Two Amatora Flyers Found Dead After Crash
The charred bodies of Colonel Marshall and Lieutenant Wooder, missing from Rockwell Field, were found 75 miles east of Tucson by two cowboys. It is believed their aircraft crashed and burned. Henry Ford announced plans for a 90 million plant near Chicago to build automobiles and bodies, employing about 16,000 workers. A fire at Universal City destroyed 1,100,000 feet of film, gutted a building, and injured one person with damages around 350,000 including film value.
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Marshall
Lieut
Wooder
Rockwell Field
Tucson
Henry Ford
Chicago
Universal City
Universal Studios
Excess of Christmas goodwill lands Idaho farmer in hospital train
Gua Mallackay a 43 year old Idaho farmer traveling to Chicago on a Chicago and Northwestern train began distributing large sums among passengers and crew. The conductor collected the money after receiving gifts and turned the man over to police. Also noted is actress Eleanor Boardman in Los Angeles at risk of losing an arm from a camel bite in an Indian picture. A Salt Lake District Court petition seeks a recount of votes cast for state senator.
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Idaho
Paychopathic Hospital
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Ileanor Boardman
Los Angeles
Salt Lake District
Ocean carrier Itosa Fertita towed into New York harbor
The schooner Itosa Fertita slept off eighty six days at sea, towed into New York harbor with a crew of nine. Meanwhile a string of international and domestic incidents unfolds from Ku Klux Klan actions in Louisiana to gas poisoning in Sayre Pennsylvania and criminal arrests tied to forged money orders and counterfeiting.
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Itosa Fertita
New York Harbor
Gold Coast
Prigate
New York
Glor Ai Thanney
New Orleans
James Watson
Welter R Nolan
Judge Thompson Dismisses Liquor Cases Over Warrants
United States district court in Philadelphia dismissed two liquor cases involving hundreds of thousands of dollars after ruling that U S prohibition agents violated the fourth amendment by making raids without proper search warrants.
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United States
Judza Thompson
United States District Court
Philadelphia
New York Police Uncover Noted Vienna Director Hidden Burial
Police reveal Alexander Rechnitzer buried as a pauper last June was a musician and inventor and served as a director at a Vienna firm. The discovery followed a request from the Australian consul general’s office seeking the man, identified as Jena 25, amid international inquiries.
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New York
Alexander Rechnitzer
Vienna
Australn
Desplaines River death and city holdup report
Fragmentary report describes Mrs Florence Fenn Golden lashing a boy to her body and leaping into the Desplaines River in Chicago. In St Louis a bank-like holdup led to two workers escaping with about $4930 in company collections from Bener and Fuller Dry Goods in the comical section.
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Tharthreaken
Christ Mma Clita
Florence Fenn Golden
Pss
Desplaines River
Chicago
St. Louis
Silo, Bener & Fuller Dry Goods Company
Washington House Receives 274 Million Government Bill
The annual supply bill for government branches under the Interior Department totals 274,215,300, down 24,000,705 from last year and 1,142,052 below the budget estimate. Senator Moses labels the Senate an Arcadian body at the New England society dinner, citing an agricultural bloc. The Senate committee favors the Capper truth in fabrics bill requiring wool content disclosure.
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Interior Department
House
United States Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
New England Society
Capitol Custody Order Restrains Rootleggers
A directive from Senator Curtis confines rootleggers to locations outside the Capitol corridors, directing capital police and a custodian to enforce the rule. The aim is to prevent activities within the Capitol building.
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Capitol Building
Curtis
Fall as Interior Secretary and Cabinet Shuffle Looms
Albert L. Fall, secretary of the interior, signals a broad cabinet reshuffle likely before spring. The move would place Fall in a key role as a potential linchpin in the administration’s forthcoming plans and policy direction.
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Albert Lb. Fall
Interior
Will
Veterans Pension Boost and Police Drug Enforcement Plan
Veterans and widows of veterans and Civil War nurses may receive higher pensions due to a conference agreement on the Bursum pension bill. The administration plans a nationwide conference on law enforcement to deploy police officers as Drug Enforcement agents to enforce the Volstead Act. Bankers acceptances of six months for farmers and cooperatives may be discounted by Federal Reserve Banks as a move toward longer term agricultural credits.
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United States
Drf
Cooperative Marketing
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
James Dwyer Shot Dead in Rathmines Shop
James Dwyer, secretary of the peace committee appointed by the second Osil Eireanne to arrange a truce between the ree Statere and Hamon de olera party, was shot dead in his Rathmines shop.
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James Dwyer
Osil Eireanne
Ree Statere
Hamon de ¥Olera
Rathmines
Eleven Viscaya regiment killed at Valencia crash
Eleven members of the Viscaya regiment were killed at Valencia Spain when a military train used by the regiment ran out of control on a steep grade. Two train cars derailed and wrecked, including the commander.
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Viscaya Regiment
Valencia
Spain
Regimnt
Three Years of the League of Nations Shape Its Character
A South American observer argues the League in 1922 has shown it seeks international cooperation over power. It relies on mutual consent, technical bodies, and the Permanent Court of International Justice, forming a universal conscience rather than a dictatorship. The writer urges United States and South American nations to engage for moral strength.
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League of Nations
League
Permanent Court of International Justice
United States
Herne
Spirit of Pure America and the Spirit of Abraham Lincoln
A fragment reflecting on Abraham Lincoln's spirit and its relevance today. It discusses balancing power, welfare, industrial justice, and individual toil while warning against anarchy and corruption that threaten the republic. The text argues for keeping foundational ideals open to all citizens.
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Ing
Lincoln
Tree of the Republic
Abraham Lincoln
Capital Punishment Is Necessary and Just
A historical column argues capital punishment is lawful and necessary to curb rising murder rates. It notes sentimental opposition distracts from victims and cites Illinois as example where 208 murders and 225 murder arrests yielded only six death sentences, less than 3 percent.
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United States
Itlingia
Cook County
Reformatory
Washington poised to eradicate cattle tuberculosis statewide
The state, led by the commissioner of agriculture and state veterinarian, plans a statewide program to eradicate bovine tuberculosis. Twenty counties already completed eradication work with USDA cooperation, and legislation in January aims to test all cattle within a reasonable time, backed by expected funding and governor support.
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United States Department of Agricultura
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Commissioner of Agriculture
Made Handy for Hogs Shows Farm Gate Design
A farmer notes a farm gate design to pass hogs while keeping horses and cattle out. The gate uses a lower board to block pushing, with a top shutter to move stock through and a raised gate held to the side when needed. The piece details dimensions and construction notes for a practical, durable barrier.
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Magram
F. Kansay
Have Milk House Separated For Dairy Operations
The Farmers Bulletin 1214 from the United States Department of Agriculture describes separating every form of dairy work from the stable. A separate mill room should exist under a shared roof but not open into the stable. Milk must be promptly moved to a milk room for straining cooling and storage away from dust insects and odors. Blueprints are available from Washington.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Mit
Feeding the sow during gestation boosts litter quality
Important feeds for sows during pregnancy must be rich in proteins and minerals. The ration affects both the health of the sow and the number of piglets farrowed, influencing litter size and offspring vitality.
Weaning Piga Pies At Eight Weeks
Time to wean pigs. Pigs show interest in the grata fed by their mothers at two to three weeks old. This should be encouraged to ease the weaning process.
Consideration for Animala Farm Motto Seeks Kindness
A local campaign urges thoughtful treatment of farm animals, stressing humane care and welfare. Advocates emphasize practical steps farmers can take to improve living conditions, reduce stress, and promote healthier livestock. Community groups plan outreach and education events to spread awareness.
Save the Feed Bill Put Up Stock Before Cold Rains
A short notice urges farmers to stock feed before expected cold rains. The advisory emphasizes storing hay and fodder to prevent shortages and protect livestock, warning that delays raise costs and risk supply gaps. Authorities stress preparedness and timely action.
Daggett County turkey farming boosts profit and markets
Daggett and Uintah counties report turkey valuation profitable aiding tax, water assessments, and stock markets. About 500 turkeys shipped for Christmas trade to Salt Lake City and other cities. Salt Lake City notes include rising sheep fattening, legislative adjournment hopes, and police injury updates. Utah Copper restructures Magna mill to full flotation, with fifth unit added after a 1919 shutdown. Other notes cover poultry prices in central Utah, a Union Pacific scholarship award, and power credits for St George.
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Alanila
Daggett County
Uintah
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