Senate clash over Army officer erupts in meeting
Washington reports a volatile Senate committee session ended with threats and a near brawl as Senator Watson of Georgia hurled insults at Maj. George W. Cohen assigned to the general staff. Chair Brandegee called for a sergeant at arms to restore order as the row continued.
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WASHINGTON
Watson
Georgia
Senate
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France
Brandégee
Brandegee
George W. Cookeu
Shields
Tennessee
Maj. Cohen
Maj
Coheu
Col
Walter Bethel
Gen
Pershing
general staff
Soustor Watson
Senator Shields
Senator Watson
Classified Rooms For Rent In A Home-Like Setting
Readable excerpts from today's classified pages show rooms for rent advertised in private homes and hotels. Listings mention furnished or unfurnished options, one or two rooms, shared common areas, heat, and proximity to local amenities, with emphasis on a homelike environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemaer vane
boeing
Henry Lane Wilson Slated for Turk Ambassador Post
President Harding plans to nominate Henry Lane Wilson of Indianapolis as ambassador to Turkey once relations are ripe for restoration. Wilson has long diplomatic experience including roles in Chill, Greece, Constantinople, and Belgium, with prior service in Mexico and as delegate at key conferences. The move awaits stable Turkish government and broader recommencement of diplomacy.
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WASHINGTON
Harding
Henry Lane Wilson
Indianapolis
Turkey
Constantinople
Wilson
Germany
Austria
United’ States
tirat
France
Great Britain
Rome
Japan
Wabash college
Chill
Greece
Mexico
Belgium
Albert
Brussels
Africa
Shank Plans Municipal Garage to Ease Downtown Traffic
Mayor elect Shank backs a $500,000 municipal garage for about 1,800 cars. Frank R. Wolf of H. P. Wasson & Co. cites Cleveland and Boston as models and suggests site options at Empire theater area, haymarket, or Capitol and Ohio streets. Proposals include after 4 p.m. parking restrictions and tower signals to ease congestion.
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Shank
Frank R.Wolf
H. P. Wasson & Co
Wolf
Cleveland
Boston
Mass
Indianapolis
Mr. Wolf
New York
Cincinnati
Indianapolia
old Empire theater
Delaware and
Wabash streets
old haymarket
Kentucky avenue
Georgia street
city hall
Capitol avenue
Ohio street
plana
momo
merner
Parole system derided by Judge Anderson in Mancie case
Judge Anderson sharply denounced the parole system in federal court while sentencing defendants in the Mancie conspiracy case. He cited Rollin Bunch and Horace Murphy, ex officials, and Julius and Louis Haag, druggists, all released on parole after sentences. He condemned lenient paroles for prominent offenders and contrasted them with longer terms for lesser figures.
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Anderson
Mancie
Rollin Bunch
Muncie
Horace @. Murphy
Delaware county
Julius and
Louis Haag
Indianapolis
Frederick ‘Van Nuys
United States
Murphy
Boullson
Van Nuys
Chauncey Stillton
Himch
Bunch
Stillson
Horace G. Murphy
Louis
Julius Haag
Rollin H. Bunch
Lew Shank Endorses Community Chest Drive
Lew Shank urges public support for the Community Chest Drive, stating his faith in the unified fundraising approach over multiple separate drives. He calls for donating to the broader movement as the best way to ensure aid reaches worthy causes efficiently.
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LEW SHANK INDORSES COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE
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fasa
funda
teadera
Muncie conspiracy case ends with broad parole criticism
Judge Anderson condemns the parole system as he sentences forty of the forty six defendants in the Muncie conspiracy case. Sentences range from two years at Leavenworth to one day in Marion jail. Several defendants receive prison terms while others face fines or short terms in county jails as part of a wide-ranging verdict.
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Anderson
Leavenworth
Marion county
Timothy 3
Owens
George Fox
Eli
Pete) Scott
Ora Pogue
Indianapolis
James Black
Adkins Knuckles
Owen
Kenneth Spurgeon
Ohio
Indiana
William
Billy) Robertson
Maggie Lampkins
Carrie Brown
Emery Johnson
Verne Walburn
John Sullivan
Joe Humble
Gene Williams
Lois Howell
Hugh, Berry
George Franklin
John Butler
Eliza BNighes
Dennis Nichols
John Cox
Letitia Pettit
William Robertson
Delaware county
Stillsow
Worst Earthquake Hits Tokyo Water Mains Breaks
Tokyo reports the strongest quake in twenty years with water mains broken and water supply cut. Havoc noted in crockery shops. Early dispatches indicate no deaths, but injuries and damages to horses were reported as the quake struck the city last evening.
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TOKIO
Associated Press
WASHINGTON
Tokyo
De Valera Defeat Rumor Sparks Dublin Sensation
A train unloads released internes at Ballykiniar camp in Thurls with bombs harming three men and scattering splinters. In Dublin a split in Dail Eireann over ratification of the Anglo Irish treaty looms as Griffith may secure majority support and De Valera signals stepping back.
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THURLS
Ireland
Associated Press
Ballykiniar
DUBLIN
Dall Eireann
thas Arthur’ Griffith
London
Sinn Fein
Irish republican army
Michael Collins
Dall
Hamon DeValera
Mr. Griffith
Procrastination Becomes Time Thief Ahead of Christmas
A playful caution urges readers to finish shopping now as days slip away like stolen silver. With thirteen shopping days left, the piece warns procrastination robs time and urges immediate action to avoid a last minute rush.
Harding to Submit Arms Conference Understandings to Senate
President Harding plans to submit all understandings and treaties from the arms parley to the Senate for ratification with full support of the administration. Ex-Premier Viviant of France denies that the Chamber vote to increase naval personnel contradicts Briand and the conference pledges. The French Chamber backs building of three light cruisers six destroyers twelve torpedo boats and twelve submarines. Intimations say Pacific fortifications and naval bases will be settled by not extending existing forts or facilities.
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Harding
Senate
Viviant
France
Chamber of Deputies
Briand
Page & French Chamber
Pacific
Prison Breaker Slain by Pal in Saline County Hills
Tom Slaughter, famed prison-breaker, was shot from behind by one of the white men who helped his escape this morning. A fleeing Negro accomplice is dying beside his body, with three other escapees in custody. The shooting occurred fourteen miles northwest of Benton as lawmen closed in after Slaughter’s dramatic prison assault.
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LITTLE ROCK
Ark
Associated Preas
Tom Slaughter
Saline county
lberty
state penitentiary
Arkansas state prison
Ike
Slaughter
Baline county
here
Benton
Saline
mate
Charles Jones
Public Meeting on Arms Parley Delegates Also to Review
Delegates prepare for a public meeting to discuss the arms parley and receive reports on Far East questions. Naval ratio problem will be reviewed during the session.
Crisis on China Nears Washington Plenary Session
The four power Pacific governance plan to replace the Anglo Japanese alliance will be announced at Washington tomorrow at 11. Reports from subcommittees on Far East questions will also be heard. The plan, accepted in principle by Britain France Japan and the United States, faces crucial talks on the Kiaochow Tainanfu railroad and Shantung disputes. China warns that railroad outcomes will determine overall success of the Washington conference.
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CHICAGO
Associated Press
United States railroad labor board
Pennsylvania railroad
K. M. Landis
transportation
transportation act
Itg
Landis
DeValera
Dall Eireann
Dad
prosa
the
Irish Independent
Dall Eireannag
Ireland
WASHINGTON
Dec
Pacific
far East
Hughes
Paris
Great Britain
Japan
France
United States
Baron Shidehara
Tokio
Shantung
Kiaochow
Tainanfu
China
Dr. Koo
Shang ‘tung
Harvey Praises Lloyd George Victory in Anglo Irish Pact
American ambassador George Harvey published a letter to Prime Minister Lloyd George praising the Anglo Irish agreement. He calls the victory a triumph of genius and patience and notes it may mean much for both nations and all humanity. Lloyd George replies that each congratulatory letter touches him and reflects lasting understanding.
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LONDON
Associated Pross
George Harvey
Lloyd George
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Weather forecast fragment from unclear OCR text
Fragmentary weather notice mentions a four sided international agreement and heat figures with dates and amounts, but the readable facts are limited. The text contains garbled names and numbers, rendering precise details impossible.
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