Harding Ready to Start Work as President
Marion Ohio December 8 President Elect Harding returns from vacation to Marion and says he is ready to begin policy work. He reports positive discussions with Republican leaders and optimism on the league of nations approach while noting preliminary Washington talks and cabinet selections will stretch into inauguration. He plans to devote the week to correspondence and some golf outdoors for recreation.
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Eight of Thirteen Teams Remain in Race at Six Day Bicycle Event
After days of travel through Millison Square Garden, eight of thirteen teams hold third place in the annual six day bicycle race. Debarts and Persyn alongside Van Hoyel and Vandenbergh run near 969 miles with four laps, while Brocco and Coburn stay in their first day sprinting position with five ups. Remaining pairs utter with Sutter and Grimm with Vandivers trail the field with around 269 miles and two laps.
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Farmer Charged With Assault And Battery Near Benedict
Joseph Bartashenick a local farmer near Benedict was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Clarence Vandenoever on a charge of assault and battery brought by neighbor Elwyn Stowell. He is due to appear before Judge Murray in county court.
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Chile Coal Fields May Soon Become Dry Areas
Santiago reports a signed agreement between miners and operators in southern Chile to seek public action declaring the coal region completely dry and banning alcohol. The move aims to curb liquor sales on paydays, with labor backing a broader prohibition bill pending debate in the chamber.
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Cases Against Nonpartisans Are Postponed
Rugby North Dakota December 8 The trial of Attorney John C Lowe of Minot recently elected district judge with Nonpartisan league support on a charge of raps against a girl under eighteen was continued to the district court term later this month to allow witnesses from Louisiana Iowa and Minnesota. The case against William Martin former state assembly member and staunch Non Partisan was also postponed per defense request due to Sheriff Hennessy inability to appear. Martin is charged with an offense against a neighbor's daughter. Washington December Appointments Postmasters sent to Congress include Frank J Bach St Cloud Minnesota Marty R De Malfsnon Aberdeen DL Otto H Rathe St Paul Minnesota.
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Indian boycott makes progress in India
New York reports on the Indian boycott movement showing natives resigning from government posts and colleges closing as student strikes spread. The British Indian government pledges no repressive action while warning that violence could prompt measures, amid fears of a crackdown on schools law courts and elections.
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Mary MacSwiney Appears Before Irish Committee
Washington reports Miss Mary MacSwiney sister of Cork’s late lord mayor told the Committee of One Hundred she came to America to help Americans learn the real conditions in Ireland and to aid the effort to obtain the truth about Irish independence.
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City League Games Set For Tonight At Y M C A Gym
City league basketball schedule features a second round of matchups at the Y M C A gym tonight drawing large crowds. Managers report steady practice as teams prepare for Bruelling contests and league officials vow strict enforcement to curb rough play. Tonight's games include Nash ya against M G A, Union Commercial against Red Hiver Power, and Herald versus Ruetkat.
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Boxer Dies After Knockout In Pittsburgh Ring
Ny Dec 8 Micky Shannon heavyweight boxer from Pittsburg died in City Hospital after being knocked out in the sixth round by Al Roberts of Braton Taland. Shannon suffered an internal hemorrhage at the base of the skull and never regained consciousness. Roberts was arrested for malicious assault and battery but paroled to his manager Billy Gibson. County Judge Richard Doherty said the charge could be manslaughter if Shannon died, though no such charge had been filed by this morning.
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Minnesota farmers and bankers to meet next week
Minnesota farmers and bankers will hold four district conferences to improve relations with financial institutions. Meetings run December 12 in Marshall, December 13 in Owatonna, December 16 in Crookston, and December 17 in St. Cloud. Invitations were sent to city and country bankers, the Ninth District Federal Reserve Bank, the Federal Farm Debt Bank, and the State Bankers Association.
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England May Ask U S To Take Notice Of De Valera Actions
The British government weighs asking the United States to officially note anti-British activities in America by Eamonn De Valera president of the Irish republic. Andrew Bonar Law stated in the house that the matter is under consideration as part of sustaining Anglo American friendship.
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Kenmare Miner Fined Thirty Dollars in Assault Case
Minot D. county court heard John Longre a Kenmare miner plead guilty to assault and battery after a prior clash with another miner Judge Willam Murray imposed a thirty dollar fine though the record shows ten dollars was cited in the text to reflect the penalty.
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Hoppe needs one win to secure title in New York matches
Hoppe, the famous billiards champion, must win either of two remaining matches in New York to remain world champion. He defeated Jake Schaefer and Walter Cochran in the tournament, with Schaefer and Cochran both having beaten each other previously. The outcome will determine Hoppe's status.
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Washington to field veteran crew at Pacific Coast regatta
Seattle based notes indicate the University of Washington will race with a veteran eight at the Pacific Coast intercollegiate regatta in Oakland next spring. Eight veterans from the 1920 boat are expected back, led by captain Chick Loge and crew members Magatinnon Mederiee Luft Northfield Richardson Clark Nagler.
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Wisconsin’s football receipts totaled 84500 this fall
Madison Wis December 8 Wisconsin’s share of the receipts from five conference football games this fall was 84500, it was announced today. The figure reflects the season’s revenue distribution among participating programs and highlights financials of the league schedule.
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