Farm Hand Vowed to Kill Girl and Self in Missouri Case
A farm hand Fred Lichtenberger, jilted by Mary Eitenmiller, shot her after a church meeting near Pekin and then killed himself. He had been dismissed from the Eihtenmiller farm months earlier for paying too much attention to the girl. He confessed that she begged him to shoot her again after the first bullet and that he fired a second shot before taking his own life. The girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Eitenmiller, remained alive but in critical condition.
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Paris reparations deal backed by White House stance
United States maintains neutrality as Paris reparations agreement progresses. President Coolidge supports the plan while Irreconcilables push for broader examination. Senate deliberations loom with Johnsons resolution edging toward Foreign Relations Committee.
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Gun Elevation Issue Returns to Senate Inquiry
On January 20 President Coolidge would be asked to inform the Senate on steps taken regarding foreign protest over the elevation of guns on United States battleships. Senator Meketlar of Tennessee introduced a resolution seeking clarity on what views the American government may hold and how any plans align with existing proposals in Congress. The resolution follows protests from a foreign nation and references a prior committee inquiry led by Chairman Hale. The Senate yesterday debated whether to consider the matter of gun elevation and its national security implications.
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Preference Port Rates Abolished Across Atlantic Ports
The Shipping Board orders abolition of preferential rates at eastern southeastern and Gulf ports, moving to a strictly competitive system. The shift ends the North Atlantic differential and allows ports to set their own rates, seen as victory for Boston and southern ports with revised freight charges.
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Interior Oil Company Sold In Receiver Sale
Warren Pa Jan 20 The Interior Grand Gas Corporation once a one and a half million stock company was sold at receiver's sale in Warren county court house for 22485 The company's refinery at Tiona was sold to H A Logan and others for 12590 while It ses and Hines in the town of Shef field Warren county were sold to A Blanchard of Tiona Pa for 7400 the balance of the property including te Easeline plants and two oil leases in this section were also sold Hi Blanchard AR CLaws BELLDOEG New Haven Conn Jan 2 Princeton defeated Yale 28 to 15 hern tonight to the Intercollegiate tenzuc ket ball game
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Coolidge Signs First Deficiency Bill Of Present Session
President Coolidge signed the emergency deficiency bill totaling 165 million dollars. The measure provides 750 million for tax refunds and includes 40 thousand for the president's agricultural commission and air conservation board funds plus 3.5 million for completing work on dam number 2 at Mussel Shoal.
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Democrats Win Ming County in Contested Election
In Ming County the supreme court refused to force a recount. The county canvassing board will receive precinct evidence and issue orders to correct returns. Technical ballot marking errors were not enough to invalidate votes, and absentee clerks’ failures to follow law do not automatically void ballots. Democratic candidates Bishop for sheriff and Chafin for assessor remained declared winners amid protests over seals and precinct ballots.
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Fire Threatens Montgomery Storefront Blaze
A fire at dawn damaged the Hook on Front street store and nearby business, with the Randle Building threatened. Firefighters contained the flames after arriving at 10 50 a m, while passersby alerted authorities. No injuries reported and origin unknown.
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Randle
Cecil Leads Fight Against U N Smoking Policy Clash
Geneva Jan 20 Cecil the British representative clashed with American proposals at the International Gplam conference declaring the situation critical. He warned the session would face a breakthrough and said he would oppose any plan for a fifteen year suppression of smoking, arguing such action would undermine global unity.
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Berauger
Will Resume Baker Trial in Virginia Federal Case
The Baker trial resumes in Virginia as prosecutors and defense prepare for the next session. Reports describe federal charges tied to the Northern District and indicate the defense team plans to argue in court while observers anticipate further motions and witness testimony.
Northeastern United States Engulfed by major snow storm
A severe snow and sleet storm swept the northeastern United States on January 20. New York City endured a second big storm of the season with one man killed and eighteen injured in an elevated railway collision uptown Manhattan. Buffalo residents faced snow walking conditions as officials sought funds for sanitation work. Springfield and Boston areas reported school disruptions and storm warnings extended toward Delaware as forecasters cautioned the worst was not over.
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Riot Charge Against Carnegie Constable Details
Account of a Carnegie riot in August 1423 alleging a constable's role, with claims of violence by an anti Jewish group. Authorities consider possible obstruction of peace and harm to a man struck during clashes. investigation and subsequent legal steps are noted.
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Jew Devine
Carnegie Ponsgabie
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Approval of Walsh Report Votes Pass Senate
The Walsh report wins approval amid debate over anti fraud measures and oversight. Lawmakers exhort restraint while expressing concerns about accountability and potential political impact. Supporters cite constitutional process and precedent as they seek to advance needed reforms.
Trials and testimonies at Forbes records hearing
Fragmented trial notes reference evidence presented on May 10 with names like Milas and Northants. The minutes show jury actions, conspiratorial chatter, and witness testimonies about alleged wrongdoing while hospital and reverence mentions appear amid confusing phrasing.
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Ferguson Sworn In As First Woman Governor Of Treasure State
A chaotic, garbled report notes Ma Ferguson being sworn in as the first woman governor of Texas and the second female governor in U.S. history. The article describes a crowded scene with shouting supporters, speeches, and interruptions by bystanders. Several named individuals and local officials are mentioned amid unclear text.
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11000 Penny Coal Miners End Strike
A rattling report details the end of a strike by 11 000 Penny coal miners led by Aaron and others. The House yesterday passed a measure dated May outlining support for the miners and related political actions.
Senator Named as Backer of Rum Smuggling Gangs Trial
Hartford dispatch reports New Jersey Senator implicated as a backer in wider rum smuggling networks across the East. Police officials face trial on aiding in contraband liquor distribution, with investigations centering on transfer schemes and protective actions. The article outlines legislative activity and committee leadership shifts in the state, noting party balance and pending bills on electrocution, lynching penalties, education, taxation, and local governance.
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Edwards linked to senator in Jersey conspiracy trial
Testimony to the grand jury centers on claims that United States Senator Edward Edwards of New Jersey backed the alleged prohibition conspiracy. Witnesses allege Edwards received and planned to deliver funds and tickets tied to the scheme, with federal officers preparing to present evidence to the jury as the trial resumes tomorrow.
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Carey Leads For Farm Post In Swastington Nomination
In Swastington on January 2, Carey leads for a farm post as President antidise considers a cabinet path. Names include Robert Dy Carey, counter governor at Wreonine, and Mendel, former qusather of the butse Choi Ween, with other officials mentioned in tentative briefings.
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Committee Naming Rules Dominate House Proceedings
A report notes the House will appoint committees by order and prepares for about 500 bills this session Ben Brown is the sole Democrat named to head a committee while the Republican leader is shown as overseeing operations The item reflects party leadership placements and procedural emphasis for the new legislature.
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Hugus Named Judiciary Leader Amid West Virginia Senate Turmoil
West Virginia politics see party strife as Charles G. Coffman finalizes senate committees. Senator Wright Hughan heads judiciary with Loyals and changes in medicine and sanitation and finance chaired by Marsh or Jackson.
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Father Maintains Death Innocence in Wis
In Wis Jan 26 Arthur Hayreeth charged with murder for the death of a three year old. His arraignment adjourned to February 4. Defense contends innocence and public statement by attorney William Meade Horton. The case proceeds before Judge Paige with bail set.
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