Contested Reclamation Policy Faces Political Strife
Washington dispatch reports stemming from a Washington debate over reclamation policy. President Coolidge and Secretary Work defend actions amid criticism from Idaho Senator Borah and others who say water shutoffs harmed settlers. The administration seeks relief measures without overhauling the broader program.
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Coolidge
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Borah
Idaho
Reclamation
Seaton
Janesville Post Office Fierce Fire Reported
A fire near Janesville destroys the post office building and an adjacent empty store. No injuries are listed, and firefighters battled the blaze through the day. Local authorities investigate the cause as reporters describe substantial damage to the structures.
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RIAZE
Janesvite
Naterson Town Sons
Janesville
Post Ofice
Referee Recommends Dropping Prosecution Against Griggs Case
Referee recommends dropping proceedings against Griggs in a district court in Meare county after finding four key witnesses Robinson Crites Carlile and Ross perjured themselves in the trial. The report notes the perjury arose from motives including justice, sympathy, and fear of strict Prohibition enforcement.
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Robison
Perywey
District Court
Jun County
Grige
Griggs
Carlile
Reed
Blame County
Ross
District Court of Int Lequity
Greggs
Miurder
Watnesees
Aceusere
Robinson Crites Carhle
Wich
Sally on Screen Follows Blonde Role Tradition
Colleen Moore stars in a new vehicle at the Marlow this week adapting a Ziegfeld musical. The film asserts a blonde Sally, diverging from stage portrayal by Marion Miller, who was known as a brunette.
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Ehhieve
Olleen Moore
Marlow
Sally
Marilijn Miller
Ziegfeld
Colleen Moore
Marition Miller
Rose's Music Makers at Winter Garden Tonight
Ted Rose and Insane Master Mule Makers bring a Chicago dance band to the Winter Garden in Butte for a one night engagement. The orchestra, fresh from Casper and en route to Los Angeles, will perform a 30 minute concert followed by free dancing from 9 to 12. High demand crowds expected with popular prices.
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Rose
Winter Garden
Ted Rose
Chicago
Casper Wie
Cinderella Roof Garden
Los Angeles
Witte
Loomis
Butte
Rie Howei
Angeles
Dion Mlue
Walker Hag Walkaway In Primary And Exit From Politics
In a New York Times report Walker Hag withdrew from politics after losing the mayoral primary to waterman. The insurgent and regular Republican candidates split the vote as Waterman led by about 18,000 in the ward totals. The mayor declined to speak and no final plan was announced, with discussions of an independent bid possible.
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Trammans
Novengl
Willemman
Aerretari
Willam W. Bennett
Waterman
Broke
Jay
Metropallien
Che Vrrietisan
Phurilés
Ter Pratt Waterman
Willan
Bennett
Johny
Amon
New Yare
Cry
Asenet Aleg Porssy
AIS Ajeiide
Ets
Walker
Aemoriate
Walther
Tisdan
Tennett
Polica
Neine Mayer Hyian
Dougie
Fisher
Ehme
Panebut
Raat
EU Clalro
Wis
Associated Prinsj
Steve Wilcux
Milwaukee
In the Realm of Higher Things and Religious Protests
Reports from Cheago and Cheyenne discuss urban peace plans through music centers as alternatives to policing, and Methodist opposition to military training in Wyoming. The Shrine of At Ann notes describe Catholic devotion, a New Orleans pilgrimage, and a growing shrine with thousands attending novenas and relics amid diverse immigrant communities.
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Cheyenne Woo
Woyonting Methodist Episcopal Conference
Nas
Elvens
University of Wyoming
National Defense
Tye
Morrell
Orlena
Trselines Avenue
Fampart Streets
St Ank
Aleney
Aire
Rate Plan Hearings Extend Across Multiple Cities
The Interstate Commerce Commission and National Association of Public Utility and Railroad officials discussed a rate plan proposed by Potter. Hearings spanned St Paul Denver San Francisco and Dallas with a final cross examination schedule set, culminating in a final hearing in Kansas City on December 14. Public utility representatives urged steady pace and full evidence review.
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Washington
Natinal Association of Public Utility and Railroad Commission
Vandoren
Interstate Commerce Commission
Crst
Ag Socialistic Indi Paterial
St Paul
Denver
San Francisco
Dallas
Kansas City
Charman Aitchison
Ienver
Ikansas
Death Mystery Deepens Over Mrs Cook Slaying
In Grundy Center a coroner adjourned the inquest into Mrs Cook’s murder to await further state investigation. Witnesses testified that CG BR Cook, the Waterloo worker, might have slept at Grundy Center the night of the killing, while officials kept open the case and sought new evidence to advance Benton county’s inquiry.
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Drese
Mysters
CG BR
Wocot
Grundy Center
Cook
Benton County
Senator Stanfield To Be Tried Friday In Baker Oregon
The case against Senator Ropers Stanfield, arrested last Saturday, is scheduled for trial Friday morning at 9 o clock, announced City Attorney Frank McCullough after a conference with Stanfield attorney Jo Nich. A principal charging diver daily contact will be filed before then, while Stanfield and his attorney weigh whether to fight two or four counts. The Baker citizen who signed telegram vindicating Stanfield denied knowing the witnesses involved in the affair.
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Robinsoy
van el County
Carlile
Liqnor
Rasy
Schowar
Miles City
Trnss
Gree
Morsany
Befarr
Baker Ore
Aaga T Sled Press
Caw
Ropers Stanfield
Fiere Sutdas
Wwaclock Tity
Trank ¢ McCullach
Jana D Nich
Stanfield
Rompinint
Metalech Ehamifed Wetnersey
Fiieas
Glen
Strafield
Hla Ottormeva
Eltizeny
Senor Stanfield
Leopard Shelters Hunger By Dragging Prey High Up
A leopard drags carcass high into the tree to hide it from scavengers while the hunter is away. Nearby, other animals watch as a swarm settles on the oak, revealing no further immediate action.
Wisconsin Primary Returns Highlight Contests For Governor
George Brice leads in Milwaukee and leads in regular Democratic convention. Roy P Wilcox gains in southeastern Wisconsin counties with strong showing for the Coolidge ticket. La Follette leads in several counties while Racine trends against La Follette. Results report 2322 of 2691 precincts with Wilcox and La Follette leading in different districts. Democratic candidates appear largely out of the race as percent thresholds deter nomination.
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George Brice
Milwaukee
Charles B Rogers
Fort. Atkinson
Bob
Wisconsin
Conaln
LaQrollette
Roy P Wilson
Ikenosha
Walworth
Rock
Racine County
Takollette
Rov PF Wilcox
Norehin
Trivellette
Wirong
McGovern
Woodward
Fite Aruce Demoocrat
Rogers
Democrata
William George Bruce
League 10 Launches Plan to Bring Normalcy to Trade
A French proposed resolution for international economic cooperation advances via the League of Nations. It calls for appointing a committee to prepare for a broad conference, with League technical bodies and the International Labour Bureau, to study obstacles to prosperity and methods to surmount them. Meanwhile Romania signals repayment intent and seeks fair consideration of payment capacity in debt dealings with the United States.
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M Toucheur
League
International Labor Bureau
Rumania
Great Britain
United States
America
Tax Collections Fall Only Trifle From 1924 Rates
The bureau’s report notes a slight drop in tax collections in 1925 despite lower 1924 rates. Treasury officials say reduced rates spurred business investment and revived old tax sources while shifting funds from tax exempt investments to productive enterprises. Prohibition enforcement and narcotic law enforcement budgets are cited in the year’s accounting.
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Lal
Bureana
Publixhead
Treads Ry
Treasury
Bureaus
Tax receipts and year over year changes in 1925
The report shows Laycollec tone cost adjusted to 143 dollars per 100 in 1945 versus 124 in the prior year. Income tax receipts fell by 80,100,267 from 1924 to 1925, totaling 1,761,659,049 in 1925 and 1,841,769,418 in 1924. Miscellaneous receipts encompassed the federal tax item declines. Totals reflected 1923 and 1924 figures with 1925 at 1,822,481,?4.
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