Settlement of French debt delayed again
United Press reports continued delays in settling the French debt funding as discussions among central authorities and the American delegation stall repayment plans. Britain and others push for a change in terms, while funding proposals falter amid disagreements over interest rates and timelines.
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United Press
Washington
Seontrail
Ingress
Deh Commission
Cauises
Frances Fee
Westhy Amustador
Sir Kame Howard Howat
Robbery at New York apartment nets $20000 in gems
A bold early hour holdup in a New York apartment hallway robbed Jacques Rosenberg and his bride of jewels valued at about $20,000. The attackers beat Rosenberg as he tried to shield his wife Julia Rachel Ler of Chicago. They escaped in ten taxicabs after forcing entry to the elevator, stripping Mrs. Rosenberg of her gems.
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United
New York
Dee 6
Jacques P. Rusepberg
Rowenberg
Julia Racheller
Chicago
Afegrivator
Mitchelder
Rosenberg
Shela
Loranda Hachwlier Piccia
Iuuibardan Tallinn
Huchelder
Count de Bole Laicy
Parise
AL Rogers
W. Gatox
Wagner
Hyolige
Rosenbree
Coiship Howe
Rosenbergs
Two Are Wanted for Taxi Driver HoldUp
Camden New Jersey police seek William Crow and Sampson James in connection with a taxi driver robbery in Audubon. The two suspects fled in a taxi after attacking Bishop Thurelay and taking $80. Fugitives are believed to be driving a car with a fraudulent license. An arrest warrants issued with authorities reporting the hold up occurred Thursday.
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Camden
N. J
Dee
Elleaville
Liectise
Ehaggey
Ussalle Anid Tolibelg
William Th Crow
Sampson James
Willan
Willan Tishop, Tixieary Driver At Audhibon, Fi Cayly ‘Thurelay
Bishop
Trapped by Fire Five Escape Narrowly From Pit
Five Pitt Construction Company workers were overcome by smoke while working 20 feet below the surface in Pittsburgh. Prompt rescue by a policeman brought them to the surface and they were revived and sent home after medical attention. Further hospital notes report Thomas Hurkhardt in continued condition.
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United Prom Pimpshurgh
Dinostedet
Pitt Construction Company
Poffeeman Pred
Increased federal aid to farmers promised
The 1927 agriculture appropriation bill totals 124,087,715 dollars, up 58,024,279 from last year, with major boosts for road obstruction and farm projects while Agriculture Department current expenses are trimmed. The bill anticipates 90 million for public works and may seek deficiency funding, covering experiment stations disease control and forest protection among other items.
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United Prose
Washington
Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
Warn
Bureau of Public Royals
Sini Mile
Goring Trial Set for January in Watch Theft Case
Trial of Paul Goring before Cattar aigan court over the alleged theft of a ten dollar watch from Jamestown is scheduled for January. Local man’s bail release may occur next week. Salamanca’s Charles Congdon and Worrey’s attorney Mur represent co-defendant youth.
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Paul Going
Cattaraigan Courtty
X Watch
Fm Janicrown
Little Valley
Corry
Charles 1
Congdon
Salamanca
Blaine Kincaid
Goring
Mur
Worrey
Governor Small and Family in Accident Near Pontiac
Governor Len Small and members of his family were injured in an automobile collision near Pontiac while returning from the state capital. The governor sustained a gash and a fractured collarbone, while Leslie Small suffered a broken collarbone. Mrs Taglesh and Bathrube were shaken but uninjured.
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United Press
Kankaree
Dee. Physite
Len Stall
Thte Mobile
Spelmg
Leatie Small
Tiglesh
Ena al Roth Fide
State Highway Department
Pontiac
Small
Lesiie
Taglesh
Bathrube
Syracuse and Southern California in battle
Syracuse and the University of Southern California meet in the first post season game of a four team California series. Weather worsened by rain, soaking the field and giving Syracuse the edge as a heavy favorite.
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Syracuse
Southern
California
United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Kammerer Confessed to Mass Murder Plot and Four Others
United Press reports from Wheaton Illinois that 88 year old John Kammerer confessed to killing Mr and Mrs Otto Eder and their three children after being owed $15. Dr Hulbert an alienist testified Kammerer planned four more murders including a Catholic archbishop and a Chicago pastor. He described murdering the Eder family with a hatchet then slitting their throats before fleeing to Chicago.
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United Press Wheaton
Dee
Jofimny Kammerer
Otto Eder
Hulbert
Hubert
Kammerer
Eder
Chicago
St. Louis
Hoban
William McNamee
St Patrick's Church of Chicago
Eunice Buck
Revolting disclosures mark trial of fiend Haarmann
United Press dispatch from Hanover reports the trial of Brite Moormann, charged with murders of at least 27 youths by a killer who dismembers and sells clothing from victims. The judge barred spectators as Haarmann details his fiendish crimes, implicating others and recalling bloodied evidence.
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United Pres
Hanover
Germany
Brite Moormann
Avs
Haarmann
Tiga Witowski
Wham
Snarman
Welawski
Hanemann
Gr Devine
Death sentences for mutiny plotters in British court martial
Four Loudiness Officers tied to the credit mutiny faced death sentences by a British court martial. The proceedings, held in Kwartoum, yielded grim outcomes as the defendants were condemned amid the broader colonial unrest.
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Preia Kwartoum
Keyptian Sordan
Christmas Seal Campaign Loot Report Shocks Chicago
Federal officials disclosed a major liquor robbery in Chicago tied to the Christmas Seal drive. A warehouse held nearly $1,000,000 worth of liquor as thieves cut locks and bolts, while soldiers patrolled the building. The scheme involved alleged inside help, with many suspects in custody and ongoing bond sales supporting the drive. Local leaders emphasized progress in the seal sale and urged continued public support to fund anti tuberculosis work.
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Cmicago
Chicago
Tillege
United States
Robert Rovs i
Custady
Leyo
Quartermnaster's Department of the Army
Corey
Emme Fulley
Hedinist
Hools
Ately Schow
Concord
Thesenity
Thie
Mrs Buzz to Visit South After Acquittal
New York report says Anna Buzai plans a trip south to visit her sister Mrs William Ture in New Orleans after being found not guilty of murdering Pred Schnei der. She believes Tune killed the man who kept her in a love affair and spent 11 months in the death house after a prior conviction.
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New York
Pred Schneider
Anna Buzei
New Orleans
William Ture
Tire
Wsa
Ir Buzai
Tune
Buezi
Schneider
Wea
Adrift in Atlantic a Week Crew Rescued by Coast Guard
The schooner Bluebird, disabled by storms in the Atlantic, was salvaged with its twelve crew members about 470 miles off Cape Hatteras by the coast guard cutter Seneca. After a week of drifting in northwest gale, the crew, in a starving condition, were taken aboard and the vessel towed in. The nearby schooner Rachel W Stevens was wrecked in the same storm, located 70 miles from Hatteras, and the cutter Muscatine towed its crew to safety. A third drifting vessel was reported, with rescue efforts ongoing by coast guard units.
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United Press
Washington
Bluebird
Atlantic
Salyager
Cape Hatteras
Coast Guard
Seneca
Rachel W. Stevens
Hatteras
Muswuittin
Koretz No 9463 At Joliet Penitentiary
Dee Geo Koretz labeled Joliet’s most notorious swindler, known as Chiango’s greatest con, duping hundreds and stealing an estimated two to seven million dollars. He officially began serving a sentence of one to ten years as authorities processed his transfer to Joliet State Prison and his tailored attire was reportedly replaced.
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United Press
Joliet
Dee Geo Korets
Chiango
Bimbey
Haledon
Denis Req
Christmas savings checks mailed by National Bank
National Bank reports mailing Christmas savings checks totaling about $25,000 to roughly five hundred residents. Officials say the fund supports the season through local clubs and hopes to surpass 1924 figures. Citizens Bank and Queens Bank similar campaigns noted, with merchants reporting gradual holiday trade kickstart.
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National
National Bank of Cory
Vesn Uy
Northside
National Bak
Ficers
Citizens National Bank
National Bank
Queens Bank
Elf
Chetks
Egyptian Extremists Said to Plot Against British Leaders
Armed guards patrolled Buckingham Palace and government offices amid reports of a planned assassination of British royalty and ministers. The Egyptian Nationalist movement and Cairo-linked figures deny involvement, while authorities pursue leads and issue statements through the Egyptian Association of Great Britain and Ireland.
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Buckingham Palace
United Press London
Tee
Huckingham Place
Stanley Baldwin
Canolyr Lord
Abranby
Bgyptian Association of Great
Britain and Ireland
Japanese Press Opposes Pacific Maneuvers Narrative
London December 6. Japanese press claims naval officers view American and Australian fleets as constrained by President Coolidge's message and question the Pacific force strategy. The report suggests internal debate over regional posture and wartime readiness amid dispatches from Tokyo.
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London
Japan
Pacific
Farmer Held for Murder in Mercer
Mercer Pa. William Whiterwhitle, 40, was held on a murder charge after the body of Miss Stafford was found in a residence with a shotgun wound to the head. The investigation began late yesterday as authorities pursued leads in the case.
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Unitea Prose
Mercer
Williaee Riritwhitle
Stafford Wey
Germany eyes republican victory amid wide party field
Berlin December 6 election forecasts point to a moderate victory for a Republican bloc formed by Democrats Central- Ths and Royalists. Voters will choose a new Reichstag with site elections in Prussia and Hesse, amid many parties including a women's party and a hunters' dwelling party. Results awaited until Tuesday.
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United Prose
Berlin
Germany
Ceics
Prussia
Hesse
Moiert Hoty
Tse
Natioviaite
Staiment
Noted Scientist to Lecture Here Monday
Dr Hilton Jones will appear at the High School Auditorium Monday as part of the Lyceum lecture course. He brings a high standing in science and presents two lectures: A Study in Vibrations and The Pour lains of Payebu. The talks cover less known forces of a mis world and self-management insights.
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Hilton 1. Jones
Hilton 1
Jones
Lyceum
Doctor Jones
aMis
U S Consul Shot by Rejected Sweetheart
United Press reports in Belgrade of vice consul Harry A Day ton wounded with three bullets and hospitalized, after a Lithuanian girlfriend Anna Aewpaitis killed herself by slashing wrists at the Bristol hotel. Dayton’s friends say he tried to end his relationship with the woman.
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United Press
Belgrade
Dev
Harry A. Dayton
Hero
Anna Aewpaitis
Alice Way
Bristol
Hyinin U Dayton
Anna
Mat Che
Five Best Radio Features Tonight Across Stations
Broadcast guide lists Cleveland and Omaha stops with midnights and 8 PM Central slots. Rudolph Gane conducts the St Louis Symphony Orchestra. other programs feature Central American Lagion Minstrelt and Conee Liederkrane Society performances in New York.
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WJAX
Cleveland
RSD
St Low
Sic
Rudolph Gane
St Louis Symphony Orchestra
WOAW
Omaha
Wiz
Kennen
Wear
New York
Forty Six Miles of New Roads in Erie County in 1924
Erie County reports a 1924 highway program delivering about 40 miles of new or improved roads. Six miles remain incomplete between Wattsburg and Corry, with several specific segments completed or under way. The state funded major work including a key river bridge area, easing county tax burdens and enabling further improvements.
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Royds
Coulnte
OUSE
Bae Heep Way
Uinler
Wattsbury
Caian
Fie
Curry
Erie
Pan D. Wright
Secretary of Highways
Waterford
Corry
Reid
Treasury
Wattaburo
Rawle
Ballebord
Hast Lake Roid
Harlurensels Township
Avenu
North Gipe
Grubb
I Wairview
Finn
North East
Kittle Hone
Franco British Fight On Soviet Propaganda
United Press reports Paris and London adopting a united stance against Soviet propaganda. Premier Herriot and Austen Chamberlain touted expelling foreign elements aligned with Bolshevik teaching. French leaders forced by policy to resist recruiting foreigners while new controls on foreign activity are planned.
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United
Pres
Paris
France
Britain
Meas
Preshier
Herrint
Austen Chamberlain
Foreiien
Anniiater
Atwr Heriot
Chamiberlain al
Alihevik
Policare
Former president of New York Central dies in Pasadena
William Brown aged 71, former president of the New York Central railroad, died in Pasadena after retiring in 1917 and moving from New York. He left behind three daughters, including a resident of Chicago, and was noted as one of the country’s leading railroad men.
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United Prose
Pasadena
Calif
William Brown
New York Central Railroad
New York Central
New York
Brown
Tea
Butler extended leave questioned by Naval Affairs Committee
United Press reports in Washington that granting extended leave to Brig. General Smedley Butler, then acting Commissioner of Public Safety in Philadelphia, could set a bad precedent. Senator Hale urged President Coolidge to consider Mayor Kendrick’s request to allow Butler to serve for hire years, with naval officers as public officials in cities and states under review.
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United Press
Washington
Dee
Naval Affairs Committee
Hale
Maine
Clairman
Coolidge
Kendrick
Philadelphia
Smedley Butler
US & Marine Coms
Kenge
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Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Thomas Hurkhardt Coikeinues
Cory
Small and Family
Illinois
John Kammerer
Mrs. Buzz
South
Will
Koretz
Farmer
Reichstag
U.S
N.Y. Lines
Butler
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