Harding Opposes Borah Plan for International Conference
President Harding asks Senate to delay action on Borah's amendment to the naval bill requesting a new international economic conference. He states cancelling debt or altering amortization terms is not in the administration agenda, urging time to negotiate while opposing debt cancellation.
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Million Dollar Liquor Raid Reported Off New York Coast
Nassau Bahamas officials report a $1,000,000 liquor robbery at sea. The vessel Winns A White cleared from Swetten for Miquelon October 21 with 10 600 cases of liquor was boarded off the Atlantic coast near New York and all liquor and money aboard were seized.
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Bomb attack in Dublin and Ireland year-end crisis
A Dublin bomb attack targets a military car wounding a civilian. a shooter on site fires on a bystander. In London reports the Daily Mail portrays Ireland as destabilized with rebels, while De Valera defends the republican government and seeks legal resolution through the parliament and supreme court.
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Irish Bulletin Today
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Supreme Court of the Republic
Confessions Tie 45 Involved in Louisiana Kidnapping Case
In Morehouse Parish a pair of confessions implicate 45 citizens in the August kidnapping and murders of Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards. Bodies were found in Lake La Fourche. arrests await state action. Baltimore court keeps Dr. MeKain detained, facing possible murder charges tied to the case.
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Associated Press
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Thomas Richards
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Mollie Fuller Returns to Stage in Brooklyn
Mollie Muller, once a Broadway star known for Adonis and vaudeville tours, reappears on stage in Brooklyn to a mixed reception while blind The group arranging her care includes Aline Waller and others after a recent hotel suicide report.
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Mollie Muller
Brooklyn
Broadway
Mollie
Klenry B. Disey
Adonie
Mallen
Fuller
Friente
Poneiless
Aline Waller
Belle Reardon Fined $100 in Police Court
A police court fined Belle Reardon $100 with the right to appeal by paying $600. Also fined were Carl Peters $64, V. Lely $25, Nell Howard and Mila Brown in the same case involving alleged illegal operation of a house.
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Helle Reardon
Hi Tarne
du Palles Court
Carl Peters
V. Lely
Nell « Howard
Mila Brown
Train Derailment Near Princeton Junction Shuts Line
A fast commuter train from New York toward the west derailed at Princeton Junction New Jersey at 11:00. The mail car combination car 404 roadh and the tender were derailed and overturned. No injuries were reported to authorities or passengers as of the received dispatch.
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Stock Dividend Declared by Standard Oil Company of Indiana
The Standard Oleam peiny of Indiana declares a 100 percent stock dividend payable to stockholders of record December 28. Directors earlier proposed increasing capital stock from 140 09 000 to 260 000 000 to permit the distribution. Dividends will be governed by earnings, with prior quarterly payments of 1 dollar on the old stock.
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Cricago
Associated
Standard Oleampeiny
Indiana
Whiting, Inc
Gace
Robert T. Stewart
Inga
Groshon to Lead Wyoming Utility Board
Cheyenne Wyoming December 24 Maurice Groshon the lone Democrat on Wyoming’s Public Service Commission is set to become chairman. Claude Draper likely stays as a commissioner and WS MetWhinle of Douglas is named state land commissioner. A L Putnam to be deputy state auditor.
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Celal
the Tribune
Fioan
Maurice Groshon
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Claude Draper
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Douglas
A .L. Putnam
Severe Snow Hits Western New York Area
Western New York endures the season's deepest snow as drifts reach up to four feet in some places. The storm disrupts travel and daily life across several counties with heavy accumulation reported by local officials.
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Store Robbery Report After Burglary At 227 South Center
Robbers forced entry into Joe David’s store at 227 South Center Street last night, tearing doors from hinges and stealing about 1400 dollars in merchandise including underwear kimonas and fur trimmed items. They also removed ten dollars in small change from the register. no clue has been found.
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South Center Street
Fall injures tank worker at Texans company ground
A 4 foot fall yesterday afternoon at the Texans company ground injures tank worker Charles Ringe. He is treated at County hospital by Dr. N Virwat. The accident marks the fourth such fall among tank builders within the last five days.
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Charles Ringeby
Tinage
N. Virwat
Tingeby
Wilson Birthday Observed By Senate and Public Figures
The Senate without debate passed a pro forma resolution praising former President Wilson on his illness recovery. A Woodrow Wilson Foundation delegation planned to visit Wilson at his Washington home to convey birthday greetings and report on foundation progress.
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Dollay
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Hamiliton Molt
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Foundation
Aire
Kate Trenholm Abrams
Liuttlet of
One Killed and Forty Hurt in City Crash
A traffic crash on the main freight line near Cape Nayt killed one man and injured forty others. The deceased was identified as RJ. of Duthie of Boutia.
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Deitiah
Columbia
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Capea
Duthie
Bouttia
Hays Addresses Frat Opening Remarks At Delta Theta College
Dec 24 reports that Will Maye head of the Motion Picture Producers and Dietetutors association scheduled to deliver principal address at opening ties on after a blog convention of Pi Delta Theta College. Hays serves as president of the frat.
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Kanha
Will Maye
New York Flashes Report Holiday Swaps of Hanor and Robbery
Alexander Williams, an investigator, claims more than 4 million dollars of Hanor moved through New Jersey waters to New York for the holiday trade. A separate Dec. 2 report notes robbers blew open the Marlen offices of the New York Edison Co and escaped with 4000 after gagging a night watchman.
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Alexander Williams
Department of Iwadee
New Jersey
New York Edison Company
Ship Captain Slain in Secluded Residence
Report says Captain Harry Belite of the Chinook crew was shot by J W A Hodhouse, a jeweler, after a confrontation in a private home. The two men had lived together for years and a standoff ended with Hodhouse taking his own life, leaving the estate under threat at daybreak.
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Harry Beliite
J. W. A Hodhouse
Heriige
Wielaporille
Lee Angeagm Lee
Mary Miley Minter
Ingtion
Ian
Mee
Charlotte Shelby
Butcher Fined After Kicking Women in Chicago
In Chicago a butcher named James Horn was fined twice within a week for kicking women customers who complained about meat weight. The fines totaled 20 and 10 dollars after allegations of cheating in weight were raised by Augusta Whealey Flora and Agnes Truth.
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James Horn
Chen
Horn
Hay
Ing
Mie
Augusta Whealey
Bla
Jim
St Gaya
Flora
Mee
Agnes Truth
Hore
Flyer killed by propeller in Spokane incident
Ralph W. Heale aged 40 an aviator was instantly killed when he backed into an airplane propeller at a local aviation fleet station Heale recently moved here from Lemhi Idaho and was unmarried The crash occurred while the machine was being fueled and the propeller was turning PMID
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Spokanh
Wash
Ralph W. Heale
Rew'e
Leoni
Idaho
Robber Captured After Blow Dents The Jaw
In Portland Oregon on a December night hardware merchant D Kelly of Sylvan was attacked by two robbers. One struck him on the chin with a blow that felled the assailant and dropped his weapon. Kelly seized the weapon and forced the robber to release. The second bandit fled but was later captured and surrendered to the sheriff.
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Sylvan
Slater
Kelly
Newspaper Used to Mail Booze to U S
Chicago December 24 federal orders reveal increased international circulation of Mealean and Canadian paper used to hide brandy and whisky. Twelve regular investigators were taken in custody yesterday by Pred Hiardner, head of the treasury special agent office, as searches continued for the obscured consignments.
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Ouetedy
Pred Hiardner
Treasury Epec'al Agente
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Waley
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