Communist party congress debates peasant power in grain plans
Moscow reports the Communist party congress debating methods to extract Ruasis from the crisis as difficulties mount. Leo Kameneff and M Zinoelf faced sharp attacks from Stalin while the delegates consider the peasants known as the Ku- Jaki blamed for failing grain export goals.
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Moscow
Communist Party Congress
Leo Kameneff
Council of Labor and Defense
Win
M. Zinoelf
M Stalin
Communist Party
Wee
M. Kanteneff
Opera Composer Kissed by Crowd at World Premiere
Chicago audience mobbed W Frank Harling Boston composer after the world premiere of A Light from St Agnes. He conducted the piece the first to feature saxophone and banjo. About 200 men hugged and kissed him in the lobby before he escaped to his hotel. Harling previously served as musical director at West Point where he composed The Corps.
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Chicago
Frank Vlarling
Boston
St. Agnes
Harling
Chicago Civiconers
West Point Military Academy
Looting Tomb of Queen One Item
The Matin reports Algeria’s governor general broadcast an appeal for an American citizen, Charles Byron Dunes known as Count De Provok, born 1896 in Mexico. Accusations allege he tampered with archaeological finds, including four munmines unearthed at Moggar, despite strict regulations, before leaving for America on December 15.
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Matin
Algeria
Charles Byron Dunes
Count de Provok
Mexico
Cunes
Algeran
Jfoggar
America
Druse Leaders Report Peace Proposals in Syria
From Bagdad a Telegraph dispatch says Druse chiefs in Syria accepted peace offers from French authorities. An armistice was reported signed days ago between the Druse tribes and French high commissioner Henry De Jouvetel in Syria, suggesting an end to fighting amid rumors.
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London
Bagdad
Syria
Bertween
Henry DeJonvetiel
Normalcy Reigns at Communist Session in Argentina
In Buenos Aires a preliminary session of the Seventh congress of the communist party ended in disorder with numerous shots exchanged. Delegate Muller of Mendozva was badly wounded and several others injured as a heated motion discussion sparked the trouble. Police detained over a hundred persons.
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Buenos Aires
Communist Party In
Argentina
Muller
Mendozva
Japan Could Block Russians As China War Shifts
Washington reports mark a turning point in China as Feng Yu-nieng gains control of northern China from the Mongolian border to the sea, while Chang Tso-lin’s forces win near maybe, raising alarm in Washington about Feng’s vulnerable position and potential multi-front attack. American destroyers head toward Shanghai from Manila amid unrest.
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Washington
Tientsin
North China
Feng Yu- Nisiang
Chang T'so-Lin
Nkden
Chang
Great Wall
China
Shanghai
Manila
Vientsin
Feng
Tlentain
Wu Pei
Mongolia
Vet Texas Ranger Dies at 100 in Tus Home
The veteran Texas Ranger Gabe Ariz Dee Th Henry Mins Teva Ranger died early today at his Tus home at age 100. He fought in World War II and served in Texas earlier, with a funeral to be held tomorrow.
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Texas Ranger
Gabe
Ariz
Dee
Henry Mins
Feuinrs Teva
Tod
Tus
Aigerl
Traay
Duncan Deane
Texas
Government to seek machinery aid for surplus crops
Washington dispatch reports the Coolidge administration plans to broaden farm relief to provide machinery for handling surplus crops. Officials have not yet fixed the exact form, but President Coolidge and Secretary Jardine favor federal action to relieve farmers. A congressional push for a federal commission to direct disposal of surplus crops to recover costs is under discussion, with export-sale support.
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Washington
Pot
Coolidge
Jardine
Congressional Farm Bloc
Western Agricultural
Federal Commission
Dis
White House
Des Moines
Coast Guard Floats Aged Rum Runner From Shoal
The two masted schooner Mary Langdon an 80 year old former rum runner was floated from Stonehorse Shoal after grounding late last night and towed to Vineyard Haven with damage. She was rescued by the same coast guard cutter that previously seized her five months ago.
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Chatham
Mass
Mary Langdon
Stonehorse Shoal
Vineyard Haven
Wild Wheat Market Surge Sets New Seasonal Highs
Chicago wheat futures surged in a brisk session with gains of 4 to 7 percent as eastern buying and a government report boosted sentiment. December wheat closed at a record 1 844, with last hour activity adding about 8 cents before some profit taking trimmed value. Corn and oats also rose modestly on the broad bid for grains.
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Chicago
Aing
Dwheat
Papers Served on Countessly in Palm Beach Cosa Neza
Papers in the separation action against Count Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraden were served on his wife, the former Millicent Rogers, today by Palm Beach County Sheriff R C Baker. The papers were forwarded from Nye where the suit originated.
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Palm Beach
Mla
Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraden
Millicent Rogers
R C. Baker
Palm Beach County
Nye
Weather outlook for coming week in northern Rocky Mountain region
The week beginning Monday brings unsettled conditions across the northern Rocky Mountain and plateau region. Occasional snow or rain is expected west of the divide with mixed precipitation further east and midweek clearing. The outlook notes wet and variable conditions with possible widespread precipitation.
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Washington
Der
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Death toll soars from poison liquor scourge in St Lat
In St Lat on December 2, the coroners office logged a record 23 violent deaths linked to alcohol abuse during Carnival festivities. Seven died in traffic crashes, others from burns and exposure, with one fatality due to inhaling fumes. The surge followed a spree described as a poisoning crisis, marking the heaviest day in city history.
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St. Lats
Cnelgimas
Aper
Ite
Vlaent Denatha Fm
Helena civic event honors Woodrow Wilson tomorrow
Governor Duckton will preside and Attorney Waller will deliver the address at the commemorative exercises for Woodrow Wilson tomorrow evening in Helena. The meeting at the city auditorium will begin at 8 with meeting called to order by Tidge Fo Way wall.
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Helena
Woodrow Wilson
City Auditorium
Quartette
Walter 5. Hartman
J PT Duckton
Adtornes Waller
Tlartman
Wilson
Anciornim
Tidge FO
Christmas Tragedy Hits Open Theater in Cebu Province
Thirteen natives died and about a hundred were injured when a fire, started after a film break in the machine room, destroyed a theater in Open town Cebu province on Christmas Eve. An American named Barnum helped by cutting an opening in the wall to aid escapes as the regular exit became jammed. The audience numbered about a thousand and many were trampled as they rushed for exits. Monetary loss was small.
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Manta
Des
Open
Cebu
Namad Barnum
Pal of Van Buren Passes in Chicago
Frank T. Cooney a friend of President Martin Van Buren and founder of the Detroit Mall died at a Detroit manse in Chicago on September 26. Born in New York he studied under Susan B. Anthony and was linked to abolitionist circles.
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New York
de Prarok
Pal OF
van Buren
Chicago
Frank T. Cooney
Martin van Buren
Detroit
Mis Gon
Via
Supan B
Anthony
Flays Days Representative Voices Fear in Prohibition Fight
Pennsylvania congressman Thomas W. Phillips Jr. condemned prohibition enforcement and warned that extremists pose a danger in power, calling a fanatic a homicidal maniac and urging caution in leadership roles.
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Thomas W. Philips, Jr
Pennsylvania
con@rean
Old Newdie Leaves Hefty Fortune After Death in Portland
A longtime Portland street character known as Old Newdie died Thursday and left an estate to the United States Trustee of Education. Probate proceedings were filed today with the will naming trusts and sealed investments. The decedent, aged and known on the downtown corner, left bonds and a property stake, with his real home believed to be in Greer.
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Portland
United States
Tsirean of
Education
Stages Help Hoover In Rubber Campaign in Seattle
Seattle dispatch reports a campaign to economize rubber usage to reduce prices. Stage signs urge support for rubber savings and improved supply, with reads referencing a campaign to stabilize the rubber market and curb costs.
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Seattle
Sis
Itpovee
Otpainet
Montana Turkeys Speed Good Cheer on Christmas Tables
Denver reports a brisk holiday turkey movement as Montana, Colorado and Wyoming lines shipped large carload volumes. Colacide and Wyoming each sent about 300 carloads of gobblers this fall, signaling strong demand and seasonal briskness in the poultry trade.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain Elues
Colacide
Wyoming
Montana
Christmas cold wave sweeps U S toward Atlantic coast
A Christmas cold wave, the strongest of the winter, moves across the United States toward the Atlantic seaboard. Temperatures plunge to 10 to 23 below zero in Minnesota, North Dakota, and western regions, with Canada in a zero to subzero grip. Chicago reports three deaths from freezing as readings touch near single digits above zero in many areas.
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New York
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
Minnesota
North Dakota
Canada
Minot
Rree
Chicago
Harding letter still available
Marios Olin December 24 reports Hoke Donithen chairman of the Harding Memorial association denies that Mrs Warren G Harding burned most letters about her husband’s administration She says only personal letters remain and the rest were discarded The Harding letters file in Washington is described as personal dailies and confidential communications to and from friends
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Marios
Olin
Hoke Donithen
Harding Memorial Association
Warren G. Harding
Vontthen
Ford
Hardine Hroyelit
Washington
Donithen
Harding
Donithea
Mail plane lands in blinding snow near Akron
Akron today reported a forced landing of a U S air mail plane and its mechanic during a blizzard. Pilot Paul Collins and mechanic James Mount escaped serious injury after engine trouble forced a landing near Wichford while Collins tried to land in Cleveland weather.
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Akron
Ohio
Paul Collins
United States Air
James Mount
Wichford
Collins
Cleveland
Operators Seek to Lure Men Back But the End is Not Yet
Philadelphia December 26 An coal operators advertise in Sunday papers asking striking miners to return immediately at the old wage for eight months while a long term contract is discussed. United Mine Workers official Thomas Kennedy says miners will not be stampeded back and will return only under a new contract.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers
Hazeltor
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