Mayor and City Officials Face Contempt Over Budget Plan
The New York Mayor and board of estimates risk jail for contempt unless the city budget provides at least 3 2 percent for pension funds by December 2. The Supreme Court upholds a writ mandamus directing action, per Justice Mallone.
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radicals in big convention progress aims
New York December delegates from various revolutionary groups gathered to form the Worker's Party of America and align with the Third International in building an American workers republic. The semi official line holds these elements would accept leadership in the struggle.
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Treaty Held Up Till January 3 in London Debates
The Daily's report from London says the Dail's recess postpones further debate on the treaty until January 3. Despite the pause, agricultural, business, and civic groups plan meetings and resolutions in support of ratification.
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Og Poisoner Again Strikes Gillette Wyoming
The dog poisoner is active in Gillette with over a dozen dogs dying from meat tainted with strychnine left on streets. A $250 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction. Citizens express outrage over the cruelty to animals. Prince of Prince Nixon Engineering meets with the mayor and council to discuss expanding the town water system to match population growth.
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Franklin Major Beavers Dies in New York
Frank Beavers a longtime resident died in New York after months of illness. Survived by his wife and daughters, burial plans are not yet announced.
Episcipalians Short of Ministers Facing Decline
A commission reports a grave drop in Episcopal clerical recruitment in the United States. Despite rising membership, the average is one ministerial recruit for every two thousand two hundred fifty communicants, signaling a serious shortage for the church.
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Free Dance at Armory for Local Children
The Armory hosts an annual free dance for area children with Orwald and Real selling tickets at 10 and 20 cents. Manager Reeder of the Grand %& presents a bargain matinee starting at 1 o clock, ending in time for kids to head to the armory.
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Tragic Divorce Case Ties to Suicide Reported
Peter Peterson reportedly killed himself the day after his wife was granted an absolute divorce in Tusk Iowa. The incident, tied to the divorce, was reported to Attorney A H Beach. The principals are well known in Lusk Wyoming where the report reached.
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Toothache Sufferers Warned About Dentists In Film
Grainy prose reviews the actor Bom de Grasse in Courage at the Grand Theatre, portraying a former dentist turned convict. The piece blends humor and irony as it promises a sensational Christmas attraction and a packed house Sunday evening.
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Holiday Excursion Fares Announced by Rail Line
Reduced holiday excursion fares apply on round trips to select points. One fare base set at twenty five dollars with half price for children and certain routes. Apply at any Ticket Agent for full details from Chicago and North Western Railroad.
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Premier Takahashi Signals Pacic Peace Conference Epoch
Paris dispatch reports Premier Baron Takahashi of Japan via Tokio correspondence stating the quadruple entente broadens peace and removes war chances. He says the conference opens a new epoch in the Pacific and the world.
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Christmas Detainees and Court Guilty Sentences Reported
The late telegraph digest notes pursers sending Christmas trees and holly, with officers arranging a Cheiitane eve program. Harvey Church in Chicago was found guilty of double murder and sentenced to death. Washington discussions on naval craft auxilliary questions continue after French delegation delays. George Rogers pleaded guilty to a million dollar postal robbery and received 67 years. Seafaring union in Jacksonville seeks sea service at half wage with stock compensation. American Shipping Corp. backed plan.
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Venomous reptiles to be rid by mustard gas plan
Orpa headquarters at Governo receives details from Hosum Washington on Agriculture Dept experiment to drive venomous snakes from lava rock beds by mustard gas. Snakes ranging from small to large appeared dazed and blinded, then killed. Associated Press report notes. New York news item reports heavyweight boxer Jim McVey dying of pneumonia in hospital.
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Harding Signs Russian Relief Bill for 20 Million
President signs the relief bill providing twenty million dollars for Russian aid under American Relief administration. Funds available immediately.
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Kansas Railroads Under Construction In Kansas
Wichita December 33 The only railroads under construction in the United States are two in Kansas the Kansas and Oklahoma from Liberal to Trinidad and the Wichita Northwest from Pratt to La Crosse with a 125 mile stretch to connect with Missouri Pacific Rail lines are financed by local voters and communities. Byers president general manager and construction superintendent explains steel rails have arrived and 14 000 tires are piled along the right of way. Kansas leads world wheat production per state agriculture report.
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Expelled for Only 9 Years At Dunne Mine
Miners' wives suspend Jobe and Rudolph Tanhouser for alleged anabbing. The punishment includes a nine year ban and a $100 fine. If Jobe becomes eligible for union reentry he would be 386 years old. if Rudolph survives to then he would be 125. Also notes a residence and rental listings in Dunne with weekly amounts and contact details.
Get-Together Club bids farewell to Rev Smith at luncheon
A large crowd attended the Get-Together Club meeting led by Rev R M Jones to honor Rev L D Smith. Speakers praised his community work, with resolutions of appreciation and sympathy for E Birdanll. A Farm School at Vocational High is planned and bids for Wind River Canyon Road construction were discussed with a committee appointed.
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Bargain Matinee at Grand for Children and Adults
Manager Reeder stages a Bargain Matinee at the Grand on Monday at 1 pm to accommodate a children's dance at the armory. Proceeds finance a Christan attraction titled Seven Years Bad Luck. Admission priced at 10 and 20 cents.
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Max Linder in Bevan Years Bad Luck at Grand
Robertson-Cole super special stars Max Linder in Bevan Years Bad Luck showing Monday at the Grand with a 1 PM matinee and an evening performance. A Christ mas attraction promises high comedy and a strong cast while a Dipper giveaway is advertised.
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Soviets Press Finland With New Ultimatum
The Soviet government sent a note demanding exact fulfillment of earlier terms for Finland to stop aiding rebels in Karelia and expel General Borin Savinof, warning that avoiding compliance risks peace between Russia and Finland. An insurgent force of about 3,000 is waging guerrilla activity along forest trails.
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Christmas Locale Notes From Lander and Nearby Towns
Local column records travel to Dubois and Hailey for holidays, visitors to Lander, and holiday events. Mentions Miss Mabel McFuari, Dan Hudson, Monte Robertson, and Henry Strous among others. Post office hours on Christmas morning noted. Weather and county reports show snow across Freemont County with several inches in Moneta and Shoshoni.
Timmins Confesses To Multiple Bank And Train Robberies
Clyde Timmins and partner Earl Timmins confessed to police their involvement in several hold ups. They claimed participation in the Oregon Short Line train robbery not August and a card party crime at Joe Loeb’s home in Chicago in June. Timmins said the home base was Hammond Indiana.
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Prominent Physician Arrested in Wisconsin Case
J F Norris executive director of Resthaven sanitarium and Ray Jackson were arrested in Waukesha County on warrants charging sale of speculative oil stock to World War I veterans at the institution without a state permit. Norris was president of Disabled Veteran's Gas and Oil. Jackson is secretary and treasurer. E J Barrett of the American Legion had charged veterans were solicited to buy stocks from their government allotments.
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Famine Deaths Rise in Russian Districts
From Moscow December 23 reporting a rising death toll in famine districts. More than two hundred victims are buried daily in the Baratov region as the American Relief Administration feeds nearly a million children.
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Warships Ordered to Ciro Egypt After Cairo Clash
Cairo reports Seagoul Pasha was killed and six others wounded after a Thursday clash. Military patrols with armored cars are in the town. Seagloul refused orders to leave Cairo. Malta reports two British warships ordered to Egypt immediately.
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Bank Robbers Hold Up Iowa Bank Near Piegah
Five men robbed a Piegah Iowa bank, locking the cashier, assistant, and customers in a rear room. They escaped with about $2100 and a number of liberty bonds, fleeing in an automobile.
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