Sinclair and Fall to Face Court Trial
The Associated Press reports Harry F. Sinclair and Albert B. Fall must face conspiracy charges over the Teapot Dome oil lease. Justice Bailey refused to quash the indictment and set February 2 for trial, with both defendants pleading not guilty.
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Associated Press
Wasington
D. C
Harry F. Sinclair
Abert B. Fall
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Jennings Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Justice Bailey
Senate
No Good Fellows In Town This Year
Several Washington families face a lean Christmas as the Good Fellows club has no leadership this season. The interchurch committee and county agencies may coordinate gifts and baskets, with funds historically raised by J. B. Crail and his committee. In past years from $400 to $800 was raised and 90 to 150 Christmas baskets distributed.
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Washington
Good Fellows” Club
Women’s Interchurch Committee
J. B. Crai
Craft
Deposits Near Seven Million in Closed Iowa Bank
Des Moines Ia December 28 L A Andrew state superintendent of banking announced the condition of the closed Iowa Loan and Trust Co deposits total 6 616 471 21 with steps to conserve assets by halting interest. Rediscounts to the Federal reserve bank of 294000 have been paid. Of deposits on hand 2206382 64 were commercial 1948277 70 were savings and the rest included funds due other banks demand and time deposits and debentures.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
L. A. Andrew
Iowa Loan and Trust Company
Federal Reserve Bank
Kalona Man and Wellman Woman Deny Urgency for License
Roy R. Novy of Kalona and Agnes Schauf of Wellman secured a marriage license here yesterday.
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Roy R. Novy
Kalona
Agnes Schauf
Wellman
Large shipment bird cages arrives at Warren Seed Store
A large shipment of bird cages has arrived at Warren Seed Store located at 6712. The stock update notes availability for customers seeking cages of various sizes and styles.
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Warren
Open Booze Fight on Pacific Coast
Federal grand juries in Seattle and Southern California indict over 100 people in a liquor smuggling case believed to exceed 1 million dollars in five months. Seattle 64 indictments include officials named. Los Angeles case ties 38 smugglers to Canada and wealthy shipping interests.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Federal Grand Jury
California
Grand Jury
Snohomish County
Revelle
Mey
Con
Farm Girl Tops South Omaha Cattle Market Record
A De fiance Iowa Four H club girl Mildred Ikrischbaum sold a 1010 pound pure bred Angus yearling steer for 13.50 per 100 pounds at the South Omaha market setting a new price record for 1926. The steer won second in the baby beef contest at the Shelby state fair last fall. The news notes local social visits and illnesses nearby including Mrs Emma Spalding on the sick list and Mildred Emry and Faye Roberts returning home from Fairfield schools.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Defiance
Iowa
South Omaha
Mildred Ikrischbaum
Shelby
Gladys
Gwendolyn Miller
Pear Mering
Emma Spalding
E. A. Hosler
Vee Shipping Association
Mildred
Loefern Emry
Faye
Leetha Roberts
Fairfield
Jolie Hutchins
Idaho
McDowell
Little Dorothy
Hazel
Grandma Bray
Walter
Maye
Milton Jones
I. ©. Hospital
Moses Asks Dope About Revolution
Senator Moses of New Hampshire seeks information from the executive branch on U S actions regarding Nicaragua amid a revolution. He would have Coolidge transmit state department correspondence on aiding Diaz and restoring order, as naval forces move toward Bluefields to protect American interests.
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D. C
Nicaragua
Diaz
Mexico
Moses
Republican
New Hampshire
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Coolidge
State Department
United States
Mexico Oy
Juan B. Sacasa
Emilano Charmorro
Sovernment
J. L. Latimer
United States Special Service Squadron
Rochester
Bluefields
Community Notes From a Christmas Weekend Gathering
Social items report a dance attended by Albert Reighard Arvid Swanson and Bowen families at Arthur Ewing's with Art Bowen providing music. Visits include Miss Vernelda Bowen at the Art Institute Chicago and Grandma Schumacher visiting relatives near Christmas.
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Albert Reighard
Arvid Swanson
Bowen
Arthur Ewing
Vernelda Bowen
Art Institute
Chicago
Loy
John Wehr
Grandma Schumacher
Harper
Clark Pulver
Matt Wehr
Royal Robertson Family
John Robertson
Geneva Streiger
West Chester
Paul Sparks
Dorothy
Pulver's
Weather Aids Christmas Mail Rush At Washington Post Office
Pleasant weather eases postal operations for the Christmas period. The Washington post office reports near perfect train on-time performance, heavy incoming parcel post, and strong outgoing letters. Saturday offers limited rural delivery and early morning city routes before a holiday pause.
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Washington Post Office
Mhail
Christmas program and candy social hosted by Esther Booth pupils
Miss Esther Booth and Prairie Flower pupils plan a Christmas program and candy social on Thursday evening with district ladies providing lunch. Lexington school reports over 100 percent sale of Christmas stamps as pupils contribute from personal savings and community members are listed as supporters.
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Washington
Esther Booth
Prairie Flower
Lexington
Conrad Campbell
Johnny
Erna Mapel
Helen
Bernice
Florence
Robert Amlong
Leo Oldfield
Marvin
Meredith
Junior Bishop
Walter McArtor
Ethel Paul
Warren Bishop
Ben White
Wade Gardner
Dave Tipton
Clara Patterson
Grace Emde
Amanda Schulty
Jet
Cedar Center
Lexington Church
Congress To Be Kept Busy After Holiday
Washington December 23 Members of Congress begin Christmas to New Year vacation with work ahead. Senate moves interior department supply bill while House sends it to conference. Senate receives rivers and harbors and Boulder Canyon dam proposals. Borah fights alien property and McCarl report. Committees begin hearings on antitrust, stock dividends, prohibition, and campaign funds. Farm relief, immigration, and McNary Haugen relief bill gears up for January hearings.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
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Senate
Interior Department
House
Boulder Canyon
Fenator Borah
Idaho
McCarl
Philippines
Carmi A. Thompson
Coolidge
Campaign
Cyrus E. Woods
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Haugen
Christmas shoppers and local visits in Palestine
Lillian Vondrasek reports neighbors and families in Palestine busy with Christmas shopping visits. Mr and Mrs Carl Kos shop at Washington. several households help with baby care housework and moving. community members attend school Christmas programs and husk corn, haul wood, or butcher meat as season activities continue.
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Palestine
Carl "Kos
Washington
Wm, Kron
A. T. Pestel
Edward Murphy
Wash Motey
Mela Havel
Riverside
John Owens
Milt Sojka
Chas
Vondrasek
Lloyd Petsel
Melo Havel
Santa Claus Appears at Warren Seed Store Event
Santa Claus held forth at the Warren seed store yesterday evening and passed out small packages of iodized salt to scores of people drawn in by his presence. He kept the crowd amused as the store stood as a holiday headquarters.
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Santa Claus
Warren
Ainsworth Team to Meet Washington YMCA Quintet
Pete Molesworth and Ewald Hetfeldt of Monmouth College are expected to star for the Washington YMCA against the Ainsworth Independent team tonight on the YMCA court. Regulars McKinstry Carton and Barnes are out of town. The game starts at 8 15.
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Pete” Molesworth
Ewald Hetfeldt
Monmouth College
Washington Y. M. C. A
Ainsworth
Y” Court
McKinstry
Carton
Barnes
Molesworth
Monmouth-Iowa Wesleyan
Mt. Pleasant
Herfeldt
Parsons
Fairefield
Reid
Holland
Kiesey
McConnaughy
Sehulty
Marshall
Wage Increase for Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Craftsmen
A three cent per hour wage raise for about 1,200 mechanical craft employees of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway was announced by J T Gilick assistant general manager. The new scale took effect December 15.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
J. T. Gilick
Four Tires Stolen From Cars in Crawfordsville Area
Charlies Rich of the Crawfordsville community reported to the sheriff this morning that last night four tires were stolen from two cars on his premises. The best tires were taken from eight tires available. Deputy Sheriff Pred Sweet investigated at the Rich property.
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Charlies Rich
Crawfordsville
Sheriff's Office
Pred Sweet
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