Pitiless Publicity to Be Discarded at Progressive Meet
Washington dispatch reports a progressive conference planned for Friday to craft an executive program for current and next Congress. At least 19 senators and 26 representatives are listed as attendees, including La Follette and King, with bipartisan participation and a pledge to publish statements after deliberations.
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Lions Club Learns Chinese Customs
Pasadena electrical salesman J. Nightingale told the Lions club about China during a hotel talk. He recalled a vendor overcharging for a vase and described China as a land of opposites with foot travel, sedan chairs, and unusual dress norms.
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Time Running Out for Vocational Aid Applications
Ex service men must file their vocational education applications by December 16, 1922. L A Crandall district manager of the United States veterans bureau district No 9 says applications may be sent by letter to any bureau office. Forms available at the United States Veterans Bureau in the Mickel building Omaha. if no form is available a signed letter will be accepted.
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Omaha
Case of Columbus Gunman Goes Before Grand Jury
In Columbus Franklin County the grand jury began considering the fate of Leonard Cumming, one of two alleged gunmen captured Tuesday. He faces arraignment on a first degree murder charge after a shooting that wounded Corporal Roscoe Pride and others.
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Loonie Cumming
Sheriff Denies Eviction for Rent Debt During Holidays
Veelpnal Nevada reports Sheriff will not eject Bidows for nonpayment of rent during the holidays. The notice cites inability to pay and indicates delays through January 4 with no eviction actions during the Cratines period as authorities assess the case.
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Bethany
Sortimen
Danish Countess Takes Humble Sailor Role Aboard Solandia
Countess Countena Mario A Billlecdivolle, a member of Danish nobility, joins the seamship Solandia as a common sailor. She serves a term in an electrical apprenticeship and shows deep interest in the work.
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Solandia
Senator Norris Urges Constitutional Amendment Move
Senator Norris backs a plan to abolish the electoral college and have Congress and the president take office promptly after elections. He notes earlier Caraway action was a joke and expects renewed push in the Judiciary and Agricultural committees.
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Grand Larceny by Trickery Charged in California Land Scam
Detectives Haze and Dona arraigned BF. H. Gregory in central police court on grand larceny by trickery. Jo seph PF, of 6514 Mondo street, accuses Gregory of selling him an option on 10 scree of land in Lincoln vineyards, Pla cer county, worth 2759 dollars, and of then dodging appointments after he paid 75.90 dollars for a travel ticket.
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Lincoln Vineyards
Placer County
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Debs Recovers Health Leaves Sanitarium for Terre Haute
Eugene V. Debs, the socialist leader, announced his full health recovery and departure from Chicago for his home in Terre Haute after several weeks in a sanitarium.
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Terre Haute
Britain Will Take Firm Reparations Stand After Conference
London reports Premier Bonar Law expects a firm British line with Germany and cautious handling of French demands. He notes no early meeting details from France and a hesitance to finance German operations while seeking a moratorium and gradual German recovery through allied cooperation.
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Tax on Liquor Taxes Argued in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court heard three cases challenging pre prohibition internal revenue taxes on manufacture and sale of intoxicants. Missouri and Ohio prosecutions faced ruling questions on registration and payment of taxes while Arizona proceedings sought guidance if federal prohibition implied repeal of certain revenue sections. The Osaka reads etc.
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Disabled War Veteran Shot and Robbed in Lincoln
Hownard Cram, an injured World War veteran from RagIN Neb, was shot in the shoulder robbed of 15, a sweater and a raincoat in a Lincoln residential district. He said the assailant fired when he hesitated to obey orders and he was taken to a hospital with an uncertain wound.
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Ragin
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W. B. Windross
Gross Eays
Sleuth Chief Arrest Case Moves Through County Courthouse
Judge and detective chief Charlie Van Dien faced a county courthouse audience as Deputy Atty Maynond Coffey explained a felony arrest warrant. The scene centered on claims of legal authority and detainment as the judge outlined the process for handling the arrest and potential transfer to police headquarters.
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Man Denied Permission to Remove Whisky Barrels for Personal Use
A man in Werhewtom New York was denied permission to remove six barrels of whisky from a war warehouse for personal use. The court ruling references a government storage facility and cites a prohibition era context with legal constraints on removal.
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