Turbine Plant Dedication Highlights Utilities Growth
The Columbia Gas and Electric Company dedicates a modern power station in the Ohio Valley, praising integrated systems and public service. Leaders including Philip Gossler, W. W. Freeman, and John Jones emphasize efficiency, regulation, and civic progress for Cincinnati, Dayton, and surrounding communities.
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Giant turbine dedication marks new Columbia power station
A thousand guests attended the ceremony for the Columbia power station on the Ohio riverfront. Miss Virginia Junggren activated the turbine, with Charles Taft and Philip Gossler among the officials. the plant will later reach 360 000 kilowatts and serve southwestern Ohio and nearby regions.
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Court to settle Judaism status in Hungary debate
The issue whether Judaism is a religion or nationality will go to The Hague Court if the League of Nations council cannot resolve Hungary’s university policy. Jews claim the limited numbers law denies a fair share of Jewish students. test questions include Hungarian minorities clauses.
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Solem Declines Kansas Coaching Offer
Ossie Solem athletic director and head football coach at Drake University rejected an offer to coach at Kansas University. He said he will return to Des Moines after leaving for South Bend to discuss a Drake Notre Dame game next year.
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Writers vote to reconsider player writers issue
The Baseball Writers' Association of America will ask its eleven chapters to ballot again on a defined resolution headed by William Brandt after six to one disapproved the first motion. The vote followed a hearing sparked by a story criticizing an umpire linked to Roger Peckinpaugh.
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Lenglen Bets On Wills Tennis Trek On Riviera
Suzanne Lenglen welcomes American star Helen Wills to Europe noting the Riviera winter tennis season. Lenglen plans a three tournament singles and doubles campaign and says she will not avoid meeting Wills if both enter events.
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Scott to retire after major league record
Everett Scott, longtime Washington utility infielder famous for a record 1,307 consecutive games from 1916 to 1925 with the Red Sox and Yankees, is expected to announce retirement. Stanley Harris, Washington Americans manager, says Scott has opened a bowling alley business in Ft. Wayne and may not report in spring.
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Wabash College To Meet Gophers On Oct 23
Minneapolis date announces Wabash College of Crawfordsville Ind has signed to play the Minnesota Gophers in Minneapolis on October 23 completing the 1926 football schedule.
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Plan to Return Alien Property Seizes German Austrian Assets
Washington December 10. Comprehensive plans for early return of seized German and Austrian property to owners have been drafted for Congress. Secretary Mellon announced a $250 million bond plan that, with seized funds, would cover American war claims and wind down the London war office. Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Borah introduced a bill matching the plan for property return and war claims.
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Treaty to limit illegal liquor importation with Belgium
The State Department announced a treaty with Belgium to prevent illegal liquor imports. Secretary Kellogg and Belgian Ambassador Baron De Cartier de Marchienne signed the agreement, mirroring accords with Great Britain and other governments.
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Senate debates recognizing Russian Soviet Government
Chairman Borah of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee introduced a resolution to recognize the Russian Soviet Government. Action was postponed at his request.
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Senate panel damns IRS handling of Gulf and Standard oil cases
Testimony before a Senate Investigating Committee charges the Internal Revenue Bureau with losing 4.59 million in Gulf Oil taxes from 1915 to 1919 and stalling settlements for Standard Oil of California and Sinclair Consolidated Oil. It also cites improper handling of profits from Oklahoma oil lands and prompts sending the findings to the Treasury for criticism before final Senate filing.
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Brother of Enrights to Face Murder Charge
Michael J. Enright brother of New York Police Commissioner Richard E. Enright was taken into custody near Campbell Corning N Y in the murder of farm laborer Timothy Shay. District Attorney Cheney said the evidence warranted a first degree murder charge and would seek information from Sheriff W Cage.
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Man Named Shay Found Dead With Ax Injuries
In the morning Shay was discovered dead with blunt force trauma above and between the eyes. State troopers report Enright was arrested after being found standing in the yard with blood on his shirt and trousers.
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Two More Beer Bills Introduced in Congress
Washington December 10 Prohibition supporters and opponents argued as Congress took up new beer measures. A King a Utah Democrat sponsor bill would shift prohibition enforcement from the Internal Revenue Bureau to the Department of Justice. In the House Representatives Ware and Perlman Republican both introduced light beer bills and referred them to the Judiciary Committee. Ware said the measure aims to be an enforcement act.
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Baby named Grange after Illinois football star
A son born tonight to Mr and Mrs Ivan Costigan of Bloomington at St Josephs Hospital has been named Grange in honor of the Galloping Ghost of Illinois.
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Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote and other ingredients soothe inflamed membranes, stop irritation, and heal infections while attacking germs. The ad offers a money back guarantee if relief is not obtained and lists Atlanta Georgia as the company location.
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