Coolidge Views Praised By G O P Leaders In Congress
President Coolidge transmitted his legislative recommendations to the Sixty Ninth Congress on world court and tax cuts. Galleries were partly filled as members milled in rooms and lobbies before the reading. The reading stretched to an hour and a quarter with noted apathy, a shift from past message days when the president spoke to a packed joint session. Continued on Page Two.
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George RB. Holmes
Peenay Nawr Service
Panden
FON
Coolidge
House
Todag
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Senate
Rival Hunters Go To Court Over Who Killed Brer Fox
In Greenville Ohio two hunters Wilfard Parent and Ira Warvel contested ownership of a killed fox. Warvel seized the pelt and Parent replevined it. A jury awarded the skin to Parent though it was worth $2.59.
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Greenville, O
Dee
Denal Forts
Wilfard Parent
Ira Warvel
Parent
Warvel
Wikewisr
Seventeen Pay Fines For Failure To Stop At Main Thoroughfares
Chief Henry Tissar enforces the main thoroughfare rule for all streets designated as main routes. Seventeen motorists paid $1 fines on Monday after reporting to Sergeant WF Jones. The department plans continuous enforcement, with escalating penalties for subsequent offenses.
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Ross
Tienry Tissar
Richards
Letera
Pollon
WF. M. Jones
Bills Multiply as Air Controversy Pushes Reform
Congress launches a flood of bills expanding air service into a new separate national defense arm. Sen King and Rep Mitchell proponents seek a cabinet level air force, merging war and navy functions under a defense department with an air branch led by an appointed secretary and president as commander in chief. The drive follows Mitchell court-martial fallout and gains mixed support from Democrats and Republicans.
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William BK. Hutchinson
Ankarnationalern
Col
William Mitchell
Are
National Defense
House
Senate
Air Service
Mitchell
King
Utah
War
Navy
Ments
Department of Patronal Defense
Army
Air
Maryland
Anex
Secretary of War
Air Toren
Army Air Service
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Department
Messare
University Dean To Marry Former Actress Report
Washington reports say Dean Hugh Miler of George Washington University plans to wed former stage star Mrs. Tzetha Jewel Brown a widow and Democratic figure who rose in West Virginia politics after leaving acting. Brown declined to confirm the engagement.
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Hinteengurma
News Survivey
Washington
Tzetha Jewel Brown
Hugh Miler
George Washington University
Das
Brown
William G. Virginia
West Virginia
Politi
John Davis
San Francisco
New York
German Profiteers Grow Like Mushrooms
Berlin reports from a Putacattianal Neue Servier review by W Wortinsky on wealth in Germany over 30 years. The article notes a rise in the share of people earning over two thousand dollars annually, with counts growing from 1,660 in 1892 to 12,700 by 1918, and highlights rapid increases in higher income brackets during wartime years.
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Neue Servier
Berlin
W. Wortinsky
Taos
Love Is Elected New President OF School Board
New Castle’s school board organized in a December meeting with three new directors Hubert T. Withers J. Methvensy and Ana Dietterse taking seats. James K. Love elected permanent president and Mrs John C Nothdurft and Joseph E Liga named vice president. William J Moffatt chosen solicitor for another year at $500. Continued on Page.
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New Castle
Lew
Hubert T. Withers
Methvensy
Anadrew Dietterse, Sr
Keelu. Campbell
James RK. Love
Hugh M. Mariuis
Charles H. Young
Joseph E. Lige
Mr. Young
Young
James K. Love
Poly
John C. Nothdurft
Joseph KE. Liga
Nothdurft
William J. Moffatt
Charles Wo. Young
Charles Malthews, Jr
Robert T. Withers
Moffatt
Matthews
Withers
Mellvenny
McMatt
President Coolidge Message Read In Congress Today
Complete text of President Coolidge's message read in Congress this afternoon. The issue also includes summaries of the month’s Thorporal features and related notices from pages 18 and 19.
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President Coolidge
Congress
Mont Thrporkal
Few Appear At Zoning Hearing Before Council
A sparse turnout attended the Monday evening hearing on the zoning ordinance. Citizens voiced objections to a 15 percent title and a clause allowing duplex or triplex conversions, while threats to take the measure to court or to a veto by the people were raised. Several speakers questioned the process and potential impact on property values, with Mayor Dunlap defending the measure as protective, yet provisional, and council members signaling possible changes.
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Earneil
Sternoen
Rej
A. W. Dietterle
Dietterle
Supreme Court
William Dunlap
Bright
Park Avenue
Matthew Gunton
Planning Commission
Boliritor White
Charles Matthews
Mwe
North Hill
Meirler
Matthews
Boros
Burns
Coolidge Special Returns To Capital Ahead Of Schedule
President Coolidge arrived in Washington from Chicago ahead of schedule aboard the special train. He spoke before the American Farm Bureau Federation about his agricultural policies, addressing attendees in the capital turnout.
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Coolidge
Prestone Coolidge
Capial Today
Chicago
American Farm Bureau
Washington
Marriage Licenses Report for Byleres in New Wilmington
Jacob R. Byler and Mary M. Byler, both of New Wilmington, appear in a marriage licenses entry. The notice records their names and residence as part of the official filing.
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Acob
R. Byler
New Wilmington
Mary M. Byler
Girl Killed as Train Hits Auto in Toledo
A 17 year old girl and a man were injured when a New York Central train struck an automobile at a grade crossing in Toledo Ohio. The girl was mangled and identified by clothing. the man was critically injured and dying at Mercy Hospital. Tower men At the crossing reported seeing debris and parts of the auto along the right of way after the collision.
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New York Central Flyer
Toledo
Sulletin
Frank Gaffner
Mercy Hospital
Isl
New York Central Passioneer
Union Station
Union Station Ienoranm
T. O. Butts
E.G. Holmes
Vnto
Quackenbush Arrested After Guilty Plea In Drunk Driving Case
Charles J. Quackenbush, president of the Delaware Safety Count, pleaded guilty through counsel to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. His car collided with several others, and the incident occurred as he faced a campaign against reckless driving in municipal court.
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International Mews Servicey
Wilmington
del. der
Charles 1. Quackenbush
Delaware
Iir
Liquin
Quackenbush
Unified Air Service Question Debated At Court Martial
Maj. Geallensen Ely, commandant of the Arms War College, testified that the unified air service proposed by Cal. William Mitchell is impractical for actual warfare. His stand begins the prosecution rebuttal to defense testimony alleging hampered development by bungling inefficiencies.
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Iingto Dee
Air Service
Cal
William Mitchell
Geallensen EK
Ely
Arms War College
Mitchell
State Highway Rejects Bids On Road Work in Unity Township
The department of highways announced the rejection of all bids received for construction in Westmoreland county Unity Township. Details show multiple applications and bidders were listed but all bids were rejected.
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Cinternational Mines Services
Harwisberg
Dee
Department of Highways Today
Westmoreland County
Unity
Pana
Englishmen Arrested in Paris in Espionage Case
Three Englishmen arrested in Paris in connection with espionage are reported as employees of a Burndeyi Wireless Limited subsidiary in London. The Foreign Office and Sean Ward say they have no information about the case and the arrests were not confirmed locally.
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I None
Jin Paris
Chatael
Burndeyi Wireless Limited
London
Evening News
Foreign Office
Sean Ward
Somarning
Yin
Mining Guard Is Found Dead in Copper Mine
Jona Nichols, a mine guard, was found dead today at Curlondate with twins Klong railroad nearby. Frank Williams, another guard, was arrested by state police and will be arraigned for hearing before the Hoamer Magistrate’s court in Lodi Me. Mrs. Rodgers and Mrs. Cow with others hosted guests at Marie bard O. where they were staying with Mrs. Margaret Nipple.
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Jona Nichols
Klong Railroad
Curlondate
Frank Williams
Stale Peltre
Wil- Hames
de Hoamer Masistrate
Cour’ Lodi
Wo. Rodgers
Fred Cow
Stites Street Extension
Aliss Dennir' Whiting
Lesilie Whiting
Hueenbury
Fran. Marie Bard
Mre
Margaret Nipple
Aged Financier Faces Long Term Of Imprisonment
Pittsburgh December trial ends with Mangni and bankrupt financier found guilty of embezzling over 600000 from the Care service Trust Company. Five women and seven men served as jurors. Attorneys seek a new trial as the judge prepares to sentence the defendant under Pennsylvania embezzlement statutes.
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Ite Ae Sawsee
Pittsburgh
Dee
John OA
Carenevice Trust Company
Missing Philadelphia Girl Sparks Nationwide Search
A Philadelphia girl on the Pennsylvaia Museum of Industrial Arts student list vanished from her home in November last. Police say she left with art students, later boarded a train to New York via Newark after a suspect cashed a Liberty Bond tied to her or her father.
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Philadelphia
Edwin DL
Hele Woed
Chang
Manularruren
Ei Poten
Murearer
Wm Mis
Pennsylvania Museum
Miss Woed
New York
Misread note hints at cash tolling and football pay
Fragmentary OCR describes a boy named Arthur Mometer Whis cet who boots a ball for pay. Mentions goods bought with money from matches including cars, wagon, sulky, shirts, collars, and a bagful of money. The garbled text recalls a sport payment contract and hiding funds in a sack.
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Lini
Uoters
Karner
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Une Earl
Hia” Ferguson
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Miriam AL Mi. Merguson
Leo Satterwhite
Flave
Beete Seer Neem
Bridget (Prien
Prent Street
Guey Fineh
Youngssem
Mary Tuller
West Serth
Love
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W. J. Moffatt
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Capital
Bigamist
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Peak Klar
Sioux
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Henninger
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Leneney
New York City
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