Senators Clash Over Seating Smith and Ware in Senate
In Washington on December 6 Senator Norris denounced Senators Smith of Illinois and Ware of Pennsylvania, demanding they be barred from the Senate. He argued large campaign spending and seating bids taint the chamber while Reed and others denied the charges.
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Alfred P. Peck
United Press Staff
Washington
National Capitol
Flect Smith
Ilinois
Ware
Pennsylvania
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
David A. Reed
Smith
Lexyce
Illinois
Youth Charged in Love Affair Murder Plot
Perry Allen Coen alias James Allendale confessed to killing Mr and Mrs Artist to enable elopement with their daughter Isabelle 16. Coroner verdict charges Coen with murder. Isabelle denies complicity and is not held. Mrs Artist died from severe head injuries and Mr Artist is mortally wounded.
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Uy Chited
Hanford
Calif
Perry Allen Coen
James Allendale
Mace
Isabelle
Artists
Coen
Mace Artist
Mornis
Sinclair jury tampering trial evidence to be taken today
Justice Siddons ruled to proceed with evidence in the contempt case against Harry F. Sinclair and five others. Defense argues that surveillance of the Fall-Sinclair jury was not obstruction and contends the petition describes no specific acts corrupting jurors.
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Sinclair
United Press
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Frederick L. Siddons
Siddons
Burns Detective Agency
Burns
Martin W. Littleton
Four Die as Alberta Blizzard Claims Five People
Four people were killed and a seven year old boy remained missing as Alberta endured a severe blizzard. John Richardson froze near Lethbridge, William Cameron died near Vulcan, an unidentified man froze in a wagon near Champion, and John Hucaluk, 7, was lost while walking to school from Coalhurst. Henry Skabor, a railroad worker, was killed by a snow plow near Calger y.
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United Press
Calgery
Alberta
John Richardson
Lethridge
William Cameron
Vulcan
Alta
Champion
John Hucaluk
Coalhurst
Henry Skabor
Here
Protest Filed Over Malheur Railroad Freight Rates
Patrons of the Malheur Railroad from Burns to J Seneca filed a protest with the Public Service Commission against freight rates effective Dec 1, claiming they are unreasonable and discriminatory.
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Salem. Orc
New
Coolidge Signals Push for 1928 Presidential Candidate
President Coolidge told the Republican National Committee to seek another 1928 candidate after his Black Hills statement ended his own run. The move opens chances for several aspirants who had waited for a formal party signal.
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United Press
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Republican National Committee
Frank B
Willis
Ohio
Black Hills
Six Held For Murder In Folsom Prison Riot
After an all day hearing six ringleaders in the Thanksgiving Day prison riot were bound over to Superior Court on murder charges. Attorney Ray T. Coughlin pressed for a dying confession from wounded convicts but was ruled by Justice John Leonard. Governor Young, subpoenaed, did not testify as the state objected to questions about martial law. District Attorney Neil McAllister said informations would be filed and arraignments sought early next week.
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United Press Transcontinental
Folsom
Calif
Ray T. Coughlin
Ray Singleton
Coughlin
Singleton
Justice of the Peace
John Leonard
C. ©. Young
Neil McAllister
Sacramento County
Therm
Dunlap Sentenced to 20 to Life for Murder
Clifton Dunlap of Phoenix received a 20 to life sentence from Judge Gerald Jones after a conviction for second degree murder in the shooting of Pinal County Deputy E. B. Conoley in Casa Grande last August. The judge cited Dunlap's claim of a blind rage and prior protection requests by Mrs. Dunlap as bearing on the punishment.
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Tucson
Ariz
United Press
Clifton Dunlap
Phoenix
Gerald Jones
Dunlap
E. B. Conoley
Pinal County
Casa Grande
Conoley
Newport High Strikers Defy Woman Principal Demands
Striking Newport high school students resist a woman principal, Daisy Thomas Halleck, claiming “grandmotherly ideas.” After a walkout involving 37 students, 15 attend today, with parents regrouping to push for a male principal via next school board elections.
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United Tress Transcontinental
Newport
Ore
Newport High School
Daisy Thomas Halleck
O. E. Kranzke
Mexican Is Killed In Freak Auto Accident
Canuto Terez a 26 year old Mexican was killed in Phoenix when his foot snagged a fender while riding on the back of a truck. The truck passed a flour truck in the same direction and he was crushed when torn loose by the jolt. Witnesses told investigators.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Canuto Terez
Terez
Defense rests in murder trial over Atlantic county case
In Mays Landing New Jersey Mrs Margaret Lilliendahl and Willis Beach face a first degree murder trial tied to the death of Dr A William Lilliendahl near Great Swamp last September 15 A recantation by state star witness Harry P Sanderson shifted the balance as both sides closed their cases Jurors five women seven men will begin five and a half hours of deliberation at 9 30 a m Wednesday with a verdict expected before noon
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United Press
Mays Landing
N. J
Margaret Lilliendahl
Willis Beach
Atlantic County
Harry P. Sanderson
Beach
Sandersons
Sanderson
Lilliendahl
A. William Lilliendahl
Great Swamp
Congress Debates Coolidge Message and Bills
Congress heard President Coolidge deliver his message and continued discussions on urgent deficiency and revenue bills. A $230 million tax reduction proposal moves from committee while Boulder Dam legislation is introduced.
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Coolidge
Boulder Dam
Martial law declared in San Salvador over opposition movement
San Salvador authorities announce martial law after a sedi tious movement by government oppositionists prompts emergency measures. An official statement said the action was taken tonight to restore order and security in the capital.
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San Salvador
Thaw Arrives in Hollywood as Film Venture Begins
Harry Kendall Thaw, famed Pittsburgh financier and 1906 Stanford White killer, arrives in Hollywood to launch his motion picture career. He arrives with two starlets, shuns publicity, questions profits, and doubts whether he will establish a studio or complete films during a six week stay.
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Harry K. Thaw
Hollywood
United Press
Harry Kendall Thaw
Pittsburgh
Stanford White
Tront
Colony
California
Los Angeles
Coolidge Urges Economy and Farm Relief in Message
President Coolidge outlines a program for farm relief and flood control limited to the lower Mississippi, urges governmental economy to cut the national debt, and defends against price fixing subsidies. He notes growth in agriculture, calls for permanent stability and sees overall prosperity and peace.
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United Preas
Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Mississippi
Poul
Rval
Union Diy
Many Are Frost Bitten As Storm Strikes Montana
A roaring blizzard across northeastern and central Montana left rescuers counting 23 rescued frost bitten storm survivors. Wires restored clarified a 16 child bus rumor. Brady not a bus locale. Temperatures plunged to 18 below zero in places as 34 Hope Engineering workers and three wives were trapped near Shelby and Great Falls for nearly two hours.
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United Press
Shelby
Mont
Montana
Brady
Collins
Here
Hope Engineering Company
Great Falls
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