Former Secy of Interior Implicated in Teapot Dome Case
United Prose reports evidence presented to a Senate committee accusing former Secretary Fall of involvement in Teapot Dome oil leases. Tax records and testimonies from editors and county collectors suggest financial weakness and dilapidation of Fall's properties, with details on taxes paid and alleged sales motives.
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Waslington
Senate
Frank
Vie Lneflor
Genator Walkh
Montana
Pallador
Mexico
Jane
Parl G. McGee
Albur Foe
State Tribune
Smoot
Walsh
Fall
Finch
Alburduite
Tian Ame
Ins
Pallis Big Ranch
MaGee
Legionaires and Klansmen in bitter fight
New York report of a Thanksgiving Day clash between Ku Klux Klan members and American Legionnaires at a monument ceremony. A wreath placement led to a brawl as Klan sympathizers clashed with veterans, a Gold Star mother protested, and bystanders mourned the deaths honored on the bronze tablet. The altercation was quelled by Dr Lassie Landishi of the American Hebrew She. The speaker condemned religious hatred and the aim to tear the nation apart.
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Calted Press
New York
Cocarhurat
Requir
America
Legion
Klanymen
Ka Khe Kian Tonete
Hiwinmer
al Fe
Wupi
Lassice Landishi
Ltar
American Hebrew
Shin Salts
Hove
Marx Forms New Cabinet in Germany
Germany announces a provisional cabinet formed today led by Chancellor Marx with Stresemann as foreign minister. The coalition is minority, built on fragile compromises. Key posts include Foreign Affairs for Stresemann, Defense for Goanler, Finance for Jursex, Interior for Thiam, and Emminger overseeing the economy.
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Marx
Germany
Stresemann
United Pres Derlin
Wilhelm Marx Am Shurkellor
Br Stresemann
Goanler
Jursex
Partiman
Kodaye
Het
Thiam
Emminger Jundee
Scinle
Hyinrich
Sensation Follows London News Story
A London news item sparks a national scandal as officials warned of consequences after a report claiming the German government is deeply concerned about military preparations. The piece triggers heightened attention and calls for reassurance amid rising tensions.
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London News
Germany
United Prom London
Never
Sedia
Fac
Ein
Moerni
Foreign Office
Tates
Poinyars
Raprean
Manchester Guardian
Gariines
Gau Alpably: Tut Tre Nilachtet
Tisitek
Dispatch
Dimon
Lnseats
United States
Tritigh Smis
Sale of Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberculosis
Reports describe the sale of Christmas Seals priced at one penny each to fund tuberculosis prevention. About 50 percent of funds are retained by local campaigns, supporting national drives against the White Plague across state lines.
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Jets
Bexine Todiy
Tedlth Bondig
Citigen Tuberculosis Societies
Progressives Draft Program of Legislation Page Confers on House
The Progressive group in the House weighs their demands as they convene to chart a plan. Leaders like Representative Nelson of Wisconsin push for leverage over the election of the Speaker, aiming to secure concessions by withholding support if needed. Talks with Regulars and Progressives hint at conciliatory negotiations, with no firm promises on committee placements or rule reform.
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Washington
Ald Jt
Othe Repubblicane
Demerath
Teemlar Democrata
Progressive
Gathn
Nelson
Wisconsin
Asfutty
Theis
Two Pair of Lovers Charged With Murder
Chicago police confront a sensational case as Otto Malm and Catherine Walters face murder charges tied to the Edward Lehman watchman killing during an attempted robbery on November 6. Detected alibis include Walter Bockelman and his companion Ethel Rat, with testimonies and denials shaping the courtroom battle led by Judge John Caverly.
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Emicago
Noy
cTwo
Chicago
John Caverly
Edward Lehman
Otto Malm
Lenni
Catherine Walters
Walter Bockelman
Arrékind
Underworld
Sweatheart
Ethel Rati
Repelfihd
Bockalman
Lehman
Tut Lu
Plants Cut Jobs Across City Factories
Industrial reports indicate reductions in the workforce at multiple plants including MBM operations in the city. Some reductions were implemented at the Astin plant with broader cutbacks anticipated in fall. Overall, operations show slowdowns but the general outlook remains positive with improvements noted at the Stannard Automatic Probes firm during the past week.
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MBM
Astin
HB Company
Ajay
Hastao
Belgg
Corry Faye
Stannard Automatic
Six Die As Car Plunges Before Train In Philadelphia
A Philadelphia accident left six dead when a speeding car failed to stop at a tunnel mouth and plunged onto railroad tracks just before a freight train passed. Police say two others died in hospitals. the car’s occupants were returning from a party early Thanksgiving morning and were struck by the oncoming train as it barreled through the wreckage.
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Philadelphea
Knight
Jaméa McGonceiver
Jamoe O'Neill
Frank Graham
Joh Maynes
Catherine Graeham
Catherine Kelly
McGee
Pennsylvania Avenue
Helowe
Kennedy
Howe
Jore
Sctms
Hoeitals
Tram Im Fortes
Snowstorm Brings Heavy Snow Across Central U S
Snow from one to ten inches blankets Kansas City and parts of Missouri Arkansas and Nebraska. The storm hits hardest in Kansas City with the heaviest snowfall in five years. Residents report slick roads and disruptions as officials warn of travel hazards.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouth
Olahome
Arkansas
Nebraska
Annual Ball of Stanford Hose Enjoyed by Many
The annual Stanford Hose Ball drew over ten hundred and fifty couples to the Armory on Wednesday evening. The program featured Mars S Smith Audrey Maxon and Castella Reo pele with dancing and vocal solos by Frank Gill Otto. Mrs B M Jourdet gave a reading The Red Jacket Triolet and other selections. Rathbun's orchestra supplied music while officers and committee members aided the event.
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Stanford
Te Armory
Arementorzany
Progran
Nusdiers Mars S
Screen star Martha Nonshield dies on set in Texas
In San Antonio Texas Martha Nonshield a prominent screen beauty died today while working on the film The Worsens of Virgine in. The death occurred during on location shooting and is attributed to the injuries received moments earlier. Authorities say the incident happened on a studio lot in the area.
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Ban Antonio
Tex
Martha ‘Nonshield
Sorman Autres
Murder suspect held in California for Pennsylvania case
United Press reports Wil Hand BH Sage, wanted for the murder of JA McNair in Pittsburgh on June 16, 1923, was arrested in Bakersfield California during the night. Police confirm the suspect’s custody and note the telegram received in Bakersfield.
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United Pres
Franciseo
Wil- Hand BH
Sage
McNair
Pittsburgh
Yeas
Bakerefield
Cal
Bakersfield
Suyr Pianewea
Victims of Verdun Gas Attack Found
Reports describe German soldiers amid the Verdun trenches, with lifelike poses and signs of sudden death as the assault in the tunnel area intensified. The scene references deadly gas exposure and chaotic fighting surrounding Dead Man's and Bethnenurt sectors.
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Verdun
Bethnenurt
Charter for trucking firm proposed in Corry region
A proposed charter seeks to incorporate a trucking firm to own and operate freight and personal property transports in Betesind Ware counties in Pangevivadia. The plan targets routes between Aynon borough and Corry, including connections through Corry to Joenestown and Warren county, outlining vehicle holdings and business scope.
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Aummiynemiteyet
Farinas
Fuera Kyteet
Willian
Toughtirn
Bings
Brion Rusgedi
Peeral Uci
Jaynes Tait Cniler
Tire
Betesind Wareep
Pangevivadia
Aynon
Corry
Jasneitoy
Governor Indicted in Indianapolis by County Grand Jury
The Marion County grand jury indicted the governor of Indian status on charges of alleged irregularities in personal financial transactions. The case emerged from Indianapolis hearings and involved investigations into the governor's handling of finances.
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Indianapolis
Marion County Grand Jury
Declaration of candidacy delayed in Republican plan
United States observers report the presidency delaying the declaration of candidacy for Calvin Coolidge. Internal strategy seeks unified party backing from New England to California, focusing on organized support before a formal campaign kickoff. Hiram Johnson and other figures are urged to frame early messages and build nationwide appeal.
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Washington
Congress
Provident
Johnson
Coolidge
Ios Sarseth
Ingke
Rowntry
Hig Campaliete
Missing furs found arrest may be made
Settlement in the missing furs case suggested after police found fur items including two opossums tied to a Columbus hideout. Authorities reported names of suspects connected to the Jamestown area, where a tip led to a farm visit and threats were made to lure confession.
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Mike Kormas
Stoe
Jamestown
Sir Stott
Korma
Br Atyford
Kormas Strick Alford Avice
Louis Ruppelsburger
Chie Duinfele
Columbus
Married by Rev William Hall in New York nuptials
Meo Laura Adatine Eckman of sym: tity and Mr. George Parman of Ani apolica New York were married yesterday at the ether mother Mrs Flora Solemy Geuvier treat. Rev William Hall of St Pauls English Lusharan performed the ceremony at daybreak.
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Laura Adatine Eckman
George Parman
Aniapolica
N.Y
Flora $Olemy Geuvier Treat
William Hall
St. Paul's
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Frank ‘Yeung
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Alice
Union City
Elty
Progressives
United Pros
Charles L. Craig
Critcke
Craig
New York City
Stanford Hose
Burns
Calif
Robert Brown
William Houghton, and
Earl L. Brown
B. & H. Trucking Company Extend Transit Lines
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United Prva
WM. Hall
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