Spain Restores Civilian Government After Military Rule
Spain reverts to civilian rule as General Primo de Rivera yields power to a cabinet of civilians. The abrupt change comes after two years of military governance and follows talks with King Alfonso. The new cabinet includes Interior Minister Primo de Rivera and Finance Minister Satro So, with education and labor portfolios filled by Professors and officials from No.4 group.
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Madrid
Spain
Primo de Rivera
Toda
iCabinet
T de Treuiees
Ganend Primo
General Martinez’ Anido
Afairs— Yansuas
Satro So
Prof
Cellejo
Fee -Genda
Aduardo
de Rivera
No.4
Thieves Loot Wasserman Store Through Sky Light
Burglars forced entry at Wasserman store on East Avenue through a sky light and escaped with about 500 dollars worth of clothing and accessories. Police reported 10 to 12 suits including blue serges and taberdines, several coats, and 13 boxes of ten cent handkerchiefs missing. owners say most items recovered except some. Police warn local dealers to watch second hand stores for the goods.
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Wasserman
Wassermans
Cleveland
Lorain
Sandusky
Norwalk
Veterans of Foreign War Elect Officers At Meet
The Veterans of Foreign Wars held a well attended meeting and elected officers for the coming year. J. Elemes elected commander with J. Peltz as senior vice commander and E Cheetham junior vice commander. Chaplain G. Duscha C. Clapp officer of the day T. Shattuck quartermaster and BE Cheetham trustee for three years. A separate injury report states N Walker sustained three crushed fingers at the Steel Stamping Co plant and was treated at St Josephs hospital.
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Foreig
Lorain
N. Walker
Livingston Avenue
Steel Stamping Co
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Penfield man faces reckless driving charge in court
In Penfield the trial of Luke is heard before Judge Webber and a jury. He is charged with reckless driving after a collision at Dead Man's curve on the Elyria Lorain road. He claims road repair made the passage narrow and that he traveled under fifteen miles per hour. Myrtle Lake is indicted for assaulting a woman in the party’s automobile.
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Luke
Penfield
AR. Webber
Myrtle Lake
Brig. Gen. Castner relieved to lead American forces in the Orient
Brig. Gen. Joseph C. Castner, commanding the First Cavalry Division at Fort Bliss, was relieved and sent to China to assume command of all American forces in the Orient. He succeeds Maj. Gen. William D. Connor, who returns to the United States.
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Washington
Joseph C. Castner
First Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Tex
China
Orient
Wm. D. Connor
States
City Attor neys Plan Gas Fight Conference
Marion Ohio hosts a meeting of 3 city solicitors and other attorneys to discuss Logan Gas Company rate filings with the Ohio Public Utilities Commission. The gathering at Hotel Harding will include representatives from Crestline Gallon Elyria Bucyrus and others, aiming to coordinate legal action against the proposed new rates.
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Ence
Hotel Harding
C. E. Dewald
Crestline
Newark
Utica
Athens
First Shot in Military Policy Fight by Rep. Curry
Rep. Charles R. Curry of California announced he completed two bills to revolutionize national defense. He planned to introduce them when Congress convenes, including a bill to abolish the secretarieships of war and nav y.
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Washington
Charles R- Curry
California
Curry
Congress
Havy
Briand Wins Confidence After Chaotic Vote On Inflation Bill
M Briand secured a slender vote of confidence after the Chamber adjourned near noon. Deputies weary Socialist and Conservative factions opposed the bill but Briand’s personal appeal and drive helped push passage. The Premier warned that another crisis would threaten France and urged rapid enactment to avert cabinet turmoil.
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Depat
Briand
Loucheur
Cmepeare
France
M. Briand Jin
Tribesmen Near Damascus as French Still Shell Druse Strongholds
Dec 3 report says tribesmen drive toward Damascus northern outskirts while French forces repel eastern and southern attacks. Druses blow bridges along Hedjaz Damascus rail line and French artillery shells Druse positions. Hasbeya region reports uncertain outcome with Druse encirclement feared.
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Jerusalem
Damascus
Sei
Hedjaz-Damascua
Druses
Druse
Hasbeya
Woman Defeats Holdup Man in Lorain Attempt
Mrs. Melva King of 703 Oberlin Avenue in Lorain fought off a holdup man at the corner of Washington and Oberlin. The assailant, who arrived in a car, grabbed for her pocketbook but she struck at him and screamed, as he fled.
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Lorain
Melva King
Oberlin Avenue
Washington and
Oberlin Avenues
Nim
Observers See 69th Senate Fight For Rights
Reporters note the 69th Senate contests may hinge on appointments and party power. Brookhart and Nye back administration aims while Bratton and Schall face challenges, with lines drawn between Republicans and Democrats over seating and votes. Continued on Page 2.
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69Th
Senate
Minneoton
Sam Brattan
New Mexico
Gerald Nyganleagu
Dakota
Ite
Ans . Nye
Daniel F. Steck
Brookhart
Steck
Tmnadle
Magnus” Johnson
Farmer- Layhorite
Schall
Minnesota
Bratton
New -Mexico
Nye
Iit
Bursum
Large Gold Nugget Found Near Kantishna River
Anchorage Alaska December 3 Excitement ran high today after Cole Nelson a prospector found a forty three ounce gold nugget on the Kantishna River about sixty miles west of the area. The nugget’s value helps finance a grand stake and Nelson has returned to the scene of his discovery. This is the third placer strike reported this season.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Cole Nelson
Nelson
Kantishna
Naval officers to face court martial over sea collision
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur ordered a court martial for Capt. Frank L. Pinney Cmdr. of the Milwaukee Lieut. Thomas O. Cory of the Raleigh and Ensign Elliot Moore of the Milwaukee on neglect of duty and inefficiency linked to the September sea collision that sank the schooner Benjamin A. Van Brunt. A court of inquiry led by Admiral Plunkett recommended discipline for the naval officers and fault for the schooner captain was noted for violating sea rules.
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Washington
Wilbur
U. S
Milwaukee
Benjamin A. van Brunt
Manchester
Cowan
Thomas
Cory
Raleigh
Little Rock
Ensign Elliot .Moore
East Orange
N. Jf
Teear
Admiral Plunkett
New York Naval District
Fire destroys Grand Hotel area in Bluff City damage estimated
December fire injures five people with one severely burned. Blaze at Continental Furniture Co and nearby structures, including Star Block and four story Grand Holly, draws volunteers from local lines. Fire spread to offices and rail ticket offices. cause under investigation.
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Council
Bluffs
St. Bassine
Lal McManigal
Furniture Company
Itiwas
Grand' Holly
F+Smith
Continentals Furniture
Ae Citiz
Chicago
Milwaukee
Tsland
Ilinois Central
Union
Pacific
Annis
Lorain County Noted Leader Charles En Wilson Dies at 83
Charles En Wilson, 83, longtime business figure and former Lorain County commissioner, died at his West Broad Street home after a stroke. A Republican active in agriculture and local affairs, he served in the Civil War and held roles on the county savings board, city council, and board of education. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. from Jenkin's Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Edwin Kirby of the M. E. Church.
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Charles En. .Wilson
Elytia
Loraine County
West Broad
Wilson
Avon
Ohio
Volunteer Artillery
Tennessee
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Mre. Wilson
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Jenkin
I Rex
Edwin Kirby
M. Ev
Bandits Take Silk Loot in Brooklyn Heist
Five bandits stormed Majestic Garage at 421 Sinderen Avenue Brooklyn early today binding the owner and night manager and escaping with about $50,000 in silk. The heist follows a bold daytime robbery as police investigate.
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New -York
Sinderen Avenue
Brooklyn
Farce of enforcement of prohibition indicted in White House report
Washington dispatch reports a pivotal anti prohibition memo calling enforcement failures treason to the constitution and demanding direct action by President Coolidge. The committee notes rising contempt and 39000 arrests for drunkenness since prohibition began and cites Gov Pinchot in Philadelphia as emblematic of nationwide issues.
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Washington
Coolidge
United Committee
Andal
Treasury Mellon
White House
Apeiti
Girard Pinchot
Philadelphia
Drohibton
Col Stewart Named New West Point Superintendent
March report from Washington states Colonel Stewart is appointed superintendent of the United States Military Academy at West Point by Secretary of War Davis. He succeeds Major General Fred W Bladen assigned to command the Philippine Department. Major J G Quekemyer selected as Commandant of Cadets, with Stewart to become brigadier general.
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Washingto
B.stewart
Davia
United States
Military Académy
West Point
Fred ‘W. Bladen
J. G" Quekemyer
Pershing
Col. Stewart
Digging In for Long Coal Strike Heads into Winter
Franklin Pa to Harrisburg Dec 3 Governor Pinchott will decide if a special session is called and what steps follow to settle the bitter anthracite strike. Operators and miners see little prospect of a settlement before winter as thousands exhaust savings and seek work elsewhere.
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Franklin
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchott
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Tesuk
Ham
Atandsthik
Ion
Gifford
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WAR Veterans
Drimns
Castner
Solons
Sefiate
Lowa
Aned
Rev. P. A. Logan
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