Federal intervention threats loom over city rights debate
The Senate spends hours debating measures tied to guaranteed protections and federal power. Discussions touch on Indian affairs funds, district matters, and potential civil and military actions, as Christmas holidays prompt member exodus.
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Washington
Tee
Utional
Lavor
California
Federal
Eoustinaier Cronhd
United States
Vic Hots
District of Columbia
Army and Navy budgets debated in Senate growth worry
Senators Warren Hale and Scott clashed over growing army and navy costs. They noted Endicott fortifications funds and argued for trimming expenditures while recognizing military needs. Hale warned the navy faces deeper issues as two thirds of revenues support past pensions and future war burdens.
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Washington
Warren
Hale
Scott
Senate
Endicott Board
Navy
Naval Committee
Mr. Hale
Boott
Survived Fortifications Probe Cites Expensive Guns
Report notes nine coast fortifications inspected by the surveyor who found new guns sewn in canvas and rubbed with vaseline. He urges a measure to ensure proper care of these guns or halt further related expenses. Inquiries seek an investigation. Washington, December. Senator Patterson denounced a New York paper about globty sent to Congress. Corbin Coen and others questioned amid vague references to rope and European events.
Akron boiler incident at plant release streams steam
A damaged report notes a boiler at the Akron plant released escaping steam during operation. The boiler allegedly was not new and had been put into service after repairs.
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Akron Dee
Akron Vieht
Tragedy In Dayton Journal Composting Room
Two men from Jamestown Ohio Stanley Taylor and Paul Feokles were found dead in the Dayton Journal composting room. A super heated natural gas stove released pressure that caused the fatal exposure.
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Dayton
Thee
Stanley Taylor
Paul Feokles
Jamestown
Dayton Journal
Collision in the Channel sinks Belgian steamer Cap Juby
In heavy fog off the British channel the Arlington a British steamer of 1946 tons collided with and sank the Belgian steamer Cap Juby of 652 tons from Antwerp bound for Newport. Twelve of the Cap Juby crew were drowned while the captain and five crew members were saved.
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Dover
Arlington
Juby
Antwerp
Newport
Dungeness
Cap
Brush With Counterfeiters in Remote Oklahoma House
In South McAlester Indian Territory on December 19 Deputy Marshals Gray and Stevens encountered John McClain and an accomplice named Malone counterfeiting. McClain fired on Gray and was killed by the marshal.
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South McAlester
I. T
United States
Gray
Stevens
John McClain
Malone
McClain
Victims of Gas Fatal in boardinghouse room
In St. Joseph Missouri on December 19 James Smith of Topeka and William S Howell of Kansas City iron molders were found dead in a boarding house room from asphyxiation due to gas leaking from a heater.
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St. Joseph, Mo
James Smith
Topeka
William S. Howley
Kansas City
Famine Deepens in Kilangsu as Destitute Gather
Famine conditions worsen in Kilangsu with about one hundred thousand destitute encamped at Trinkiansu and Henking. Reports say Kiangsu rebellion has been crushed.
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Shanghai
Kilangsu
Trinkiansu
Henking
Kiangsu
Slaying Follows Housekeeper's Slap in Terre Haute
John Morello of Indiana shot and killed the housekeeper after she slapped his daughter. He wounded himself and was brought to the area hospital in critical condition. officials say he would die.
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Terre Haute
Ind
John Morello
Balkan Feud Testimony Mixed Amid Public Confusion
Reported confusion surrounds test case details as authorities address conflicting testimonies. Officials note pressure to resolve disputes, while citizens express concern over perceived extortion and rising costs tied to rescue efforts.
Fragmented OCR Notes Implicate Students in Case
Incomplete text mentions several individuals including Pedra Gonzales Casta Quad Senmar Marques and references a legal or disciplinary matter. The source shows garbled names and scattered phrases, but indicates students implicated and a formal proceeding or filing.
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Pedra Gonzales
Casta
Religious Quarrel Ends With Fine For Mrs Borden
Mrs Noah Borden and Mrs Teaheal Pat clashed over boos discussion with the leader denouncing as provocative. Squire John Owens ruled Borden guilty of provoking Mrs Huff, fining $1 plus costs. Borden refused to pay, pledged jail, and was committed alongside her husband’s North Bedford property ownership.
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Noah Barden
Teaheal Pat
Borden
John Owens
Haff
Family’s Double Bereavement in Indianapolis Tragedy
In Indianapolis on December 19 Frances McKeever, nine, with golden hair, was struck by a streetcar on Virginia avenue near Woodlawn and died. She was the daughter of Thomas D. McKeever, a railroad engineer. this followed a previous family tragedy five years earlier when her brother was killed by a car on the same street.
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Indianapolis
Frances McKeever
Virginia Avenue
Woodlawn Avenue
Thomas D. McKeever
Neighbors' Fatal Quarrel in Logansport
The grand jury began investigating a shooting at Logansport Indiana where Charles Hawkins was shot and badly wounded by William H Coleman. Hawkins claimed Coleman interfered with his home life and assaulted him. Coleman says he acted in self defense both men work for the Pennsylvania Railway company.
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Logansport
Ind
Charles Hawkins
William H. Coleman
Hawkins
Coleman
Pennsylvania Railway Company
British Press Watches American Japanese Ties
The British press and its U S correspondents monitor the evolving relationship between the United States and Japan, signaling heightened editorial attention and potential shifts in diplomatic dynamics.
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United States
Raiders Capture Seven Camels in Indian Frontier Raid
A band of Zakha ki Iradis raided Radabher on December 15. They captured seven ponies and carts, eluded two Sepoys, and looted the police post at Rabbi seizing rifles. The raiders escaped with their loot and camels.
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Atta
India
Iradis
Radabher
Te World
Rabbi
Merger Unites Peoples and State Savings Banks in Derot
The People's Savings bank and the State Savings bank of Derot announce a merger creating a combined capital of 1.4 million dollars and deposits totaling 20 million. H. Russell, president of the State Savings Bank and former American Bankers Association leader, will serve as president.
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Derot
Mich
People’s Savings Bank
State Savings Bank
H. Russell
American Bankers’ Association
Herreshoff Designer Burned In Naptha Tank Explosion
Nathaniel G. Herresoff famed yacht designer for the American Cup was severely burned in an naptha tank explosion in the Herreshoff shops machinery department. His sons Sidney sixteen and Francis thirteen were slightly burned.
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Providence
R. 1
Nathaniel G. Herresoff
Herreshoff
Sidney
Francis
General Italian Port Strike Impacts Commerce
Rome reports a general strike in all Italian ports declared following the Trans Atlantic steamship workers walkout that began in Naples and Genoa. The stoppage threatens commerce as disruption spreads through maritime operations.
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Rome
Italy
Naples
Genoa
Fire destroys Butler opera house and adjacent buildings
A blaze starting at the Butler opera house in Paterson New Jersey leveled the theater and two nearby structures, with estimated damages around 250000 dollars. The House committee on banking and currency plans a favorable report on a credit currency bill closely aligned with the American Bankers association proposal.
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Butler Opera House
Paterson
N. J
House Committee On Banking and Currency
American Bankers’ Association
Contested Power Among Nations Sparks Money Battle
A vigorous contest over control of millions unfolds in New York with political clashes likened to a bloodless war. The outcome remains uncertain for weeks as supporters of both sides rally, and key figures including party officials face recall.
Murderer George W Harris Confesses Bedford Teacher Killing
A garbled report cites George W Harris confessing to killing a Bedford teacher. The text contains disjointed phrases about a man named Harris, rail accidents, and a San Francisco education proposal for Japanese residents, with several broken names and places.
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Tokig
San Francisco
Missouri Suit Targets Standard Oil Companies in Missouri Hearing
Proceedings in Missouri to oust the Standard Oil Company of Indiana Waters-Pierce Oil and Republic Oil continue with rebuttal testimony. Witnesses J A Moffat and Walter C Teagle testified on independence and restraint of trade as the hearing resumes in this city for several days.
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New York
Missouri
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Republic Oil Company
Robt. A. Anthony
Standard Oil Company
J. A. Moffat
Standard O} Companys
American minister reports arrogant reply over beating incident
Mr Gummere, the American minister, protested to Ben Mansour, Raisuli’s representative, about his band’s beating of a native boy. After witnessing the event, Gummere withdrew to avoid exaggeration of the incident.
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Tander
Gummere
Ben Mansour
Raisuli
Wheat market firms on smell receipts in Northwest
The Chicago wheat market held firm today amid smell receipts in the Northwest. Vice Admiral Doubassoff, former Moscow governor general, has been gazetted a full admiral. In Phoenix Arizona a fuel famine causes no oil and gas and electric companies have shut down.
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Chicago
Northwest
Doubassoff
Moscow
Phoenix
Ariz
Prominent Autecist Claims Robbery in Boston District
William Wallace reports a chamois bag containing $10,008 in jewels stolen in Boston’s shopping district. He urges police to conduct a search for the pickpocket responsible.
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Boston
William Wallace
Radom Official Dies From Bombing Injuries
In Radom Russia Poland on December 1 Cal Plotin commander of the wem darmerie of the government of Radom died after injuries from a bomb thrown by a student at the technical school Uarew yesterday.
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Radom
Russian
Poland
Plotin
Wemdarmerie
Thal
Technival School
Man Kicked by Mule in Indiana Injures Mouth and Teeth
In Dewd Sullivan of Atreshires Indiana reports say he was kicked in the face by a mule near the city. The blow knocked out teeth and badly mauled his lower jaw. his condition is described as serious by the attending doctors.
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Petersturs
Ind
Dee
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