Walton impeachment trial breaks up as governor withdraws
Impeachment proceedings against Governor J C Walton fractured when he declared he could not receive a fair trial and walked out with his counsel. Senate votes expunged testimony on police commissioners, prompting defense objections and a rush of witnesses as the trial stalled.
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Associated Press
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J. C. Walton
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House
Walton
Arrieye
Weds in Spite of Automobile Crash
Albert Lee Minnesota reports George Lewis wed Miss Luella Anderson of Forest City Iowa after an automobile accident wrecked their car but did not prevent the marriage last night in this city.
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Associated Press
Albert Lee
Minn
George Lewis
Luella Anderson
Forest City
Iowa
Canadian bootleggers plan invasion of Minnesota
Canadian liquor operators, hit by Manitoba dry laws, shift to supplying the United States. Minnesota prohibition director M. B. Quale calls the organization one of the largest smuggling enterprises seen. He will present evidence to Manitoba authorities and seeks more border patrols from Washington.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Manitoba
United States
5. B. Quale
Prohibition
Minesota
M. Quale
Custom Service
Washington, Me
Quale
New Elements in Forbes Hearing Shake Senate Inquiry
Charges and counter charges broaden the Senate veterans bureau probe as testimonies place President Harding amid conflicts involving J M Williams of Philadelphia and Charles St Forbes while director. The committee, facing slowness, contemplates night sessions to push the hearings into next week.
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Washington
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Elias H. Mortimer
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Hud
Munds
Pennsylvania
White House
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Staunton
Virginia
Mortimer
Motive in Coburn Killing May Depend on Weaver
The motive for the shooting death of attorney W. S. Coburn, linked to the Simmons faction of the Ku Klux Klan, may hinge on Mrs. W. A. Weaver who was arrested and released in Nashville after being linked to P. E. Fox. Fox, a former publicity agent for the Klan, was involved in the case from two weeks prior.
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W.S. Coburn
Ku Klux Klan
William Joseph Simmons
P. E. Fox
W. A. Weaver
Nashville
Tenn
Fox
Coburn
Johnson to Leave Chicago for Washington to Confer Leaders
Hiram Johnson plans to depart Chicago Friday for Washington to confer with Chicago and Illinois Republican leaders after announcing his candidacy for the Republican nomination for president. Illinois Johnson for president club members organized in 1920 outlined plans to organize the state.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Hiram Johnson
Washington
Illinois
Johnson
Oil price row prompts state gasoline sale plan
Governor McMasters warned oil dealers to meet a sixteen cent per gallon state price by Monday or the state will begin selling gasoline at twelve and a half cents a gallon at Mitchell. He argued a sixty percent profit is unjustified given a two cent rise in gasoline. The warning comes from Pierre South Dakota.
Ambition Needs Energy Like a Locomotive Needs Steam
A Boston Transcript quotation notes ambition without energy stalls progress, likening it to a locomotive without steam and underscoring that effort powers achievement.
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Boston Transcript
Curb on Testimony Heard at Forbes Inquiry
Washington veterans' committee banned "irreverent and scandalous" testimony heard yesterday in the probe connected to Charles R. Porpan and Elias H. Mor timer's principal accuser. Chairman Reed said witnesses against Mortimer would not be heard until an outline of the testimony is received and judged relevant.
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Forbes
Washington
Veterans’ Committee
Reed
Charles R. Porbepan
Elias H. A
Mortimer
It's a Fact No man is satisfied in possessing his own opinion
A reflection notes that no person is content with keeping their view private and seeks to force it upon the majority, implying a universal drive to impose beliefs beyond personal conviction.
Slayer of Four Is Placed in Jail
Leonard Portano confessed slayer of four persons and was captured near Kelliher Minnesota, placed in jail at Bemidji awaiting preliminary hearing. He plans to plead guilty to first degree murder after surrendering to Sheriff Johnson and three posse members without a fight in a barn north of Kelliher.
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Associated Press
Bemidji, Minn
Leonard Portano
Kelliher
Johnson
Jud Tunkins on minding one’s own business
Jud Tunkins remarks that a man who avoids meddling in others’ affairs will be labeled unsociable, implying social value hinges on civic participation and visibility.
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Jud Tunkins
Bavarian Plastinate Crisis Deepens Amid Seizure Fears
In Munich on November 17 authorities warn the Bavarian plastinate situation is nearing a crisis. Separatists continue recruiting men from the French army as doctors assess their fitness for service.
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Associated Press
Munich
Bavaria
Yale Leads 13-0 Early In Princeton Contest
Yale jumps to a 13 to 0 lead in the first half against Princeton. Syracuse trails Colgate 9 to 0 while Cedar Rapids high school leads Harrisburg 14 to 6 in the first quarter.
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YALE
Associated Press
Princeton
Syracuse
Colgate
Cedar Rapids High School
Harrisburg
Enormous Gas and Oil Losses Due to Waste and Negligence
Washington reports massive losses of natural gas and oil in U S fields from flooding seepage waste and negligence per a Bureau of Mines survey The study cites water flooding that traps oil and water intrusion that raises costs and damages equipment with large volumes wasted in Eldorado Kansas and Salt Creek It estimates one third to one half of gas produced is wasted and billions of gallons of gasoline have been squandered since 1904 with hundreds of millions more lost in 1920s fields
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Washington
United States
Interior Department
Bureau of Mines
Kansas Eldorado Field
Cushing
Oklahoma
Salt Creek
Wyoming
Bureau
Hewitt Field
Eldorado Field
Mid-Continent
Gulf Coast
Jones Starts Fry In Today's Gopher Hawkeyes Clash
Minnesota and Iowa prepare for the final home football game at Northrop field with Coach Jones leading the Hawkeyes. The Gophers, set for a 2 p.m. kickoff, held a secluded overnight ahead of the Minnesota Iowa battle amid expectations of a strong Big Ten matchup.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Northrop
Minnesota-Iowa
Gophers
Jones
Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Iowa Huskies
Michigan
Illinois
Unique World Power Conference to Rely on Papers, Not Speeches
The London world power conference next July will feature no set speeches. Delegates from all nations will discuss policies and practices through pre submitted papers. Sessions will run two weeks with informal discussions. Co C Merrill chairs the American committee with Weeks Work Wallace and Hoover as honorary vice chairs.
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Washington
London
British Electrical and Allied Manufacturers Association
Co. C. Merrill
Federal Power Commission
Weeks
Work
Wallace
Hoover
AERIAL COUPE REACHES NEBRASKA INFLIGHT ROUTE
The R W aerial coupe, which departed Dayton Ohio last Tuesday for Los Angeles with freight and one passenger, left Omaha Nebraska this morning for North Platte after arriving here yesterday from Iowa City.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Dayton
Los Angeles
North Platte
Nebraska
Itowa City
Iowa
Coolidge Signals War on Smuggling Expansion Plans
President Coolidge approves talks on expanding the coast guard to curb rum smuggling. The plan envisions spending twenty million dollars on new craft and extra personnel to enforce prohibition and combat illicit trade.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Coast Guard
Gap Between Allies Grows Wider in Paris Posts
Paris reports an allied council meeting postponed to Monday as Britain hesitates on penalties against Germany. Poincare signals concessions while Franco British efforts to save the entente continue amid diverging positions and Mussolini opposes further occupation of German territory.
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France
Allied Council of Ambassadors
Germany
Associated Press
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Poincare
London
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Allied Military Control Commission
Foreign Office
Brittan
Mussoloni
Italy
Birth Control Talk Draws Coeds at University of Chicago
Coeds at the University of Chicago attended a lecture by Mrs. Margaret Sarger on birth control, avoiding two campus matinee dances. The Liberal League sponsored the session with university approval. Sarger warned that early marriages could rise if her ideas were adopted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Edsa
University of Chicago
Margaret Sarger
Liberal League of the
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