King George III health update signals renewed concern
Buckingham Palace issues a grave late bulletin as King George III loses ground in his illness. A bacteriological exam is noted and doctors plan a general review of the case tomorrow. Earlier reports described weakness, reduced nourishment, and a smaller margin of safety, prompting renewed public anxiety and a resumed morning bulletin.
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Whitby
London
George
Lord Dawson of Penn
Sir Stanley Hewett
Dallas Assault Case Continued To January Fourteen
Dallas police said Ben Aldridge and Lee Roy Merriman faced two indictments each for criminal assault and three counts of robbery after abducting three Dallas girls from their escorts on the night of December 9. Trial was continued to January 14 by District Judge Adams.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Ben Aldridge
Lee Roy Merriman
Adams
Aldridge
Merrimen
Weather for Amarillo and West Texas
Amarillo and vicinity enjoy a fair day with moderate temperatures. West Texas forecasts show fair conditions and little temperature change. A central Utah high pressure area sits over the Rio Grande valley this morning keeping southern Plains cool, while a northeast Canadian low brings warmer air to the northern Rockies and Plains. The northwestern low’s southeastward path supports a fair to feather Friday with moderate temperatures.
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Amarillo
West
Texas
Utah
Rio Grandge Valley
Plains States
Canadian Northwest
Rocky Mountain
Flu situation in Santa Fe prompts $1000 reward for wreckers
Washington reports Surgeon General Cumming calls influenza outbreak serious with potential spread to Atlantic states. He notes possible second wave later winter, but urges public not to alarm. Deaths weekly and city counts cited. Santa Fe wreck case in California links reward of $1600 for wreckers connected to a northbound Missionary train derailment near Hesperia.
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Santa FE
Associated Press
Washington
Cumming
Atlantic States
United States
Census Bureau
Louisiana
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Texas
New Mexico
el Paso
Fort Worth
Houston
San Antonio
United Press
San Bernardino
Calif
Santa Fe “Missionary
Hispenia
F. 8
Mackie
The
W. H. Burbage
Winslow
Ariz
Los Angeles
F. J. Mackie
A. C. Long
Hesperia
Marshall Explosion Kills Dallas Man at Paint Drum
Clenn Wade, 23, of Dallas died in Marshall Texas after his head was crushed by an exploded compressed air paint drum. He was bending over the drum to spray a storage tank when the blast occurred. his skull was crushed and an eye torn from its socket.
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Associated Preas
Marshall
Texas
Clenn Wade
Dallas
Wade
Life Span Increases and Orphan Statistics At Science Meeting
At the American Association for the Advancement of Science, researchers announced a chemical advance toward treating diabetes by isolating the hormone that controls sugar, a step toward synthetic insulin production. Roy Chapman Andrews and Mongolian discoveries were noted, while Dr. Alfred J. Lotka reported that over 500000 American children have been spared orphanhood due to longer life expectancy.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
John J. Abel
H. Jensen
Johns Hopkins
Association
Charles P. Berkey
Department of Geology
Columbia University
Roy Chapman Andrews
American Museum
Mongolia
Asia
Lotka
American Association For Advancement of Science
Henry Fairfield Osborne
George B. Pegram
Arthur J. W. Hilly
James J. Walker
New York
Chicagoan Fights Two Hours To Get Pants From Thief
Chicago report tells of George Wood a traveling salesman who faced a thief who grabbed his watch $316 and then demanded his pants. They fought two hours in a garage ending with Wood in underwear pursuing the thief who escaped.
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Chicago
George Wood
Wood
Stringent Marriage Laws to Halt Crime in Colorado
Judge Frink McDonough in Denver proposes a five day waiting period to wed and a mandatory one year of marriage before divorce for cruelty claims. The plan aims to curb wasteful marriages and easy divorces tied to social crime and domestic distress.
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Colorado
United Venue
Denver
Conn
Frink McDonough
America
Meonough
Hoover leaves last land sight as Utah sails to equator
President-Elect Hoover on board the USS Utah heads toward the equator after passing Rio de Janeiro, the ship 256 miles south of the equator at noon. The voyage northward covers about 850 miles daily as weather remains pleasant and drills simulate engagement without actual gunfire.
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Utah
Hoover
Virginia Capes
Brazil
Equator
Tomourrow
Naval
Rio de Janeiro
Blue Jacket
Joost
Boston Council Approves Sunday Baseball Measure
Boston city council voted unanimously to accept Sunday sports measures passed by referendum. The act will permit prosecuting Sunday baseball in the city.
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Boston
Associated Press
Forty Thousand Millionaires in U.S. Report
Chicago December 27. Millionaires have risen rapidly, from 7,000 to between 80,000 and 100,000, per Carl Snyder of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. He told the American Statistical Association that currency debasement since the war, soaring security values, and large-scale market manipulation largely created these new fortunes.
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Chicago
Ieee
Carl Snyder
Federal
Bank of New York
American Statistical Association
Honor Requisition for New Mexico Parole Case
Governor Johnston orders requisition of Homer Hamilton of Oklahoma City for parole terms violation in alleged application in the state of New Mexico. Swain is referenced in the report as part of the context. The item notes a cross state action in a legal matter involving an Oklahoma resident.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston
New Mexica
Homer Hamilton
Dean Swain
Texas Cattle Man Dies in New Mexico
Carlos Garcia a longtime San Elizario Texas cattleman died today at the residence of United States Senator O A Larrazola in Albuquerque New Mexico. His widow and daughter survive. He had been a prominent figure in Texas cattle ranching for many years.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Carlos Garcia
United States
O. A. Larrazola
Larrazola
San Elizario
Texas
Missing Flier Eats as Search Is Made
Providence dispatch Dec 27 reports Lieutenant James FE Dyer winner of the Schiff Memorial trophy for safe flying attended a party in his honor at Auburn when authorities sought to confirm a report that his naval plane was forced down near the Massachusetts border late today.
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Associated Press
Providence
James FE. Dyer
Schiff
Auburn
Massachusett S
Dallas honors most useful citizen 1928
A Dallas civic committee honored John J. Simmons, a Dallas capitalist, for rendering the greatest service to the city in the past year. He received the Linz service trophy at a meeting of civic leaders in Dallas on December 27.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas Methodist Education Commission
K. B. Hawk
Fort Worth
J. W. Mills
Houston
J. O. Haymes
Vernon
H. KE. Jackson
San Angelo
A. G. Koenig
Den~ton
Sam BR
Hay
John M. Moore
F. P. Culver
Caralvana
Sterling Fisher
Associated Press
John J. Simmons
Dallas Capitalist
Way
President Coolidge hunts wild turkeys on Sapelo Island
On Sapelo Island Georgia December 27 President Coolidge hunting on Little Sapelo with Col Osman Latrobe Alfred W Jones Edward Varey and Col B E Starling left in a speedboat for the game preserve. Three pheasants and two wild turkeys were bagged and the president wore a wide sombrero leather jacket riding breeches and high laced boots. A second hunting party may include Mrs Coolidge tomorrow morning as an army plane ferried mail and a Curtis amphibian carried cargo to Sapelo Island.
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Associated Press
Savelo Island
Howard I. Coffin
Coolidge
Little Sapelo
Sapelo
Col
Osman Latrobe
Alfred W. Jones
Brunswick
Edward Varey
Mr. Coffin
BE. Starling
White House
Service
Black Hills
Mr. Coolidge
St. Timon's Island
Curtis Flying Service
Sapelo Island
Air Route Manager Arrives in Houston for Gulf Coast Route
W M De Wald operations chief of St Teremony Gulf Coast Airways arrived in Houston to inaugurate the Houston New Orleans air mail and passenger route opening January 23. In the plane were W P O Neil president of the Louisiana Bankers Association and vice president of the Bank and Trust Company of New Orleans, and his son.
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Associated Pregay Houston
W. M. de Wald
St. Teremony Gulf Coast Airways, Inc
Houston
New Orleans
W. P. O'Neil
Louisiana Bankers’ Association
aOnal Bank and Trust Company of
W .P
Robber-Killer At Guggenheim Lab Linked To Poisoned Coffee
A night watchman was poisoned with a powerful toxin at the Guggenheim Brothers laboratory while thieves rifled files and sought drugs or secret formulas. Police seek James Baker, 22, a former lab worker, amid leads from two coffee containers found beside the victim Elmer Mayhew and accomplice Cheatar Macauley. The robbers forced Mayhew to tie Macauley and bound him, gaining $24 and failing to take the safe’s $1,000 in metals.
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Associated Press
New York
Guggenheim Brothers’ Laboratory
James Baker
Elmer Mayhew
Macauley
Baltimore
Henry Gaw
Mayhew
Jlo
Nafe
War department orders tighter border patrol to block exiles
In Mexico City on December 27 the war department ordered border commanders to be especially vigilant to prevent political exiles from entering the country. The government recently refused many petitions from deportees seeking permission to return to Mexico.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
War Department
United States
Mexico
Waco Man To Head Creek Nation Scouts
Okmulgee Oklahoma December 27 M K Davis Creek Nation Boy Scout executive names John Wyche of Waco Texas as scout field executive with Sapulpa Oklahoma headquarters succeeding Carl Barnhart who returns to university work Wyches territory covers Sapulpa Sellyville Keifer and Mounds Oklahoma
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Associated Press
Okmulgee
Okla
M. K. Davis
Creek Nation
John Wyche
Waco
Texas
Sapulpa
Carl Barnhart
Wyche
Sellyville
Keifer
Mounds
Literary Digest editor flies over panhandle toward coast
Burt Morton McConnell editor of the Literary Digest Mrs McConnell and companions started from Wichita on the far southwest leg of an east to near coast flight. They halted El Paso as their scheduled night stop flying in a large tri motor Fokker monoplane piloted by Silas Morehouse.
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Wichita
Kas
el Paso
Burt Morton McConnell
Literary Digest
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