In the Spotlight on Christmas Day and Missing Dawn
A scattered assemblage of dispatches covers holiday observance and misfortune. Reports detail a world pausing from trade on Christmas, the amphibian plane Dawn missing after departing Roosevelt Field, and the Grayson party presumed nearby near Cape God while air fuel runs low.
Tax Bill Clash Darkens Coolidge Outlook In Senate Fight
Washington, D. C. Dec. 26. The tax bill, already passed by the House, faces a dramatic Senate clash as President Coolidge signals firm stance against unwanted changes. Treasury chief Mellon backed a balanced draft, while Ways and Means chairman Green pushed alterations. Insurgent Republicans joined to eliminate the automobile sales tax, a vote 245 to 151, showing powerful auto interests in national policy and hinting at broader party tensions ahead.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
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Senate
Coolidge
Treasury
Mellon
Ways and Means Committee
Green
Iowa
Congre
Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
Ways and Means
Michigan
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Clancy
Still Small Voice Sparks Transatlantic Flight Hope
Frances Wilson Grayson wrote last October that a still small voice urged her to attempt a trans Atlantic flight. Two months later she flew the Dawn toward Europe's harbor. She carried a pistol for self defense amid the S 4 tragedy and prolonged suspense.
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Deco
New York Times Today
Frances
Wilson Grayson
Times
Weather Bureau
Europe
Harbor Grace
N. F
Lindy Completes Next Flight Map for Central America Hop
Mexico City December 26 Charles A Lindbergh completed the map of his route for the continuation of the good will flight from Mexico into Central America The Spirit of St Louis has been barely groomed and readiness is set for the hop off to Guatemala City Wednesday Lindbergh and his mother Evangeline spent Christmas at the United States embassy receiving gifts as messages of congratulations poured in The flying colonel expressed regret over the disappearance of the Dawn and hoped that the remains of the plane would be found safe
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Sable Island
Associated Press
Boston
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United States
Charlestown Navy Yard
Maine
Sabre Island
Nova Scotia
Frances Wilson
Grayson
Washington, D. C
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Los Angeles
Lakehurst
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Alboit
Mexico City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico
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St. Louis
Guatemala City
Gal
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Evangeline Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Billy Sunday’s Son Paul Weds in Tijuana Mexico
Paul Sunday son of Billy Sunday married Elene Herbert in Tijuana on Saturday to beat California three day marriage law. George Sunday said the ceremony was chosen to allow timely departure for a trip. The couple, attended by W A Sunday Jr, plan to join Billy Sunday in Winona Lake then sail Jan 7 for Europe aboard the liner France.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Paul Sunday
Billy Sunday
Elene Herbert
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tijuana
Mexico
George Sunday
California
W. A. Sunday
Chicago
W. A
Billy
Winona Lake
Ind
New York
France
Man Killed, Man Hurt as Fire Rages in Apartment Building
In Washington a Livingston apartment blaze trapped Joseph Kelly up to his chest leaving him dead as firemen could not reach him. G Keaton, 25, was hospitalized with bruises and shock. Several families fled in night clothes as harsh weather hampered efforts.
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Livingstone
Joseph Kelly
G. Keaton
Erroneous name in Chickens Whip ownership report corrected
Dec 21 report misnamed Guy Ewers as owner of a chicken whip used in a fatal incident. The correct name is Verba Yeoward, identified in Morrison Ti records as connected to the case with the December 21 dated details.
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Morrison
Guy Ewers
Earl
Temperatures for the Weekend Forecast
The record gives a fragmented forecast listing maximum temperatures for Saturday and Sunday and minimums for Saturday night and Sunday night. It also shows two early morning readings for Monday at 7 am and 1 am, though all values are unreadable.
Guns Roar in South Pittsburgh Feud Fatal to Five Officers
South Pittsburgh Tennessee December 26 state militiamen patrolled the town after a one minute gunfight between county and city officers left five police officers dead and four more wounded. Chief James Connor died in hospital. Deputies and officers suffered varying injuries. The clash stemmed from a feud tied to a local plant strike. Troops were sent from Nashville and Chattanooga as the town of about 2000 recovered.
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South Pittsburgh
Tenn
Pittsburgh
Wash Coppinger
L. A. Hennessey
Ewing Smith
Ben Parker
O. H. Larowe
James Connor
Fayette Nelson
Charles Pittman
John Bates
Thomas Connor
No White House Christmas Guests
The capital celebrated a quiet Christmas with President Coolidge, Mrs. Coolidge, and their son John attending church and staying at the White House. No goose was served for dinner. About 50,000 people left Washington for the holiday. Vice President Dawes and four cabinet members were away. Police reported unusually few arrests for Christmas.
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Washington
D. C
Dee
INS
Young Mother and Child Die in Fire in Garden City
Mrs. Ernie Jack, 18, and her 18 month old son Gerald perished in a stove explosion at the home of Mrs. Cynthia Caldwell in Garden City suburb during a Christmas dinner yesterday. Three others were hospitalized.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ernie Jack
Gerald
Cynthia Caldwell
Garden City
Courier delivery window and reprint contact notice
The Courier will be delivered to homes before 5 30 pm. If the paper is late due to carrier error or other causes, call 5180 for a replacement copy. Phone calls should reach the office before 6 30 pm.
Iowa Centenarian Says Odam Turned Down Shaw Offer
Chicago December 26 aged 2101 year old James Odam of Dubuque recalls a 60 year old decision to refuse a $108 offer for the northwest corner of State and Madison streets to buy a pair of shoes. He says the busy corner is now worth several million dollars and credits stable meals and rest for longevity.
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State and
Madison Streets
James Odam
Dubuque
Odam
Ireland
America
Jail 4 Otrikerd in Police Battle
In Trinidad Colorado sixty four men were held in Las Animas county jail after beating and resisting officers at the EW W headquarters. Police Chief B A Cleary and Night Captain Mike Foudy, with three patrolmen, were assaulted with pick handles while trying to prevent coal mine strikers from sleeping there. The mob held the officers as hostages for over an hour and seized Mayor James G Epsey when he arrived to aid the injured. After a fire engine sprayed water, IW W leaders urged surrender and the men turned themselves in.
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Colo
INS
Las Animas
James G. Epsey
Girl Fighting To Defeat Death At Local Hospital
Alma Over gard, an eleven year old girl in Oconto Nob, fought to stay alive despite days of artificial respiration. Since November 19 she has been stricken with paralysis of the lungs, and doctors had little hope from the start. The community aided in relays to sustain respiration, and the girl’s wish to live enough to see Christmas was granted in part as her condition waned.
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Oconto
Alma Overgard
Despondent Man Ends Life By Immersing Under Ice
In Duluth Minnesota on December 26 Edward Binis aged 21 was found in Lake Superior near the shore beneath about three feet of water. Believed to have broken the ice and crawled under to commit suicide due to despondency over ill health.
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William Edward Hickman
Marion Parker
Los Angeles
Afckman
Duluth
Minn
Edward Binis
Lake Superior
Kerr
Tragic Holiday Accidents Claim Life in Washington
Washington December 26 A woman died after tripping over a Christmas tree and falling down stairs while 12 others were hurt in weekend automobile crashes. Joseph T Halpin assistant sales manager with the United States Shipping Board died from injuries after tripping over a tree at his home and plunging stairs. body to be sent to Dubuque for burial.
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Washington
D. C
LFI
Aoman
Joseph T. Halpin
Dubuqueta
United States Shipping Board
Dubuque
Embezzler Dies During Warrant Refusal at Salisbury
Salisbury, Mo., Dec 26. William Cooper, a former embezzler tied to a $20,000 misappropriation case, starved himself for more than three weeks after warrants were issued and the Wicomico Building & Loan Association closed its doors as bankrupt. Cooper died last night amid his self-imposed strike.
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William Af
Cowper
Cooper
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Bar
Brain Inflammation Wipes Family Out
New England North Dakota December 24 UP Hope faded for Wayne Boostieher as encephalitis spreads through the family. Since Thanksgiving the brain disease has claimed his mother sister and sister in law. Doctors have failed to check the illness. Emil G Boetteler of Wayne remains ill from the fever.
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New England
N. D
Wayne Boostieher
Emil OG. Boetteler
Wayne
Youthful death by own action says Ive got the Christmas blues
Milwaukee police believed jealousy led 23 year old Frank Brozovich to shoot himself after declaring the Christmas blues. He had demanded the return of Christmas gifts from his sweetheart Eileen Blau and grew enraged over a telephone conversation he misconstrued as involving another man.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Frank Burke Brogovich
Ahmeck
Mitch
Brozovich
Eileen Blau
Chokes to death as heavy fog blankets St Louis
Father Pierre Bouscaren aged 85 of Cincinnati and metaphysics professor at St Louis University died in Florissant after smoke and dense fog impaired his breathing. He had suffered a severe cold for days and grew worse as the fog deepened. Doctors ordered removal to a novitiate for fresh air but he lapsed into semi consciousness and died during transport.
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St. Louis
Pierre Ransearen
S. J
School of Philosophy and Science
St. Louis University
Althe
One News Association
Associated Tress
Rev. Bausearen
Florisant
Pierre Bouscaren
Cincinnati
Bouscaren
Christmas Drink Toll Rises In New York
New York authorities report the holiday death toll in Greater New York reaching 14 with many others hospitalized for suspected alcohol related illness. Autopsies planned to determine cause as several patients, including women, face grave outcomes while cases of poisoning remain unconfirmed. In Chicago a separate tragedy sees a 12 year old killed by a car while Christmas candy and a prayer book appear on his person.
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New York
INS
Chicago
Henry Lange
Horse Kills Head of Yellow Cab Company in Chicago
Charles W. Gray, president of Yellow Cup company, was fatally injured when a saddle horse threw him in Chicago yesterday. He died in hospital shortly after. Gray, once a newsboy, rose to head one of the city’s largest corporations. He was 52.
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Charles W Gray
Chicago
Yellow Cab Company
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Kes Mount
Charles W. Gray
Yellow Cup Company
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Gray
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