Rhinelander Race Query Ends in Annulment Verdict
White Plains New York Leonard Kipchioclandee, son of a prominent family, lost his suit for annulment of his marriage to Alice Beatrice Jones a former mulatto housemaid. Mrs Rhinelander then filed for separation with alimony and counsel fees sought The jury found Rhinelander had not been deceived about Negro blood and may have married anyway The judge will decide annulment amid plans to appeal by Mr Mills counsel for Rhinelander and reactions from Mrs Rhinelander"}
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White Plains
N. Y
Leonard Kipchioclandee
Alice Beatrice Jones
Rhinelander
Morschauser
Davis
Eral
Urg
Gramatan
Bronxville
Leonard
Mills
J. Demerest
Rival factions near Tientsin contend for province control
In the Tientsin region southwest of Tientsin rival armies meet to decide the fate of Li Ching Ling, civil governor of Chihli. Li Ching Ling strengthens forces at Jenkiu while Yueh Wei-Chuo moves toward Tacheng. Desertions rise as Li's troops regroup and Kuo shells Mukden positions in Manchuria.
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Peking
Tientsin
Li Ching Ling
Chibli
Feng-Hsiang
Li Is
Jenkiu
Yueh Wei-Chuo
Horan
Feng
Tacheng
Enkiu
Li Sling Ling
Chang Tso Lin
Kuo
Chang
Mukden
Manchuria
Interstate Commerce Hearings Resumed On Chicago Milwaukee Line
Hearings on the finances of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad are recessed in Washington to resume December 15 in Chicago. The railroad’s own witness will testify first, with Commissioner Cox presiding.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Committee
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Chicago
Cox
Belgian billiards star Fdouardremans set for Chicago return bout
Rockford reports that Fdouardremans Bel gian balking billiards champion will face Young Jake Schaefer in a three day return match in Chicago on January 4 5 and 6. Gillon Ton manager said the two will meet after exhibitions arranged in Rok ford today for Wednesday and Thursday.
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Rockford, II
Fdouardremans
Jake Schaefer
Schaefer
Chicago
James Gillon
Oremans
Rokford
Dramatists Weigh Federation Move Over Fox Theater Gamble
Forty leading New York dramatists of the Dramatists Guild consider joining the AFL through the Authors' League to counter what they see as William Fox maneuvering to corner the New York play market. Maurice Reynes confirms Fox reps have approached top producers and contracts to finance legitimate stage productions are near.
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New York
Dramatists’ Guild of the Authors’ League of America, Inc
American Federation of Labor
William Fox
Maurice Reynes
William Fox Corporation
Fox
Bishop Gereke Calls Prohibition Enforcement Impudent
In Tucson on December 5 Bishop Daniel J. Gereke of Arizona denounces the Pope letter to endorse prohibition as impudent and says the Volstead act has failed. He argues enforcement should be continued if a fair trial shows repeal unnecessary and urges adherence by all law-abiding citizens.
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Tucson
Ariz
United States
Daniel J. Gereke
Arizona
Gereke
Pius XI
Clinton W. Howard
United Committee For Prohibition Enforcement
America
Peke
Howard
John B. Burke
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Gercke
Holy Father
Rome
American destroyers withdraw from Beirut Syria
The destroyers Coghlan and Samson will be withdrawn immediately from Beirut after a consensus that the coastal region now presents no threat to American lives. French reinforcements have arrived to prevent a spread of the Druse uprising toward the Syrian coast and Damascus.
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Washington
Coghlan
Samson
Beirut
Syria
State Department
Gibraltar
Alexandra
Egypt
Damascus
Cence
Texas House Session Funding Questioned for Impeachment
A Texas AP report states private funding for a special Texas House impeachment session is unauthorized and against public policy. The session was requested by Speaker of the House and tied to Republican leaders.
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Austin
Texas
Texas House of Representatives
Aftor
Ise ‘Ratherubite
House of Representatives
Insurgents lose key committee spots in party reorganization
Washington reports Republicans move to strip La Follette allies from key committees as they prepare to organize the Senate and House on Monday. Wisconsin delegates vow to act as a unit and clarify their stance in a formal statement.
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Washington
House
Senate
Senate Republicans
la Follette
Wisconsin
Republican Committee On Committees
Robert M. la Follette
John M. Nelson
Mr. la Follette
Rues
James A. Frear
Ways and Means
Ir” Se
Eberle Testifies In Shenandoah Inquiry At Army Court
Admiral Edward W. Eberle testified at the army court martial that the Shenandoah did not receive orders for a propaganda or aggressive mission. He explained the flight’s training purpose and the aim to map west coast air routes, noting Cmdr Lansdowne had wide discretion to cancel the mission.
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Washington
Edward W. Eberle
Army
Midwest
Zachary Lansdowne
Co. Wm. Mitchell
Shenandoah
Navy
At Lakes
Los Angeles
United States
Ce Angeles
Lakehurst
Cleveland
Commaner Lansdowne
Naval officer dies suddenly after medical treatment
It. R. L. Dees Captain Ortone Jackson an officer at the sea training station and president of the court of inquiry into the sinking of the submarine 8-51 died this morning at Roosevelt hospital in New York after a brief illness. He is survived by a widow.
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R. L. Dees
Ortone Jackson
Aeing
Seat
Roosevelt Hospital
New York
League of Nations eyes new disarmament commission
Geneva reports the disarmament council splits over the agenda for the proposed conference. Argentina Chile United States and Russia may be invited to sit on the special commission. Britain and France differ on approach while seeking actions on private arms manufacture and a draft convention.
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Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
League’s
Argentina
Chile
United States
Russia
Special Commission
Lord Cecil
M. Boncour
Great Britain
Disarmament Council
Euypian
League Technical Organics
League
Washington
Bright umbrellas planned to lift London spirits
Londoners plan colorful umbrellas for men to brighten the dreary winter months. Vendors argue the bright hues will raise spirits as December and January bring long stretches without sun.
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London
Senator LaFollette Skips First Republican Senate Conference
Washington December 5 Senator LaFollette of Washington absented himself from the first Republican senate conference since his election as controversy grows with old guard leaders over his role in party councils.
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Washington
LaFollette
Senate
Anto
More Destroyers Leave Tokyo For Port Arthur
Two more Japanese destroyers sailed today from Kure to Port Arthur to augment the reorganization of the fleet in waters near China for the protection of Japanese interests against threatening conditions.
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Tokyo
Kure
Port Arthur
China
Mining Town Rejoices After Cardinai Mine Fire Rescue
In Nederland Colorado firesides glow as most miners escape from the Cardinal mine disaster. Two men trapped, one rescue worker and the other a miner, died. Rescue efforts spanned sixteen hours amid cold and snow. An inquest is set for Boulder for the two deaths. Damaged workings estimate at 10 000 to 15 000 dollars.
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Nederland
Colo
Cardinal
Fairview Company
Heroic Rescue Partice
George Sutters
Walter Swanson
Delver
J. E. Kirkbride
A. E. Howe
Boulder County
Boulder
Couple Cited in Idaho Falls Adultery Arrest Case
Idaho Falls police report Earl Staples and Mrs. Florence Warren were arrested on adultery charges. The pair allegedly possess a Denver wanted car. a man implicated in a prior attack triggered the matter after Mrs. Warren objected to his attention. Mrs. Warren claims her English wartime marriage broke after returning to the United States. Her husband is said to be in Salt Lake City.
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Idaho Falls
Carlson
Denver
Earl Staples
Florence Warren
Staples
Utah utility firm seeks licenses for two hydro plants
The Utah Power and Light company filed two license applications with the federal war commission for plants in Utah. Alpine hydro plant on Alpine Creek in Utah County, 225 horsepower, to serve public utility needs. Battle Creek plant in Utah County, 240 horsepower, output also for public utility use.
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Washington
Federal War Commission
Utah Over & Light Company
Utah
Alpine Hydro-Electric
Alpine Creek
Utah County
Sarceie
Battle Creek
Mustapha Kemal Pasha Favored for Life Presidency
From Castamoni in the Black Sea vilayet comes the first hint of a popular desire to make Mustapha Kemal Pasha president for life. The telegram to the grand national assembly asks to alter constitutional laws to grant him lifelong office.
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Constantinople
Castamoni
Grand National Assembly
Mustaphe Kemal Pasha
Stanfield Pushes State Ownership of Public Lands
Oregon Senator Stanfield announced plans to press a bill at the next Congress session to turn over full proceeds from public lands utilization to states where lands lie and grant rights to basic industries dependent on these resources. He argued taxation exemptions throttling western development and cited Michigan and Pennsylvania as examples.
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Chicago
Eame
Robert Nelson Stanfield
Oregon
Senate Public Lands Committee
Bureau of Forestry
Stanfield
West
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Great West
Public Lands Committee
Congress
Irate Father Confesses to Killing Local Youth
Fairfield Iowa December 5 Louis Bruey a farmer near here confessed he killed Henry McNeese 18 after the boy admitted improper relations with Bruey's 14 year old daughter Bruey telephoned the youth to come over and after confirmation shot him with a shotgun then told the sheriff deputies and began the journey toward the jail in the snow drifted area
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Fairfield
Louis Bruey
Here
Henry McNeese
Bruey
McNeese
Chains
iBruey
Secretary Davis Warns of Critical Army State in Annual Report
Secretary Davis reports the regular army is in an extremely critical condition and urges serious consideration of the national defense act’s provisions. He calls for larger Hawaiian and Panama garrisons and warns that morale and supply reserves are strained as the army relies on postwar funds.
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Washington
Davis
Costidget
Panama
Officers Reserve Corps
National Guard
Rum Swindle Case Expands With Wider Probe
Evidence for a special grand jury alleges the Dwyer liquor syndicate links to coast guard corruption. District Attorney Buckner said immunity limits are considered as William Dwyer and twenty confederates face arrest, with similar actions planned in Florida Philadelphia Cleveland Pittsburgh Baltimore Chicago and San Francisco. Special agent Daniel J. Keleber, described as liaison to the ring and government agents, was arrested at Freeport New York as part of the widening sweep bringing total arrests to 21 since Wednesday.
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New York
Dwyer Liquor Syndicate
Coast Guard
Busk
Ner
Washington
Lincoln
Andrews
Prohibition
William Dwyer
Ile
Florida
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Chicago
San Franciscco
Buckner
Daniel J. Keleber
Freeport
N. Y
Keleber
Frank Goes
Alian Gross
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Dramatists
Bishop
Impudence
Aye Tope
Paganda
U. S
U. 8
Embeoglio
Eberle
Stillman Golfs
National City Bank
Pinehurst
Mr. Stillman
Eanths
Emmett French
George Low
Donald Parsons
Colorado
Mustapha Kemal
Nabor
Porce
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