Stormy career of N Pachitch ended by death
Nikolai Pachitch former premier and foreign minister of Jugoslavia died at Belgrade at age 74. A Serbian statesman with a tempestuous career he was twice sentenced to death and exiled, serving as mayor of Belgrade and premier during tumultuous periods and playing a leading role in Balkan diplomacy and the Adriatic settlement.
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N. Pachitch
Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Nikolai P. Pachitch
Nikolai Pachitch
Polytechnic
Zurich
Switzerland
Russia
Milan
Pachitch
Alexander
Draga
Gruitch
Peter
Bosnia
Serbia
Balkan
Jacoslavia
Italy
Adriatic
Jugoslavia
M. Raditch
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
A readable fragment shows Aunt Het remarking that every woman sometimes sets plans for her husband’s insurance. The line reflects humor and social norms of the era.
Settlement talk swirls in Salm Hoogstraden divorce case
Reports circulated of a possible out of court settlement ranging up to two million dollars after the separation suit involving Count Ludwig Salm Hoogstraden and his wife Millicent Rogers. Rumors claimed the accord would force Salm to relinquish his son Peter and leave the country, though counsel denied any deal.
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New York Today
Ludwig Salm-Hoogsraeten
Richard Barthelmess
Mary Hay
Patsy Ruth Miller
Salm
Miss Miller
New York
Liuwig Salm- Hoogsraden
Millicent Rogers
Standard
Wwerman
Count Salm
H. H. Rogers
Peter
Rogers
Albert C. Conway
Colonel Rogers
Grand Jury Probes Police Misconduct Case in Des Moines
A Des Moines grand jury opened an investigation into charges by the police department that Robert R. Parks practiced illegal surgery. Parks is jailed in municipal court on practicing medicine without a license. A hearing is set for December as affidavits from Mrs Santi Harnagie, superintendent of the policewoman's department, were presented. Michigan authorities have sought extradition to face charges there.
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Des Moines
Robert RE. Parks
Parks
Santi Harnagie
Michigan
Congress Sets Senate Probing Primary Returns
Washington reports the Senate campaign funds committee agreed to reopen investigations into the Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio and Arizona senatorial primaries while the House rejected eliminating 11.9 million for the prohibition unit. Congress moves through a busy program including federal judges salaries and treasury post office funding as debate over gas prohibition taxes and seating two senators continues.
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Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Oregon
Arizona
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
House
Post Office Treasury
Congress
Senate
Foreign Affairs
Vare
Smith
Illinois
Prosecutor Seeks Erdman Olson Link in Wisconsin Murder
Prairie Du Chien case prosecutor travels through Mason City to pursue a lead about Erdman Olson in the Clara Olson murder. He believes Erdman is the guilty party and that finding him would solve the case, discounting a third person theory.
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Mason City
Olson
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Clara Olson
Linn Grove
Erdman Olson
Olsons
Erdman
Ormiston Says Broadway Safe For Hidden Life
Kenneth G. Ormiston, radio operator tied to the McPherson case, says he would have been found if he stayed on Broadway. He declined to discuss Aimee Semple McPherson as investigators report a new clue from a California auto search uncovering hair resembling Mrs McPherson. The drive followed sightings in Harrisburg with detectives and reports note a hairpin and necklace pendant later mentioned by his father.
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Harrisburg
Frank Moore
Kenneth &. Ormiston
Almec
Semple McPherson
Ebensburg
Ormiston
Chicago
Chicare
Johnstown
Ebensburo
Ill
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Angelus Temple
Los Angeles
Broadway
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Aimee
Pennsylvania
Aimee Semple McPherson
Fred Lininger
McPherson
W. C. Ormiston
San Francisco
Kenneth
Asa Keyes
Oakland
Calif
Ben Cohen
Keyes
Wisconsin youth held in Georgia in Olson slaying case
A Wisconsin youth in Bacon county is detained as Erdman Olson, sought for the slaying of his sweetheart Clara Olson. He reportedly laughed at southern dancing and claimed he wished to avoid the law, after claiming origins from Wisconsin.
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Columbus
Wisconsin
South
Bacon County
Erdman Olson
Clara Olson
Anne Caldwell Wins Her Suit for $50,000
Miss Anne Caldwell, New York showgirl, won a federal court verdict awarding $50,000 in her breach of promise suit against John W. Hubbard, a Pittsburgh shovel manufacturer. The case charged Hubbard proposed marriage in Atlantic City in 1922 and repudiated it two years later, with additional seduction claims denied by Hubbard.
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Pittsburgh
Anne Caldwell
New York
John W. Hubbard
Hubbard
Atlantic City
Grand jury calls Volstead Act unworkable in November findings
New York dispatch reports the federal grand jury of the second district in New York adopted a resolution by 19 to 4 opposing the Volstead act. It states the law breeds ruthless criminals and should be modified to be enforceable. The jurors noted 95 percent of November cases were prohibition related and urged Congress to act at the next session. Most members were retired manufacturers or company officials.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
I. W. Plaunlacher
Grand Jury
Second District
Congress
United States
Automobiles Taken Into Uruguay From Two Continents
In a single month Uruguay received 235 American and 42 European cars, reflecting a notable import influx from major markets. The figures show a broader distribution of automotive imports crossing national borders.
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Uruguay
Farm relief work to be main item at corn growers meeting
The National Corn Growers association will hold its annual meeting in Fonda Iowa on December 14 with the adoption of policies favoring corn belt aid as the principal business. Officers and directors are to be elected.
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Fonda
League to seek US invited to two 1920s conferences
The League of Nations plans inviting the United States to two international meetings in 1924 Geneva talks on world economic problems and a fall arms manufacture supervision conference. Russia and other non members may receive invites, but the US policy stance remains undecided until formal invitations arrive.
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Washington, D. C
League of Nations
Washington
Geneva
United States
Russia
League
Vorovsky
Lausanne
Congress
McDermott Jury Chosen for Canton Publisher Murder Case
Canton Ohio December 10 twelve jurors selected to try Patrick Eugene McDermott for the murder of Don R Mellett Canton publisher jury of ten men and two women sworn in at 1 18 p m in the courthouse after court convened this afternoon
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Canton
Patrick Eugene McDermott
Don R. Mellett
Weather Outlook Shows Stable Temperatures This Weekend
Mostly fair conditions across town and Illinois tonight and Saturday with no decided temperature change. Lows near 30 degrees tonight and winds remain mostly fresh from the northwest.
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Illinois
Urgent Call to Strengthen Bank Laws in McFadden Bill
Washington reports Comptroller J W McIntosh urged enactment of the McFadden branch banking bill in Congress to resuscitate the banking system amid rising total resources in national and state banks. He criticized the Hull amendment and noted bank failures and receiverships while detailing savings deposits and per capita totals.
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Washington, D. C
J. W. McIntosh
Congress
Senate
House
MclIntosh
Americans Receive Dual Peace Prize Honors
Elihu Root wins the Woodrow Wilson Foundation peace prize for 1926 for promoting a world court of international justice. Charles G. Dawes and Sir Austen Chamberlain share the Nobel Peace Prize for 1925 for leading the international commission that produced the Dawes plan aiding Germany’s reparations.
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New York
Elihu Root
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Austen Chamberlain
Great Britain
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Root
World Court of International Justice
Mr. Dawes
International Commission
Germany
Oslo
Norway
Nobel Institute
Stang
Aristide Briand
Gustav Stresemann
Washington, D. C
IAP
Dawes
Swenson
Reparations Commission
Cooper Tax Case Date Set for January Trial
Judge George C. Scott schedules the government income tax case against Austin A. and William F. Cooper of Dubuque for trial in the northern Illinois district starting January 18. The petit jury is excused until that date.
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Cooper
Dubuque
Ira
George C. Scott
Austin A
William F. Cooper
Dubuquers
United States District Court
Ilona
Lunch with Teacher Aims to Boost Johnny's Grades
The line recalls a mother and her child in 1926 seeking better marks after arranging a lunch with Johnny's teacher at a Woman's Club, reflecting social norms of the era around education and parental involvement.
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Johnny
Woman's Club
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Chelwood
Viscount Cecil Long
Theodore Roosevelt
Alfred Nobel
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