Committee to Study Taxation Named by Gore
Governor appoints three Democrats to study taxation for 1927 session. Members include Virgil TetHishlunil of Clarkeburie and Crawford of Parkyngatucy, with Hemvleaton and others named to prepare a report and advise on proposed tax measures for the coming legislative year.
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Gore
Dal Wet
Ype Ghoren Hwirman
Alo
Ure
Conesion
Virgil tetHishlunil
Carkeburie
Aluhn M
Crawford
Parkyngatucy
Iemih
Renu
Eminaw
Herigley County
Celunel J
Hmyatineton
Ageno EL
Wut
Mikida
Democrate
Hurtie & Republican
Vrs
Eyomaiaialon
Mies Beirbeak
Blue
Five Families Doped In Theft Report From Town
A robbery case involves five families tied to a theft spree. culprits ransacked a residence, stole jewelry and watches, and damaged windows. Two suspects died during the incident, authorities stated. The event prompted police plans and a global court discussion on the matter.
Atlantic Rum Fleet Shifts Position and Lands Cargo
Atlantic rum fleet moves from New Jersey coast to near Ocean City Maryland. Investigators believe six crackloads of liquor were landed overnight near Antimiera area. Prohibition agents deny successful landing near Baltimore. Local labor representatives reportedly welcomed the cargo.
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Atlantic Rum
Jersey Coast
Baltimora
Baltimore
New Sursey
Oana
Neswapaner Investigatora
Ocean
Bay Coast Line
Tee Taltimiere Svering
Miler Tatand
Antimiera
Murder cases set for trial in Intermediate court
Two major murder cases are scheduled for trial in the Intermediate court. Prosecution cites key witnesses and complex motives as it details the slayings of A. Lawrence’s nephew and Hien Turner’s wife, with trials potentially determining outcomes for Bettie Dedournett and Sam Pass amid delayed proceedings and cross‑state developments.
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Mer Main
Atoton
Dohert Wines
Crana
Homer Jenna
Wines
H.W. Binack
Evelyn Rogers
Deon
Aho
Turearr
Pass
Turner Wat
Ani We Tee Porton
AtcNeer
Coat River
Ty Sam Pass
Devensr
Thao Tea Turner
Ainin
Laeck
Sid
Rogers Plans Suit for False Arrest in Mountain State Hospital Case
Appenennoan Wet filed in common pleas court yesterday morning, two $10,000 damages actions by Herv er Toxete against an unnamed defendant over a false arrest incident in Fantington. The youth, from Fantington, was shot by Mounted Officer Habinsen while being transported to jail and later taken to Mountain State Hospital. One suit seeks damages for false imprisonment and alleges the police mishandled the arrest and custody. A second action focuses on alleged unlawful shooting and resulting injuries.
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Common Pleas
Toxete
Ghiplosten
Fantington
Mountain State Hoapital
A. A. Warner
Heavitih
Ben
Warner
Whatnat
Pucety Company
Habinsen
Damier Tor
Harcae
Orerk
O. B. Worbite
Netoyin Ofivern
Senalpye
Sarah
Incet Yan
Ts 7
John Hritton
Ctlet
Air Probe May End Wednesday
The Army court martial for air officer Major Lester J. McNnie heard Colonel Willon Mitchell accuse the air department of near treasonous conduct by withholding Hawaii air defense plans from 1923. Major Mealr wrapped up cross examination as defense counsel predicted the trial would conclude next Wednesday.
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Associated
Washington
Willon Mitchell
Avar Department
Ha~ Waii
Army
Lester J. McNnie
Coland Mitchell
Semy Air Serve Jee
Mitchell
Lulanda
Defense
Hiowall
Afe
Leon
Mealr
Sonn T. Lewi
Coast Artillery
Cion
Clarence C. Williams
Ordnance
Frank H. Reid
Chiefs Defense Counsel
Civilian killed amid Mexican election unrest
In Mexico City during pre election disarmament, a civilian was killed after wounding four police officers. One quarter of civilians were restricted from carrying guns as municipal elections approached, with police assigned to maintain order. Kipling visit noted with medical update on his condition.
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Mexico City
Sanny Durin
Tax Reduction Bill Faces House Debates and Amendments
The 325 million tax reduction bill cleared the Senate stage and enters critical House consideration with over two hours of debate. Dozens of amendments are expected on key points while nonpartisan support stan ds. opposition may focus on maximum surtax, inheritance tax, and tax board provisions.
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Washington, Bee
House
Jon
Tax Board
Texas
Connally
Darmevernt
Texase
Tintin
Firesn
Sentative
Girne
Tennes Sac
Mel Dunham Joins Ford's Fiddle Fete in Detroit
Mellie Dunham, renowned as the elder duzico tuner expert, has joined Henry Werd in Ford's revival concert to kick off Detroit's dance gala next Tuesday. The old fashioned orchestra will feature duletnier, zymbalon, seumphone and ginuin, with Dunham aiding Ford's historic presentation at a leading dance hall.
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Detroit
Mellie Dunham
Murne
Henry Werd
Yale Coach Tad Says Grange Won't Rank with Thorpe
Yale football coach Tad Tones arrived at Norwalk after naming Grange as a superb open field runner but argued his overall ranking remains below Thorpe Heston and other national figures of past years. He cited Grange as exceptional in one facet but not the complete composite of top players.
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Lap
TC. Tomanend
Charlaa
Cormor
Vormintaalogiecs
Ciel
Ponhandia
Bute
Goriink
Clarketuck
Gweforminic
United Staten Mongtor
Koecoulal
Buale Ganas
Crawford
Mwon
Yarkersburry
Ereyen
Sialvatior
Tad
Grange
Thorpe
Heston
Norwolik
Via
Tad Tones
Herd
Yale
Jonen
Thorne
Carrisle
Michigan
Oberlnader
Dartmouth
Wilnan
Washington
Nevers
Sanford
Jones
Columbia withdraws Rockne head football coach offer
Columbia University officials announced they withdrew their offer to Knute Rockne of Notre Dame to be head coach of the football squad after a long conference. Rockne admitted he was under contract to Notre Dame for eight years, and Columbia noted he had signed a three year contract to coach at Columbia, effective next spring.
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Fn Associated Press
New York
Columbia University
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Pme
Columbia Football Committee
Rockne
University of Notre Dame
Columbia
Indiana Institution
Knute K. Rockne
Columbia University Committee On
University Committee
Athletiee
Notts Dame
Air
T ‘Alverslty
Colmnbia
Philadelphia
Inned
Puce Biebty
Funeral rites to end for men killed in Overton mine blast
Associated Press reports in Birmingham on December 12 that Sunday will close the funeral services for six men killed when Overton mine No 2 exploded last Thursday. Officials continue both state and federal probes into the disaster as families seek closure. Some workers voice determination to return to their former jobs despite the tragedy.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Overton Mine
Quertan
Btata
Tiwan
League awaits America's move on arms cut bid
Geneva reports show nations anxious over US decision to send delegates to study disarmament. France, Japan, and Italy oppose navy cuts. Russia and the United States were invited to participate as Geneva presses toward arbitration, security pacts, and pacific settlements amid broader disarmament talks.
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League
America
Associated Press
Geneva
Des
Japan
France
Italy
United States
League of Nations
Germany
League Council
Erle Drummond
Andre Tardieu
Paris
Hudgat
Chamber of Depurties
England
Europe
Lecatuo
Austen Chamberlain
Zegland
Frances
Germete
London
Bismarck
Vranes
Santa’s Round Belly Shrinks as Yuletide Rush Picks Up
New York December 12 Santa Claus appears thinner with a shadow of his former roundness and thinner beard. He says heavy work has thinned him after a busy season and notes stores expect about $250 million in New York alone for Christmas. Department stores feature large Christmas displays and child attractions to draw shoppers. The Public anticipates a strong, mostly American toy market, with records showing a rising trend in toy purchases and holiday spending.
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Santa
Dy Chaltey Fouarrat
New York
Hante Chau
Santa Claus
Thin City
The
Indie Entiina
Christinaa
Cours
Itka
Shone Report
Oma
Lidy
Mange
Woolworth
Gilibert
Toy Manufacturers of
United States
Almertvaat
Sante Clad
North Pole
North Pole, Into A Movie Show Ing Kimgele
Wtrich
Atock
Consall
Dabad Press Association
Will of Madman Made Possible Union Of German Empire
An article claims Ludwig II of Bavaria and his deranged will shaped the unification of northern German states into the German Empire under a Prussian crown. It describes his paranoia, lavish obsessions, and plots, including plans to crown the Hohenzollerns while sinking Bavaria into isolation, ending with his suicide in Lake Starnberg.
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Will of
German Empire
Raghis
Maximilian
Herr Hardest
Ludwig
Bavaria
Borian
Ludwig II
Avery
Germany
Bismarck
Baty
Alpe
Ludwic
Lola Ontez
Ludwik
Otto
Bel
Pe Justus
Richard Wapter
Vies Ludwis
Munich
Lolk Onter
Twies Wagener
Nietusache
Berreutit
PS Dueche
Louis Kev
James Tentmore
Cooper
Dudwig
Rhea
Berlin
South Sea Island
Wile
Holm
Lake Starnberg
Sears
Varla
Mons Ateby
Consolidated Frees
Bankers Laud Russian Trade Banquet Highlights Soviet Links
American bankers and Russian industrialists gathered at the Bankers' Club in New York for a banquet marking growing Soviet American trade. Secrecy surrounded proceedings, with details cabled to Moscow noting the event as a sign of increasing trade ties. Speakers included Reeve Schley of Chase National Bank and Charles M. Schwab, with 325 guests from top finance and industry sectors.
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New York
Bankers’ Club
Russia
Moscow
Reeve Schley
Chase National Bank
3Ne
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
America
Wildsm Ewing
J. P. Morrigan and Company
Charlies H. Sabin
Cheirman
Guaranty Trust Company
Arthur Lossby
Equitable Trust Company
Clerlance Dillon
Dillon, Read and Company
Morgan
Richard T. Harris
New York Cotton Exchange
Hemington Typewriter Company
Chicago Pneumatic Fool Company
Senator Jones protests War department transport move
Washington dispatch reports Senator Jones Republican of Washington protests to President Coolidge and Chairman OConnor of the Shipping Board against plans to take over 23 army transports and two Admiral Oriental passenger ships from Seattle to the War Department within four days. He warns the action would disrupt Northwest commerce and urges using merchant ships instead for peacetime army transport needs.
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Washington
War Department
Mads Iedey
Coolidge
O'Connor
Shipping Board
Jones
Admiral-Oriental Line
Seattle
Senate Cent
A. G. Sutther
Northwest
Orient
Tarvin
Charges Against Nihoof Quashed In Army Court
Washington report states President Ceptidze approved dismissal from the army of Captain Frank al Nihoof of Montromesy W Via for embezzling funds while custodian of the 42nd Infantry at Camp Gillard Canal Zou.
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Washington
Ceptidze
Frank al
Nihoof
Montromesy
W. Via
42Nd Infantry
Camp Gillard
Canal Zou
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Aaron
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Beuauw
Doren
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Waldes
Tratt
Dows
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Ming
Mitchell Defense
Kipling
Lurwasil Haghind
Pawson
Kelng
Rudyard Kipling
Hutle
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Youaster
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