Operators Accept But Miners Reset Latest Proposals
Philadelphia December 17— anthracite operators accepted Luzerne county plan for ending the coal strike but John L. Lewis rejected it as the operators plan in new packaging. Mayors and burgesses urged negotiations in Scranton with a plan for work while talks continue and a U S board would settle disputes.
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Philadelphia
Luzerne
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Scranton
Atlantic City
Luzerene County
Pennsylvania
Luzerene
United States
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Trial costs for D C Stephenson reach over eight thousand
Hamilton county clerk D R Mann finalized costs for the Stephen son murder trial. The defendants D C Stephenson Earl Klench and Earl Gentry were convicted in the case involving Miss Madge Oberholtzer. The total cost of 8 299 will be sent to Marion county for payment.
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Prs
Noblesville
Ind
D. R. Mann
Hamilton County
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Klench
Earl Gentry
Stephenson
Madge Oberholtzer
Indiana
Marion County
Natacha Rambo Valentino Seeks Divorce From Rudolph Valentino
Discrete dispatch reports Natacha Rambo Valentino wife of Rudolph Valentino filed divorce action against the film star. The case centers on marital breakdown with Rambo Valentino seeking legal separation.
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Faris
Natacha Rambova
Rudolph Valentino
Dismissal Call in Mitchell Court Martial Sparks Debate
The War Department prosecutor urged Col William Mitchell be dismissed from the Army praising the move as a demand of the American people. Col Allen Gullion called Mitchell egotistical and a liar and said he harmed army discipline in the long trial. Mitchell accused the staff of suppressing air power and warned Weeks was misinformed on U S airplane development.
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Washington
Col
William Mitchell
War Department
Mitchell
Allen Gullion
Army General Staff
War Weeks
United States
Pitchers May Use Rosum If Approved
National League plans to continue rules discussions on resin use on baseballs at the joint rules committee meeting. President John A. Heydler says approval depends on the committee and league review.
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New York
National League
Joint
John A. Heydler
bootleg profits shine in jack daniels case testimony
In Indianapolis federal court, George Remus testifies to enormous bootlegging profits, revealing nearly three million dollars in the first year. The government rests, defense moves to dismiss eighteen defendants, and the jury trial in the jack daniels conspiracy proceeds with witnesses scheduled through the week.
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Indianapolis
George Remus
Cincinnati
Remus
St. Louis
Daniels
Lem Motlow
Arnole Hellmith
John Marcus
Toledo
Baltzell
Congress Then And Now 100 Years Ago In Brief
Senate proposes constitutional change barring a former president from seeking office a second time. House debates army engineers study of a national road route from Washington to New Orleans and a site for a western armory. Senate discusses world court with Senator Swanson while Utah’s Governor Dern testifies on the Colorado river compact. House continues tax reduction bill talks.
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Senate
Mahlon Dickerson
New Jersey
United States
HOUSE
Washington
New Orleans
Tennessee
Swanson
Virginia
Dern
Utah
Senate Irrigation and Reclamation Committee
Illinois Governor Len Small Faces Quo Warranto Action
Illinois Supreme Court directs Governor Len Small to account for about 1 million dollars in interest he allegedly withheld while state treasurer. Small vows to seek rehearing, claiming payment of all interest to the state. he has framed prosecutions as political persecution after his 1924 re-election victory.
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United Press Dispatch
Springfield
Len Small
Illinois Supreme Court
Ill
Illinois
Goor
Turks Vote on Mosul Mandate After League Ruling
Constantinople Dec 17 The Turkish government will present to the Angora assembly the full question of the League council decision that gave Great Britain control of Mosul under the Iraq mandate. The unfavorable ruling was anticipated by prior advices.
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Constantinople
Angora Assembly
League Council
Great Britain
Mosul
Iraq
Three Die In Gary Crossing Crashs Two More Injured
In Gary Indiana December 17 three people died and two were badly hurt after two Nickel Plate railroad grade crossing crashes. A car carrying Harry Anderson his wife and their three year old daughter was struck by a fast east bound train and dragged a quarter mile. Another car driven by Robert Fuller and Genevieve Carr hit the side of a second train. Police say crossing gates were out of condition.
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United Press Dispatch
Gary
Ind
Mercy Hospital
Harry Anderson
Robert Fuller
Genevieve Carr
Indiana quail season shortened by one day this year
Indiana wildlife officials announced the quail season will end one day early due to December 20 falling on a Sunday. The season for wild ducks geese and brandts closes on December 31 rabbits may be hunted until January 1 fur bearing animals stay open until February 10 per Geo Mannfeld of the state conservation department.
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United Priss Dispatch
Indianapolis
Indiana
Geo. Mannfeld
Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Department
Mannfeld
Drive to wipe out auto tax in federal tax bill
A bipartisan drive in the House to remove the three percent auto excise tax from the 325 million dollar federal tax reduction bill began today. Michigan Republican McLeod leads the opposition while Illinois Democrat Rainey directs the push for retention. The Ways and Means Committee had recommended cutting the levy from five to three percent, which would cut about 30 million dollars in revenue.
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United Press Dispatch
Washington
House
McLeod
Michigan
Rainey
Illinois
Ways and Means
Four Killed as Train Strikes Auto Load at Kellogg Grade Crossing
Four persons died at midnight when Rock Island train No. 14 bound from Chicago to Des Moines collided with a carload of people at a Kellogg grade crossing. The deceased include Miss Helen Hodges of Des Moines Arnold Morris of Newton and Mr and Mrs F M Browning of Kellogg.
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Kellogg
Rock Island
Chicago
Des Moines
Helen Hodges
Arnold Morris
Patton Morris
Newton
Myr
F. M. Browning
Swanson urges world court plan in Senate debate
Virginia Senator Claude Swanson opened debate on the Harding Hughes Coolidge plan to join the permanent court of international justice at The Hague. He argued the court is independent and impartial and would not drag the United States into European affairs without presidential and Senate approval. The scene drew hundreds of women supporters to the Senate galleries.
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United Press Dispatch
Washington
Permanent Court of International Justice
The
Hague
Claude Swanson
Virginia
Senate
United State
Swanson
League
Borah
Idahos
Reed
Missouri
United States
United States Senate
League of Nations
World Court
Freight wreck echoes 1924 tragedy at Williamsport spot
Two gangs of section workers escaped death today when thirty five cars of a long freight train derailed near Williamsport. The crash occurred at the exact site of the 1924 July disaster that killed fifteen people.
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Attica
Ind
Williamsport
Italy Chamber Approves U S Debt Settlement
Rome reports the chamber of deputies ratified the debt settlement arranged with the United States through Italian representatives in Washington. The approval comes as Italy finalizes terms with Washington on the debt arrangement.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Washington
Pinchot Awaits Return on Anthracite Strike Talks
Seven municipal officials from anthracite towns await Governor Pinchot to return from New York before attempting to begin opening negotiations in the coal strike. The move signals the expected escalation in stalled negotiations as the governor's return is anticipated.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
New York
Hammond pioneer Harriet Traines dies at 99
Mrs Harriet Traines aged 99 longtime Hammond resident dies in the Calumet district. She witnessed its transformation from swamp to a leading industrial center.
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Hammond
Ind
Harriet Traines
Calumet District
Woman injured when dresser toppled from window during fire
In Seymour Indiana on December 17 Mrs Emma Johnson suffered a deep gash to her heel while watching a neighbor's house fire. A heavy dresser was hurled from a window striking her as flames raged nearby.
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Seymour
Ind
Emma Johnson
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