Japanese seize Mukden amid Manchurian hostilities
Tokyo reports Japanese troops occupied Mukden despite Chang Tso Lin’s protests. The city falls under a military order banning armed entry and hostilities within six miles of the railway from Chang Chun to Dalny. Beijing allies warned against entering Mukden. dispatches note Manchuria troop movements and shifting control as tensions rise.
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London
Daily Mail
Mukden
The
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Tokio
Chang
Dalny
Japan
Chang Tso- Lin
Marshal Chang
Kuo Suneg-Ling
Feng Yu-Hsiang
National People's Party
Chane
Hsin-Min- Fu
War Office
Manchuria
Korea
Kuyushu
Kyushu
South Manchuria
China
Antune
Shanghai
Kuo Sung Line
Feng Yu Helane
Chang Tso-Lin
Sunshine Tate Not Without Prohibition Law
Santa Fe reports the New Mexico Supreme Court voided the 1928 state prohibition law which attempted to adopt Volstead act penalties. The earlier transport manufacture and sale ban remains in effect, while federal authorities tighten enforcement. No local confirmation of border booze schemes was found.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Iowan Charged With Murder In School Teacher Shooting
Cherokee Iowa December 17 the grand jury charged Edward Fuckinger with murder in the fatal shooting of Morris Hardy whose body was found in a car near Wash ta The accused pled not guilty through counsel and the case was set for January 11 Officials later said his confession implicating a young school teacher was likely untrue
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Cherokee
Iowa
Grand Jury
Edward Flickinger
Morris Hardy
Washta
Fuckinger
Santa Fe Purchases 15 Locomotives from Baldwin Works
New York December 17 rail equipment orders flow to manufacturers. The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway bought fifteen locomotives from Baldwin Locomotive Works while Wabash and Chicago and Northwestern ordered twenty five and ten locomotives respectively from Lima.
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New York
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Wabash and
Chicago & Northwestern Railways
Lima Company
Poison Fiend Sought by Police in Madison Food Poisonings
Madison police redouble efforts to catch the so called poison fiend after two more attempts linked to a maniac suspect. The poisoner reportedly targeted customers of a large grocery, expanding a string of near victims and threatening citizens' food supplies.
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Madison
Wis
How to Build an Efficient Outdoor Radio Aerial
This guide stresses two insulators at each end of the aerial and enamel copper wire to reduce energy loss. It advises wooden or iron poles, spacing from metal or trees, and using glaz ed insulators to prevent leakage. The article promotes better reception by proper setup and positioning.
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The
Supreme Court orders accounting over state funds tied to Grant Park bank
Springfield Dec 17 Governor Len Small ordered by the supreme court to account for about 1,000,000 in interest on state funds allegedly withheld as state treasurer. The decision cites a secret agreement with the Grant Park bank owned by BE Curtis and son, with profits from re loans to Chicago packers split with Small. Small vows to seek a rehearing and says he paid all interest into the treasury.
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Springfield
Len Small
Supreme Court
Small
Grant Park Bank
BE. C. Curtis
Chicago
Verne
Eddie Mack to headline Denver boxing card
Eddie Mack of Regis College Denver is slated to fight the main event against Joe King Leopold of Los Angeles at Denver Friday night. Leopold is among the nation's top featherweights and has defeated Don Terror Long in Denver and beat Danny Kramer, a leading contender in the world rankings. Mack plans to return to Santa Fe after Christmas with potential bouts upcoming.
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Regis College
Denver
Joe King
Leopold
L. A
Santa Fe
Eddie Mack
Joe King Leopold
Los Angeles
Calif
Don Terror Long
Long
Danny Kramer
New York Boxing Commission
Kramer
Kaplan
Dundee
Red Chapman
Mike Dundee
Mack
Dan Ortiz
Ex-Convict Confesses to Killing Roy Tolzmann
John Steinert an ex convict admitted killing eight year old Roy Tolzmann. In a signed written confession he said he took the boy to a barn hay loft near Milwaukee and attacked him. He stated Roy screamed and he choked the child to death then set the barn on fire. He said he became frightened upon coming to himself.
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Milwaukee
John Steinert
Roy Tolzmann
Steinert
Roy
Steiner
Griego in Critical Condition After Barelas Bridge Incident
Horatio Griego remains in critical condition at his home after being struck near Barelas bridge by unknown autoists. Doctors attempted amputation of a limb to save his life, but the injury endangers his recovery.
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Horatio Griego
Barelas Bridge
Wreck Delay Spurs Haskell Indian Football Team Practice
Kingman Arizona December 17 A stalled Santa Fe main line wrecked freight cars near Powell delaying the Haskell Indian football squad en route to Los Angeles for their thirteenth game. Coach Dick Hanley pressed a quick practice during the delay as the Indians prepared to face the Los Angeles Athletic Club. The team has traveled about 22000 miles this season and there were no casualties.
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Kingman
Ariz
Santa Fe
Haskell
Los Angeles
Dick Hanley
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Powell
Valentino files for divorce from moving picture star
Mrs Rudolph Valentino sues for divorce from film star Rudolfo Guglielmi known as Valentino The petition lists marriage at Crown Point Indiana on March 15 1923 and cites desertion The proceedings expected to run six weeks to two months with possible reconciliation attempt by the judge in his private office
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Paris
Rudolph Valentino
Moving Picture Star
Rudolfo Guglielmi
Valentino
Guglielmi
DeWolff
Crown Point
Ind
Old Bill the 57 Year Old World’s Oldest Horse Dies
Old Bill a 57 year old horse claimed as the oldest in the world died suddenly on the farm of owner John C. Sander in Washington New Jersey. He had continued work in harness until just before his death and was rarely ill.
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Old Bill
Washington, N. J
Bill
John C. Sander
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