Barrage of Bills Faces Lawmakers Anew in Defense
A torrent of proposed measures floods Congress with aims to abolish present departments and create a national defense setup. King seeks Philippine independence and stronger anti trust laws, plus investigations into naval affairs and Haiti relations, signaling broad restructuring debates ahead.
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Washington
Kor
Lilla
Department of National Defense
Navy Department
Senate
King
Von
National Defense
C.F. Curry
Repubic
California
Curry
King's
Army
Navy
Air
Shenandoni
Court of Imnquiry
Federal Trade ‘Commission
Tariff Commission
Congress
Bread Trust
Diveeta
Pacific
Philippine Islands
Hattian
New York
United States
Ceporal William Russett
Haiti
Mnalia
Madame Foxtro and Allies Face Espionage Charges
Madame Moreuu known as Mademoiselle Foxtro and three British nationals were charged under wartime espionage laws. The group, linked to a secret hydroplane project, faces possible death penalty and potential pardons if they cooperate with authorities.
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Caunes
Mme
Marthe Moreuu
Mademoiselle Wextrot
Uto
Wil- Mam
Fischer
Arnest Owyer
Phillips
Johnny Leather
Madembisella Textrot
Dukar
Liontel
Wiet
Filmdom Announces New Screen Beauties
Hollywood digest lists a slate of film beauties including Mae Quines Us and Marceline Day among others from cities like San Antonio Denver and Chicago as contenders for Hollywood fame. The feature highlights rising stars such as Dolores Del Rio and Sally O’Neill while noting the speculative nature of industry attention.
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Calif
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Tristone
Omalion
Mae
Quines
Maus Tirlan
Kaine Ack
Doveo Compion
Ama
Ras Dolopes Costello
Brooklyn
Eat Crawford
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Poxius
Marceline Day
Colorado
Dolores del Rio
Mes Ien
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Jaatete Chaya
Philadelphia
Pas Bally Long
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Chicago
Sally O'Neill
Noni) Havenne
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Riehwmoend
Olay Wray
Cardston
Cuuaitit
League Plans Arms Parley Nears Global Disarmament Talks
The League of Nations council today set plans to invite the United States, Russia, Germany, Poland, Finland, Holland, Czechoslovakia, Romania and Bulgaria to join preparations for the League's International disarmament conference. Officials said success hinges on broad participation, noting limited chances if America and Russia do not join. Argentine and Chile were excluded, as South America was deemed represented by Brazil and Uruguay in the preparations commission.
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Doe
League of Nations Council
Tonay
United States
Russia
Germany
Poland
Finland
Hotland
Juga Slavia
Roumania
Buledria
Lague
America
Idaho to showcase at Pacific Northwest Exposition in New York
Idaho teams with Washington Montana Oregon and Alaska to present opportunities for investors manufacturers and homemakers at the Pacific Northwest Commercial and Industrial exposition in New York City May 10 to 23 1926. Governor Charles C Moore leads Idaho support with honorary vice president roles shared with Pacific Northwest governors and Alaska.
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New York
Idaho
Washington
Montana
Oregon
Territory of
Alaska
New York City
New ‘Madison Square Garden
Pacific Northwest
Charles C.moore
Oow
Mr.Kjosness
Howard H. Dewey
Boh,& W. C. Dewey Investment) Company
Pe Nanipa
Aliens Admit Letters and Papers in Washington Report
Washington reports a total of 2163 entries with 457 alignments admitted to a unit, detailing multiple aliens seeking papers. The notice summarizes admission data and identifies processing figures for the year in question.
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Washington
Unite
Farmers urged to organize for offense in farm federation speech
President Bradfute of the American Farm Bureau Federation at the seventh annual convention urged 3,000 delegates to build a strong farm organization to defend and advance farmers rights. He argued for self reliance, a national freight-rate fight, and a complete transportation system including rivers and railways connecting the Mississippi and Great Lakes regions. He pressed development of waterways to create a vast U S shipping coast. In Washington, the Interstate Commerce Commission denied a petition by 39 railroads to add 147 more lines as part of freight rate proceedings in the western and mountain-Pacific areas.
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O. &. Bradfute
American Farm Bureau Federation
Bradfute
Auis
Bradute
Bractute
Fedouration
Braifute
Misnissippi River
Great Lakes
Washington
The
Pension Rolls Dwindling Rapidly Depicts War Veterans
The annual pension department report shows pensions paid decline with 241000 widows and veterans on royal rolls. It notes 18702 Spanish war veterans and increasing wartime widows among the recipients as disbursements begin to ease.
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Warrington
Deco
Dart Ce
Pension de Roy
Iain
Lechewa Ware
Dube Dorrente
Lone engine wrecks Great Northern train near Seattle
A pilotless locomotive leaped from a foxed yard track at night and crashed into Great Northern passenger train No. 463 in Seattle. One man, Felix Harder of Seattle, was killed instantly. another passenger injured. Officials say the blast may have been started by a vandal amid a box war.
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Seattle
Leghorn Hen Pen Sets Canadian Egg-Laying Record
AGASSIZ British Columbia ten white leghorn hens owned by Muffard Milner poultryman set a new Canadian record in the fifth annual test at the Dominion experimental farm. The pen produced 2 683 eggs in a year while two individual records also were achieved by white leghorn hens with an experimental entry lead at 32 eggs.
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Agassiz
British Columbia
Muffard
Milner Pawtryman
Canada
Dominion
Night school opens to involve parents at Edwards school
Mexico Mo December. In an effort to interest parents in their children's work Edwards school near here recently postponed its afternoon classes to evening and asked pupils to bring their parents.
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Mexico
He . Edwards School
Here
Army Court Bars Report At Mitchell Court Martial
A wartime court martial proceeding faced intense cross examination as Major General Tamson Ely defended the Army War College stance on an air force. The record shows disputed statements about a defense department position and calls for a unified service, with testimony highlighting tension over independent air force creation and command structure.
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Cecilie
Rte
Ae Thong
Mitchell Court
Frank
Reid
Mitchell
Tamson Ely
Army War Collape
War Department
Ielil
Melasine
Fly
Colilae
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Ely
Air Force
Isty
War -College
Air Service
Ma Ferguson Defies Call Amid Special Session Debate
The article reports Ma Ferguson resisting calls for a special session. Governor Minh objects to the necessity while a tentative plan for a December session unfolds. Speaker Satterwhite holds the decision in the hands of a bill to convene, though impeachment is not the stated purpose.
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Alstus
Tore Laure
Petithan
Satterwhite
Students Arrested on Immorality Charges in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio on December 8 warrants were issued for 16 high school students aged up to 47 years after an inquiry by the Woman's Protective association and police. John Marshall school principal H C Dustin said authorities had known conditions for months and that alleged indiscretions occurred after school hours.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Woman's. Protective Association
Board of Education
Guna
H.C. Dustin
John Marshall School
World
Garage Man Bags Deer in Backyard
A local resident reports an incident where a person secured a deer inside a backyard. Police respond to the scene and begin an investigation into the animal’s possession and any related activity. No injuries are mentioned in the fragments.
Federal Aid for Highways in Need of Support
In Los Angeles Dee reports a final appeal to President Coolidge for continued federal aid to highways. H W Keller of the Automobile Club of Southern California and Carl H McStay of the Western Road association sent telegrams urging Congress to back ongoing federal cooperation. With less than a third of designated federal aid highways completed, officials stress roads are essential for transcontinental links and access to national parks and forests, urging unified action.
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Los Anghiais
Dee
Camidge
United States
White House
H. W. Kellar
Automobile Club of
Southern California
Carl H. McStay
Western Rent Association
Congress
National Parks and Forests
Screen Stars Lack Figures Des 8 American
Hollywood notes report a deficit of box office figures for Des, 8 American and related screenings. Industry chatter cites sparse audience turnout and truncated data from early releases. Studio executives weigh revised targets as analysts await updated revenue projections.
President Coolidge proposes bold economic policy extension
President Coolidge delivers a lengthy 10,000 word message to Congress outlining actions to stabilize the economy and expand defenses. He urges moderation, warns against excessive government activity, and supports new powers for governing coal strikes, power projects, and interstate commerce consolidation. The document, sent to Congress rather than delivered in person, covers immigration fairness, international debt settlements, and bids for Musely Shoals sales.
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Ameria
Lois Mare
Coolidge
Cris
Congress
White House
Cleveland
Wilson
Conlilge
Qupiter Hill
House
Senate
Congress Dot
Musely Shoals
Interstate Commerce Commission
Belgium
Italy
Czecho-Slovakia
Latvia
Esthonia
Fair One Resists Bandit When Gan Proved Unloaded
Denver police pursue a bandit after Lenore Bourk a Denver university co ed was knocked unconscious in an attempted robbery yesterday. The hijacker fled prior to police arrival as investigators review revolver for violence.
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Yaaterdayy
Lenore Bourk
Det
Ver University
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