Peace in Ranks of Republican Party Disturbs Leaders
Republican leaders seek harmony over insurgent La Follette issue as they plan to invite Wisconsin Senator-elect and guarantee Senate seat to Nye while allowing insurgents to decide their party status on organization. A vote on old rules and committee assignments looms ahead of Saturday conference.
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Police Officer Found Injured After Home Invasion
Washington December 2 AP An attempted mutilation of Paul A McDuffie a White House policeman was disclosed when he walked into a hospital badly injured He said he was stopped by several soldiers who marched him to a valley and then into a house where he was assaulted and given a drink Hospital attendants said he would recover
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Spirit of goodwill prevails as Europe signs Locarno pact
Florida reels from a hurricane scale storm with heavy rain and high tides. The coast suffered damage as vessels wrecked and deaths rose to ten with twenty injured. Miami and Daytona Beach faced the worst impacts while inland areas recorded record rainfall. Russia likely to join League of Nations. Germany moves toward league obligations.
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Rudyard Kipling Ill With Bronchitis in Burwash
Anxiety grows over Rudyard Kipling's illness with bronchitis and possible pneumonia. His secretary says he is making satisfactory progress as Lord Lawson, the king's physician, is summoned to Burwash to attend the author.
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Relationship of roads brought up at hearing today
At ICC hearings on Norfolk and Westerns bid to control the Virginian, cross examining traffic VP J W Herrman explored coal rail competition. He said the Virginian and Norfolk and Western were not real competitors under current conditions, while noting potential market rivalry with Chesapeake and Ohio and possible price factors.
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Briand Faces Grave Financial Strain In Cabinet Claim
Paris December reports Briand's cabinet acknowledges a grave financial situation. He pushes changes in procedure to speed debate on increasing paper money limits from 51,000,000 to 58,500,000 francs. The finance committee wins a vote extending sessions to 9 p.m. and demands more time.
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Woman Back Of Nye Murder Case Identified By DA
New York reports say a woman linked to 19 year old George Nye Jr and killed by Gordon Pirie remains unnamed while DA McGeehan seeks more about the suspect circle. Violet Smith, 17, aided in obtaining a second confession from Pirie after an initial admission of impulse to kill. Pirie described a plan to dispose of the body and hid Nye under his sister’s bed. motive cited as chivalry.
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Committee Repeals Proposals On Taxes Inheritance Relief
Washington December 2 The House Ways and Means Committee rescinded its proposal to permit retroactive reductions in inheritance taxes. Treasury estimates show revenue would drop from 70 million to about 20 million. The panel kept lower inheritance rates for future years.
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Man Dies After Thirty Foot Fall at Federal Dye Plant
William M. Rigsby, 42, instantly killed when he fell through a tin roof in the boiler room at the old Federal Dye Plant. He landed on a steel rod impaling him, skull fractured, both legs broken. Earlier, supervisor Frederick Newell suffered a crushed foot needing amputation. Rigsby, of Fordtown, Tenn., left a wife and ten children and will be buried near his home. He had worked at the plant seven months.
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Bank Robbery at Highland Park Branch Sees $14,000 Taken
Two armed men robbed a branch of the Peninsula State Bank of Highland Park shortly after 1 p.m. today and escaped with about $14,000. Police were alerted and launched a search for the suspects. Witnesses described the bandits as wearing dark clothing and masks. Investigators recovered some teller records but no injuries were reported. The incident marks a rare robbery for the city, prompting renewed calls for bank security improvements.
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Kip Rhinelander’s Counsel Attacks Father in Suit
White Plains N Y Dec 2 AP Isaac Mills chief lawyer in Leonard Kip Rhinelander suit to annul his marriage to Beatris accuses Pat Rhinelander of neglect and faults the father for the financial and social plight of the young man. The attorney asserts the father bears responsibility for the troubles surrounding Kip Rhinelander Phillip Rhinelander and the ensuing sensational case.
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Commission Postpones Report by Boundary Commission
Prentier Baldwic announced that the Boundary Commission has agreed to postpone the release of its report. London date unclear, attribution AP style notes the delay in the commission’s schedule.
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Counsel Warned to Protect Witnesses at Mitchell Court Martial
Washington AP Major General Robert L Howze urged prosecutors and defense to shield all witnesses from irrelevant insulting or improper questions and harsh treatment at the Mitchell court martial. The opening referenced regulations from the manual of courts martial and ordered strict adherence. Commander Whiting testified Langley editor stated it is Asia west carrier with largest storage for air machines. Rodney and Nelson described as battleship types by witness.
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Farmer Burned In Garage Fire In Hampton
Hampton Va Dec 2 AP J A Baines a prominent farmer of the Swayers Swamp section was severely burned about the Tower limbs and body when a fire totally destroyed the garage of his farm and the Wythe district school truck yesterday morning It is believed the fire was the work of an unknown arson fiend as the circumstances surrounding the destruction point to an incendiary Mr Baines has the contract for hauling the children to school from his section.
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Coolidge Receives Report of Special Aircraft Board
President Coolidge today received the report of the special board led by Dwight W. Morrow to study the aircraft situation. The White House released the text to press with a pledge not to publish until morning papers. The board members signed the report at a capitol special meeting and Morrow remained in conference with the president.
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Tacna Arica Row Brought to Front by Chile
Geneva Dec 2 AP Chilean minister Valdes Mendeville filed with League secretary general Sir Eric Drummond a memorandum protesting the delay in the Tacna Arica plebiscite. It accuses General Pershing of obstinacy and warns that rushing the vote could fuel Chile Peru tensions.
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Rumors of War Circulated Over Mosul Dispute
London reports yesterday's rumors of a potential Britain Turkey war over the Mosul boundary did not dampen public joy over the Locarno Treaty. The issue remains unsettled and is being discussed informally in Parliament lobbies while delegates head to Geneva for council deliberations.
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