Air Reaches Torpedo Room of Submarine S-4
Rear Admiral Brumby reported air was being pumped into the torpedo room where six men were trapped in the sunken submarine S-4. Divers had worked since Saturday to attach an air line, with hopes of life returning as oxygen and carbon dioxide were managed, while crews struggled against weather and wreck conditions.
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Washington
Bec
Brumby
Civers Wilson
Eben
Associated Press
Provincetown
Mass
Pivers
Frank H. Brumby
D. M. Bird
Ellsberg
Falcon
Elisberg
Laua
Nooxs
Salvemieu
Dees
Coast Guard
Navy
Edward Ellsberg
Duncan Freed By Misunderstanding
A misunderstanding in orders late Tuesday night led to the release of Dan Duncan from Cole County jail after relatives paid a police court fine that had been assessed against him. He had been arrested in Union, Missouri, on resisting an officer and breaking parole, but authorities in Franklin County failed to inform county officials he was wanted in Union.
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Dan Duncan
Cole County
Duncan
Union
Gorg
Franklin County
Marshal Eads
Nan
Submarine S-19 reenacts S-4 tragedy on Long Island Sound
Four officers and 48 sailors re-enacted the S-4 opening chapter, testing nerve as S-19 submerged and surfaced off New London. Lt Alexander Edwards, Lt Chauncey Cruther, Lt W L Ware, and Lt R H G Johnson led the crew through a controlled run, with the crew cooking and chatting aboard as battery fumes tinted the air.
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Associated Press
New London
Conn
Long Island Sound
Paulding
Cape Cod
Cape
Chauncey Cruther
Loganport
W.s
W. L. Ware
Sewanee, Tenn
R. H. G. Johnson
Lynnchburg
Forgery Charge Filed Against Hampton in City Court
A forgery charge was filed in Justice W. P. Smith's court by Prosecuting Attorney Nike G. Sevier against Earl Hampton, a city resident. A preliminary hearing is expected this morning. Harepion was alleged by Earl Scott of Scott Meat Market to have cashed a $15.75 check signed by Louis Vernon, later found forged at a local bank.
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W. P. Smith
Nike G. Sevier
Earl Hampton
Harepion
Earl Scott
Scott Meat Market
Louis Vernon
Fire at Keith Brown Home Prevented Wide Damage
City fire department responded to an early evening call at 08 Monroe Street to a blaze in the flue of Keith Brown’s residence. Firefighters kept flames from reaching the roof and the damage remained small with the fire burning out harmlessly.
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Keith Brown
Monroe Street
Forister Slated to Succeed Kiel as GOP Chair
ST LOUIS December 21 The Post Dispatch reports former Mayor Henry Kiel will resign as chairman of the Republican state committee when the January meeting sets the state convention. Edward W Forister of St Louis is discussed as Kiel s likely successor Kiel had no plan to keep the chair during the next campaign he was chosen to lead during Senator George Williams 1926 re election bid.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
The
Post- Dispatch
Henry Kiel
Tee
Edward W. Forister
Kiel
Particulary
United States
George Williams
Bogle Fined for Beating His Wife in Court
Adolph Bogle pled guilty in Justice John G. Leslie's Court to wife beating. He was fined $1 and costs and sentenced to 30 days, with a stay on jail time requiring him to leave the city. Charges were filed by Prosecuting Attorney Nike G. Sevier after his wife’s complaint in a local hotel room. Miss Lucille Hott, a student at Central Missouri State Teachers College Warrensburg, and Miss Ella Mae Hott, nursing trainee at Barnes Hospital St. Louis, are visiting parents in the city for Yuletide.
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Adolph Bogle
John G. Leslie
Bogle
Nike G. Sevier
Lucille Hott
Central Missouri State Teachers College
Warrensburg
Ella Mae Hott
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Ex-Gov Hyde Praises New Missouri Hotel in Jefferson City
Former Kansas City governor A M Hyde toured Jefferson City and praised the completed Missouri Hotel as on par with larger city hotels, noting its quality and importance to the capital.
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A. M. Hyde
A. M.hyde
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Hyde
Prisoner Arrested on Release at Gates for Car Theft
A. G. Guffy, state prisoner, was arrested at the penitentiary gates upon his release yesterday by Deputy U. S. Marshal Anton Richier and jailed in the county jail. He will be taken to Muskogee Oklahoma in a few days where he is wanted for car theft.
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A. G. Guffy
U. & Marshall
Anton Richier
Muskogee
Oklo
Judge Peters and students travel plans noted
Judge John P. Peters of Linn was in the Capital City on business yesterday. Janice Greene, a sophomore at the local Junior College, left yesterday to spend the Christmas holidays in Hamilton, Missouri. Frances Baker, a Junior College instructor, leaves at noon today for her home in Iowa City to enjoy holidays with friends and relatives.
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Janice Greene
Hamilton
Frances Baker
Iowa City
Iowa
Furs Wanted Ad Says High Market Prices
A vintage classified offers top pay for furs with 4 cents per pound for hides and 4.50 to 5.00 dollars for horse pelts. The contact is Lee A Cantor at 441 Main with phone 158% WeDedon.
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Dile Lee A. Cantor
WeDedon
Congress Closes for Holidays Amid War Reform Talks
The seventieth Congress adjourned for a two week holiday, suspending business as it mourned Senator Jones and prepared a busy post holiday agenda. Investigations into Hearst funds, naval efficiency, and campaign expenses dominated the session, with Senate and House committees named to pursue inquiries into finance, public utilities, and the War Finance Corporation. A Senate funeral service for the late veteran senator and adjournment marked the pre holiday finalities as lawmakers eyed a long pre-presidential campaign of investigations.
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Shington
Hadow
Mem
Cies
Cal
Jonel
Charles A. Lindbergh
Naval Oil
Goolidge
Senate
Hearst
United States
Capitol
House Naval Committee
Thomas P. Muncruiler
Navy
Magruder
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Frank L. Smith
Ilinois
William $. Ware
Pennsylvania
Congress
House
James M. Beck
War Finance Corporation
Orrer
Jones
Henry
Allen Cooper
Wisconsin
Sneaker Loneworth
Cooper
Tilson
Lehr Fess
Ohio
Prosecutor Warns of Cigarette Law Violations
Cole County residents were warned by Bg attorney Nike G. Sevier that retailers selling cigarettes to minors violate state law and risk heavy fines. The alert followed a discovery early this week of three boys splitting a carton of cigarettes in the uptown district.
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Cole County
Nike G. Sevier
Ami
Mr. Sevier
Wwe
Christmas Seal Campaign Boosts Health in Cole County
In Cole County residents give generous support to the Christmas Seal campaign hosted by the Cole County Tuberculosis Association and the State Tuberculosis Association. Superintendent Knox reports nearly $500 raised to fund local health work and nurse services for schoolchildren, with 700000 seals sent to local families and a goal to retain more funds locally.
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Cole County i
Cole County Tuberculosis Association
Oult Tuberculosis Associatum
Knox
All For Health
Health For
Lueila Olsen
Hettie Joach
Jefferson City
Cole County
Junior College
Jefferson Ci
Jett Cole County
Wm. F. Knox
Wm. Oakerson
Roger V. Smith
Cliff G. Scruggs
A. A. Speer
Henry Guhleman
J. Selinger
A. B. Jackson
D. O. Snyder
Labor Union Names Officers For 1928
New officers for 1928 have been elected by the Central Labor Union. Harry Crowe of the Plumbers Union was chosen as president. Vice president is Pete Larkin, secretary treasurer Orin H Shaw, assistant secretary Herman Flessa, and executive committee members include Carl Walz Lawrence Sullivan and James.
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Central Labor Union
Harry Crowe
Plumber’s Union
Pete Larkin
Orin H. Shaw
Herman Flessa
Carl Walz
Lawrence Sullivan
James
Slayere traced to Kansas City in hoax storm
Ongoing Los Angeles manhunt for Willem Edward Hickman widens as police seize a blue Cadillac and pursue leads. Investigators doubt Hickman acted alone. a Beellevue Arms couple say he and another man moved the victim’s torso, while border patrols plus private guards tighten around the city. A ransom of 1500 last Saturday night is mentioned as part of the investigation.
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Assvcrsion
Los Angeles
Willem Edward Hickman
Marian Parker
Hickman
Herman Cline
Central
Jack Woods
Air Ani
South Side
Vernon
Main Street
Edward S. Scheller
Lac
Notom Woods
Central Police
Wood
Hickmen Mught
Lower
Cafornia
Colorado
Siiemiene
Beile-ivue Arms
Donald Evans
Thesehild
Perry Mi Parker
Court orders curb Oklahoma City lawmakers during impeachment clash
In Oklahoma City federal and state judges issued injunctions restricting the House from functioning as a body, pursuing impeachment charges, or paying members as a disputed session loomed. Gov Johnston and court officials faced legal pushback as House leaders prepared to return home for Christmas while courts consider further orders.
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Ilix Associstea Regs
Ahoma City
Obia
Bec
Sess Spites
Anindate
Nicht
House of Representatives
T. G. Chambers
House
Sam Hooker
D Johnston
Fred P. Brangon
State Supreme Court
Harry B. Cordell
State Board of
Senate
Gev. Johnston
Chambers
Ben Dacy
Asser’ jHeved
Johnston
County court plans budget cuts for 1928 operations
The county court aims to reduce operating expenses by year end and tighten allocations. Officials say the county will need funding next year, with limited road work possible, as they navigate a lean fiscal outlook and suggest reduced contributions may be required.
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Aene
Pres
Body Found in Creek at Chamois Identified
The frozen body found in the 23: creek at Chamois on Sunday was identified yesterday as D. Scrages of Davenport Iowa. He was an employee of the Winston Deer Construction Company. The body was sent to Iowa for burial.
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Creek
Chamois
D. Scrages
Davenport
Iowa
Winston-Deer Construction Company
Lows
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Joseph Hiben
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Provincetown Harbor
Alexander Bdlwards
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K. Brown
Foristel
New Republican State Committee
Leslie
Sonvict
Labor Union
Kansas
Dr. Mantz
Drs. Mantz
Mantz
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