Russia in Our Road Treaty Ratified by Senate
The Senate backed ratification of the China trade extension treaty in executive session with no opposition, though Senator Nelson criticized it for not securing broader U S access. Debate focused on Far East policy, port openings, and potential tensions with Russia over the Manchurian issue, while open session highlighted a constitutional dispute over presidential war powers and actions on Panama.
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Mass murder at Walden University dormitory
Mayhem erupts in Nashville at Walden University dormitory where seven women were killed and 17 injured as residents reportedly jumped from windows. The article mixes details of the tragedy with broader political commentary on Panama and the United States, noting Senate debates and post office investigations. The fragmentary text intertwines events at the college with international politics and domestic governance discussions.
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Labor balance of political power in Australia noted
Melbourne report suggests Labor, with the largely indexed representation in the Commonwealth Parliament, will push for white labor rights, alien immigration restrictions, compulsory arbitration, and limits on foreign vessels. The plan is to nationalize or government-control many financial and commercial functions while maintaining strong protectionist aims and favoring Britain.
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Peak of Mount Tacoma Shatters After Sudden Collapse
Eyewitnesses report a dramatic break near the southeastern peak of Mount Tacoma in Washington. A large section toppled, sending rock debris down the slope with reports resembling artillery fire before the top third broke away, witnessed by stockman Huggins and friends.
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Trade Review notes better business and fraud charges
Dun's Weekly Review reports improvement in trade and lower prices likely to persist. The piece also covers a fraud case involving A Benson, tied to Interior Department contacts, with allegations of bribery and legal proceedings ongoing in Washington.
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Russia to be more lenient amid international notes
The report outlines distress over wartime rhetoric and diplomatic signals as Russia leans toward leniency while probing the implications of Major General MacArthur’s private remarks about war with Germany. It also notes redeployments and leave, along with Porto Rico education transport bills and local mining incidents as part of a broad wartime news roundup.
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Pope Leo Receives Hidden Wealth Rumors At Vatican
Rome December 19 reports claim massive wealth entered papal coffers. Cardinal Gotti and aides reportedly discovered bags containing about 200,000,000 francs hidden in Leo XIIIs chamber wall, with notes of $1.85 million exchanged in banknotes amid allegations of mining wealth and secrecy.
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Fray Settlement Talks in Philippines Spark Fund Questions
Fragmented reports describe negotiations over friars settlement in the Philippines amid claims funds were diverted to private companies. Friars say money will mostly fund their farms and operations after US occupation. Separate items note political moves against Senator Reed Smoot and a Philadelphia land transfer dispute.
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Reports of Forces Moving Through Panama Isthmus
Fragmented dispatches indicate movement of Colombian troops near the Panama area. Government officials in Lima and Washington discuss verification and potential actions as Rear Admiralimes ay Panunin and General Elliott consider further deployments from Philadelphia to the Isthmus.
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No hint of wealth in will of James Cheney richest man
Fort Wayne Indiana probate records reveal the James Cheney estate value is unclear in the will. The will leaves the estate to three daughters in Logansport Wisconsin and this city with male executors. It provides the son Russell W Cheney a token share and monthly annuity while sons in law receive cash gifts.
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Chicago's humorous side and Northfield train crash mix
A Chicago dispatch reports Bryan ONeill, an ex pressman, detained for a snow bath refusal, asking to finish his ablutions. Northfield, Minnesota, recounts a Great Western train No 200 derailment with four seriously injured, no fatalities. Rising Sun, Indiana, notes grand jury delays bench warrants. Pittsburg, Kansas, mentions Fricke Coke workers contemplating a wage dispute.
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Galesburg Stockman Hurts in Local Wreck
A stockman from Galesburg suffered serious injuries in a wreck near town. The incident prompted a hospital transfer to St Mary’s, with local officials citing ongoing investigations. Reports note broader regional chatter about lodge separations and personal misfortunes connected to the era.
Negroes Lose in Famous School Suit at Alton
In Madison County circuit court the city of Alton prevailed over local Negro families seeking admission for their children to the white school. The case, famed and repeatedly heard in courts, involved writs against mayor, city council, and board of education to force integration.
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