Butler Refuses To Quit Post Amid City Crisis
A sequence of dramatic events in Philadelphia centers on General Butler declining to resign his post and Mayor Kendrick seeking a policy change. Reports describe Butler's refusal, the mayor's insistence on leaving, and ensuing political turmoil including new leave orders and manpower shifts affecting city duties and public safety.
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Quaker City
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Marine: Corps
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Bec
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Rena
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Chideent
Wesley
Raton
Peat Coolidge
Polleeman
Gieweth W. Follott
Chonoral Thatcher
Pho Mayer
Hue Lothac
Towson
Gallander
Nike
William Wilets by MQM Urn At feat acetal
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an event involving William Wilets and MQM Urn with references to an ad hoc scene. The readable portions name entities and a here unclear sequence of terms, lacking concrete actions, dates, or places to form a fuller news item.
Government urged rubber use reduction plan
The Associated Press reports Washington proposing a sharp cut in rubber consumption backed by the National Rubberization and the Chamber of Commerce to combat extortionate East Indian rubber policy. Hoover warns the rubber cartel extracts billions from the American public. synthetic rubber research and national mobilization are urged for wartime needs and price containment.
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Washington
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Coraguate Rel Ny
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Vengrons
Hoogur
Frank Munsey Expires After Stubborn Fight
Frank Munsey dies after a long illness, funeral set for Thursday morning. The publisher, once a poor farm boy, rose to command a commanding publishing empire, earning tributes from men in many professions across the country.
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Frank Munsey
Munsey dies leaving publishing empire to heirs
Frank A. Munsey, famed publisher who built a vast newspaper and magazine empire, died after illness and surgical complications. He owned the New York Sun and Evening Mail, magazines Argosy All Story and Munsey's Magazine, and influenced industry widely. Public notices and tributes from leaders across politics and publishing marked his death.
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New York
Ito
Weather Man Promises White Christmas Amid Heavy Snow
A winter storm swept Awisa Alps West Virginia with deep snow on hills and valleys. City roads iced, several accidents occurred as drivers navigated slick pavement and a stalled streetcar blocked traffic. responders reported no severe injuries. Weather forecasts hint at continued cold and more snow, with Santa Claus travelers urged to be cautious.
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West Virginia
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Iutomobstes
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Kay
Teckley
Othe Mounthine
Alorin
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Drys Win First Fight In House In Prohibition Debate
The drys in the House defended all but one prohibition enforcement appropriation for the next fiscal year. A motion to bar use of funds for Craod de mele and faltahood enforcement failed 125 to 17, while other enforcement appropriations were approved. Democrats supported the dry stance, noting the larger question of enforcing the law and past controversial expenditures, including a hotel incident. House leaders defended funding increases for court guards and enforcement personnel, arguing enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment is essential despite controversy.
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Washington
Dec
Igenresunine
Madden
Appropriations Committee
Mayflower
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Manor
Avermont
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Lambie Renamed Mine Bureau Head
Hobert M. Lambie was reappointed chief of the staff department of Jatna for a four year term by Guoyesner Chore. The prior appointments trace back to early 1800s with Governor Cornwall and others shaping the bureau, highlighting leadership in mining and related industries.
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Jatna
Guoyesner
Tunarty
Dambrita
Noni
Bureau of Situps
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Cerner
Cornwall
Ijevertior Morgan
Iter
Ais
Faille
Guet
Henry
Ats
Lanta
Weat
Mary
Three Rescued After Drifting Four Days
XEW YORK Dec 28 The lifeboat rescued three men after four days adrift at sea. The crew, William Roush hotel man at Florida and Havana Cuba, along with Samuel Caldwell and Michael Dames, were found seventy miles off Maytona Via by the steamship Guba.
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York
Howe
Anya Ataoa
Plans for Arctic Flight Expedition Led by Wilkins
An ambitious Arctic expedition led by Captain George Wilkins plans to reach the Pole of Inaccessibility from Point Barrow Alaska in March 1928. Backed by Afrplan Detroit Aviation Society and the North American Newspaper Alliance, the project features the Fokker three engine giant and a center board headed by Willan Mayo with Dr. Isaiah Bowman and Vilhjalmur Stefansson among key advisors.
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Viking
American Geogtaphion Society
Detroit Aviation Society
Wind
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Moniber
Willan G. Mayo
Ford Meter Company
Isaiah Bowman
American Godgraphical Society
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Explorer
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Wilkins
Alaska
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London
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New York
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United States
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Avila
Point Yarrow
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Bench Breaks Cause Tragedy at Erie Pre-Christmas Show
In Erie Pa a bench collapse during a 5000 spectator event sent children, ages nine to twelve, to a panic which killed three youngsters William Wagner Hileen Rickrode and Raymond Kapetzinash and left seven others injured. Injured range nine to fifteen all expected to recover. Debris and overturned stalls disrupted the arena as mothers gathered outside the arena.
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Erie Arena
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Dive
Hileen Rickrode
Raymond Kapetzinash
Struetua
Operators Strike Blame Amid Holiday Standstill
Philadelphia December reports blame operators for prolonging the paused pa tlimeita strike through the Christmas season. John L. Lewis said leaders in the industry withheld negotiations, urging renewed talks to protect miners’ interests. Glen Alden Coal offered letters urging workers to return to old wage terms while awaiting a new contract, seen as propaganda by union officials.
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Patlimeita
Yuley
John L. Lewie
Seavhia
Springfield
Newts
Sergm
John Durkan
Scranton
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Upstate
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Minera
Ernor Pincho
Bur- Ikan
Glen Alden Coat Company
D. Dimmmick
Lue Vormpaniy
Dietr
Suferius
Workers Warned Against Fascism Surge From Labor Leader
William Green, head of the American Federation of Labor, issued a circular warning wage earners and the public that fascism and communism share the same poison and danger. The notice, approved by the federation’s executive council, will be distributed to 119 national and international unions, 2,000 city central bodies, 43 state federations of labor, and 35,000 local unions.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
United States
Federations of Labor
Coolidge Hopes To Join Parley On Disarmament Talks
President Coolidge considers joining League of Nations invitation to discuss a disarmament conference. Senate and House introduce resolutions supporting participation. Kellogg meets with Hughes and Hoar among others. No action taken yet.
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Washington
Dec
Coolidge
United States
League of Nethens
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House
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Utah
Foreign Afseirs Committee
Fish
New York
Moore
Virginia
Kellogg
Ofice
Charles B. Hughes
Elihu Hoos
Miners Escape Fire At Webb Mine In Ohio
Seventy coal cutters at the Webb mine of the GM Tones Coal company near Wheeling Ohio escaped a blaze after six north entry was trapped. Nine other men reached the bottom of an airshaft in safety. Deputy Ohio state mine inspector Lott Jenkins led volunteers in rescue efforts as fire containment limited further danger. The Pennsylvania railroad dispatched a special train for evacuation, with rescue teams from nearby mines assisting under Inspector Jenkins.
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Tones Coal Company
Womilea
Shadsside
Waien
Lott Jenkins
Martins Ferry
Ohio State
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Tiger Front Field
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Two Men Overpower Huntington Police
Huntington police report three men attacked Officer W. Rans Hotton near Eighth Avenue and Sixteenth Street. Hotton was relieved of his revolver and blackjack before the trio, with one held prisoner earlier, escaped. No officers hurt in the incident.
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Pirates Seize Briton Steamer Tungchow Off China Coast
The Tungchow a 104 ton British coast steamer carrying foreign passengers including editors and missionaries was seized by pirates 3000 miles south of Wei-Hai-Wei then driven to Bias Bay Swantung province. The captain was shot and wounded but cared for aboard as pirates looted the ship and warned others.
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Hongkong
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Tungchow
Ching, Navigat Ion Company
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Tientsin
Wei-Hai-Wei
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China
Congress Looks Back At Work Accomplished
Congress adjourned for Christmas after two weeks of session. The House approved a 525 million dollar tax cut and completed annual appropriations for the treasury and post office. The Senate confirmed hundreds of nominations, began debate on the World Court and foreign debt, and passed an administration bill for civilian aviation division in the commerce department. When reconvened January 8, the Senate Finance Committee will tackle the tax bill for potential passage by March 1.
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Senate Finance Committee
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