Daily Mail Adopts United Press Wire Service
The Daily Mail will switch from Associated Press to United Press starting Tuesday morning. The change aims to deliver more timely world and western regional news with faster transmission from New York to Los Angeles and one extra hour of coverage to 1 am. The move aligns the Mail with other progressive western newspapers.
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United Press Association
Daily Mail
Associated Press
the Mail
Telegraph
United Press
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
New York
Los Angeles
Denver
U. P
Arizona Oil Discovery Reported Near Bowie
Arizona Republicans report a Whitlock Oil Company discovery in section 36 township 10 south range 98 east, with the No 1 well near Bowie delivering oil at high capacity within weeks. The company has acquired 70 000 acres in the district and aims to produce up to 73 000 barrels daily after sealing the well to control flow.
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Arizona
Whitlock Oil Company
Republican
T. F. Penrod
Whitlock Company
Whitlock
Bowie
Carson Patent Suit Defense Files Brief
The defense in the Carson patent suit in Tucson Arizona filed a 518 page brief in U S district court marking a record for size. The case names Phelps Dodge and Calumet and Arizona Mining as alleged infringers while Carigon Investment of San Francisco is plaintiff and Henry Miller is also involved. The defense argues the Carson patents on a reverberatory copper smelting furnace were anticipated by Siemens patents and prior use in smelting plants.
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Tucson
Ariz
Phelps-Dodge Corporation
Calumet and
Arizona ‘Mining Company
United States — District Court
Carigon Investment Company
San Francisco
Mse
Henry Miller
John
Carson
Siemans
George Camppell Carson
Seventieth Congress Opens with Problems in Washington
The Seventieth Congress begins in Washington with major tasks ahead and party tensions. Republicans hold majorities in House and Senate but defections and western independents threaten full passage of Coolidge's program. Senate balance may shift as Democrats eye subordinate posts, while House acts are projected to move faster under limited debate.
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Seventieth Congress
Washington
House
Senate
Coolidge
Nicholas Longworth
Congress
Two Die and One Injured in State Auto Wrecks
Two deaths and one injury reported from recent automobile crashes in Phoenix Arizona authorities said J D Witt 75 died at the scene and Frank S Baird 54 died in a Phoenix hospital Doris Allen of Phoenix injured as her car collided with another in a residential district. she is the daughter of her driver mother.
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Phoenix
Ariz
J. D. Witt
Frank S. Baird
Doris Allen
Remus Murder Trial Witness Relates Tales Of Wife
George Connors testified about a two year stream of rumors and outbursts of rage from George Remus guiding his belief that Remus was insane. He described plots alleged by Mrs. Remus and Franklin L. Dodge Sr. to kill Remus, deport him, or seize his liquor fortune. The defense signaled Remus may not testify.
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Cincinnati
George Remus
George Conners
Remus
Eden Park
Connors
Walter K. Sibbald
Conners
Charles P. Taft II
Charles H. Elston
Endurance Flight Halted by Weather Over San Francisco Bay
Spirit of California, piloted by Captain Charles Kingsford Smith and Lieutenant George H. Pond, quit a 56 hour endurance flight two hours 19 minutes after liftoff from Mills Field due to rough air. Winds over the sea and bay near San Francisco forced dumping of fuel and an early return to base, with 1418 gallons aboard to avert a tailspin.
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San Francisco
Spirit of California
Charles Kingsford-Smith
George H. Pond
Millsfield
Fets
Golden Gate
Farellone Islands
Sud
Burns-Sinclair Scandal Opens in DC Court Monday
The Burns-Sinclair contempt case in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia set for Monday faces a sharp exchange as Burns detective Charles G. Ruddy clashes with Assistant District Attorney Neil Burkinshaw. Ruddy denies Burkinshaw accused him of drunkenness, accuses Burkinshaw of intimidation, and says the DA's office won’t accept ethics lectures from the Burns Agency.
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Washington
Sinclair-Burns
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Chas. G. Ruddy
Burns
Neil Burkinshaw
Ruddy
Burkinshaw
Sinkinshaw
New York
District Attorney’s Office
Burns Agency
Tole
French diplomat proposes continental security pact for Europe
Joseph Paul-Boncour urges a general peace pact including Russia to solidify a permanent peace base in Europe. He discusses the plan with Anatole Lunacharsky and expects Briand to press the idea with Litvinoff. Britain is seen as unlikely to join due to steadfast commitments under the Locarno agreements.
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Briand
Maxim Litvinoff
Austen Chamberlain
Geneva
Litvinoff
M. Paul-Boncour
Russia
Europe
Great Britain
League of Nations
Burton's Land to Be Sold at Auction in Prescott
Charles Burton's land and holdings in northern Arizona will be sold at public auction on December 27 after a foreclosure judgment of about 500000 in Superior court. The sale includes more than 80,000 acres of land, 34600 acres under state lease, Burton cattle and sheep brands, and all improvements. The total judgment reaches 421459.43 with 66005 owed to a Los Angeles bank, marking the largest sale here since the Humboldt smelter transfer.
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Prescott. Ariz
Arizona
Ruffner
Charles Burton
Yavapai County
Burton
Los Angeles
Humboldt
French Legion Holds Doty Amid Red Tape Delays
The French Foreign Legion still detains Bennett J. Doty of Biloxi Mississippi under the alias Gilbert Clare despite a release notice. He rides a slow freighter toward Marseilles with military escort as authorities decide whether to place him on a New York liner.
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Oran
Algiers
French Foreign Legion
Bennett J. Doty
Biloxi
Miss
Gilbert Clare
Sidi-Belabbas
Tafna
Balearic Islands
New York
Cherbourg
le Havre
Sidi-Bel-Abbas
Marseilles
Doty
Governeur General la Ferriere
Legionaires
France
Boty
Joty
Star Cenies
Fort St. Jean
Seztion
Syria
Mellon Attacks Chamber of Commerce Over Tax Reduction
Secretary Mellon accused the Chamber of Commerce of misrepresenting facts and urged a smaller tax cut than the chamber seeks. He defended the administration’s revenue plan, cited figures from the Ways and Means Committee, and defended the need for a balanced budget while criticizing the chamber for lacking details.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Mellon
Lewis E. Pierson
Chamber
Congress
Treasury
House
Ways “and ‘Means Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge
White House
Petary
Meljlona
Chamber of Commrece
Pecan
Ways and Means Committee
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Whitlock Oil Company of
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Marie Antrim
Wingman
Kansas
J. Fred Christensen
College Springs
Iowa
Mrs. Remus
United Press Wire
Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona Republican
Moses
New Hampshire
England
W. P. Sullivan
Dallas
Mr. Sullivan
G. Austin Haskell
Burton Properties
Paris
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