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January 16, 1926

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Oil-Burning Stills de Luxe Are Seized In a $200,000 Liquor Raid in the Bronx

By Unknown Author

A Resienite held after police find oil-burning stills and alcohol on floor above his junk shop

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TERMS WITH ITALY RATIFIED IN HOUSE; VOTE IS 257 TO 133; Seventeen Republicans Join Democratic Opposition to the Debt Agreement. COMPACT GOES TO SENATE Meanwhile House Is Expected to Approve the Five Other Settlements. LAMONT DENIES HIGH RATE Banker Writes That the Morgan & Co. Loan Cost Italy Only 4 1/2 Per Cent. TERMS WITH ITALY RATIFIED IH HOUSE

By Special to The New York Times

House ratifies terms, 257 to 133; all-day session in London

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Snow Plows Cause a Great Stir in London; Britons Slip and Fall, Silk Hats Wrecked

By Copyright, 1926, by the New York Times Company. By Wireless To the New York Times

LONDON, Jan. 15. -- All Britain is snowbound today, the coldest day for five years, and Londoners unable to afford a fortnight in Switzerland are looking forward to the finest week-end of Winter sport enjoyed in a decade.

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COOLIDGE UPHOLDS PERSHING'S ORDERS IN TACNA PLEBISCITE; Dismisses the Chilean Appeal Against Commission's Action in Setting Voting Dates.

By Special to The New York Times

Pres Coolidge dismisses Chilean appeal on decision of Plebiscitary Comm fixing date for Tacna-Arica Plebiscite; text of opinion

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' The Monument Is Still There,' Coolidge Says of Washington

By Special to The New York Times

Comment by Pres Coolidge

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