National Student Federation to Persist After Withdrawals
Despite one academy delegate withdrawal and no negress elected to the executive committee, the National Student Federation formed at the National Collegiate World Court conference announced it would continue. The original seven member executive committee plus four national officers appointed seven others and set a second conference near fall at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. A letter urged Louisiana State University's representative K A Kizer to reunite, following his withdrawal. Miss Mabel Halloway of Howard University was seated as the South’s representative, with further withdrawals noted but the federation set to have two representatives from each of seven districts, and Charles Greaves of the University of Georgia elected to join Halloway. The committee urged lowering artificial social standards.
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Urinceton
N. J
National Student Federation
Univesty of Michigan
Ann Arbor
K.A. Kizer
Louisiana State University
Kyzer
Mabel Halloway
Howard University
Washington, D. C
Theeatre South
Lacy Wight
Charles Greaves
University of Georgia
South
Miss Halloway
Wildcat Captured by Rancher's Wife in Arizona Home
In Kingman Arizona Mrs Effel Rudy wife of a rancher captured a large wild cat that entered her home on a forage raid. She knocked it unconscious with a revolver butt after it dodged two blows and then tied the animal and placed it in a crate for transport.
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Kingman
Ariz
Effel Rudy
Rudy
Explosion Damages Sisters of Mercy Hospital Windows
A dynamite blast at the Sisters of Mercy hospital in Wallspell damaged the dining room area and shattered windows. No injuries were reported. a $200 estimate was given. Three men were detained briefly for questioning before release.
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Hospital of Sisters of Mercy
Kalispell
Wallspell
Sisters’ of Mercy Hospital
Investi
Pinchot Calls Extra Session on Coal Rules and Prohibition
Gov. Pinchot announces an extra Pennsylvania General Assembly session for January 13 to tackle coal mining regulation and law enforcement of prohibition. He warns dangers to government and welfare of the commonwealth require immediate action. Continued on page two.
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Marriburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvanian General Assembly
General Assembly
Pengsylvania
Chloroform Raiders Loot Ohio Homes After Invasion
In Steubenville Ohio detectives search for suspects after a Bradley village raid in which 25 robbers used chloroform to quiet five families. Victims awoke hours later as $4100 in cash and jewelry vanished, with entries aided by skeleton keys and the bandits operating through several hours.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Sheriffa
Bradley
Butte Youth Named Rhodes Scholar Elect Paul Hennessy
Paul J. Hennessy of Butte was selected as a Rhodes scholar from Montana in the recent election, chosen by the state committee in Helena. The Montana appointment faces Rhodes trustees ratification and will enter residence at Oxford in October 1920.
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Paul K. Hennessy
Butte
Swarthmore
Rhodes
Frank Aydelotte
Swarthmore College
Rhodes Trustees
Idaho
Harold C. Wyman
Mead, Wash
University of Idaho
Montana
Helena
Oxford University
Paul Jk
Independent Classified Ad Helps Man Sell Desk Fast
A local man used The Independent Classified Ads to sell a roll-tap desk, underwood typewriter, and a bookcase swiftly. Information indicates all articles were sold in short order, prompting readers to ask for an Ad-Tokar at 411-402 for results.
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Underwood Typewriter
Sile
Reid Report Calls Air Power Underappreciated
An unanimous committee report from Congress criticizes the army and navy for underestimating air power. It cites shortages of flying personnel and equipment and a failure to value aviation's strategic importance, urging a unified national development effort.
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Washington, cc
House
Army
Navy
Navy Air Service
Ate
Reid
Department of National Devel
Murder of Illinois Family Thought to be Act of a Lunatic
Investigators found few leads in the triple murder at the Jeske farm near Batavia Illinois. Henry Jeske a bank clerk his wife Jiva and their young son Ralph were slain last night and the slayer fled in a light automobile later found bloodstained in West Chicago. The coroner's jury returned a verdict of murder by an unknown person and urged a large reward. Harvey Trail was questioned as part of the ongoing inquiry.
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Pierre
Jeske
Chicago
Harvey Trail
Japanese Navy Deploys Destroyers Toward Mukden Region
UPI reports Japanese ships may dispatch one or two destroyers from Port Arthur to Tianjin in China. Officials say naval units ferrying clothing for Japanese nationals are en route amid factional tensions among Chinese unions near Mukden. General Clang-Lin's advances are described as doomed in Manchurian context.
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Tokyo
UPI
Portenarte Tientein
China
Wale
Mayor Hrown of Seattle Faces Impeachment Strife
Spokane reports impeachment moves against Mayor Edwin Brown of Seattle amid charges of lax liquor enforcement and vice operations. Brown defends policy in an afternoon address, accusing prosecutors and officials of political bias and incompetence while noting no indictments in two years.
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Hrown
Seattle
Eivie
Spokane
Wash
Edwin, Brown
Seatle
Stratck
Brown
Maura and Iglesias Buried in Separate Ceremonies
Madrid reports the death of former conservative premier Antonio Maura at age 61 just as his rival and noted philosopher Pablo Iglesias is buried with grand ceremonies. The juxtaposition marks the end of an era in Spanish politics.
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Madrid
Antono Maura
Maura
Pablo Tglesiar
Tax rates cut but receipts increase in 1925
Washington derives report shows total internal revenue receipts for the year 1925 at 2,484,146,?58, a decline from 2,707,425,?57 in 1924. The annual report, released by Commissioner Blair, notes tobacco contributions rose, despite lower overall collections due to tax cuts.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Area
Blair
League Council Addresses Mosul Conflict Mediation Efforts
Geneva December 13 The Council of the League of Nations again considered the Mosul dispute as Great Britain and Turkey remain at odds. Members said they persistently continue their efforts for mediation amid ongoing tension and unclear final outcomes.
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Geneva
Mosul
Great Britain
Turkey
Council of the
League of Nations
League
Wyoming Colorado Battle Snowstorm Bets Short Winter End
A severe snowstorm hit Wyoming and northern Colorado, described as the worst of this winter. The Weather Bureau forecast the wintry weather would be short lived as the system moved on.
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Denver
Dre
Colorado
Weather Bureau
Dawes Plan Shows German Stability After First Year
Berlin reports Keymeour Larker Gilbert analyzes the Dawes plan in its first year under reparations payments. The U S share amounts to 153 awards while the cost of allocating annuities is under four tenths of one percent. The plan has restored confidence and reduced reparations to a rational basis, with further staff reductions anticipated.
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Berlin
Germany
Cxpert
Dawes
London
Keymeour Larker Gilbert
Paris
Roth Im Reporet
Gilbert
Tie
G Bert
Geardal
United States
Ehetly
Winsert
All Mare
Three More Forts Destroyed and Band of Bad Men Broken Up
Manila reports another clash in Taran province and Manus region after the pursuit of murderers of a schoolteacher. In Friday’s fight about 10 Moron were killed, including the instructor’s slayers Nasarrh. Initial tallies of 37 killed were corrected. four constabulary were wounded and Deputy Governor Larne is seriously hurt. A force of 400 stacks was destroyed as Moro fortifications fell and the insurgent band fled. Raiders harassed the peaceful population in the prior ten weeks.
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Manila
Vee
Taran Province
Manus
Nasarrh
Gevernu Ur Larne
Teddy Jolson
Device M. Johagen
McCord Plans Guardian Role and Student Move
Missoula dispatch reports John Warren McCord an Alaskan mining man and oil magnate seeks guardianship of 13 year old Victoria Deschamps daughter of Mr and Mrs Deschamps. He aims to move her from San Francisco high school to Notre Dame convent Delmont for a musical education pending a possible future option. Parents debated the plan but McCord remains firm in his intent.
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Missoula
John Warren McCord
Victoria Deschamps
Tony Deschamps
Nee
San Francisco
Notre Dame Convent
Delmont
Aby
McCord
Tie
Victoria
Lost Columbus Relics Claim Sparks University Debate
Tucson dispatch reports University of Arizona scientists contest the recent discovery of leusen crosses and war implements found in an abandoned site. They suggest relics buried for 10 000 years may be hoaxes, while historians and archaeologists from Arizona Princeton and the University of Arizona defend the finds as genuine evidence of early exploration. Continued on page two.
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Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
Amertes
Columbus
Bloody battle at inn near Chicago ends in killings
A robber and a policeman died in a night gunfight at an inn near Chicago after suburban police cornered the robbers who had staged bold robberies. Firefights wounded several officers. one robber was captured after a comrade fell, and another robber escaped after wounding a police officer.
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Chicago
Mannsheim
Forest Park
Kasi
Charles J. Marshall of Lewistown Dies
Charles J. Marshall, 46, a leading attorney from central Montana and two term county attorney, died suddenly at home from a cerebrial hemorrhage. He served as lieutenant governor of Kiwanis and was widely known in the state. He is survived by his widow and three children.
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Lewistown
Dee
Charles J. Marshall
Montana
Kiwanis
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