Insurgent Republicans Block Cummins for Senate Control
A seven member Republican insurrection led by Norris and Brookhart challenged Senator Albert B. Cummins of Iowa for both Senate presidency and chairmanship of the Interstate Commerce Committee. The group hopes to unseat Cummins in favor of Wisconsin’s Robert M. La Follette, while pledging to fight him to finish otherwise. The battle mirrors recent House progressive tensions as illness kept La Follette away and seven insurgents pressed for change.
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U S Destroyers Ordered After Sen Canton Move
Rumors from Hong Kong report six United States destroyers were ordered out after Dr. Sen reiterated a national claim on Canton. The ships Peary Pope Pillsbury Greaton Sieard and Nor- are said to have departed this evening.
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Wall Street Broker Charles Webb Verdict Case
Charles Webb, a New York broker, faced a verdict related to alleged undue influence by his former wife Gertrude Webb over his estate valued around $2,000. The jury rendered a return, but the judge reserved on the will's probating status.
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Charles Wall Street
Gertruderman Webb
Local Brief Snippets From SLAND Area
Scoldups last night totaled 170 dollars in thefts. Cleve Tigress, tied to a Brookside lead, is noted as a victim of chronic terits. A naturalization day without examination is set in the city with Examiner H. J. Groff. The hard campaign to raise five thousand dollars in quota proceeds yesterday issued by Mayor S. Franky Democrats plan a banquet January with Gar nahbey and E. Campbell speaking. Prominent names across the state are invited.
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Mystery Car Death Claims Local Resident
A local man died after injuries from a vehicle incident last week. Police report the death occurred as a result of a traffic accident involving a driver and a vehicle near a hamlet. Investigators continue to review the case for final actions.
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Robbery at Des Moines Pawnshop Sparks Police Raids
Police raid known resorts after a downtown Des Moines pawnbroker theft of 11,069 dollars in diamonds cash and jewelry by two Black suspects while shoppers passed by. C Cohen wounded during attempted defense and hospitalized. seven Black people detained.
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Baltimore and Ohio to abandon short branch in Ohio
The Baltimore and Ohio lines asked the Interstate Commerce Commission today to abandon three miles of a branch near Sand. The road seeks to secure a route that will ease traffic and reduce necessary branch service, citing operational needs.
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Vendetta killings loom as Steubenville sees fifth victim
Anthony Finelli, 42, lies unconscious in Steubenville General Hospital after being shot seven times on Barclay Avenue. He is the fifth Italian section resident targeted in months of vendetta warfare, with four victims already dead. A note to police warned eight total killings. Finelli refuses to identify his attackers as two men were seen fleeing.
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Tribute to American resolve praised in France during war
In Saint Ignace France December 11 Meyrok Ku of the United States Act praises America's risk in the war effort. He cites a monument to American glory and cautions against corruption arising from victory. A funeral service is planned for the late airman at 9:27 this afternoon and will be held Thursday at the sister, Mrs. Lowtage.
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Reparations Talks Move Toward Unofficial American Involvement
Washington reports that American experts will join French and British officials under the Allied Reparations Commission to study Germany’s finances and payment capacity. The plan forms two commissions focusing on German budget stabilization and the legality of capital outflows, with nonbinding recommendations requiring unanimous consent. Paris indicates the scope will expand beyond prior limits, and France opposes German or neutral reps while considering American participation favorable.
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Ambassador Appointments Approved in Washington
Dec 11 report states Minnesota official Lazg and United States President Coolidge approve diplomatic posts. The article notes the appointment of the first ambassador to Great Britain, formally approved this afternoon. Former Senator Frank B. Kelate’s son connected to the approval.
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Senator Norris Moves To Lift Bar On Anna Lerner Return
Senator Norris introduces a joint resolution asking federal authorities to admit Anna Lerner once married to a native born American citizen and detained in Russia. The measure directs the secretary of state to secure her passport visa and allow return without regard to quotas or immigration restrictions.
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Anna Lerner
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U S Secretary Mellon Presses Paris on War Debts
Secretary Mellon said the United States would continue every practicable effort to secure the 4.9 billion Franco American war debt. He urged France to meet its obligations and noted no funding proposal had been made by Paris, while assuring eventual repayment.
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Melion
Senate Opens Debate on Recognizing Russia
The Prost fight to win U.S. recognition of Russia began in the Senate with Senator Borah of Idaho introducing a resolution urging the Senate to acknowledge Russia.
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United States
Move to Revamp Washington War Line Lays Dill Down
A movement to demoralize and humanize the entire Indian war line has stirred Senator Dill Democrat of Washington. The initiative aims to shift rhetoric and policy toward a more humane approach while addressing ongoing conflict concerns.
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Dill
Federal Judicial Election Plan Sparks Early Debate
A fragment notes a proposed shift toward electing federal district judges rather than presidential appointments. The outline signals the opening volley in a partisan fight over async reform and judiciary power.
Petition Urges Burke Candidacy for Ohio Governor
Elyria residents and neighbors prepare a dinner petition asking State Senator J F Burke to declare his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. The note pledges unwavering support and argues Burke stands for the voters’ demanded anti machine principles.
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Auto theft hits state agent car at night
State prohibition officer Frank Kindy reported his Willys Knight car missing from his parked location after a late night theft. The vehicle contained handcuffs a blanket and a bundle of search warrants. police have no trace yet.
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Baldwin to Remain Premier After Cabinet Standoff
London December reports say Premier Stanley Baldwin will stay in office after a cabinet meeting concluded without a formal statement. Observers note strong sentiment he should retain the post for the time being amid ongoing political maneuvering within the Tory government.
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Lowden Seen as Passive Presidential Candidate in 1924
Washington notes that Frank O. Lowden former Illinois governor who played a key role in the 1920 Republican deadlock is viewed by friends as a passive candidate for the 1924 nomination as they attend the Republican National Committee pecans in Washington.
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Howard May Be Grafton Postmaster Nomination
Frank W. Howard formerly served as postmaster at Grafton and was admitted to Congress for approval. President Caddis signed the nomination, with no other Lorain County nominations noted.
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Cleveland Booze Runner Arrested After Traffic Stop
Police nabbed driver Thomas A. Laryath after officers Southam Sweet and Faulhaber found two five gallon glass jugs of alcohol in his car on West River street. Laryath, 2618 Woodhill road, Cleveland, was arraigned and fined 1000 dollars with vehicle confiscated, and held for nonpayment. An appeal case by Anna Kolindo, South Amherst, for illegal sales of liquor, was affirmed with no error found in trial.
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Kamenov Re-elected President of Moscow Soviet
Leo Kamenov was re-elected president of the Moscow Soviet. In a speech he criticized U S president Coolidge and British foreign secretary Curzon, arguing Russia is better positioned amid international commentary.
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Target Practice Fatality In Cincinnati Attic
Jacob in 12 is dead after a target practice incident at the home of Frank Crooker, 12, when Crooker fired a small calibre gun while Goldstein stepped in front of the target in the attic.
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Final attempt to overthrow Portuguese government reported
London December 21 authorities report an unsuccessful attempt to overthrow the Portuguese government. The military precautionary measures followed the publicized upheaval and ongoing unrest in the capital as officials vowed to maintain order.
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Gortrom
Poison booze killer scare prompts demand for tougher law enforcement
The Nation-wide liquor poison crisis is blamed for about 485 conservatively estimated deaths with ongoing counts across major cities including New York and Chicago. Coroners and health officials report hundreds more hospital cases while authorities cite “moonshine” as a primary danger. shipping smuggling and coastal boats are noted in related dangers and enforcement efforts.
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