Salisbury City Faces Law and Order Push at League Meeting
Mayor Kennerly weighs League offer to aid in cracking down on gambling and liquor sales after a joint City Council session failed to agree on methods. Walter Lo Sheppard and Walter Miller push for public sentiment and church involvement with ministers addressing Law and Order day en route to a mass Arcade Theatre gathering.
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Citizen League
Arthur Kennel
Salisbury
Citheens League
League
Walter Lo Sheppard
Wine League
Arcade Theatre
Walter Miller
Bongar
Garda
Muller
Tr Miller
Elzey
Henry F Kieman
Murder Trial Hearing For Wealthy Philanthropist Date Set
In a court proceeding the heirs of the murder victims appeared as the trial date was announced. The hearing date has not yet been set for the suspect, with scattered remarks from the courtroom and family members remaining restrained during the funeral.
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Gizi
Bryan to Speak in New York as Church Debates Future
The New York Baptists close a mace meeting after adopting a resolution to save the denomination from apostasy and mourning the Modernist drift. William Jennings Bryan is billed as the principal speaker with delegates listening to Dr GO W Nan J of Grand Rapids Midh who warned the day’s reach is limited by the current treatise of faith.
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Wiliam Jennings Bryan
GO W Nan J
Grand Rapids Midh
God & Intercontinental
Bs Radio
French Preparing For Olympic Games
French Olympic preparations are outlined with medals for top three in individuals and awards for team events. The plan includes enamel, silver, and bronze medals and cash or insignia recognition for finalists. The report notes diplomas and unspecified prizes for top performers.
Paris Sees Motive In Coolidge Speech
Paris analyzes a Coolidge speech as a possible motive behind a political move. The report notes observers consider rhetoric from the prominent figure as a catalyst.
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Paris
Coolidge
Delaware Population Moves Northward
The Census Bureau reports the center of Delaware shifted north and east during 1910 to 1920. Movement totaled about 15.6 miles direct, with a northward 18.4 mile and eastward 2.6 mile shift from the prior point, noting New Castle County as a reference.
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New Castle County
State Population Moves Reported by Census Bureau
The Census Bureau announced population shifts in the 1910 to 1930 period. The center of population moved 1.6 miles along a straight line, with 1.2 miles northward and 1.8 miles westward from the prior point near Har dins in Anne Arundel County.
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Harman
Anne Arundel County
Washington
Dee. Jerreae
Essends
Harsens
Army aviator fails in attempt for altitude record
Dayton Ohio December 7 Lieutenant John A Marr Ready spent one hour and 20 minutes airborne before aborting a world altitude attempt due to mechanical problems. The Le Pere plane reportedly reached 34 000 to 37 000 feet before barograph calibration may lower figures by several hundred. Officials say the effort to beat the 36 555 foot Sadoun record failed.
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Dayton
Ohio
John A Mar Ready
McCook Field
McCookficia
Ecointe
Radio Broadcast From Gothenberg Delights Local Audience
An American broadcast heard in Gothenberg Sweden from 1230 last night delighted listeners at the Hall of Music. In other items Colonel Forbes illness reported by his sister in Brighton District. Reports from Pittsburgh and Washington discuss national defense, juror bribery cases, Ways and Means Committee expansion, and Indiana impeachment steps.
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Gothenberg
Sweden
Dee 7
Boston
Dee
A. P
Charles R Forbes
SS Veterans’ Bureau
Mra
Harry Judkins
Brightom District
Forbes
Mr. Judkins
Pittsburgh
Edward Martin
Washington
Vanal Guard
Pennsylvania
Tf Cou
Ounior
Mellon notes reduction of foreign debt and tax cuts urged
Secretary Mellon in his annual report to Congress argues foreign debt fell by 613,671,343 in 1923 and pushes broad tax reductions grounded in strict economy. He favors surtax cuts up to 25 percent and criticizes high taxes as hurting prosperity, noting burdens fall on consumers and capital with potential estate tax reform. He says credit is available and economic activity remains sound, but agricultural sectors lag.
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Washington
Melon
Congress
Treasury
Mellon
Green
House
Ways and Means
Mela
United States
Melton
Coatznyvei
Page
Speeding Autoists Fire At Officers
In Philadelphia early today a gun battle with speeding car occupants left one man dead, two under arrest and a fourth at large. Robert Devine died after a two mile pursuit as police fired hundreds of shots. Lee Fee and Charles Koenig were captured after their car wrecked on Reservoir Boulevard.
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Philadelphia
Robert Devine
Devine
Lee Fee
Hebb
Charles Keanig
Etter
Atest Ene
Reservoir Boulevard
Fee
Koenig
Congress in recess as Coolidge plan faces stiff House rivals
Washington dispatch notes Congress recessed until next Monday while President Coolidge pushes a tax reduction plan and a set of proposals. The sweep of plans includes soldiers bonus, World Court participation, Wheat growers relief, anti lynching bills, and Transportation Act amendments. Committee organization and reports loom as main delays.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Capitol
Ager Elathes
House
Senate
Harding
Megie Pants Mey Eastward Move Mentioned in San Francisco
San Francisco reports motion picture plants in Los Angeles ready to pull up stakes and move elsewhere. Producer Joseph Schenck notes city government attitude affects decisions though many studios had considered relocating for some time.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Joseph Schenck
Norman Schenck
Angeles
Mayor-Elect Kendrick Seeks White House Action on Police
In telegrams to President Coolidge and Secretary Denby Philadelphia mayor-elect Kendrick asks for General Butler to be granted leave to take charge of city police and fire services. Mayor Moore denies claims police are demoralised and says military aid is unnecessary while Council leaders refused to boost the force.
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Philadelphia
Der
Bascom Slemp
Coolidge
Navy
Denby
Moore
White House
Mayorelet Kendrick
Smedley Darlington Butler
Marine Corps
Adge
Meere
Sarelary
Stemp
Philevale
Nera Crua
Sone
Obregon
Callies
Anid
Hacasterail
Mexico City
Adolfo de la Huerta
Galupe Sanchez
Miling Crai
Thi
Meorge Prieto Laurens
Rafael
Karan Capmany
National Congress
Co-operatista Party
de Heorta
Vera Cruz
Congress Busy During Two Days of Session
Congress moved through a brief two day session with 3357 bills and resolutions introduced overall. The House logged 124 exclusive communications and 64 petitions while the Senate received 578 measures for consideration.
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Washington
Dec
House
Neaf House
Senate
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Joseph T Robinson
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