter, ferry boat operator, after he entered D. C. Engel’s home on Christmas Day and shot three children before killing himself. The tragedy follows a rejected love affair with Helen Fan, who earlier reported threats and letters. Funeral plans begin for Anna 17, Hang 3, and Dew 14 as investigators review the case.
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Seattle
Wash
Emil Neuriter
D.C. Engel
Engel
Helen Fan
Alee
Anc
Linge Childran
Anna
Nearher
Thie
Hang
Neuriter
Helen and & Brother
Dewot
Yesness Gives Away 200 Dollars to Children at Event
Reported as a festive scene where Yesness distributed 200 dollars in prizes to children amid crowd scenes. The event drew hundreds of adults and featured a man with a megaphone and a hat as part of the spectacle, with police controlling the roped street and entry gates.
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Harry Yeates
Dhan
Caspar
Morphandine
Young America
Many
Bank Employee Held for 5000 Dollar Theft
A Pivet National Bank employee faces grand jury charges over alleged theft of five thousand dollars from bank funds. The case involves misappropriation and requires further legal action and evidence review.
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Wicago
Wes
Anderson
Pivet National Bank
Varia
Erand
Germany in Default for First Time
The allied reparations commission declared Germany in involuntary default on one of its obligations. The vote was 3 to 1 with France Belgium and Italy for the declaration and Great Britain against it.
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Paris
Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
Hirittain
Slayer Suspect Freed After Stockton Arrest Revealed
Slain victim Malon James, 16, was fatally wounded during a December 2 hold up in Lake City. Arthur Hell and Allan Hann, arrested near Richmond California, were released after police showed they were already under arrest in Stockton at the time.
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Bal Lake City
Arthur Hell
Allan Hann
Richmond
Cal
Malon James
Stockton
James
Canada Exports to United Kingdom Rise in November 1924
Ottawa reports Canada exported 72,278,546 to the United Kingdom in November 1924 and 137,640,454 in November 1921. Exports to the United States were 90,864,999 in November 1921 and 30,142,523 in November 1924. Total exports reached 180,796,473 versus 96,539,802 in November 1921. Imports totaled 76,154,200 with 15,809,870 from the United Kingdom and 49,494,444 from the United States.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
United Kingdom
United States
Burreau
Louisiana Mob Leash Known to Authorities Reports State
Baltimore police sought the arrest of Dr. B M Mekoin former mayor of Mer Rouge La on a murder charge after a Louisiana governor telegram. Mekoin attached to Kirady Urological Clinic at Johns Hopkins Hospital since last October.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Police Department
Parker
Louisiana
B. MM. Mekoin
Mer Rouge
Johns Hopkins Hospital
MeKoin
Johns Hopkins
BR. M. McKoin
Mer Konge
Morehouse Parish
Brady
Bastrop Hearings Set on Kidnapping Case Identities
The state plans to identify several members of the masked mob that abducted five Mer Rouge residents last August, including Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards whose bodies were found recently. Investigators say testimony at open hearings ordered by Governor Parker, starting January 6 in Bastrop, will reveal identities.
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Bastrop
John M. Parker
Oakridge
Morehouse
Page Beven
Mondell Poised to Succeed Fall as Secretary of Interior
Reports from Cheyenne and Washington indicate Secretary Fall may resign to focus on private affairs. Congressman Frank W. Mondell of Wyoming, Republican House floor leader, is named as a potential successor. President Harding had no confirmed information about any move.
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Mondell May
Fall
Wyoming
Secretary of Interior
Cheyenne
Wyo
Frank W. Mondell
House of Representatives
Washington
Interior Department
Harding
Virginia
Tug Missing Crew Is Lost
The life boat of the tug Cornell, with eight to nine crew members, was found adrift between Long Point and Mat Colburn. The Great Lakes Tug Company, led by Captain Philip Erick, confirmed the loss of one crew member Pay ieh while information on the other missing sailors remains unclear.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Dee
Cornell
Long Point
Mat Colburn
Great Lakes
Philip
Nod Erick
Erle
Erick
Tineat Lakes Toowong Company
Gilmore
Byron S. Huie To Be Named For Examiner
In Cheyenne a notice states Byron S. Huie will be named examiner amid a city committee report. The text references a confirmation process and potential formal designations within the department.
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Byron S. Huie
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