Paraguy Bolivian War Talk Quiet In Bicknell Mines
In Bicknell the Knox Consolidated mine opening sits in status quo with miners debating terms between the Knox County Miners association insurgents and company officials. A second meeting last evening aimed to finalize plans for American No 2 and Indian Creek mines with a possible start late this week or early next week.
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Dally Cieigien
Bicknell
Knox Consolidated Company
Knox County Miners’ Association
Coal
Knox Consolidated
Coal Company
Indian Creek
Miners’ Association
Latter Delegation quits Pan American Peace Conference
In Washington D C the Latter delegation withdraws from the Pan American Peace Conference amid rising tensions. South American border clashes spark blame between Paraguay and Bolivia as the dispute threatens to escalate. Aristide Briand’s council message to Paraguay and Bolivia aims to prevent further trouble.
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Luztne
Switzerland
Council of the League of Nations
Paraguay
Bolivia
Aristide Briand
France
Council
Bolivian Legation Withdraws From Pan American Talks
The Bolivian legation informed Chairman Kellogg that Bolivian delegates will withdraw from the Pan American conciliation conference if Paraguayan troop actions threaten the Bolivian front in El Chaco.
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Washington
Legation
Pan American Conciliation Conference
Kellogg
el Chaco
Border clashes erupt as Paraguay Bolivia blame each other
Dispatches from Asuncion and La Paz report renewed clashes at Fort Vanguarda amid a long running Chaco sovereignty dispute. Paraguay may declare amnesty and exiles return, while Bolivian authorities note hostility toward the former Paraguayan chargé d’affaires in Bolivia.
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Buenos Aires
Asutclon
Paraguay
la Paz
Bolivia
Fort Vanguarda
Chaco
la Prensa
Posadas
Argentina
la Presna
la Guinca
Elias Ayala
Ayala
Uyuni
Paragruay
Compromise Adopted on Boulder Dam Water Division
The Senate adopted a compromise amendment to the Boulder dam bill. It allows California a maximum of four million four hundred thousand acre feet of Colorado river water annually and sets conditions for starting work requiring consent from six states present or ratification of the Colorado river pact within six months by all seven states.
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Washington
Boulder Dam
California
Colorado River
Senate
Miners Vote Today on District Officials in W A Strife
In Terre Haute District 11 of the United Mine Workers of America voters cast ballots for officers for the coming year. Harvey T Cartwright remains listed for the presidency though he recently resigned. The outcome of the presidential race was uncertain with expected action by the executive board after the vote.
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Terre Haute
United Mine Workers of America
Harvey T. Cartwright
District
Detroit Man Taken for a Ride Found Burned by Roadside
An unidentified man killed by Detroit gangsters was found ablaze in a ditch on the eighteen mile road near Utica. Macomb county deputies say the victim appeared murdered and left by criminals, discovered by William Lance of Warren while delivering produce to Detroit.
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MT. Clemiens
Mich
Detroit
Eighteen Mile Road
Utica
Macomb County
William Lance
Warren
King George Is Said To Be In Critical Condition
United Press Dispatch reports Buckingham Palace physicians announce the king has had hours of sleep but remains with a high temperature and no improvement in strength. For the first time since illness, medical circles acknowledge the king's condition as critical.
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United Press Dispatch
London
King George
Buckingham Palace
Proposed Honeymoon Trip Ends in Double Tragedy
In Chicago twelve hours before their planned westward honeymoon, Frank W. Zimmerman and his fiancée Florence Williams were found shot dead in a near north hotel room. Detectives consider a possible suicide pact with jealousy cited as a motive, noting cards of other men among Williams items. The couple, to be married today as Mr and Mrs F W Gimmerman, had planned to depart for California tonight.
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Chicago
Frank W. Zimmerman
Florence Williams
Zimmerman
Northside
F. W. Gimmerman
California
Six youths and girl questioned in auto theft ring
In Indianapolis on December 1, six boys and a girl under twenty were to be questioned along with an auto parts dealer who admits buying stolen items. Police say the dealer Wilbur Nealis operated a used parts business and knew the goods were stolen. One more man is sought in connection with the gang.
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Indianapolis
Dec. I
Wilbur Nealis
City Attorney Williams Dismissed In Michigan City
Michigan City officials dismissed City Attorney Walter C. Williams after he ruled funds could be moved between departments to cover shortages. The decision followed a state board of accounts report showing overdrafts by William Billings, the city’s financial director,- with resignation likely sought by the commissioners.
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Michigan City
Ind
Dee
Walter C. Williams
Lawrence Orr
State Board of Accounts
William Billings
Williams
Billing
Second Session of Farm Federation Held in Chicago
The American Farm Bureau Federation held the second session of its tenth annual business meeting in Chicago. The discussion focused on the tax question and the challenges facing livestock raisers tobacco farmers and cotton producers. G B Derman, president of the National Livestock Producers Association, described how co operatives have built a 140000 annual business and noted a national order buying agency is in progress.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
G. B. Derman
National Livestock Producers’ Association
Senate and House Duel Over Debates and Appointments
Senate keeps Boulder dam debate alive as foreign relations weighs Kellogg treaty. postoffice subcommittee resumes southern patronage hearings. Interstate Commerce confirms a nominee. education and labor begins Lafollette unemployment hearings. House handles Austrian debt, packers and stockyards act revisions, census apportionment, and Porto Rico hearings.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Postoffice
Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission, Education and Labor Committee
Youthful Slayer Jimmy Deacon Sentenced in Michigan
Jimmy Deacon a 15 year old who killed his former teacher Miss Flossie Carter was set for murder sentencing in Stanton Michigan. Authorities expected he would plead guilty to first degree murder with possible insanity defense. The boy confessed after fingerprints matched, detailing the crime including striking with a fist and a stone.
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United Press Dispatch
Stanton
Mich
Jimmy” Deacon
Flossie Carter
Deacon
John Deacon
Sheridan
Royal H. Hawley
Miss Carter
Wright Brothers Honored At Dayton Anniversary Event
Dayton observes the twenty fifth anniversary of the first powered flight at Kitty Hawk. Orville Wright is presented with an illuminated scroll as aviation leaders from the United States and Europe attend a public dinner and meeting at Dayton references to the Wrights and their strides in aviation.
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Dayton
United States
Europe
Orville Wright
Wilbur
Kitty Hawk
N.C
Wright Brothers
Simms Station
Fairfield Air Intermediate Depot
Wright
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Corporation
Dayton Celebrates Aviation Birthplace With International Guests
Dayton honored the birthplace of the airplane with a royal welcome to visitors from abroad. Mayor Allen C. McDonald extended greetings as dignitaries from Great Britain and other nations praised the invention and its global impact.
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Fay
Dayton
Iidn
Mip
Nee Oedenne
Lord Thomsett
Great Britain
Abroatd
Oil well worker dies in blast and burns in Terre Haute
Dev Bh Harlan Bilborn 87 died of burns after an oil well cap blew off under pressure and ignited. Marvin Roderick 38 suffered serious burns as both men were near the well when the explosion sparked flames. Witnesses said the cap blew off and oil shot into the air before ignition.
Two Indiana Men Die After Summoning Aid
Two Indiana men die after using telephones to summon help. Frank Burlingham of LaPorte died of heart disease after telling his wife Come quick I need you. David Dwyer of Hammond phoned his son Bernard and then took poison and activated a gas stove. he died en route to a hospital.
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Indianapolis
Deg IL
Indiana
Frank Burlingham
LaPorte
Charles Su. Mayfield
David Dwyer
Hammond
Bernard
Messville
Milton
Coolidges May Go South for Christmas
President Coolidge may spend Christmas holidays in the south. White House sources say he is considering invitations that would take him along the Atlantic seaboard into the Carolinas or Virginia.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Atlantic Seaboard
Carolinas
Virginia
Influenza Knocks Out School Attendance Across Indiana
Health officials report near one hundred Indianapolis teachers sent home with flu as numerous counties close schools to curb spread. Reports from Anderson Fortville Greenfield Union City Terre Haute and Henry County show rising cases and public meetings postponed while doctors note a milder course than the 1918 outbreak.
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Indianapolis
Titan
Greenfield
Union City
Ten Commandments Debate At Indiana Christian Fundamen
The Rev John OHair pastor of North Shore Congregational Chicago argued the ten commandments form an ideal moral code but are not binding due to human nature. He said God gave the commandments to curb sin and quiet the sinner.
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Indianapolis
John O'Hair
North Shore Congregational Church
Chicago
Indiana Christian
Appoints Audit Clerk In Columbia City
A Columbia City Republican announces the appointment of an audit clerk by Auditor Archie Bobbit. Gaylord Moyton is named for the post, with Rana AisTo4n O umbia City listed among party figures.
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Mond Reed
Columbia City
Archie Bobbit Gaylord Moyton
Rana
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