President Coolidge Hails Defense Growth and Farm Aid
President Coolidge outlined a moderate defense and material resources expansion while touching on farm relief, taxation, and river and flood control policies. He urged protective tariffs, proposed a federal farm loan board with a revolving fund, and pressed tax revision but cautioned against debt growth. He favored expansion of the Navy and river improvement tied to broader public works.
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Washington
Dec
Gex
Confrees
Flaow
Congress
Treasury
Navy
New Tax Cut Bill Introduced in House Today
A new tax cut bill was introduced in the House today. The measure aims to reduce tax burdens and streamline rates, with supporters arguing for economic growth and simpler filings. The proposal faces early committee review and potential revisions.
President Coolidge's Message Highlights Federal Relief and Nation Building
In his message today President Coolidge outlines relief efforts and federal funding for a two recvery program, flood control and navigation aids on the Lower Mississippi, modernization of taxation, and a strong national defense. He notes limited naval building, enforcement of temper standards, and foreign policy moving toward disarmament and covenants with other nations. The plan includes Panama Canal dam construction, merchant marines reforms, inland navigation projects, and the Gulf to Atlantic waterway proposal.
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Falm
Mississippi
Army
Navy
Parmon
Philippines
Ravanna
Albamaln
Huiling
Canital 42
Line of
Naval Dessenas
Gulf
Aljontit
Throng
SL. Lawrence
Advertising spend by Ford and GM in newspapers
In New York on December 6 experts estimate Henry Ford spent 1.3 million dollars on advertising his new car in daily papers over five days, Ford dealers adding 490 thousand. Jewish papers were the only foreign language media used in New York City. General Motors allocated 9.402 million dollars to newspaper advertising last year.
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New York
Henry Ford
Ford Dealers
New York City
General Motors
Eight Burned in Boarding House Blaze in Williamson
In Williamson West Virginia on December 6 a boarding house fire killed eight people and trapped others on the upper floor. Firemen battled the blaze as residents from the Dingess area sought to testify at a separate trial, with several escaping in damp blankets. The cause remained undetermined, while authorities investigated the origin between two floors and the stairwell.
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Williamsonn
Dingess
Mingd
Maren
Gallen
Dampion
Hotora
Roe Honetor
Al Capone plans trip south amid Chicago tension
Chicago gangster Al Capone told a Chicago Tribune reporter he would go to a warmer southland though he warned violence may follow. He spoke from his hotel fortress saying he may not return before or after holidays and claimed to have been a public benefactor while facing threats and pursuit from law enforcement.
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Chicago
Ade
AL Capone
Chicago Tribune
St. Petersbire
England
Sarin
More Than Score Hurt In Car Crash
A crash today left several people injured as the vehicle veered off the road near Lahoken on the coast. Emergency responders transported the injured to a local hospital for treatment.
Trial fills courtroom with Lilliendahl murder testimony
In Mays Landing New Jersey on December 6 the defense rested after calling three witnesses for Margaret Lilliendahl and Willie Beach accused of murdering her husband Dr A William Lilliendahl. Key testimony covered a nose bleed claim and a morning meeting with Belleh while police noted prior statements.
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Mays Landing
N. 4
Harry Sanderson
Bidbey
Wills Beach
A. William Liillendin
N. J
Lillendahl
Margaret Lilliendahl
Willie Beach
A. William Lilliendahl
Hinkle ‘Ashort
Hho
Wills Probate In Orphans Court For Two Local Residents
Laura BManyelt of Magerstown and William J. Kinin formerly of near Smithsbury were admitted to probate by the Orphans' Court today. Kinin leaves his estate to his children while Jovanh W. Wolfinger is named executor. Arg Unnyett left her property to her husband.
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Laura ¥. Bmanyelt
Lata
Magerstown
William J. Kinin
Smithsbury
Phim Goust
Mr. Kile
Jovanh W. Wolfinger
Arg. Unnyett
Jury Chosen In Walters Trial Names Twelve Jurors
The panel includes William E and Thaddeus A Wastler from Cascade and Hagerstown area towns. It lists jurors Jacob L Keller George Twyford Djelmer Sechrist Charles Abrams John Crower Keller Brown Samuel Stouffer Charles F Strole and George Thomas along with others as foreman Foltz and remaining parties.
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William E&, Foltz
Hagerstown
Jacob L. Keller
William Sport
Thaddeus A. Wastler
Cascade
George Twyford
Aic
Emproye
Potomac Edison Company
Charles & Abrams
Maryland Poultry Company
Djelmer Sechrist
Clear Spring
H.R. Phileipy
Hancock
John Crower
Keller A. Brown
Malleys Organ Factory
Samuel Stouffer
Charles F. Strole
Incuranes
George Thomas
Boonskaro
Rabbits Disease Bites May Be Transmitted to Humans
New York December 6 A disease that periodically kills rabbits is potentially transmissible to humans, said Paul Z Stedingson chief of the U S Bureau of Biological Research The disease can be spread by bites of deer flies and by licking or handling contaminated animals He spoke at the National Game Conference with the American Game Protective Association in attendance.
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New York
Paul Z. Stedingson
U.S. Bureau of Biological Research
Redington
Many Arrests in Omaha Federal Raid Night
Federal agents arrested 290 people in Omaha during a three day drive against illegal resorts. Bonds totaling over 400000 were posted. Final raids were conducted that night with expectations of further follow up arrests. One hundred thirty search warrants were executed.
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Omaha
Neb
Omuhe Tiquoir Resorts
Chicago May Have Strike Demands Hit City Transport
More than 1,000 street carmen vote to strike over wage scale arbitration delay, risking paralysis of Chicago electric transit. Elevated workers planned to follow surface wage talks, potentially affecting 22,000 men and conductors. Also, twenty-two meters of engineering work lost in a blizzard between Great Falls and Shelby, Montana.
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Chicago
Carmen
Tonginy
Great Falls
Shetby
Blizzard Sweeps From Canada Into Prairie Region
A severe blizzard swept from Canada into the prairie region, bringing heavy snow, strong winds, and freezing temperatures. The storm disrupted travel, damaged a pipeline crew’s work near Shelby and Brady, left several schools closed, and forced residents to walk home as temperatures dipped well below zero.
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Remus Outburst Flares In Cincinnati Murder Trial
George Remus erupted in the murder trial in Cincinnati provoking Judge Chester R Shook’s contempt warnings as three men and Romola Remus struggled to restrain him. The jurist briefly paused proceedings, later accepting an apology from Remus who cited nervous tension amid a tense courtroom scene.
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Cincinnati
Der
George Remus
Chester R Shook
Rombla
Remus
Shook
Vlcle Ut
William A. Anderson
Anderson
Slike
Romola Remus
Reams
Shock
Waller K. Sibbald
Sale of stock and wigwam sites at public sale
Auctioneer Joseph Snyder sold 78 shares of the first Nathan Boni stock for 47 dollars per share. Tommy Hall sells the Wigwam Forty Niners headquarters and seeks a new uptown site as the Fourteenth Wigwam changes hands.
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Joveph Snyder
Uie
Nathan Boni
Yommy Hall
Republican senators balk at demands for Western Intercepted aid vote
Senate Republicans reject demands tied to advancing five Western interests as a condition for a vote on their legislative program. The dispute centers on concessions sought before proceeding with floor action, reflecting intra party tensions over timing and priorities.
Buck Hunt Ends Quietly as Buck Shot Near Home
W. E. Harbaugh, school director and captain of the Monterey Hen and Aifle Club, returned home after an unsuccessful deer hunt. A big buck wandered into the Harbaugh orchard and was brought down by him after he declined an earlier invitation to join a hunt due to business.
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W. E. Harbaugh
Monterey
Harbaugh
Missing Ohio aviators leave city for Philadelphia
Two Ohio aviators from Advanced Aircraft Company Troy Ohio have not been heard from since they departed Yorkville for Philadelphia last Sunday. Charles Myers test pilot and Frank Chives engineer are officially listed as missing by company officials in Wheeling West Virginia.
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Wheeling
W.va
Ohio
Dines Sundity
Advanced Aircraft Company
Troy
Onin
Charles Myers
Frank Chives
Yorkville
Frances Keepsindex of Fra nces Boulogne Sur Mer
A woman in Boulogne sur Mer keeps an indexed record of many distances and incidents. She showed a small book with notes on characters dates of mottings and other details. Some donors contributed money and residents filed complaints seeking accountability.
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Boulogne-Sur-Mer
France
Kleherin Bellet
Jury Picked In Murder Trial Here
Regency era style report details selection of twelve married men as jurors for Reginald Walters, a 31 year old prohibition agent, charged with murdering his chief Hunter Stotler of Keyser West Virginia. The lengthy voir dire narrowed to 23 panel members, with opening statements by the State and defense, and noted claims of Walters confession and self defense.
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Hunter R. Stoter
Eahove
Prohibition
Allegany
Garrett
Washington
Reginald B. Walters
Law Prohibition
Stotler
Maountain
Boonshoro
Walters
Reginald &. Walters
Tiport
Hunter A. Stotler
Keyser
W. Va
Yelock
State
Morey Harper Bellentine
Mr. Bellenting
Saul Praeger
Cumberland
Watters
Atorney
R. Roulette
Aita
Haeled
Stofler
Dong
Waltsville
Ession
Rs. Walters
Stotet
Tevolrar
Hum Né Iitidie
Rete Fona
Wallerg
Ily Beth
Thomas
George L. Lowell
William H. Besrd
John W. Unger
E. 4
Lakin
John Hoover
Homer Milter
Ralpa Fiery
Frenk
Leiter
Howani Schinderlucker
Vincent Shank
Kirby Saum
Wn. Brining
Thonina BE
Seigert
Jon. Deitrich
Chas
Feldman
Benjamin £. Baker
John
Malotte
Samuel Scheller
Vinter B. Piper
Alvey N
Gardenhoy
Grafton Downs
Siste
Charles Nigh
James Slayman
Hares B. Friend
Harry Mentzer
Jane
Hines
Samuel Schindel
Charles E. Barkdoll
Robert B. Pol
R. Easterday
George Hoffman
Ray FP. Boliver
Belus
Wallers
Frank A. Bullard
John Q. Hintes
Sandy Hook
Wastler
Saar
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