Lita Grey Chaplin Seeks Divorce from Charlie Chaplin
Lita Grey Chaplin files suit for divorce alleging cruel treatment and neglect. The 42 page document accuses Chaplin of threats to alienate her affection and career damage, says he avoided public appearances, and cites medical advice to leave the home. The suit places Chaplin’s fortune at about 6 million dollars with total annual income around 550 thousand dollars.
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Mess Lita Grey Chaplin
Chaplin
Catalina
Coronado
Council Approves Purchase of New Pumper
Council acts on buying a new fire-pumper to bolster Indiana’s fleet. While tax cuts dominate talk, officials acknowledge no funding plan yet but expect the expenditure can be balanced without harming the tax relief. The added equipment, with three existing trucks, aims to prepare for any size fire in town.
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Council
Indiana
Ford Motor Co S Large Profits Revealed 1913 Tax Fight
The text discusses fixing the 1912 value and the tax assessment dispute over Ford Motor Co profits. It notes the 1913 figure was deemed unfair by a later Bureau of Internal Revenue regime. It raises questions about whether a commissioner can override predecessors and levy extra assessments. It mentions a political clash between Senator Couzens and Secretary Mellon over the aluminum interests.
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Henry Ford
Bureau of Internal Revenue 2
Internal Revenue
Davies
Couzens
Andrew Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
President Coolidge's Message Warns the Callees
President Coolidge's message warns the Callees about mounting opposition and the failure to unite support. The report notes continued debate and political friction as lawmakers respond to the administration's proposals.
Blairsville Residents Injured In Night Vehicle Crash
In Blairsville a small coupe crashed into a parked truck on William Penn highway about one mile east of town. Dr J M Leonard, driver, was slightly bruised. passenger Milton G Miller, 76, suffered severe bruises and a possible fractured clavicle. Miller is hospitalized in Blairsville with serious condition.
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Blairsville
Here
Milton G. Miller
West Market Street
J. M. Leonard
South Walnut Street
Leonard
Indiana Hospital
Recognition for Men Who Made Modern Miracle
Recognition for men who made modern miracle highlights Dr Alexanderson praised as inventor of the radio movie era. Graham MacNamee named best broadcaster outside science for reporting public spectacles to radio fandom. L W Austin tops radio science for 1926. Jansky cited for future radio engineer curriculum. Warner Heising Loftin Hund noted for research papers advancing radio progress. Pickard presented solar disturbance interference results linking sun spots to radio statics. Political note forecasts sharpened clash as Kellogg testimony nears Senate Foreign Relations. Democrats oppose Coolidge policy. some leaders angry at recent events.
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Graham MacNamee
L. W. Austin
Jansky
Warner
Heising
Loftin
Hund
Pickard
Kellogg
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Coolidge
Democrats and insurgent Renbi cans clash in renewed uproar
The opposition movement gathered strength today, threatening a storm of sizable proportions as Democrats and insurgent Renbi factions confront each other.
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Renbicans
Surplus of Fat Beef Cattle Shaped 1926 Market Trends
The Sears-Roe Buck Agricultural Foundation reports 1926 saw an overproduction of fat cattle driven by a 1923 grain crop boom and hog shortfall. Finished cattle averaged 987 pounds in September up from 926 in 1925, with slaughter weights down vs 1925. Prices stayed low then improved in fall, peaking at $10.30 for steers in October. December saw high fat yearlings at $14.35 amid Chinamaz trade. Receipts were abnormally heavy early 1926, easing later, signaling better fed-cattle prices in 1927.
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Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Sorrowful parents prepare to bury dead at Laurier Palace fire
Montreal officials intensify inquiry into the Laurier Palace disaster that killed 77 children. A solemn mass was held at Hochelaga parish while the coroner adjourned the inquest to Thursday. Proprietor Ameon Taowland faced $500 bail. workers cleared. the Theatre Managers' Association posted $20,000 in aid pledges as charities mobilized.
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Montreal
Que
Laurier Palace Moving Picture Theatre
Hochelaga
Ameon Taowland
Picture Theatre
Thewiee Managers’ Association Antrerriat l
Nadel to Face Fate Today in Court
In Cleveland, Ben Nadel stands to testify as his defense unfolds regarding alleged harboring of Patrick Dermott. Witnesses will identify Nadel amid claims of supplying aid to Dermott, with police and associates named as central figures. Nadel's defense argues for his innocence as his trial proceeds today.
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Cleveland
Dan Fte
tIns
Ben Nade
Patrick Dermott
Don R. Metleti
Pyle
MeDermot
Charie
Dan Plate
Ieety Nadel
Mestanley A. Slawle
Widden
Foaurainst Nadel Yestern
Pfaff
Nada
Pat
Nadal
Medicinal Whiskey Impure Warns Official
Washington January 11. L C Andrews city chief told the House ways and means committee that much medicinal whiskey sold nationwide is impure. He urged creating a quasi governmental medicinal whiskey corporation as bootleg profits drive dilution at warehouses. Only a few druggists are involved in diluting the product.
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Washington
INS
L. C. Andrews
Ciry
House
Ways and Means Committee
Andrews
Padlock Orders Target Altoona Beverage and Ice Co
Federal officers moved to padlock the Altoona Beverage and Ice Company plant in Altoona and the Julia McDonough saloon in North Braddock for one year due to prohibition violations. Judge A M Gibson signed the orders in federal court. ten cases were heard with two places ordered closed, three dismissed, three continued, and two required to post bonds to observe the law.
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Pittsburgh
INS
A. M. Gibson
Almhons Beverage and Ice Company
Nant
Altoona
Julia McDonough
North Braddock
Gibson
Altoona Man Takes Own Life Amid Financial Woes
An Altoona man, Juitz, once employed as a home furnishings expert, shot himself in the head at the home of Miss Pearl Whinger where he was a guest after falling into financial difficulty. Police say an arrest was made on a charge of passing worthless checks prior to the suicide.
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P Bronedings
Janty
Altera
Miss Pearl Whinger
Pepart Foray
Juitz
Astoona
Bela
W C T U Luncheon Planned For January Seventeen
The W C T U schedules a luncheon on January seventeen at Aton Lutheran Church in Indiana to celebrate National Prohibition. Invitations urge county ministers and all educators to attend and confirm attendance with Flora J. Mitvehedl or VE Agees SL Claig. A noted speaker is expected and the event aims to support the cause with a friendly gathering.
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Weac
Aton Lutheran Churclb
Indiana
Flora J
Thus Wheeler Receives Increased Pension
A message from Congressman Strong announced Dr. Thomas Wheeler, Civil War veteran of 208 South Third Street, Second Ward, has been granted a pension effective August 4, 1926, the earliest date under the pension act.
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Strong
Caszette
Thomas Wheeler
South Third Street
Second Ward
Brookhart On Trial Today Over Lobbying Charges
Senator elect Brookhart faces a Senate Interstate Commerce Committee hearing on charges he lobbied for Cyrus F. Wood to join the Interstate Commerce Commission. Brookhart says he opposed Wood and had no stake in the nomination. The charge stems from telegrams reportedly from his former campaign managers.
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Washington
Jan
Smith W. Brookhart
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
President Coolidge
Steck
Town
Brookhart
Cyrus F. Wood
Interstate Commerce Commission
Woods
Brook
Brookhart Denies Instigating Telegrams Over Woods Vote
State figures discuss a telegram urging confirmation of Woods. Brookhart denies initiating the messages and expresses equal surprise about them, contrasting with Steck’s anger. The overheard exchanges reflect political tension surrounding the Woods confirmation process.
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Hart
Woods
Brookhart
Steck
Deaths Emerson S Doty dies at 31 near Rochester Mills
Emerson S Doty aged 31 died at home near Rochester Mills on Tuesday Jan 4 1927. Born Jan 10 1895 he was son of Mrs Elizabeth Brown Doty and G E Doty. Interment Pinegrove Cemetery. Survived by mother and many siblings. funeral details omitted.
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Emerson S. Doty
Elizabeth (Brown) Doty
Doty
Rochester Mills
Pinegrove
Cora
Laird
Clair
Charles
Jonathan
Sam
Edson
Louanna Brown
Indiana
Hanna Dunlap
Glen Campbell
Mary Rowley
Gypsy
Lycoming County Building & Loan stockholders meet in 1927
The fifth annual meeting of Ly stockholders of the Indiana County Building & Loan Association will be held in the Community Beet Room on Tuesday evening January 11th 1927 at 7:30 o'clock for the election of five directors and to transact other business. F C McClure secretary. Tu-Sat-x.
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Indiana County Building & Loan Association
Destrc
F.C. McClure
Tu-Sat-x
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