Tax Reduction Bill Sparks Fiery House Debate
The Tax Reduction Bill face heated scrutiny as Representative Rainey criticizes the personal exemption increases while praising overall cuts. Hawley counters, calling it the best ever, as the House pauses to receive President Coolidge’s $160 million budget proposal and Congress prepares its appropriation measures.
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Rainey
Hous Ways and Meana Committee
Capitol
Coolidge
Steamer Gibraltar Reported Grounded Near Chesapeake Bay
Reports to the Maritime Exchange said the British steamer Gibraltar bound for Baltimore from Port Tarafa Cuba with a cargo of augur ran aground about 126 miles down Chesapeake Bay. The vessel's status and condition were not immediately clear.
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Maritime Exchange
Gibraltar
Port Tarafa
Cuba
Chesapeak
Refugees Arrive From Manchuria Amid Quiet Mukden
Tokyo reports large numbers of refugees arriving at Mukden while the city stays quiet. Marshall Chang Tso Lin remains in Mukden with forces along the Liao River line, awaiting an anticipated 70 000 to 100 000 enemy troops to mount a final bid to eject him. Reports note looting by Puibuating Chains troops near Chin Chow and continued fighting west of Mukden along the Llano River. The foreign consul asks Japan to send troops to protect foreigners in Mukden.
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Dec
War Office
Mukden
Marshall Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Gina
Chang
Llanehuria
Ar New Chung
Forving Office
Pubruating Chains
Chinchow
Tnone Tian
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Sinminta
Llano River
Mukiden
Japanese Counsil
Grand Jury to Probe Attempted Jury Influence in Rhinelander Case
White Plains N Y December 9 AP the Westchester County Grand Jury is to investigate an alleged attempt to influence the jury that heard Lenard Kip Rhinelander v Alice Beatrice Jones Sanford juror say s a Yonkers man discussed the case indicating support for Rhinelander and opposition to interracial marriage Justice Morschauser called such outside pressure harmful and urged juries be left alone Attorney Cosle said the matter would be presented for grand jury action Tyane Mills plans a 25 page brief next Friday
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N.Y
West Chester County
Sanford
Morschanser
Yonkers
Morshauser
Inna Anit
Coslé
Tyane Ne Mills
Count Announces Intent To Bring Separation Suit
Count Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraden files for separation from Milicent Rogers on grounds of desertion, seeking custody and court protection. In Palm Beach Milicent, with her son and parents, offers no comment as the count’s lawyers prepare papers and telegrams surface describing heartless conduct. The dispute centers on access to the baby and legitimacy of the marriage, with both sides presenting arguments through counsel.
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Jis
Ludwig
Salm
von .Hoogstraden
Palm Beach
Milicent Rogers
H. H. Rogers
Europe
New York
South
Sehieh
Uneam
Funeral Services for Judge Morison Tomorrow
Noted Tennessee jurist and former supreme court member Judge Graham Morison died at his Johnson City home. Special train will carry his remains via Gate City Virginia to Frisco and final resting ground in Tennessee with services by Rev. Warner Du Bose and Rev. E Vaught. Native pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named from Johnson City Kingsport Bristol and Morristown.
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Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railroad
Johnson City
C, G. and O
Frisco
Southern Railway
Tennessee Supreme Court
Warner du Bose
First, Presbyterian Church
E. Vaught
Methodist Church
Morristown
Tenn
Thad A. Cox
J. Fred Johnson
Kingsport
R. Jennings
W. H. ‘Robertson
Bristol
Ben H.‘Taylor
Johny
J.C. McNaughlin
Johnsons Gille
Renewed Efforts to Settle Anthracite Coal Strike
Philadelphia reports ongoing talks amid the fifteenth week of the coal strike with Governor Pinchot, UMW leaders, and operators. Merchants from Wilkes Barre Scranton Hazleton Panther Creek meet Pinchot and John L Lewis then discuss with operators led by Major Ingles. Weeks states no definite conclusion reached. delegation to resume future discussions.
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Dees 9
Pinchot
Harrisburg
Wilkes Barre
Scranton
Hazleton
W. W. Ingles
Ralph E. Weeks
Uniil
Times Will Print Letters to Santa
The Times will publish children’s letters to Santa Claus and asks writers to address letters to Santa Claus in care of The Times. Letters lacking concise requests may not be read due to Santa’s busy season, but all received letters will be printed in order.
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Times
Santa Claus
Santy
Prosecution Questions Mitchell Book Authorship At Court Martial
Washington December 9 AP The prosecution sought to question authorship of parts of Colonel William Mitchells Winged Defense before the army court martial. Major Allen Gullion argued to admit testimony from Captain Thomas Hart to impeach the accused, but the court ruled against admission. General Mason Patrick testified amphibian aircraft were not inherently dangerous and pilots were allowed to fly planes known to be dangerous.
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William Mitchell
Allen Gullion
Capitan Thomas ©. Hart
Navy
Major Curlion
Frank J. Rich
Major Gullion
Colone
Herbert A. White
Mitchell Counsel
Gultion
Ours
Mason M. Patrickwehief
Air Service
Mitchell
Patrick
Police Without Clue of Girl's Attacker in Virginia
Danville police have no leads on the black assailant of a young white woman attacked on her way home. She screamed as he dragged her along Jefferson street, breaking free from his grip and receiving minor wounds.
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Danville
Warl
Jefferson Street
The Times Christmas Edition Has Special Features
The Times announces its annual Christmas Edition to appear Sunday morning December 1. It will include Christmas stories advertisements and features acting as a shopping guide with suggestions to assist readers in item selections. Newsboys will receive the street sales details of this special edition.
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England France Reach Accord On Disarmament Meet
Geneva Dec 9 AP England and France reached an accord on studying mutual aid in war time as prep for a disarmament conference. Council approved five questions to be submitted to governments including the United States, with Italy and Czechoslovakia mentioned in drafting. The mood favors flexible study of land and naval arms with hopes of inviting American participation.
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Geneva
England
France
League of Nation’s Council
M. Paul Rontouy
Benes
Czechoslovakia
Washington
Coolidge
Ashington
United States
Wilson Declares Day of Law Enforcement Failures
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge’s anti prohibition message drawing praise from Methodist board. They endorse enforcement policy and urge education to foster loyalty and lawfulness, urging broad national support for law observance and civic duty.
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Washington
Dec
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and
Public Morals
Methodist Episcopal Church
Coolidge
Ess
Aneis
Treasury
Wilson
Fate of Water Issue Faces City Voters Saturday
Voters decide if the city may buy the Kingsport utilities water system in a $300,000 bond issue. The offer values the property at over $432,000 and the system serves about 26,000 people with a 250 million gallon capacity. Polls open at City Hall from 9 a.m. to noon.
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Bai
Senator Berenger to Leave for U S Near Month End
Senator Berenger, named ambassador to the United States, plans to depart by late December or early January. He says he will represent France and align with its peace policy, citing Locarno and the Quai dOrsay, and will review economic and financial issues with Washington. He praises his predecessor and notes cooperation with the Coolidge administration. Separately, seven English towns have switched from streetcars to motor buses this year.
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U.S
United States
Washington
Berenner
Locarno
Quai d'Orsey
Washington Administration
Tam
France
Anh of
Miy
M., Daeschner
Coolidge Praises Red Cross Efforts at Annual Meeting
President Coolidge lauded the American Red Cross for expanding peace activities and benevolence. He said the organization has spurred increased charity, philanthropy, and a spirit of active goodness to alleviate suffering from disasters.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Coolidge
American Red’ Cross
United States
Red Cross
Haveievedit
Third Arm Report From Vienna Baby Born
A report from Vienna describes a boy born to Frau Marty Renlin with a third arm growing from his back between the shoulder blades. The fragment notes the extraordinary birth without providing medical confirmation or further details.
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Vienna
Frau
Marty Renlin
Wreck Probe Reviews Orion Vibrations and Warnings
Norfolk, Dec 9 AP The Collier Orion wreck inquiry examines ship vibrations cited by Lt Hoffecker the cargo officer who warned that severe storms threatened the Orion and noted it as a sister ship to the Cyclops. The board adjourned to Thursday 9:30 for record completion with chief engineer and carpenter’s mate to testify.
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Orion
Hoffecker
Navy Yard
Cyclops
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