Chinese Leader Will Execute His Opponents
Tokyo reports say General Chang Tso Lin refused mercy for Kuo Sung Ling's family and key officers, raising fears of a mass execution. Amid Manchuria tensions, Japan plans troop withdrawals while seeking to recall forces from Mukden and Seoul.
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St John’s Day Observed with Masonic Services
St John the Evangelist Day falls on Sunday December 7, observed worldwide by the Anglican church and by the Masonic order. Regular divine service at Trinit Church will be held at 11 oclock with all Masonic members invited to attend.
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Goodrich Dead at 78. Navy Rear Admiral Dies at Home
Rear Admiral Casper Goodrich, 78, U S N retired, died of a heart attack at his Princeton New Jersey home. He retired from active service in 1909. An Associated Press item notes the change in freight agency leadership with W H Dana of Omaha becoming general freight agent.
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Painted Lady Trend Captivates Paris Ladies
A Paris trade journal rep for face paint and powder says being painted holds little significance today. At a prominent dressmaker’s gala, about 200 women attended and only three appeared without rouge lipstick or penciled brows.
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Americans reduce prison population according to 1923 census
The 1923 census bureau report shows 109 498 prisoners in the United States on January 1 1923 down from 111 498, a rate of 99.7 per 100 000. The data note changes from probation, juvenile leniency and other reforms affecting imprisonment figures.
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Young Stribling Weds Clara Kinney in Macon
W L Young Stribling 21 and Miss Clara Virginia Kinney were married at noon in Macon Georgia. The couple planned a secret wedding then revealed to a reporter. They will depart that afternoon for a honeymoon trip to New York and other eastern and midwestern cities.
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Young) Stribling
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Liquor Treaty With Cuba Proposed to Halt Leakage
Washington reports a new liquor treaty with Cuba is being planned to guard U S prohibition efforts against leakage from the island. Assistant Secretary Andrews and Assistant Solicitor Vallance will tour Havana to push the agreement, similar to treaties already with Mexico and Canada.
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Councilman Roper Warns Mayor Over Law Enforcement
Philadelphia December 26 AP City Councilman William W Roper head coach of Princeton University football warned Mayor Kendrick that he was playing with dynamite in law enforcement matters during a special council meeting. He spoke as council voted to confirm the nomination of Wayne as director of public safety succeeding Brigadier Bavediey D Butler.
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Christmas Gift Restores Lost Money in New Britain
Mrs Stanley Krisennae of New Britain Connecticut received a Christmas package without a return address containing 999 in bills and no explanation She believes the sender was the person who found 1000 she lost two and a half years ago The incident was reported December 26 1946 AP News.
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Kearns Seeks Contract Ties For Big Fights
Jack Kearns says Dempsey must be matched against Harry Wills or Gene Tunney to secure his fee. He notes the Dempsey contract expires August 15 and that he can negotiate Dempsey’s appearances under Tex Rickard, with power of attorney and matching authority. He is en route from California for Mickey Walker’s January 22 bout.
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Harry Wills
Gene Tunney
Jack Kearns
California
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Willsor Tunney
Kearns
Adventurer milks public for dairy scheme
Salt Lake City police were asked by Midvale authorities to arrest a man calling himself J. H. Hitt who issued several fictitious checks totaling over 1200 dollars after announcing plans to go into the dairy business. One check bought a small car, another for 500 dollars was given to a furniture company, and another signature read J. H. Tabewe. A Midvale bank draft left for collection was drawn on a bank in Eagle Colorado.
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Midvale
J. H. Hitt
Hitt
J. H. Tabewe
Eagle, Colo
Death toll rises in radium plant cases in New Jersey
In East Orange New Jersey Miss Marguerite Carlough dies after autopsy shows chronic anemia caused by injections of radioactive substances including mesotherium radium and their decay products. The death brings to seven former U S Radium Corp Orange employees who have died in three years from radioactive poisoning.
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Marguerite Carlough
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Bergman murder suspects surrender after jail escape
Charles Sherman and Walter Farnsworth, alleged Bergman murderers, who escaped the Ely Nevada county jail December 10, were captured in a mountain cabin 80 miles from Cedar City Utah on Christmas eve. They surrendered after a posse fired into the cabin. they were heavily armed and returned to Ely.
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Charles Sherman
Walter Farnsworth
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Cedar City
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Nevada
Official Resigns in Santo Domingo
In Santo Domingo on December 26 an official resigns amid a note of protest. Details are scarce as the report focuses on the resignation and its immediate political implications.
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Ee Gee Misses to Eight Below Zero at 8.2 Meet
Ee Gee finished eight points behind the leader at the 8.2 mile event. The field included several contenders and the weather impacted the late laps.
Cold Weather Predicted for Lake Region
Chicago and surrounding areas faced extreme cold with sub zero wind chills and multiple deaths attributed to hypothermia. Reports detail several frozen victims in Chicago, plus forecasts of 5 to 10 degrees below zero, extending to Minnesota, North Dakota, and Wisconsin.
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Duluth
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Bitter midwestern cold across towns with record lows
In Des Moines and Wisconsin reports the cold snap continued with temperatures down to 12 below zero in towns like Mason City Waterloo and Charles City each posting record lows. The Weather Bureau forecast more subzero weather through today and Sunday with Wisconsin similarly facing below zero days across the state.
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Waterloo
Charles City
Weather Bureau
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Superior
Triple Holiday in Wall Street
Following the lead of the New York stock exchange all local securities and commodities markets will remain closed today prolonging their Christmas recess until next week Monday. Since it is not a legal holiday bankers will open but transact only routine business. Textile houses and other large corporations in Wall Street and citywide will observe a triple holiday.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Export Commission Part of Farm Relief Program
Washington reports an export commission project tied to farm relief is nearly agreed. A bill to create a surplus disposal export corporation will be introduced in Congress with White House backing. Secretary Jardine and President Coolidge discussed administration support as Iowa delegates head to Des Moines for a farm relief meeting.
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Export Commission
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Jardine
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Des Moines
Banff Plans Long Dog Derby at Winter Carnival
Banff Alberta hosts a world championship dog derby during the February 5 to 11 winter carnival. The race from Calgary to the great divide and back covers 173 miles, surpassing The Pas derby by 23 miles. Ten teams compete for the Strong Heart trophy and a $1000 prize.
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Calgary
Great Divide
Lake Louise
Girl Killed in Car Accident Near Bountiful
Salt Lake AP reports Miss Lillian Hermansen, 17, of Salt Lake City, died at a hospital two hours after a morning crash near Bountiful. Three others were slightly hurt when the vehicle driven by Bernice Startin veered to avoid a turning car, ran into a ditch, and overturned.
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Hermansen
Bernice Startin
Appointment of Bankruptcy Commissioner Named
Idaho Falls December 26 H Mark Earl received notice of appointment as commissioner for the counties Boonereyefferson Tston Clark and for Bam and Buttee.
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H. Mark Earl
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Tston and Clark
Bam
Butte
Tragedy at Idaho Farm: murder suicide ends two lives
Frank Thirkill Jr. is slain by Warren Lowery, a Thirkill employee, who then kills himself. The attack occurred at the Thirkill farm near Soda Springs as wife and infant daughter were present. Lowery, drinking moonshine, struck Thirkill twice and abducted Mrs Thirkill before his suicide.
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Lowery
George Small
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Keenan Miner Sought After Mackay Prospect Owner
Idaho Falls December 26 Pat Keenan a Mackay area mining partner vanished after service in World War I. Friends search nationwide believing he may manage his mining properties once more. Keenan is described as 5 feet 7 and a half inches tall with red hair and freckles. He left Tea and credit with a friend prior to enlistment. His half interest spanned Home Stake Coppen Queen and Blue Bell near Mackay with U S Mining and Smelting Co of Utah.
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Pat Keenan
Mackay
Barzilla W. Clark
Salmon River
Home
Coppen Queen
Blue Bell Claims
U. S. Mining and Smelting Company
Utah
Keenan
McCormick to Broadcast World Wide New Year's Concert
New York the golden tenor John McCormick will headline an international concert on New Year's night. The program opens at 6 p m eastern time with Big Ben chimes from London, followed by McCormick's aria. Lucrezia Bori, who performed last year, will also participate in the broadcast.
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John McCormick
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McCormick
Lucrezia Rgi
Inquest Held Over Thomas Eurick Death Poison Case
An inquest is conducted at McHan undertaking parlors to determine the cause of death of Thomas Eurick aged 27. Relatives say there was no apparent reason for suicide. Eurick had been working on a sister's ranch near Onyx Idaho and had visited a local druggist for a poisoning dose. Local authorities prepared to establish the sequence of events after the investigation began this afternoon.
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Eurick
Perisk
Tren
Tober
Butte
Montana
Onyx
Idaho
Jefferson Street
Mio Sidion
Lynn
Wool Growers Meet Sees Elk Banquet In Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls hosts the Idaho Wool Growers Association convention January 15 16 with a banquet featuring a young elk as the main dish. The event promises to attract top teams in dog races and a strong chamber of commerce program for members and local citizens.
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Youthful banker arrest notes large loan loss in Illinois
In Chicago December police arrest Walter Pinphorney of Elgin Illinois on a theft charge tied to 950000 dollars. The case involves six promissory notes of 60 apiece bought by widow Miss Mary McDonald of Elgin, with potential impact on Northern Illinois farmers facing losses.
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Walter Pinphorney
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L. E. Cropp
Mary McDonald
New Sugar From Jerusalem Artichokes Urged
Senator Howell urged federal aid for commercial sugar from Jerusalem artichokes after studies by the Bureau of Standards showed levulose sweeter and more soluble than beet or cane sugar. He proposed government action to render and supervise production via a factory or Washington oversight.
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Cool
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Wrathes Outlook Brief Weather Notice
Weather outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain Plateaus shows cold conditions early week with snow and rain showers expected near the divide. Forecasters warn of frigid winds and wintry mix from Monday into midweek across Warner area and surrounding elevations.
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