Coolidge Vacation Prospects Roil Black Hills Plans
Washington dispatch discusses President Coolidge's possible 1927 summer retreat at the Black Hills South Dakota, noting the region's topography and accessibility. It cites Senators Norbeck and McMaster escorting leaders to the White House and mentions healthful pine scenery and modern roads as factors in choosing a site.
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Dakota
Black Hills
Coolidge
Norbeck McMaster
Ite
Ardy
Atlantic
Rockies
Black Hills Hills
Weather Porkcast for New Mexico Arizona and Denver
Unsettled Saturday and Sunday across New Mexico with partly cloudy south portions and little change in temperature. Arizona sees unsettled conditions in the west portion and fair Sunday with above normal temperatures. Wind and humidity readings vary. no significant precipitation reported.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Woman Spent Only $99 for Congress Seat
Mrs John W Langley of Kentucky reported to the house on Friday that she spent only 99 to gain the seat in congress held by her husband before his conviction on prohibition law violations. The filing day closed with most campaign expenditure statements in, including Douglas Arizona reporting 3117.
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Washington
John W. Langley
Kentucky
House
Congress
Douglas
Arizona
Conviction That Body Was Planted Hears Claims by Olson
Albert Olson asserts the corpse of Clara Olson was planted to mislead investigators about her murder. Clara, 22, pregnant, vanished September 9 from her father Erdman Olson’s home and was found in a shallow grave near the tobacco plantation. Suspects are being held in Danville Illinois Des Moines Evansville and Crawfordsville. An inquest is scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
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Prairie YU Chien
Wis
Clara Olson
Erdman Olson
Albert Olson
Clara
Erdman
Olson
Gale College
Crawford County
Danville
Des Moines
Evansville
Crawfordsville
Ind
Mrs Lane's Clandes tine Affair at Arizona Trial
In Phoenix Arizona on December 3 the state continued cross examination in a first degree murder case against D G Lane as his wife Gladys Lane faced a hostile hearing over alleged affair with Dr John Franklin Reed. Defense revealed letters while presenting a note about Lamy leaving Phoenix to prevent a murder as part of the volatility surrounding Reed and the Lanes.
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Phoenin
Ariz
Arthur T. la Prade
Maricopa County
Gladys Lane
Superior Court
D. G. Lane
John Franklin Reed
Phoenix
Lane
Reed
Jane
Lamy
Cisco
Texas
Edison in Serious Shape After Appendicitis Operation
William Al Edison, son of Thomas A Edison, remained in serious condition in Wilmington after a relapse following his appendicitis operation a week earlier. His physician said there was little change and the case was being watched closely.
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William AL. Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Wilbur Charge Stirs Fall-Doheny Oil Trial Turmoil
Washington reports turmoil as a Navy secrecy dispute surfaces in the Fall-Doheny case. Defense claims an order silenced Robison on confidential information related to Elk Hills leasing. Robison testifies he knew key negotiation details and sought Navy input for decisions on Pearl Harbor storage.
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Washington
Wilbur
Navy
Fall-Doheny
Defense
J. K. Robison
Navy Department
Robison
Justice Hoehling
Defese
Coolidge
Doheny
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Pacific
Bain Cross
H. Foster Bain
Bureau of Mines
Admiral Robison
Faull
Interior Department
Santa Fe Merchant Injured in Taxi Collision
Two automobile accidents were reported Friday in Santa Fe. Henry Kaune, a veteran merchant and Chamber of Commerce treasurer, was knocked down by a taxicab at the La Fonda corner suffering a scalp wound and contusions with shock. Mrs. J J Moise of Santa Rosa was injured near Rowe when the sedan door opened and she was thrown out. She was admitted to St Vincent's sanitarium in a semi conscious state but later recovered enough to return home.
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Santa FE
Henry Kaune
Chamber of Commerce
la Fonda
Piasa
J. J. Moise
Santa Rosa
Old Trails
Rowe
St. Vincent's Sanitarium
Banta Me
Moise
Banta Kus
Chaplin Confers With Lawyers Over Million Dollar Maintenance
Los Angeles December 3 Charles Spencer Chaplin gathered his attorneys at his Beverley Hills home to plan how much of his wealth would be spent to prevent a court fight with his estranged wife Lita Grey over a property settlement. Mrs Grey says Chaplin subjected her to cruelty and seeks separate maintenance while keeping hopes of ongoing marriage alive. Custody of their two children Charles Spencer Jr and Sidney Karle centers future negotiations.
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Los Angeles
Charles Spencer Chaplin
Beverley Hills
Chaplin
Lita Grey
George Brebe
Marna Kennedy
Miss Grey
Mexico
Studio Land
Hollywood
Charles Spencer, Jr
Sidney Karle
Charles Ringling Dies at Home in Sarasota
Sarasota, Florida reports the death of Charles Ringling circus man financier and railroad builder at 7 o clock Friday after weeks of illness. He was one of the Ringling Brothers who built a famous wagon show that grew into the world’s largest circus organization.
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Sarasota
Fla
Charles Ringling
Mr. Ringling
Ringling
Students Attack Jewish People in Romanian Towns
Fantry and cavalry were sent to disperse bands of students in Bessarabia on Friday after reports of attacks on Jewish residents. In Kishinev students smashed windows, while in Caiaras near Kishinev to Jassy they stormed a locomotive, bound the engineer, and beat many Jews until companions returned with more force.
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Bucharest
Bessarabia
Kishinev
Caiaras
Jassy
Baron and Mille de Pre Held In Paris Visit In San Francisco
Baron and Baroness Mille de Pre, guests of Mrs. Charles Chaplin, are registered at the Hotel St. Francia in San Francisco amid inquiries into a party that allegedly disrupted Chaplin's home. They admit attendance and say they were greatly distressed by the outcome, and they plan to depart for Paris on Saturday.
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San Francisco
Baron
Mille de Precourt
Paris
Charles Chaplin
St. Francia
Parie
Four Amarillo Police Officers Indicted by Potter County Grand Jury
Four Amarillo police officers including Chief Chartea J. Blackwell were indicted in three unrelated cases by the Potter County grand jury. Blackwell is charged with falsely imprisoning Mrs. W. H. Redwing during her arrest for shoplifting on November 10. Also indicted are Patrolman William McFarland for aggravated assault on Jack Idridge, Motorcycle Officer J. E. B. Williams, and KK. L. Cane for threatening W. G. Street with a pistol.
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Amarillo
Texas
Dee
Chartea J. Blackwell
Potter County
Grand Jury
Blackwell
W. H. Redwing
William McFarland
Jack Idridge
J. EB. Williams
KK. L. Cane
W. G. Street
Auction Draws Tears From Farm Youth At Chicago Expo
At the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago, farm boys and girls watched their cattle bid upon, eyes moist as animals they raised were sold. Many prepared to leave for home while a few lingered to see how their stock fared.
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Chicago
Professor Finds Keys After Elsie Janis Performance
Professor Donnell of the university found a large bunch of keys at the armory Friday night after the Elsie Janis performance and is holding them for the owner.
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Donnell
University
Armory
Elsie Janis
Albuquerque indorses J. T. McLaughlin for highway board
An Albuquerque business group formed a Santa Fe delegation to urge Governor elect Dillon to appoint J. T. McLaughlin, a mining man and former city commissioner, to the highway commission. The committee, meeting at De Vargas hotel, includes Roy Campbell and others and will present their case next Monday.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Dillon
J. T. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
de Vargas Hotel
Roy Campbell
C. T. French
Antonio Garcia Y Sanchez
Margaret Medler
M. C. Mechem
R. A. Kistler
A. L., Martin
D. H. Boatright
KE. J. Strong
Kenneth Balcomb
David Rosenwald
Dr. M. K. Wylder
Frank Hubbell
M. J. McGuinness
Mexico City reports mixed signals on U S relations and oil
An official Mexico City statement says President Calles has broad backing for policies affecting Mexico United States ties. Contradictory reports emerged over government oil interests and a Mexican embassy denial in Washington sparked claims of a possible rupture. The embassy said foreign firms retain existing rights as before May 1, 1917.
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Mexico City
Dee
Republic
Calles
Mexico
United States
Washington
Indictment in Boston Lottery Pool Case Files 36 Defendants
A federal grand jury returned a secret indictment in Boston charging thirty six defendants from New York and Massachusetts with conspiracy to ship lottery tickets between states. The Albany and Hudson pools allegedly funded about 15000 dollars to the Republican campaign in New York state elections. Names will be announced at arraignment. six defendants are in Albany and thirty from Massachusetts including Springfield Pittsfield and North Adams. The pools operated lotteries on baseball results and clearing house statistics.
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Boston
Mass
New York
Massachusetts
Albany and Hudson Pools
Albany
Springfield
Pittsfield
North Atlama
Jury Reaches Verdict in Murder Case in Somerville
In Somerville New Jersey Mrs Frances Stevens Hall and her brothers Henry and Willie Stevens were found not guilty of murdering Mrs Eleanor Mills after a five hour deliberation. The verdict followed cheers from relatives and remarks by Mrs Hall through her counsel noting vindication after four years of allegations. Bail hearings set for the Stevens brothers and Henry Carpender with further indictments for the Hall case noted.
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Timothy Pfeiffer
Mr. Pfeiffer
Willie
Henry Stevens
New Jersey
United States
Mr. Neilson
Mra. Hall
Willie Stevens
Henry Carpender
Charles W. Parker
Mills
Stevens Brothers
Hall
Henry
Porter
Parker
Frank Dunster
Edeward W. Nall
New Brunswick
Indictments to be quashed after Mills case ruling
After a Friday conference with Governor Moore Attorney General Katsenbach said acquittal in the Hall Mills trial would lead to quashing of other indictments against the defendants Senator Simpson would be relieved as special prosecutor if he chose not to seek quashing of the other indictments.
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Trenton
N. J. Dee
Moore
Katsenbach
Hlall Mills
Simpson
Arizona Pioneer Claim The Actress Heir In $4 Million Estate
In Suffolk probate court Mia Carlott Cockburn of San Gabriel California argues she is Lotta Crabtree’s niece and daughter of John A Crabtree. Depositions from Robert Reynolds and Michael Rice tie Tombstone Arizona in the eighties to a daughter named Carlotta, with claims Crabtree intended to name the child after his sister.
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Boston
Tombstone
Arizona
Suffolk
Mia
Carlotta Cockburn
San Gabriel
Calif
Lotta Crabtree
Arizona Mining Camp Supported the Contention of Mrs. Cockburn
John A. Crabtree
Robert Henry Reynolds
Naco
Ariz
Michael M. Rice
California
John Crabtree
Eaid
Ijack Crabtree
Reynolds
Mice
Crabtree
Jack Crabtree
Carlotta
Jack
Ed Bullock
San Francisco
Anna Leopold
Crabtrees
Lotta
Rice
Pweson
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Ias
Frederic William Wise
Albert Johnson
Washton State
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Ohnson
Ed Jonez
House Immigration Committee
Johnjaman
Jones
Jonez
Johnson
Newsper
Hoquiam
Wash
George E. Jams
Voters Bureau
Wage
Willard Draight
France
Servier
Ijams
Ranveroan
Pervkonal Suasion
Pershing
G. H
Charles G. Hwes
Trama
Porkcast
Loon Report
Wisconsin
Lad
THUR
WM. L. Edison
Wilmington, del
Bombonell
Secretary of Navy
AUTO
Palward W. Hall
Kenry Stevens
Chas. Ringling
Wibb
J.T. Mplaughlin Indorsed
Highway Board
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