Reclamation Appropriations Bill Takes Up Indian Affairs Funding
The House resumes after recess and takes up the interior department appropriation bill totaling $294,865,300. Rep Kelley of Pennsylvania attacks the Indian care system, while Rep Mondell defends gradual progress and past generosity. Indian affairs funding reaches $13,312,000, up $965,000 from last year.
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Washington
House
Interior Department
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Kelley
Pennsylvania
Modell
Bonus Passage Assured in Thin Congress Session
Alvin M. Owsley, commander of the American Legion, said passage of the adjusted compensation bill is virtually assured in a thin session. He spoke at a luncheon in Fort Worth and noted support exists to override a presidential veto if needed. He outlined Burham bills and immigration provisions as part of the 1923 program.
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Eaid
Alvin M. Owsley
American Legion
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Owsley
United States
National Guard
National Army
Dust Explosion Hits Schreiber Plant in Kansas City
A dust explosion and ensuing fire leveled the Schreiber Flour and Cereal plant at the neat bottoms in Kansas City Missouri. At least 16 people were injured though none were believed seriously hurt, and the building was completely destroyed by the blast.
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Kansas City
Schreiber Flour and Cereal Company
Mrs H W Dean Injured In Automobile Collision
A collision at Lincoln and Second street at about 2 PM involved a Chevrolet driven by Mrs W Jones and a Ford driven by Mrs H W Dean. Mrs Dean sustained undetermined injuries and was taken to the hospital under Dr H B Lathrop care. Mrs Jones was uninjured. By 2 39 PM she was reported resting comfortably.
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Mra. W
Jones
Ford
H. W. Dean
Lincoln
Mra
Enaily
Hawaiian Radio Program Heard At Mobile
Dr. F Marion Inge of Mobile reported he picked up Honolulu Hawaii on his radio net in the city suggesting a reception broadcast from the islands.
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Mobile, Ala
Mobile
Ala
F. Marion Inge
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Atlanta
Wailuku
Tea Served Women At Movie Matinee In Wartime Feature
The America theater presents Fant ta West with manager Geo Stewart introducing a novel matinee feature. Women in the audience receive tea during the performance as Rast la West is shown today and tomorrow.
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America
Geo. Stewart
Classifieds fragment listing rooms and loans
Multiple small ads appear including room share in a modern home with bath near 783 South lark, furnished room for a gentleman, private loan of 800 dollars for one year, an ad for a never worn Martin chok, bullet items at 416 W Viret, and a note about photo work at 2418. David.
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South Lark
Mrs Ney Ford Must Finance Own Defense
Detroit judge ruled that Ney Ford, husband and Dearborn farmer, is not required to advance $3,000 to fund his wife May Ford’s defense against a murder charge. The decision was issued by Circuit Judge Harry Dingeman.
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Detroit
Mich
Ney
Ford
Dearborn
Harry Dingeman
May &. Ford
Oil Land Suit Heard in Court Cheyenne
In United States district court in Cheyenne a title dispute over a tract in Salt Creek area is heard. N S Williams Escalapion Oil Co and John T Bottom sue Salt Creek Consolidated Oil Co et al. The main title hearing will come later after a four day anticipated motion to strike from the answer.
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Bait Creek
United States District Court
Willams
Escalapion Ol
John T. Bottom
Salt Creek Consolidaate Ol
Crump Round Over To Court In Assault Case
Charles Camp charged with assault with intent to kill after a Sandbar fight left Gregory Peterson with a fractured skull. Peterson also faces highway robbery charges from the same incident. Several others tied to the affray posted bonds or were held on witness warrants.
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Wilder
Gregory Peterson
Peterson
Crump
George Tittle
Cheyenne Slim
A. M. Lynn
George Rusnell
Walter With
Karl Peterson
Juuliencourt
Justice Tubbs
John Gressen
Corte
Moe Iolouws
Irena
North Burlington
Iiwar
Osborne
Jadi
E. Forester
G. A. Mathews
Minum
Prodigal Son Found on Christmas Day in Philadelphia
Irad erick, who left Tolantola Nebraska eleven years ago after a quarrel over college funds, was found in Philadelphia on Christmas Day. After begging and a short sentence, he revealed his tale to a Pilwon Welfare agent and agreed to return to his father, hoping a warm welcome awaits.
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Iraderick
Tolantola
Neb
Coura
Howce of Correction
Pilwon Welfare Association
Livingatone
Manother Pen
M. F. Livingatone
Rookleland
Til
Lingoin
Frederick Tiwingatone
Folke
Christman
Attempt to derail Rainbow Special blamed in wreck near Wain
Railway officials say a Missouri Pacific freight train derailed Tuesday near Wain Oklahoma after hitting an open switch. Engine and tender left the track and two crewmen from Van Buren Arkansas were pinned and seriously hurt. The Rainbow Special from Hot Springs Arkansas was two hours late arriving at the switch.
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Musbrogee
Okla
Missouri Pacific
Wain
Sequoyah County
Ohklahoma
Kansas City
Hot Springs
Ark
van Buren
Wagoner
Frank G. Hedrick
George Johnson
Democratic Candidate to Move to Casper Wyoming
Robert R. Rose the recently defeated Democratic candidate for congressman from Wyoming will move his home to Casper after the new year to practice law. Mrs Rose and their two children will visit Chicago and then join him. Rose has arranged to leave the Kemmerer Chamber to W L Howell who has worked with it for months.
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Wyo
Dee
Robert R. Rose
Wyoming
Hls
Casper
Hughes may visit Chile on Pan American trip
Amman der Muthiu of Chile, acting on instructions from his government, has suggested to Washington that Secretary Hughes visit Chile during the Pan American conference. Foreign ministers from Brazil and Argentina are expected to attend, with plans for a sightseeing trip to the region's beauty spots.
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Chile
Bantiago
Eighty Drunk Men Detained on Christmas Eve in City Jail
Police report that eighty intoxicated men were held overnight in the city jail on Christmas Eve after being found in public or tavern areas. The men faced temporary detention and were to be processed for drunkenness.
Sinn Fein convention urged for peace in Ard Theis
Night news summarizes a Sinn Fein clubs meeting reporting a resolution to reconvene the Ard Theis or general Sinn Fein convention as part of a move toward peace. Also notes Mussolini appointing 24 senators including scientists artists and writers. German reparations talks. deaths of Louis W. Luecher and Hannis Taylor. wage bonuses at Baltimore and Ohio. amnesty bill in Mexico. Walton cottage restoration. Spens resignation as fuel distributor. Elmer Kinston selected in Washington.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Silver Commission Proposed by Senator from Colorado
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders a questionnaire to all railroads asking for owned and leased freight cars, future need, and age of equipment plus details on cars in leasing service. Railroads must report last fall shortages and traffic volumes, including private cars, as part of the inquiry into widespread car shortages centered in the west.
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Commilsion
National and Local News Digest Amid Cross-Country Claims
Reports from Honolulu to St. Louis cover agricultural transport plans, a Dublin independence pledge, De Valera’s stance, a Memphis resignation, a coroner’s inquest in Colorado, copper mining litigation in Montana, a New York tenant housing case, fuel policy tensions in Massachusetts, and railroad wage and strike forecasts.
Bullet near wounding woman triggers fines in court
In a Christmas Eve case a bullet from a six shooter in C. I. Thompaon’s possession nearly struck a bedridden woman in East Second Street. Thompaon was fined 50 dollars and P. Blater 25 dollars after police testimony in court.
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East Second Street
C. I. Thompaon
Thompaon
Blater
Armour and Company plans 160 million charter merger move
Attorneys in Chicago prepare Delaware charter papers for a new Armour and Company subsidiary to absorb Morrin and Company. The plan calls for 160 million capital, split 110 million preferred and 50 million common, with only about 110 million issued. The Delaware filing marks a step toward sealing the merger and future cattle and livestock business.
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Chicago
Delaware
Armour and Company Corporation
Armour and Company
Morrin and Company
Armour Anilipompany
Eid
Russel Pratt
Dover
Del
Bee
Armour and Company of Delaware
Piate
Incomplete Wilmington Incorporation Papers Noted
A fragment mentions Aflents A M Hooven Bruce Andersen and Don Oe WHT 4 Corporation Trant company of Ar fen in relation to incorpors papers.
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M. Hooven
M. 4
Bruce
M. Andersen
Wilmington, Don
Trant Company
Arfen
Non-Violence Urged at Inca National Congress
Das, president of the Indian nationalist congress, declares non-violence the essential method for achieving freedom through swaraj. He concedes some Indians favor violent methods but argues force defeats freedom and promotes non-violent cooperation as the path to an Asiatic federation replacing pan‑Indian movements.
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Gaya
Beng
Tdia
Len
Associated Preay
Congress
Das
Fire destroys clothing and woodwork on East Second
A fire at 2:20 Tuesday damaged a house on East Second where clothing and woodwork were burned. The blaze is thought to have started from the fireplace.
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East Second
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