Moonshine Raid Reveals Still At Zore Place
Police raided Joseph Zore’s home on Old S Tenth Street and found a moonshine operation in the basement. Zore was arrested for illegal liquor manufacture, fined $1, and costs after pleading guilty in municipal court. Evidence included a ten-gallon still, a barrel of mash, and ten gallons of cloudy liquor.
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Mitchell Flayed In A Letter At Court Martial
United Press report from Washington says after eight weeks of witness and document review the Mitchell court martial ended its case. Secretary Weeks wrote to President Coolidge criticizing Col. Mitchell for testifying to the House Aircraft Board and demotion last spring. Weeks says Mitchell should have avoided public publicity and notes two charges about aircraft in service and arms storage. The letter argues the government had 29 planes in use and 76 percent in storage, countering Mitchell’s claim of only 19 planes fit for service. Page 13 continued.
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Loneliness and Brotherhood Reflected in Poetic Fragments
Fragmentary excerpts explore loneliness, moral duty, and solidarity among men. The speaker contemplates secrecy, restraint, and the aspiration toward a universal brotherhood beyond individual pride, echoing civic virtue and collective endurance.
Happiness Christmas or This Man Happiness Christmas or This Man
A chaotic police report describes a disturbance at a residence involving Willan and Melies, with references to a Yule era scene. Officers encountered a man with a revolver, resulting in Mullane firing and a death before the incident ended at the station.
Remus Testifies About Bootleg Ring In Daniel Distillery Case
Remus testified amid defense objections in a federal case charging 25 defendants with conspiring to substitute water for whiskey in 60 barrels at the Jack Daniel distillery in St Louis. He said he helped raise money for the purchase of the distillery in June 1923, putting in 60 000 dollars of the 125 000 total and named several associates as fund contributors. The government alleges the group formed to control the distillery, steal whiskey, and move it through bootleg channels in the Midwest.
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Vance Higgs
St. Louis
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Edward Jenningee
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H. A. Dahinman
Lem Motlow
Nennessee
Leon Ghryor
League of Nations awards Mosul to Iraq gains British control
The League of Nations formally awards Mosul to Iraq, giving Britain influence over the district. Turkey protests sovereignty claims while Ankara says no power to accept and that Mosul remains under Turkish claim. The council also contemplates a 23 to 24 year mandate with terms for possible self government and league entry.
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Great Britain
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Turkish national assembly
Resignation of Ambassador to Spain Sours Madrid Posting
Washington reports the resignation of Alexander J. Moore of Pittsburgh as ambassador to Spain. Appointed by President Harding in March 1925, he will depart Madrid for the United States on December 20. No successor named. J L Remmel and Rabbi E J Jack urged the White House to appoint Jack as Moore’s replacement.
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Madrid
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Arkansas
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Little Rock
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Million Dollar Fence Sentenced in Chicago Case
John Sovetzsky received a prison term of one to ten years after police found thousands of dollars worth of stolen goods in a warehouse tied to him A Green Bay Wisconsin merchant later identified 25000 worth of the items as his Sovetzsky remains free on 5000 bond while appealing his sentence He is alleged to have possessed goods stolen from People's Clothing and Tholper Brothers in Plymouth.
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Middle West Swindles Indictment Touches Chicago Firms
A federal grand jury indicted three Chicago business concerns and their officers for swindling midwest victims. The Baley company faces stock swindle charges while the National Distributors Association allegedly sent bogus circulars and the National Association of Business Brokers allegedly received loans under false pretenses. Victims include Dickinson Minnesota Columbus Ohio J. R. Bottling Frankfort Indiana and J C Conway Muskogee Oklahoma.
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A. J. Sugar
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Minneapolis
Minn
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Columbus
Ohio
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Frankfort
Ind
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Muskogee
Oklahomi
La Follette Breaks With Republicans In Senate
Senator Robert M. La Follette Jr of Wisconsin announces independence from the Republican bloc in the Senate. He vows to oppose the new tax bill described as Mellon plan and urges progressives to carry the movement forward. He honors his father and calls for continued fight for economic and political justice.
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Propaganda by J P Morgan is attacked today
Washington D C A Senate resolution introduced by Senator Reed Democrat Missouri calls for a full investigation of administration foreign policy. It would probe whether foreign governments citizens or firms have spent money to influence U S policy or Senate decisions and assess the ability of foreign governments to pay war debts and US loans to foreign debtors. The measure was laid over until tomorrow as Republicans criticized settlements and anti administration critics reacted.
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Hearing on Beer Placed for Open Senate Hearings
Washington officials said open public hearings will be held on the Edge bill to legalize 2.75 percent beer. Senator Cummins of Iowa, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, will appoint a subcommittee to conduct hearings with ample opportunity for testimony, though timing and length remain undecided. He argued liquor must stay within a safe alcoholic content to avoid intoxication.
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Inheritance Tax Passes The House
United Press report states that the House approved the inheritance tax provision of the tax reduction bill, setting a maximum levy of twenty percent on estates of ten million dollars and over. Two attempts to raise the levy were overwhelmingly rejected as the bill moved through.
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Fear For The Lives Of Men Aboard Yacht Miramar Missing
Coast guard headquarters fear for the lives of the eleven crew aboard the 100 foot Miramar missing sixteen days. The yacht left Charleston for Miami on November 50 and has not been heard from since. It was equipped with wireless.
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Charleston
Miami
Congress Today Senate and House Notices
Senate considers Nye case as Irrigation and Reclamation resumes hearings on Boulder Canyon Dam proposal. Tax Reduction bill advances. House backs a resolution to ask the Navy about commissioning the sloop Heston for exploration of the northwestern coast between latitudes 42 and 40, affects Northwest Passage search efforts.
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Hay wagon fall injures Oostburg man
John Nyenhuis of Oostburg was badly hurt when a hay wagon swayed on a rough road Tuesday noon. He fell onto the frozen ground near the East Side Land and Farm Co depot, suffering two broken wrists a deep forehead laceration and other injuries. He was taken to the Sheboygan clinic and then to a hospital for several days.
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Sheboygan
United States mine sweeper Curlee aground off San Blas
The United States mine sweeper Curlee ran aground today off the San Blas coast in Centra America. A radio dispatch said three feet of water in the fire and engine rooms, no steam, propeller fouled, but personnel were safe. A navy tug moved to assist. Curley built in 1917 displaces 936 tons and carries a crew of about 35 after reductions.
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San Blas
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Delay in Action on New Telephone Rates
The Wisconsin Railroad Commission suspended rate changes for 60 days after a Sheboygan hearing. A special committee and Wisconsin Telephone Co representatives agreed to postpone pending service quality. If service remains satisfactory, the commission may grant a rate increase. Officials noted past service issues and disconnections as sources of public complaint.
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Sheboygan
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Fire destroys Zenner Bradshaw store in Huntington
A Zenner Bradshaw department store in Huntington West Virginia burned today with an estimated loss of 760000 dollars. The night watchman is missing and initial fears included three janitors. they later reported they were unharmed to the store owners.
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Quarry Tragedy Traps Workers, Eight Killed Today
United Press report from Passau Germany describes a rock avalanche at a quarry trapping workers. Eight men were killed and three injured as stone swept over the site.
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