France Faces Clergy Government Clash With Violence Feared
A Vatican backed but cautious Vatican statement describes French civil and religious leaders bracing for conflict as police prepare to enter churches while masses may continue under tight rules. The pope cautions obedience to law but supports passive protest if required. Clergy leaders condemn measures and vow to defend church rights amid Paris power struggle.
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Notice to Advertisers Guides Christmas Gift Shoppers
The Post calls on advertisers to deliver their copy to the Advertising Department at the earliest possible moment. It notes Washington readers will turn to The Post's advertising pages next Sunday for holiday business announcements and that the paper prepares an attractive display of this material. cooperation urged to ensure a complete and successful presentation.
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Former Senator Brown Dies After 36 Hours Fight
Former Senator Arthur Brown of Utah dies at Emergency Hospital after being shot at the Raleigh Hotel by Mrs Anna M Bradley. He clung to life for thirty six hours, refused ante mortem statements, and his death prompts a coroner's inquest. Mrs Bradley, overwhelmed, sobs as she recalls the tragedy and pleads for mercy while authorities prepare the morgue autopsy and plan interment in Salt Lake City.
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Jerome Leads Raid Seizes 145 In New York Pool Room
District Attorney Jerome led a raid on an alleged pool hall on Tenth Street, arresting 145 men. Most were held on a charge of refusing to aid officers during a felony, with one man charged as the operator. The raid used heavy force and prompted a plan to photograph all pool room employees for a rough gallery.
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Birdsong Convicted Woman Seeks New Trial in Mississippi
Mrs Angie Birdsong, convicted of manslaughter in Hazlehurst Mississippi, filed a late motion for a new trial. She has suffered a complete nervous breakdown following yesterday's verdict, while reports note financial matters involving Large and Small Accounta Draw in the Union Trust Co banking department on 144 F Street Northwest.
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Shah sinking to end. Irans sickness dims hope for throne
Teheran reports the Shah remains practically unchanged but fell slightly after a relapse. Doctors fear he may not live more than five days, with little public concern beyond court circles and Parliament indifferent to the royal crisis. The heir apparent Mohammed Al Mirza is due in Teheran from Tabriz by week’s end. In Kurdistan, an anti extortion rising reportedly spills into conflict as forces under the Shahs son Abul Fath Mirza are defeated by rebellious tribes.
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Paris hearing ends as Gould case argues shared bills
In Paris the Castellane creditors and Mme Gould faced final arguments before the Tribunal of First Instance as Maitre Bonnet urged that she must cover extravagant bills to spare her ex husband. Maire Cruppi countered that legitimate expenses would be paid but not her or Count Bonet’s obligation for the court’s errors.
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Oklahoma constitutional convention names deity in preface
Guthrie Oklahoma December 12 delegates at the constitutional convention unanimously adopted a preamble invoking Almighty God to secure liberty government and happiness. The text reads we the people of Oklahoma do ordain and establish this constitution and invoke the guidance of God for the blessings of liberty and rightful government.
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Eight Condemned to Death in Russian Court Martial
A court-martial in Yekaterinoslav, South Russia, December 12, sentenced eight leaders of the armed December revolt to death. Many other participants were condemned to the mines, as authorities aimed to quell the military uprising seeking a republic in the province.
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MISS REID NOT ENGAGED TO FOREIGN NOBLEMAN
Ambassador Reid arrived in New York and denied a report of his daughter Jean being engaged to a foreign noble. He said there is no truth to the claim and that she will stay in London with him, then return to marry an American. He plans to enter newspaper work after his son graduates Yale Law School. He will attend a White House dinner in Washington on December 15 hosted by Vice President Fairbanks.
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Postmaster to Prison in Embezzlement case
Judge Emory Speer in Valdosta Ga sentenced former Postmaster Go pert Meeks of Nichols Cattes County to one year in prison and a $2068 fine for embezzling post office funds. He restored the shortage after it was detected.
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Odd Bigamy Charge Shocks Wilkesbarre Couple
Frank Flyte of Dupont to t hey had them arrested on serious charges after telling his wife he secured a divorce but she was married to William Moore and living with them for a month. Alderman Pollock held Flyte and Moore on bail for a hearing next week. The case centers on a supposed divorce and mistaken marriage.
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Whisky as aged spirits sold as whisky in Kentucky inquiry
Louisville reporter testifies before the pure food commission that neutral spirits aged two weeks are sold as whisky. Witness says whiskey may be branded from neutral spirits aged in charred barrels, with government permits and strong demand. He notes it is consumed in dives for about five cents a glass.
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Mink Robe Stolen From Broadway Car In Comical Chase
Special to The Washington Post from New York describes Miss W M Jermyn and coachman James Farrell pursuing a Broadway car after a $1,000 mink robe, lined with blue broadcloth, was snatched from the box of a brougham. The robe vanished into the car, leaving Farrell and onlookers to recount the chase and report to Tenderloin station.
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Motorman Paralyzed, Saves Woman and Child on Track
Harry C Sutton, motorman for Pittsburg and Charleroi, saved a woman and child near Floleyville on Thanksgiving Day by stopping his car, but he was driven unconscious and later died. The incident caused by a nervous shock after near collision left Sutton paralyzed, and he died yesterday.
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Tragic double death from gas in Sagmax home
In Sagmax Michigan on December 12 the bodies of Joseph Tahlmeier aged fifty and his wife aged seventy were found in their bedroom. The man lay on the bed between two feather beds and the woman wore underclothes and her husband’s trousers and overalls. Life had been extinct for several days. Death resulted from gas from a hard coal stove near the bedroom.
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Cancellation of Citizenship Certificate Sued in U S District Court
Government sues to cancel the citizenship certificate of Allesandro Senior a native of Italy alleging fraudulent procurement in Cincinnati Ohio December 12 The suit filed by the Secretary of Commerce and Labor marks the first such case in this region The Milligan Sale at Sloan s opens today at 11 2 m with Wood at 3 pm featuring many important pieces and the full catalogue available
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Warn g the States Way to Maintain Power Tendency Toward Centralization
Secretary of State argues at Pennsylvania Society banquet in New York that federal intervention is necessary to check centralization and that states cannot regulate affairs by sole reference to their own interests. He insists states must yield some authority to preserve national unity and stabilize governance.
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Way to Safety through Federal Power and State Duty
A historic discourse argues that national authority must expand under interstate commerce and taxation powers as states fail to address common needs. It contends that states cannot survive alone, urging awakening to duties toward the country and stronger constitutional obedience.
Centralized Union Seen as Future of States
In New York on December 32 during the Pennsylvanians dinner at the Waldorf Astoria, Secretary Root defended centralized government policy. He argued state boundaries fade amid national unity, noting inventions and national life now center on the federal realm. Root traced constitutional shifts and cited three causes fostering closer Union and a growing national sentiment.
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