France Near Change of Wide Nature Urged Dictatorship Debate
Paris papers urge drastic shifts in governance as francs fall and public anxiety rises. Debates range from dictatorship by public safety to secret parliamentary sessions on financial decrees. Finance minister Leucheur faces a committee vote and possible resignation as cabinet weighs next steps.
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Paris
A. P
France
Regme
Committee of Public Safety
Paris Midi
Loucheur
National Union
Finance Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Leucheur
M. Loucheur
Traffic toll in Dixie with 88 dead and 266 injured
A Southern states traffic survey shows 88 deaths and 266 injuries last week across 11 states with Kentucky data missing. North Carolina and Florida tied for most deaths at seven. Georgia led injuries with 50, North Carolina 43, Virginia two, Mississippi 26, Alabama 13, South Carolina five, Arkansas two, Louisiana two, Tennessee eight.
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Atlanta
A. P
Dixie
Associated Press Today
Kentucky
North Carolina
Florida
Virginia
South Carolina
Louisiana
Arkansas
Georgia
Asheville
N. C
Rumor Russia May Gain U S Recognition Soon
A Washington dispatch to the New York World reports growing indications that the United States may move toward recognizing Russia. It cites a Bankers Club dinner hosted by Reeve Schley of Chase National Bank with American and Russian businessmen, and hints from Senator Borah on the policy steps required for recognition.
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New York
A. P
Washington
New York World Today
Russia
United States
Reeve Schley
Chase National Bank
Bankers Club
Moscow
the World
Senator Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Charles E. Mughes
Good Fellows Appeal Seeks Christmas Help in Monroe
The Good Fellows drive in Monroe asks residents to donate to bring Christmas cheer to needy families. With $468 collected so far, the effort aims to prevent empty stockings and support children’s faith, urging both large and small contributions via The News-Star office.
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Good Fellows Movement
Monroe
Good Fellows
Santa Claus
News-Star
Good Fellows Organization
Send
Bugs
Cale
Edward & Anthony Gibbon
Eleanor Atkins
F. C. Mangham
Arkansas Petroleum Rates Step Up Denied by Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that rates from Smackover El Dorado Arkansas to New Orleans cannot be increased today and new schedules must be filed. Railroads may cut rates to Texas ports if desired, after investigation ends.
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Washington
A. P
Smackover-El Dorado
Arkansas
New Orleans
Southwestern
Texas
Interstate Commission
Arkansas sheriffs seek clues in three county road murders
Three Arkansas sheriffs investigate a spree of killings near Buffalo and Dorado. Ira M. Hudson, wealthy financier, was shot and robbed on a highway, while Mrs Boyd and her granddaughter were beaten to death nearby. Charles Moore, a fur buyer, was found shot with two mules dead beside him. Robbery motive cited in Hudson case. investigators pursue possible maniac theory in the Buffalo murders.
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Little Rock
Ark
A. P
Arkaneas
Inlorado
Ira M. Hudson
Buffalo
Arkansas
Boyd
Charles Moore
Moore
Baxter County
Mountain Home
Marion County
Hudson
Fl Dorado
Lawson
LSU Students Back Kizer Stand At Princeton World Court Meet
Louisiana State University student body backed senior LS U representative Roland C Kizer for withdrawing from the new world court federation after a Howard University Black student was elected to the south on the executive board. The move sparked debate about race and regional representation at Princeton and in national campus circles.
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Kizer
George W. Cameron
LS. U
South
Cameron
New Born Student Federation
Mabel Halloway
D. C
Howard University of Washington
Camerin
Sothern
Kize
Thomas D. Boyd
Roland C. Kizer
Monticello
Ark
Tau Kappa Alpha
Lambda Chi Alpha
Princeton
N. J
Dee
A. P
United States
Princeton University
Washington
Senator Borah
League of Nations
Mabel Holloway
Howard University
M. G. Kiser
Louisiana State University
Louis Fox
Marguereta Fleming
Ohio State University
Negro teacher killed in Tioga car crash near Alexandria
Beula Harrison a 25 year old colored woman teacher of Grant parish was killed in an automobile accident near Tioga yesterday afternoon. Another colored person was injured.
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Alexandria
A. P
Beula Harrison
Grant Parish
Tioga
Isaac Carpenter Dies in Omaha at 69
Isaac Carpenter, 69, a founder and president of Carpenter Paper, died in Omaha after helping establish the company in 1887. The firm, started by Carpenter and his brothers, now operates branches in Kansas City and Oklahoma City.
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Isaac Carpenter
Omaha
Nebr
Carpenter Paper Company
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
A PROBLEM PRESENTS ITSELF IN LONDON CONSULTATION
IR Hargrave Wendever, a once prominent financier and baronet, visits a Harley Street physician after a hunting accident. The scene shifts as he exits the consultation, feeling detached and transplanted to a foreign life, despite his apparent health and calm behavior.
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IR Hargrave Wendever
Harley Street
Punch
Sir James Horridge
Hargrave
Wendever
Dudley
Hargrave Wendever
Cotton consumption and stocks rise in 1925 cotton data
The census bureau reports November 1925 cotton consumption at 882,186 bales with October at 366,009 and November last year at 847,823. On hand totals show public storage and compresses at 5,206,283 bales and consuming establishments at 1,456,532 bales, with spindles active at 17,107,692.
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Washington
A. P
Census Bureau Today
Death curve claims Miss Rosa Roux in New Basin crash
Miss Rosa Roux 18 of Baton Rouge, a second year student at Touro nurses training school, died when a sedan plunged from New Basin shell road near Death curve Sunday night. Her companion Wm Gladden 27 escaped after being trapped. police found Gladden not culpable. Car owned by Carl Nordyke. Life saver Addy Pons helped recover the body.
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New Orleans
A. P
New Basin Shell Road
Rosa Roux
Baton Rouge
Touro Nurses Training School
Wm. Gladden
Gladden
Miss Roux
Carl Nordyke
Monteleone Hut
Mies Roux
Pattolm
John Fleming
Robert 8. Eddy
L. Metice
Addy Pons
Pons
Gunmen Exact Heavy Toll in Chicago Area
A violent spree in and around Chicago left four dead, including Officer Ed Pflaume, and injured a second officer. The Week-end killings touched Batavia, River Forest, and the South Side, with suspects James Johnstone and William White identified. a bank robbery link and bootlegger feuds cited.
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Chicago
A. P.i
Batavia
Henry Jeske
Eva
Ralph
Jeske
Jeskes
James Johnstone
State Bank of
Frank
Ralph Hawkinson
Clean Speech Week Initiated by Monroe Hi Y Club
The Monroe Hi-Y Club at Monroe High School announced Clean Speech Week for December 14 to 18 to promote profanity free discourse in town and school. John Humble spoke to students about the value of clean speech. An essay contest with boy and girl prizes funded by local merchants will be judged by three faculty members and two top essays to be printed in the Saturday Monroe News-Star.
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Monroe High School
John Humble
Hi-Y Club
Kate E. Perkins
Lydia St. Clair Benton
Reid
Monroe
Monroe News-Star
City Truck Used in Moonshine Import Bust
A Monroe city truck, used by two city employees R W Steele and Julius Baker to transport six gallons of moonshine, was seized after sheriff deputies stopped the vehicle on the Winnsboro road. The men were arrested and bond set at 500. The cargo was confiscated and warrants issued. Julius Baker claimed he acted under orders from unidentified employers.
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Monroe
Winnsboro
Sheriff's Department
R. W. Steele
Julius Baker
Winnsboro Road
Coverdale
Roper
Mitchell
Young's Bayou
LaFourche
News- Star
Julius
East End
Miter Russell
Believe Maniac Bombed Hospital in Montana
The dynamiting of the Sisters of Mercy hospital in Kallishell Montana late Saturday night is under investigation. No one was injured but the blast damaged the front windows and dining room. authorities suspect an insane person planted the bomb.
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Kallishell
Mont
A. P
Sisters of Mercy Hospital
Refusal to Seat Nye as North Dakota Senator
The Senate Elections Committee adopted an unfavorable report on seating Gerald P Nye as North Dakota senator. Only two committee members supported Nye, appointed by the governor to fill the vacancy after Senator Ladd's death. A subcommittee prepared the report, finding the governor lacked legal authority to appoint the vacancy.
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Washington
A. P
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Senate Elections Committee
Nye
Gorlie
Ladd
Ernst
Goff
West Virginia
George
Georgia
Senate
Boyd Trial Set For Thursday With Strong Defense
Ernest Boyd's murder trial for the death of Ry Coverdale brother of Sheriff Milton Coverdale has been postponed to Thursday. Boyd has offered no comments since arrest and plans a defense with his attorney. The case may reveal family tensions including Boyd's wife, Roy Coverdale's sister.
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Ernest Boyd
Ry Coverdale
Milton Coverdale
Boyd
Roy Coverdale
Darrow Says Negroes Are Too Pious, Urges Self Help
Clarence Darrow told Harlem audiences that blacks are too dependent on divine aid and should work to improve their social and economic position. He urged self support and said positive action by individuals is a benefit to the race.
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New York
Clarence Darrow
Harlem
David
Lord
Chicago
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