Christmas Eve Party at Pickford Home Ends in Fights
Hollywood reports police were called twice to Mary Pickford’s Los Angeles home after a Christmas Eve party turned violent. Jack Daugherty, ex-husband of Vinia Browne Faire, fled through a back door with an injured arm after biting and injuring Daniel Jaeger, who received facial bruises.
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United Press
Hollywood
Dee
Lott Vickford
Green
J Daugherty
Vin Ia Browne Faire
Fate la Marr
Daniel Jaeger
Miss Pickford
Daugherty
Jaeger
Dickey
Cass
S Sruck
Fuchs Sees Dugan Trade as Good Christmas Gift
Good St. Nicholas delivered a Christmas present to Judge Emil Fuchs, Boston Braves president manager, in the Joe Dugan purchase. Dugan, former Yankee third baseman, was released by New York and seemed bound for Chicago before Boston acquired him by waiver.
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New York
Good St. Nicholas
Emil Fuchs
Boston Braves
Joe Dugan
New York Yankees
Dugan
Yanks
Chicago
Boston
President Portes Gil abolishes summary executions
President Emilio Portes Gil of Mexico ordered the abolition of summary executions as a Christmas gift of liberality and justice. He said human life would be protected and rebels would be turned over for formal trials, with the war department directed to implement the policy through military commanders nationwide.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Emilio Portes Gil
War Department
King George Passes Quiet Christmas Day
London reports King George spent a quiet Christmas with improving local condition and steady strength. Physicians say the next bulletin will be issued tomorrow evening.
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London
King George's Physicians
Tulsa Driver Identified in Truck Tragedy Near White Deer
Identification of one drowned man in a truck-turned-water-vehicle near White Deer was announced by the Stone Undertaking Parlor of Panhandle. Kenneth Hermann, 19, of Tulsa, a nephew of local contractors A. E. Hermann and G. E. Hermann, worked for Hermann Bros. in LeFors oil fields and planned Christmas travel for repairs. The second victim remained unidentified. papers on the body bore the name J. W. Kurlee with no address.
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White Deer
Stone Undertaking
Panhandle
Kenneth Hermann
Tulsa
Oklo
Young Hermann
A. E. Hermann
Harrison Street
G. E. Hermann
Hayden Street
Amarillo
Hermann Bros
LeFors
J. W. Kurlee
Nicaragua Official Calls U S to Take Over Nation
General Segundo Chamorro, a Nicaragua lower house member, urged in an interview that the United States should govern Nicaragua for an indefinite period. He arrived aboard the El Salvador and said 2,500 national guardsmen recruited to be led by American officers would aid stability, but only U S control could prevent chaos.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Segundo Chamorro
Nicaragua
United States
Emiliano Chamorro
Little Republic
el Salvador
Reviews of Panhandle development in Amarillo year ahead
The Sun's News-Globe plans a year in review edition for Amarillo and the Panhandle. It will cover highway and railroad progress building city improvements school expansion and all development phases. National topics on politics commerce aviation will also feature readers urged to preserve the edition.
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Amarillo
The
Panhandle
News - Globe
News-Globe
Foot Prints New Clue In Grand Canyon Mystery
Footprints at the bottom of the Grand Canyon Gorge point to Glenn Hyde and his wife continuing their dangerous river trip in a home made scow. They began 67 days ago and were last seen at Bright Angel. Army aviators had found the scow at Separation Rapids and new prints at Bass Cable crossing and Ruby Canyon Rapids suggest they reached further downstream.
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Associated Press
Grand Canyon
Ariz
Colorado River
Glenn Hyde
Hansen
Idaho
Ruby Canyon Rapids
Hydes
Colorado
Mrs. Hyde
Bright Angel
Great Canyon
Separation Rapids
Hyde
Bass
Cable Crossing
Ruby Canyon
Two Steamers Safe After Alaskan Reef Rescue
In heavy gale near Cordova Alaska the steamer Starr ran adrift while Roosevelt towed it. Roosevelt fouled a propeller and both ships neared jagged reefs with 16 aboard Roosevelt in danger. Northwestern pumped oil to calm waves. Attu aided and began tow to Port Etches as snow fell. Roosevelt had served with Peary on the North Pole expedition.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Starr
Gulf of Alaska
Roosevelt
Art Etches
Cordova
Alaska
Northwestern
Attu
Port Etches
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Vanderbilt Collects Hawaiian Fish for Museums
Honolulu December 25 More than one hundred specimens of Hawaiian fish were collected by W K Vanderbilt New York millionaire and sportsman during the recent voyage of his private yacht Ara They are destined for Vanderbilt's museum and the American Museum of Natural History
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Honolulu
W. K. Vanderbilt
New York
Vanderbilt
American Museum of Natural History
Palo Alto Boy Wins 3000 Dollar School Prize
Major Ches ter I Mills wins the $25 000 Durant prize for best plan to enforce the eighteenth amendment. Malcolm D Altmack wins the $5 000 school prize for Palo Alto High School with a plan to be made public January 1. Plans cover preventing industrial alcohol diversion and propose various restrictions and reforms.
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Associated
Treas
New York
Chester I. Mills
W. ©. Durant
Malcolm D. Altmack
High Schoal
Palo Alto
Calif
Almack
Dirant
Ae Mills
Walter H. Nichol
W. C. Thompson
Ohio State University
William W. Allen
Institute For Public Service of New York
Jane Adams
Hull House
Chicago
William KE. Borah
Idaho
Bruce Barton
George Gordon Battle
S. Parks Cadman
Federated Council of Churches of Christ In America
Carter Glass
Virginia
James G. Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
Willian G. McAdoo
Serve Ury
The
Treasury
Robt
J. Owen
Oklahoma
Owen Roberts
Philadelphia
Elmer Schlesinger
Attourney
G. P. Whale
Vacuum Oil Company of
Stephen S. Wise
Union
District of Columbia
United States
China
Mexican merchant fatally shot by American girl
Miss Bernice Rush, an American milliner, was arrested in Mexico City after she shot Genero Benavente, a Mexican merchant, in front of Belen prison during a quarrel over a $5,000 lawsuit. Five shots were fired before her capture.
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United Preas
Mexico City
Bernice Rush
Genero Benavente
Benavente
Belen
Bread and Water On Christmas for Jail Break Plot
Whatcom County jail inmates received bread and water for Christmas instead of the planned turkey dinner after sheriff reports finding two bars of contraband in cells. He suspects some prisoners knew of the plan but believes not all participated.
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Kellingham
Wash
Dee
Whatcom County
Fatal Feud Sparks Pair of New Mexico Murders
Special to The News Roswell NM Dec 28 quiet Christmas holiday mood ruined by two alleged Eddy county murders. In Artesia 17 year old K R Cavenger shot and killed James Ballou after a family feud dispute. Cavenger and his father are in custody charged with murder. In Carlsbad Miguel Martinez, alleged desperado, killed Jose Martinez with two others held. Martinez captured in Texas and returned to Roswell. District Attorney J C Owburn says death penalty will be sought.
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Rosweel
N. M
Eddy County
New Mexico
Artesia
KR. II. Cavenger
Harry Cavenger
James Ballou
Cavengers
Ballous
Ballou
Cavenger
Nad
Young Cavenger
Winx
Carlsbad
Alsa
Jove Martinez
Miguel Martinez
Miguel
van Horn
Texan
Tae
Roswell
Jose Erigo
Enrique Fernando
J.C. Owburn
Denver bandits cry merry Christmas during double grocery robberies
Two armed gunmen robbed two Denver stores last night and cried Merry Christmas as they fled. In one Piggly Wiggly they took $25, while at L G Tallant’s grocery the robbers stole $4 before Tallant fired a pistol at them.
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Iy United Prensy
Denver
Colo. der
Boy With Toy In Throat Receives Widespread Gifts
Frank Brooks, 14 months old from Asco West Virginia, spent Christmas Day in a Cincinnati hospital after swallowing a miniature motorcycle toy ten days earlier. Surgeons could not operate due to critical condition though improvement potential was noted for the next day.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Dee
Frank Brooks
Asco
Death claims Mary Ewing on trip to Amarillo hotel
Mary Ewing a longtime Amarillo resident died suddenly Monday night while visiting at a downtown hotel. She leaves husband A O Ewing and two daughters Mia RJ Bonner of 1011-2 Taylor Street and Mrs KF A Hauling of Los Angeles. Funeral by Nev G I Yates of First Baptist at Slackburn Boxwell chapel 3230 this afternoon with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named.
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Mary Ewing
Amarilla
Mia
Bonner
Taylor
A. O. Ewing
Bonner Residener
KF. A. Hauling
Los Angeles
Haeling
Amarillo
Nev. G. 1. Yates
First Baptist Church
Slackburn- Boxwell Chapel
Charles Ware
VY. OH. Fuqua
Miles Bivinn
Albert Biving
J. ©. Winn
Grover HB. Hill
Claude Bromett
Henry Ansley
Fy J Fagan
L. O. Thompson
DB. A. Arenold
Hob Pucket
FF. Randall
Warm Christmas Day Draws Amarillo Residents Away
A warm Christmas shone across Amarillo with temperatures from 42 at 7:00 to 57 at 4:00 PM. Many residents left the city for nearby towns taking advantage of mild roads and favorable weather.
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Amiarillo
Irving Berlin’s Son Dies of Heart Attack
New York December 25 The 24day old son of Mr and Mrs Irving Berlin died today of a heart attack at the family home Irving Jr had shown no illness until seized by the attack early this morning The composer and his wife are the guardians of a girl Mary Ellen two years old
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Associated Press
New York
Irving Berlin
Irving Jr
Clarence MacKay
Mary Ellen
Californians After Cash to Buy Presents
Police report a running gun fight as a group of suspects robs buyers of presents. A officer and two others were injured during the exchange. Investigators seek suspects and motive in the incident.
Berkeley students accused in Redlands College murder and robberies
Three students from the University of Redlands were implicated in a fatal shooting and a robbery at a florist shop. Thaddeus Orner and William Cooney were taken into custody after a swift sequence of events led to a motel arrest for George Keller as the alleged accomplices allegedly confessed. An inquest was planned for Huluts, with arraignments anticipated for the other two.
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Berkeley
Cah
University of Teed
Tanda Caly
Catralman Thaddeus Orner
Willimn
Cornewell Cooney
George W. Keller Wi
Wma
Christos Motey
Cooney
Keller
Redlands
Werb
Duke
Hall
San Bernardino
Planes of Bolivians Drop Four More Bombs
The Asuncion dispatch says Bolivian airplanes dropped four bombs over Paraguayan troops with one explosion causing no damage. Bolivians also fired with machine guns but no casualties were reported. Unexploded bombs were delivered to President Jose Guguliria. The minister of war said all was quiet in the Gran Chaco.
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Ay United Mites
Buenos Aires
Asuncion
la Prenan
Elmshey Nani
la Pretica
Jose Guguliria
Paraguay
Prenay
Five escape flame trapon Taylor roof on Christmas Eve
Five people barely escaped from the top floor of the Taylor home in Taylor Texas as a Christmas Eve fire destroyed the building. The upper floor collapsed after the blaze, first spotted in the pantry, forced a rapid exit. Damage was about $10,000. owners Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Taylor were away in Dallas.
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Associated Pree Taylor
Texan
Taylor
E. G. Drake
N. E. Hudson
Hadson
SB. Taylor
Dallas
Vanderbilt to Visit Wife in Reno
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. left Salt Lake City by air mail plane for a Christmas visit with his wife in Reno Nevada. He had arrived earlier in the day by transcontinental train from the east.
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Vanderbilt
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Reno
Nev
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