Donations Pour In For The Times Needy Children Fund
Donations continue to arrive for the Times Needy Children Fund in Kingsport. The fund total reached 474.65 by noon today with more expected as contributions stay open until tomorrow noon. American Legion leaders C. P. Edwards and J. Parrott oversee distribution to brighten Christmas for local children.
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Walsh Disputes Contentions Of Court Opponent
Senator Walsh tells the senate that the Monroe doctrine may be involved in a controversy to which the United States was not a party and argues the world court issue risks League prestige. He cites Venezuela border disputes and calls for arbitration accepted by all parties.
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Walsh
Sénate
Monroe
Dattling
United Shites
League
Brazil
Beca
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Venezuela
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President Coolidge Christmas message to youths
President Coolidge urges unselfishness obedience and self control in a Christmas address to boys and youths. The feature highlights moral ideals and praise for American youth with a note that the piece continues on another page.
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Coolidge
Lawless Robber Dies in Taxi After Looming Trial
Philadelphia reports that a feared robber named Edward Keller died of heart failure in a taxi hours after his arrest and long pursuit. The incident followed a spree that involved taking thousands from a bunk and tied to debt schemes as police closed in.
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Farm Bill Debated in House Amid Hugen Push
In Washington today Chairman Hugen brought up the farm bill and announced a January 11 committee convening to review the measure and related relief proposals. The administration backs the administration crafted marketing bill proposed by Secretary Jardine, creating a cooperative marketing division to aid farm organizations with a planned $225,000 for setup.
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Haugen
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Satterwhite to Call Special Texas House Session
Texas House Representative Satterwhite plans a special session as announced in December in Tex. The action centers on a remedy or move against an unnamed opponent, with the expected session to address a pointed political dispute.
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Lea
Tex House of
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Chad’ Dee
Fragmentary romance note and claimed guilt in tragedy
A garbled passage describes a man giving a property card to a woman, then fearfully stating where he died and confessing guilt. A nameless Jimmy figure and a tale of fright and accusation appear in the fragmentary text.
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Ewich
Jimmy
Tory
Yociery
United States May Remain Neutral in Disarmament Plan
Washington reports indicate the United States may stay neutral in the disarmament conference. Officials say no unofficial observer will be sent and coordination with the Paris talks is unlikely. The administration has not decided to join the negotiations.
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United States
Washington
Neural
Traffic deaths mount to 39 week total across states
The Associated Press tally from eleven states reports 39 deaths and 227 injuries in a week, with Georgia highest at 49 incidents and North Carolina recording seven fatalities. The report notes some victims may die and covers trends through the current week.
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Dee
North Carolina
Fishda Jund
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Chesapeake and Ohio stockholders challenge merger plan
Chesapeake and Ohio stockholders accuse the merger plan of being conceived for financial gain. The document alleges improper conduct by the Van Sweringen railroads and seeks action before the Interstate Commerce Commission regarding combining three rail lines with the Erie grid and Pere Marquette.
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Chapeake
Ohio
Midway
Meeting of Coal Miners Set For Tomorrow in Scranton
A conference of anthracite mine operators and miners is planned for tomorrow at 3 pm in Scranton to discuss wage negotiations and the Pinchot peace plan. Mayor Daniel L Hart of Wilkes Barre said invitations would be sent to the mayors and burgesses of the coal fields.
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Hem
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Pinchot
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Maylor
Perators
Bootleg Queen Arrest Breathes Protest Day
Fragmentary text shows a protest and an arrest linked to bootlegging in New England. Details are unclear but reference to a legal action and release hint at a sensational public trial context.
Prohibition Debate in House Taken Up with Renewed Vim
Prohibition debate in the House is taken up with renewed vim, focusing on enforcement and temperance policy. Lawmakers argue new penalties, state control, and potential impacts on industry and everyday life. The discussion centers on national policy and regional responses amid changing public sentiment.
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