National Guardsmen Seek Dynamiters in Morehouse Case
National guard units reconnoiter near Mer Rouge and Lake La Fourche as authorities pursue dynamiters linked to the August Morehouse kidnaping and murders. Gov Parker and Adjutant General Toombs direct troops while federal agents target the ringleader amid several arrests and tense civil activity.
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Bastrop
Dee
Morehouse
BE. M. McKein
Ag Rouge
Baltimore
Parker
Johns Hopkins University
Heetrop
National Guard
Lake la Fourche
Mer Bogne
Toombs
Washington
Mer Fogue
Mer Rogue
Department of Justice
Coco
Onen
Dr. Mechain
Monros
Mer Rauge
T. J. Burnett
Arkansas-Louisiana
Four Premiers Meet in London Over Reparations Debates
Europe shapes its future as the big four premiers Poincare of France Bonarian of England Marsolini of Italy and Themnys of Belgium meet at Downing Street to discuss reparations and inter allied debts but adjourn without firm steps.
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Europe
Poincare
France
Bonarian
England
Marsolini
Haly
Themnys
Belgium
Downing Street
London
Dis
Tragic Christmas Suicide in Albuquerque Man Kills Self
Thomas La Rue aged 42 a structural worker in Albuquerque cut his throat with a razor in a West Lead Avenue home. His widow and ten year old daughter survive. The death follows a nervous breakdown linked to work on the Santae boiler shops. Authorities took the body to a local undertaker.
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Santa Fe
Azalie la Rue
Thomas la Rue
Minnie Dinsdale
West
Lead Avenue
Mrs. la Rue
V PI. Ware
Fi Pass
la Rue
Santae
Lovelace
Laue
Belen Man Ends Life With Self-Inflicted Shot
Wayne White aged about 65 shot and killed himself in Belen New Mexico this afternoon. Born near Chicago he worked as a train man in Nebraska and Utah and belonged to the Order of Railway Conductors and the Masons before moving to Old Mexico for 16 years in mercantile business. He came to Belen four years ago for health reasons and the funeral will be held today under the local Masonic lodge. No living relatives are known.
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Belen
N. M
Wayne White
Tie
Chicago
Ill
Nebraska
Utah
Order of Railway Conductors
the Masons
Old Mexico
Masonic Lodge
McGraw Declares He Will Not Retire From Giants
New York December reports claimed J M McGraw would quit as active manager to become president of the Giant corporation National Exhibition company. McGraw said there is no truth to the retirement talk and that Stoneham asked only as a possible leadership question, not a serious offer.
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J. McGraw
Giants
New York
John 4. McGraw
New York Giants
National Exhibition Company
Charles A. Stoneham
Fire Waiter Fired After Whisky Bottle Drops in Senate Restaurant
December 26 report from Washington says a waiter, accused by Senate Rules Chairman Senator Curtis of Kansas of dropping a Christmas whisky flask in the Senate restaurant, was dismissed after an investigation. Curtis had ordered Capitol police to arrest bootleggers in the building.
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Caital
Senate
Curtis
Kansas
Washington
Weather Summary for Denver and Southwest States
Weather outlook reports fair conditions across New Mexico and Arizona with cooler and warmer periods by region. Local university data shows twenty four hour highs around 16, humidity levels near six, with southwest winds and minimal precipitation.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Lindenfeld barred from entry over Wall Street bombing link
Washington officials say Wolfé Lindenfeld, a Polish-born man brought to the United States by a Justice Department agent after the September 1929 Wall Street bombing, will be excluded from entering the country. The immigration bureau upheld Ellis Island’s拒action and Lindenfeld remains detained there. Details of Filia Island proceedings were not released. Lindenfeld has been held since Thanksgiving Day after attempting to enter from Europe.
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Washington
Wolfé Lindenfield
Poland
Department of Justice
Wall Street
Bureau of Immigration
Ellis Island
Lindenfeld
Filia Island
Europe
Lindenfeld Questioned Over Wall Street Bomb Case
Wolfe Lindenfeld, recently brought to the United States, is held at Ellis Island as William J. Byrne of the Justice Department questions him in the federal investigation of the Wall Street bomb explosion. Immigration officials have not admitted him to the country.
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New York
William J. Byrne
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Wolfe Lindenfeld
Wall Street
Lindenfeld
Ellis Island
Burns
Telegraph Men May Strike on Western Roads
Edward J. Manion of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers warned a strike could occur on western railroads if the Railroad Labor Board does not act by January. He filed a rehearing petition over wage cuts totaling about 1.5 million dollars annually for 11 000 operators across lines including the Chicago and Northwestern, Chicago Burlington and Quincy, and Great Northern. Manion said authority to strike would be granted by him to grievance committees on affected roads.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Railroad Labor Board
Edward J. Manion
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Manion
Harding
Labor Board
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago
Burlington and Quincey
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Rock Island
Pacific
Minneapolis
Omaha
Great Northern Illinois Central
Sault Ste. Marie
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Will Renew Search for Clara Phillips in San Francisco
Los Angeles report states the search for Clara Phillips the hammer murderess who escaped from the Los Angeles county jail on December 6 will be renewed in San Francisco tomorrow. A deputy sheriff headed to San Francisco but no clue was disclosed.
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Los Angeles
Clara Phillips
Hammer
San Francisco
McKein Arrest Ties Louisiana Kidnapings to Lake La Fourche findings
Baltimore December 26 Dr B M McKein former mayor Mer Rouge La arrested here at Johns Hopkins Brady Institute awaiting Louisiana action in the Morehouse Parish kidnapings and two mutilated bodies found in Lake La Fourche. He denied knowledge of the killings and claimed the victims were bootlegger gunmen and associates of Negro women.
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Baltimore
B. M. McKain
Mer Rouge
Morehouse Parish
Lake la Fourche
Louisiana
McKein
Johns Hopkins - Brady Institute
Parker
Noted Baseball Player Wes Fisler Dies at 81
Wes Fisler, a first baseman for the original Athletics and a baseball figure from a half century ago, died in a Philadelphia hospital aged about 81. Born in Camden New Jersey, he joined the Athletics in 1865 as an amateur and later earned 1500 dollars a year. He played with Boston on the club’s 1874 European tour and was nicknamed the dand of the diamond for his white cuffs collar and necktie.
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Philadelphia
Weston BC
Wes
Visler
Kahn Plan to Cancel Part of Debt Attacked
Washington reports that Otto H. Kahn’s proposal to differentiate and cancel parts of foreign debt faced strong opposition from U S officials and lawmakers. The debt funding commission rejects such differentiation and constraints limit actions to postponing principal up to 26 years, fixing interest at no less than 4.25 percent, and funding interest with principal for up to 25 years.
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Washington
America
Otto Ht. Kahn
New York
American Webt Funding Commission
Mr. Kahn
United States
Congress
Commission
New York Bankers
Senate
House
Kahn
Smoot
Utah
Debt Funding Commission
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
Ways and Means Committee
Penn State Holds Secret Rose Bowl Practice
Penn State football players practiced secretly at the Rose Bowl today as they prepare for New Year's Day against the University of Southern California. Head coach Hugo Rezdek and staff viewed the sessions, with morning and afternoon workouts deemed satisfactory. The Trojans moved from Los Angeles tonight and will share Rose Bowl facilities with the Lions tomorrow.
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Pasadena
Califf
Dee
Penn State
University of Southern Calfornia
Hugo Rezdek
Southern California Trojans
Los Angeles
Botts Takes Oath as Associate Justice in New Mexico
Clarence M. Botts of Albuquerque took the oath of office and qualified as an associate justice of the New Mexico supreme court in Santa Fe this afternoon. He was appointed by Governor Mechem to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Chief Justice Herbert F. Raynolds.
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Santa Fe
Clarence MM. Botts
Albuquerque
Supreme Court
Gov. M
Berwyn State Bank Failure Announced in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska December 86 announcement by J E Hart state secretary of trade and commerce reveals Berwyn State Bank of Custer county failed with exhausted resources and bad accounts cited as the reasons for collapse.
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Nebraska Bank
Lincoln
Nebr
Berwyn State Bank
Custer County
J. E. Hart
Nebraska State Secretary of Trade and Commerce
Helmike appoints John Armstrong Carlsbad assistant
Attorney General-elect Milton J Helmick named John W Armstrong of Carlsbad as his sole assistant. Armstrong, 51, with a wife and several children, is a University of Missouri graduate with a background in journalism, teaching, and Missouri public service roles. He has served as editor of the Columbia Statesman and Hickory County Democrat and as superintendent of public instruction in Eddy County.
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Milton J Helmick
John W.W. Armsstrong
Carlsbad
Helmick
Armstrong
University of Missouri
Columbia Statesman
Missouri
Hickory County Democrat
Eddy County
Cartsmac
Armenian Home Proposal Dominates Lausanne Conference Talks
At Lausanne the Near East conference grapples with Armenian pleas for a national home in Turkey despite Turkish protests led by Ismet Pasha and Riza Nur Bey. Egypt and Ireland style demands are raised as meetings are postponed while Britain France and Italy weigh Armenian, Bulgarian and Assyro-Chaldean petitions. Noradunghian Pasha presents the Armenian plea.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
Armenia
Seab
Turkey
Ismet Pasha
Riza Nur
Bey
Egypt
Great Britain
France
Italy
Vilayets
Mount Ararat
Cicilia
Ervan
England
Constantinople
Noradunghian Pasha
Divine Sarah Bernhardt Improves Amid Hope For Return
Paris in a lighter mood as Sarah Bernhardt shows improvement and sits up in her room twice in 24 hours. Doctors optimistic but warn her health remains very weak with months likely before any public appearance. Friends, servants and global fans celebrate with visits and flowers.
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Paris
Associated Press
Sarah Bernhardt
Madame Bernhardt
Madame Bernhard
Madame Pernhardt
Sarah
Fernhardt
Madama Sarah
Madame
Bernhardt
Resignation of the fuel distributor to Harding today
Washington reports Conrad L. Spens prepared his resignation as federal fuel distributor for transmission to President Harding. The move ends his term effective January and returns him to vice president duties at the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad. The emergency office may close after January 1 though residual duties may be managed.
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Washington
Conrad L. Spens
Harding
Janary
Speas
Chicago, Burlington and Quincey Railroad
Chicago
Filin to be buried today at Cypress Hill cemetery
John M Filin, who claimed to be the last survivor of the Custer Miners, will be buried tomorrow in Cypress Hill cemetery after dying in a Brooklyn hospital last Sunday.
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Filin
New York
John M
Cypres Hill
Brooklyn
Theo Ape
Prison Warden Jaramillo Resigns After Board Pressure
Placido Jaramillo resigned as warden of the penitentiary in Santa Fe after months of public pressure and a board recommendation for removal. Governor Mechem accepted the resignation, appointing Patrick J. Dugan as acting warden, with James F. Hinkle expected to name a permanent successor. The case followed a July food strike that led to a guard opening fire, killing Martin Baldonaro and wounding five others.
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Santa Fe
Board of Penitentiary Commissioners
Fone
Placido Jaramillo
M. C. Mechem
Patrick J. Dugan
James F. Hinkle
Jaramillo
Martin Baldonaro
Mechem F
Club Women Protest Arbuckle Return To Film Work
New York December 26 a protest against Roscoe Patty Arbuckle reappearing in motion pictures was telegraphed to Will Hays by Mrs Woodallen Chapman chair of the General Federation of Women's Clubs committees on motion pictures. The federation with 2 460 008 members said it would assist individuals to rehabilitate but not at the nation's ideals expense and that youths must be protected from renewed interest in the trial details and associated immoral living.
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New York
Roscoe
Patty) Arbuckle
Will H. Hays
Woodallen Chapman
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Irmeral
Picture cure aims at drunken men brought to station
Des Moines Iowa December 26 Chief of police John B Hammond announced that every drunken man brought to police headquarters will have his picture taken. When sober again he will receive a photo to show how he looked on arrest day. Eighty eight men spent Christmas Eve in the city jail.
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Des Moines
Kowa
John BR. Hammond
Hammond
Idaho Attorney Warren A Lindsey Dies in Boise
Warren A Lindsey, attorney for the United States land office, died at his Boise home Monday afternoon after a six month illness. A Civil War veteran from Ohio, he had lived in Boise since 1899.
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Idaho
Boise
Warren A. Lindsey
United States Land Office
Lindsey
Ohio
Storm Sweeps Atlantic. 14 Ships Put in Quarantine
New York dispatch reports heavy weather battering 14 freighters entering quarantine as fierce hurricanes lash the Atlantic center about 1,000 miles off Europe. Skippers report damaged bridges, crushed small boats, pounded hatches, and crews in oilskins for up to 14 days. Several ships overdue or stranded with repairs needed in Queenstown and Liverpool. The Monroe is due to arrive tomorrow.
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New York
Atlantic
European
United States
la Bavole
Saveie
Lord Byron
York Castle
Monroe
Falmouth
England
St. Vincent
Cape Verde
Lalands
Londier
Norfolk
Queenstown
Halifax
Lorentz W. Hansen
Swansea
Wales
Liverpool
Range Gains a Big Victory at Allied Meeting on Reparations
The commission votes 3 to 1 declaring Germany in voluntary default regarding its wood deliveries. The decision marks a significant victory for allied powers in addressing postwar reparations.
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Range
England Casts Lone Dissenting Ballot on Reparations Vote
Paris Dec 26 France led an Allied Reparations Commission vote declaring Germany in voluntary default on its 1925 wood deliveries by a three to one margin with Great Britain opposing. France Italy Belgium voted yes while Britain stood against, complicating the January 2 premiers meeting dynamics.
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Paris
France
Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Great Britain
Ily
Supeport
Mussolini
Davis and Geddes to Inspect Ellis Island Immigration Station
Secretary Davis of the Labor Department and Sir Auckland Geddes the British ambassador will inspect Ellis Island immigration station in New York. The visit follows parliamentary criticism and aims to review handling and segregation by race of arriving migrants.
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Washington
Davis
Labor Department
New York
Auckland Geddes
Ellis Island
Landlord Jailed for Failure to Heat 72 Tenants
New York December 26 Jacob Solotoroff owner of four East Side apartment houses was sentenced to the Tombs for 60 days after failing to pay a $600 fine for not warming tenants homes. Health inspectors testified only seven tons of coal were used for heating this winter for 72 families.
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New York
Jacob Solotoroff
East Side
George W. Simpson
Health Department
Prison sentences for four men who attacked shopmen
Four men were sentenced in the circuit court by Judge Frank G. Wagaman for attacking Walter Thompson of Baltimore and Dewey Batt of Winchester aboard a Western Maryland Railway train. Luther Brill and Raymond Pontroy received seven years each in the penitentiary, Harry Ditmer and William Fraker five years each. The defendants were tarred, feathered and robbed by masked assailants.
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Fingerstown
Mids Bee
Luther Brill
Raymond Pontroy
Harry Ditmer
William Fraker
Frank G. Wagaman
Walter Thompson
Baltimore
Dewey Batt
Winchester
Way Western Maryland Railway
Holiday liquor poisoning toll rises in Boston
Boston officials report over fifty people hospitalized from alcohol poisoning after holiday drinking. Two deaths occurred and eighteen patients remain in critical condition as hospitals handle the outbreak.
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Kill
Boston
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