Kahn Blames Faulty Treaty for European Strains
Otto H. Kahn writes Senator Herb Simoet outlining a plan for American aid to Europe without joining the League of Nations. He argues the 1919 peace treaties caused crises, urges U S representation on reparations commissions, and promotes a practical approach to allied debts while avoiding entanglement in European politics.
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New York
Committee of American Business Men
Otto H. Kahn
Herb Simoet
Dent Refunding Commission
America
United States
League of Nations
Europe
Mr. Kahn
Rec Cuperation
Versailles
League
Eath
Morehouse Kidnaping Case Proceeds in Louisiana
Autopsy findings show Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards were beaten and their bones broken before death. Authorities expect six to seven more murder charges in the Morehouse killings as federal and state investigators name suspected mob leaders. A public hearing set for January 5 in New Orleans will outline the coroner’s findings and testimonies while officials pursue Dr. B. M. McKoin and others linked to the case.
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Bastrop
Morehouse
Mee Hought
Cneo
Watt Daniels
Thomas Hiehardts
Jobs
Youny
Ute
T. J. Burnett
Burnett
Lucal
Mer Rouge
New Orleans
Daniels
Richarda
Hardings Give Gifts During Christmas at White House
President Harding and Mrs. Harding award every White House staffer a 45 dollar gold piece as Christmas gifts, with only routine holiday suspensions and Mrs. Harding visiting her ailing spouse noted. The couple spend Christmas Day apart due to illness with Mrs. Harding.
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Washington
Der
White House
Harding
Fragmentary OCR Note with Unclear Names and Items
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered terms and names such as Wash Mears and Lov oord Micee, with unrelated words and phrases. No coherent event, date, location, or identifiable persons can be confirmed from readable segments.
Christmas Shootings In Va Feud Kill Four In One Night
Four men die during Christmas celebrations in Faseite County Virginia. A police officer, Hall, fatally wounds Pampa Aten after attempting an arrest. Ed Lindsay, another man, is killed in a separate rifle duel at Footdale. A local merchant Lapenta is charged with the shooting incident. Parish baskets and church acts are noted amid the unrest and a broader question is raised about wider world armament in the era.
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Uniontown
Fme
Ank Hall
Kans “Ty
Hlog. Frick Company
Hall
Pampa Aten
Alien
Hal
Apouane
Lindsay
Footdale
Tina
Dreamed Son Was Killed In Coasting Accident
A Pottsville boy, Deri Emery Tackobs of Mechanicsville, fractured his skull after a collision with a telegraph pole while coasting and remains in serious condition. Earlier, John Haskerson was killed when struck by a passing automobile on Market Street. The mother reported a dream foretelling the tragedy and fainted upon learning of the crash as she rushed to her son.
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Pottsville
Emery Tacobs
Mechanicsvill
Pottsville Air
John Hakerson
Bos
Ber
Market Street
Dewiea
Judge Dies Trimming Tree
In New York on December 26 a Brooklyn judge died while trimming a tree at home. The incident occurred during a fire department response and is being investigated. The judge, who had served on the bench for many years, was a former associate of President Roosevelt.
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York
Vederal Tudor
Sedd
Brooklyn
Tre Heme
Roosevelt
Poison in candy kills girl near death in holiday sweets
Norristown Pa December 26 The Grin Angel Santa Claus figure invaded the Oberhaltzer home as two children died and another was dying from poisoning blamed on Christmas candy Florence seven and Betty nine are dead or dying Katherine eleven died earlier from pneumonia Ella and Mildred triplets survive without injury The case involves multiple children in a single family and a mystery poisoning motive remains under investigation.
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Norristown
Grin Angel
Santa Claus
Charles Oberhaltzer
Florence
Betty
Katherine
Ella
Mildred
Former Ohio publisher collapses on Fifth Avenue
J Howard Edwards, once a newspaper publisher from Youngstown Ohio and friend of President Harding, dies of heart disease while walking on Fifth Avenue New York City. He leaves a widow and two daughters.
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New York
J. Howard Edwards
Youngstown
Ohio
Harding
Fifth Avenue
Washington bootlegging probe hits Capitol as bottles break
In Washington on December 26 officials move to arrest anyone suspected of selling liquor amid a Senate rules inquiry into alleged congressional contributions. A waiter spilled a bottle in the Senate dining room and a bottle shattered in the House office building near Upshaw's door, fueling gossip of widespread drinking at the Capitol.
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Washington
Capitol
Senate
House
Warding
Republic
Curtis
Kansas
Senate Rules Committee
Representative Upshaw
Georgia
Upshaw
Prohibition tensions echo in gilded lobby scene
In Washington recent whispers tied to Senator Curtis and Prohibitionist rhetoric frame a scene where whisky prices dip from twelve to ten dollars amid a festive debate on naval appropriations. The gilded lobby rings with music as lawmakers talk and smoke during a lighter moment.
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Ng Mey
House Gallerias
Curtis
Kansas
Washington
Farmer and Wife Die At Private Railway Crossing
Reading Pa Dec 26 Oscar Moye a 43 year old farmer and his wife 45 were killed instantly crossing a private railway crossing near Solersville when their auto stalled ahead of a passenger train Five others in the car escaped serious injury Clarence Bagenstor his wife James Kelchner and their families were not seriously hurt Coroner Rorke refused an inquest noting a clear view of the track Many fatalities have occurred at this crossing Baby Lebrasca dies in Chicago after birth defect controversy ends with pneumonia death.
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Reading
Oscar Moyeer
Solersville
Clarence Bagenstor
Wif
Moyer
Mohrsville
James Kelchner
Moyers
Rorke
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Wree
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BR Varia
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E. Second St. Frederick
Senate Cafe
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Potts & Griffin
Chicago
Lebrasca
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Scott & Bowne
BloomBeld
Quaker City Cleaning
Maryland Motor
W. Patrick Street
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