MISS KIPP IN TESTIMONY ON LONG RIVER TRIP
In Anaconda Montana a district court witness Miss Susan Kipp described a trip to Riverside sanitarium Wisconsin and the alleged transfer of Mrs Gina Kelly to the Montana State Hospital for the Insane. She testified about a scuffle and a nonconsented operation upon Mrs Kelly after arrival at the asylum as part of a $30,000 damage suit. The trial proceeds with Dr R V Watha-way and other defense witnesses.
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Anaconda
Admisajoyia
Riverside Eanitarium
Wisconsin
Gina Kelly
Montana State Hospital For the
Kelly
Nat the Asylum
M Susan Kipp
Mase Kipp
R.v. Wathaway
Actiung
Defendans
Manana
Leader of Day Rebellion Killed in Damascus Fight
Damascus December reports say Massan I Kharrat, once a night watchman and a proclaimed leader of the Druse incursion that sparked the October bombardment, was killed in a clash near Sharrar outside the city. The figure known as Pasha had guided revolutionary raids yet kept the Christian population unharmed.
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Damascus
Syria
Massan I Kharrat
Sharrar
Pasha
Cty
Sarrail
London Baronet Faces Liabilities in Liquor Trade Fraud
Sir Broderick Hartwell, an English baronet, disclosed liabilities of 250000 pounds in bankruptcy court after collectors claimed 700 investors were misled in a liquor shipment scheme. He admitted shipments to the United States, with 46,000 cases seized by officers, and creditors urged bankruptcy with a trustee appointment.
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London
Sir Broderick Hartwell
England
Broderick
Thas
United States
Sam
Mu Yiny
Lhe Craditess
Grandmother 59 in Plot to Slay Husband for Lover
Cineaon December report details Mrs. Nusbaum, 89, a grandmother, confessing with four others to murder Albert Kaum to free her to wed John Winn of Indian Creek. The plot targeted the husband, who was found dead. accomplices include Edward Gok, Marion Stringham, and Mrs Delilah Martin. Nusbaum’s grandson was arrested earlier.
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Kaum
Cas Binite
Plo
Nuebatum
John Winn
Edward Gok
Marion Stringham
Delilah Martin
Nushaum
Gramlson
Winn
Nushauny
Nusbaum
LOCK 11 IN VAULT AND LOOT THE BANK
Kansas City bank robbery at Argyle State Bank on McGee Street yields $20,624. Robbers entered at 10 am, forced nine officials and two customers into the vault, then fled among downtown crowds. Motorcycle officer O B Flahtty exchanged gunfire as he pursued the fleeing car, but the bandits vanished with no trace.
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Kansas City
Tedar
Argyle State Bank
Mc-Gee
Bandas
O. B. Flahtty
Hue Cap
Noted medical man accidentally shot in Chicago
Dr Albert Chauncey Eycleshymer 53 a former dean and prominent physician was found dead at his Chicago home from a bullet wound through the neck. His son Albert Jr. said the shooting was accidental. An inquest will be held and Dr Eycleshymer had expected to resign January 1.
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Chicago
Albert Chauncey
Eyeleshymer
University of Illinois Post-Graduate School of Medicine
Albert, Jr
Eycleshymer
Rivera Held After Double Butte Killing
Boniface Rivera was held by a coroner's jury for the killings of Jose Gomez and Peter Torre after a dispute over a 20 cent card game bet. Witnesses said Rivera fired after Gomez attacked him with a knife. a bystander was struck by a hatchet.
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Butte
Boniface Rivera
Alcororer
Jose Gomez
Peter Torre
Rivera
Gomez
Torrez
Aristocracy of animals rising in United States teachers convene
J. J. Tigert, state commissioner of education, told delegates at the state convention of teachers last night that an aristocracy of animals is forming in the United States. He quoted that more money goes to animals than anything else, noting people pay up to 5,000 dollars for perspiration and 1,200 dollars to inspire 30 boys and girls.
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Tda
Dee
United States
J. J. Tigert
Birmingham Bars Bare Knees in Stage Shows
Birmingham remains the only English city enforcing a stage reform law restricting women from appearing with bare knees. The municipal censor committee has lifted a restriction from Sunderland theatres, leaving Birmingham as the sole city still enforcing the 16 year old rule.
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Birmingham
England
Sunderlind Municipal Censor Committee
Ing
Sunderland
Room Wanted Ad Draws Twenty Five In Holernark
A playful but readable fragment notes twenty five people answered a Room Wanted classified in Holernark. The ad urged readers to try the classifieds for business growth and promised strong returns, directing calls to 491-2 for an Ad-Taker.
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Holenark
Bay Street Car Plunges Into Tacoma Bay Killing Five
In Tacoma Washington a street car plunged 88 feet from a municipal bridge into the bay killing five people and injuring four others. Among the dead were G A Farrow a railway clerk and Mrs. Robert Scott a child of six, with several others presumed drowned as lifeboats recovered victims and rescuers searched the water for more bodies.
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Tacoma
Wash
A. Farrow
Robert Scott
Heracon
Robert
Terojiro Obayoshi
Chris Nelson
Taremans
Charles Staley
Carruth and Moore Named to State Fish and Game Board
Governor F E Erickson appointed Carruth of Havre and Moore of Mullings to fill vacancies on the State Fish and Game Commission. Carruth replaces Earl V. Richards of Chinook, who resigned after a push for his removal. Moore replaces attorney C. E. Crippen of Billings, whose resignation had long been under consideration. Carruth is a Havre hotel owner and farmer, former deputy in Ward, while Moore is a traveling salesman with ties to local clubs.
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Erickson
Richards
Wayres
F E. Erickson
Earl V. Richards
Chinook
W. K. Moore
Mullings
Altorney
C. E. Crippen
Billings
Erickson Yethday
Catroth
Crippen
Muenson
Men’s Association
Weseton
Trelena
Amernor
Carruth
Havre
Eine
S. VW
Stewart
W. KK. Moore
Tillings
Clu
Alaskan Climate Quick Shift From Volcanic Heat
Anchorage reports a rapid climate shift linked to volcanic activity. Mount McKinley spews smoke amid nearby earthquakes, with warmer November and December temperatures extending streams and greenery over hundreds of square miles along Conk Inlet. Shifts in activity hint at northward movement of Alaska’s volcanic influence, following Mount St Elias and Mount Katmai eruptions in recent years.
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Anchorage
Alaska
North America
Mount McKinley
Wes Teday
Conk Inlet
Mount
Katinal
Tavalos
Shishalein
Think Hard Coal Pact Will Come of Powwow
New York December 30 The anthracite miners and operators joint wage conference adjourned at midnight without final agreement and will reconvene tomorrow afternoon Arbitration remains deadlocked with some change under consideration. Both sides express belief a wage contract may be reached at this conference.
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New York
Withratt
Agai
Floods ravage German and French regions as rivers rise
Wide areas face floods across southern, western, and northern Germany with the Rhine at 25 feet above normal. Coblenz Duisburg and Treves see homelessness, 2000 barges wrecked near Duisburg, and rail service halted. France reports heavy rains. Paris and suburbs fear flood crest, with streets already affected.
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Cologne
Germany
Rhine
Moselle
Harz
Coblenz
Duisberg
Treves
Hoover Predicts Good Times Ahead for 1920
Secretary Hoover spoke in Washington warning against reckless optimism. He said prospects for the nation and world look favorable at the start of the year, with balanced progress and continued prosperity in 1920. He noted the United States has produced more goods than ever before in its history and remains on a strong economic path.
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Washington
Upi
Tuever
Verhenn Sonssmee
Soreey Yametlan
Spiaks Appra
Uited
Préporbon
Cardinal Mercier Surgeries Update Shows Stable Early
Brussels dispatch reports Cardinal Mercier underwent a stomach operation yesterday to correct a lesion. Condition after the procedure is very well and satisfactory, with doctors cautious about full judgment until further recovery.
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Hrussels
Cardinal Mercier
Laws on Crime Require Revision in State
A chaotic article fragment from Chicf reports debate on revising crime laws to strengthen state authority. It mentions Right of Appeal, potential abolition of the grand jury as obsolete, and calls for changes in American Law School proposals. Professor Lumbeshead of the University of Michigan is cited.
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Scheel Terebolus
Lander
Troterat LC
BK Binhoot
Cornell
Ristatatiagial Precarsins Geri
Prafisser
University of Michigan
Gas Horror In Old Mexico Mine Disaster Claims 42
In Eagle Pass Texas on December 30 an explosion in a Mexican National railway coal mine near Palenque, Coahuila, killed and maimed many miners. Forty two bodies have been brought out, with others injured, as the mine’s gas ignited and a safety lamp caused the blast.
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Old
Mexico
Eagle Pass
Tex
Palan
Tate
Coahuila
Courtice
Toun
Orthodox Church Faces Bid to Battle Wiat in New York
In New York, Orthodox leaders clash as Rabbis and community figures push back against a revelation by Rabbi Stephen Woe amid a Palestine debate. The meeting aims to conciliate attendees while Tr AVise denies altering core teachings.
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New York
Stephen
Tonite Palestine
Vanwlooy Orthodus
Orthodos
Joarmeen
Tr Avise
Pleases
Meteor and Train Give East a Scare
New Haven Conn Dec 30 A strange comet like disturbance in New England and northern central New York was identified by Professor Fachiniger director of the Vale Observatory as a meteor and train. He notes such phenomena are rare and mentions two similar events about 25 and 12 years ago.
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New Haven
Conn
New England
New York
Faehiecinger
Murder Links to Political Intrigue In Tientsin 1918
Fragmented report recounts the 1918 Tientsin murder of General Hoar Sieh beng by Hay Jai, claiming revenge for his father’s death amid rival factions. It notes Kishin shot at a garden dinner, with authorities citing political maneuvering and protection by relatives, provoking national indignation.
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Hoar
Sieh
la Chien Chang
Lue Hsia
Wie
Kuominchun
Sentai
Isa Tad
Europe
United States
Ain Jana
Weking
Lat Chiete Chang
Hay
Che Hsin
Tientein
Hsu
Feng
Bins Fang
Avachtaong
Christan Ener
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Miss Kippus
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Tide Flats
Carruth and Moore
State Fish and Game Commission
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Constance
Hamburg
Bremen
France
Paris
iVrance
Tage Nine
Hoover
Howard Sutherland
Coolidge
Cardinal
Orthodox Church
Wiat
Weteor
Train
East
Little Hsu
Leh
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