Gould Estate Battle Opens as William Wallace Defends George Gould
William Wallace, attorney for the Jay Gould estate, defends George Gould before the referee hearing the charge. The Gould siblings allege losses from the estate totaling millions while Wallace refuses to admit wrongdoing except on one point, accusing George Gould of secretly disposing of 216 028 Western shares.
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William Wallace
Jay Gould
George Gould
George
Canning
Wallace
Rae
Oue
Duchess Destand
Anne Gould
Rp Frank
Japs Abandon Port Arthur as Naval Base
The Japanese navy plans to drop Port Arthur as a naval base and bolster the secondary base at Ominato on the northern main island. The move aims to save costs and strengthen defense on the northeast front, following United States air operations crossing the Pacific.
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Port Arthur
TERIO
Ominato
Jape
Navy
Pacific
United States Army
Fusionists Start Battle On Hylan In 1925 Mayor Campaign
New York reports opening guns in the 1925 mayoralty race as fusion forces and Republicans plan campaigns against re election of Mayor Hylan. Fusion organizers form a stronger nucleus led by Joseph M Price while Republicans push for voting machine enforcement led by Attorney General elect Albert Ottinger.
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New York
Hylan
Ists
Joseph M. Price
Republican County Committee
Organes Yoo
Neff Sets Record Vetoes as Texas Governor
Austin reports Governor Pat M. Neff vetoed 93 bills, the highest total among Texas governors since Hogg. Other figures for reference include Hobby 10, Ferguson 29, Culberson 25, Lanham 82, and Sayers 33. Major Zanni to resume world flight in spring from Tokyo after winter prep.
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Neff
Zanni
Austin
Executive Department
Pat M. Neff
Texas
James 8
Hogs
W. P. Hobby
James E. Ferguson
O. B. Colouitt
Sam M. Campbell
Sam Lanham
Joseph D. Sayers
Charles A. Culberson
James S. Hogg
Neil
Associated Press
Torio
Beery Zanni
Buenos Aires
Japan
United States
Tokio
Zauni
Wife of Britisher Admits Infidelity in Divorce Case
New Orleans reports Mrs Elsie Christie Benimontz Collins now in Nice France filed an answer to the August divorce suit against Col Charles G Collins a British Army service officer. Collins charged she lived with a captain of the Royal Rifle Brigade in 1919 and she admits the allegations. Collins, born in Glasgow, had been married here in 1918 after a prior divorce. she was born in Bradford England.
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New Orleans
Elsie Christie Benimontz Collins
Nice
France
Charles G. Collins
India
Collins
Muntz
House of Correction
Royal Rifle Brigade
London
Bradsford
Forkshire
England
Glasgow
Scotland
Golling
Compulsory School Law Disregarded in Border Counties
State education statistics show the compulsory attendance law nearly ignored in border counties with a Mexican predominance. About 200,000 Mexican children are in Texas public schools, and attendance is irregular in several border counties.
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Austin
State Department of Education
Mexico
Texas Seeks Third Victory in Stock Trophy Challenge
Twenty three agricultural colleges enter the International Livestock Exposition judging contest opening November 29, the largest field ever. Iowa Indiana and Texas each hold two wins, while Alberta joins with a first time team, as the Union Stockyards trophy awaits a third victory to stay.
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Chicago
University of Alberta
Canada
Union Stockyards and Transit Company
Iowa
Indiana
Texas
William H. Anderson to be released for Christmas parole
William H. Anderson, former state superintendent of the Anti Social League, will leave Sing Sing on Christmas Day after the state board of parole granted release under good behavior. He began a one year term March 23, 1924, for forgery involving alterations to his organization’s books. The board had denied parole to four others in October under a new rule, but reversed it for Anderson.
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Ossining
William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League
Sing Sing
State Board of Parole
Anderson
A Word to Women Promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy
An advertisement claims a survey of 121000 women found 98 in every 100 reported benefit from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for feminine ailments. It urges sick women to try the medicine, asserting strong proof of its effectiveness.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia BE. Pinkham
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