Hoover to renew world arms cut efforts after inauguration
The League of Nations plans vigorous disarmament moves including naval cuts after Herbert Hoover's inauguration if the United States approves provisional plans. A Geneva expert committee would meet March 11 to discuss armament manufacture control and a preparatory disarmament commission would be summoned after Easter.
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Paris
League of Nations
Herbert Hoover
United States
J. Loudon
Netherlands
France
League
Eric Colban
Geneva
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
Funeral Rites Held for W. H. Stitch at Griggs Chapel
Funeral services for 82 year old W. H. Stitch were conducted at Griggs Funeral chapel at 11 this morning. Rev. G L Yates of First Baptist and Rev. D D Sumral of San Jacinto Baptist officiated. Pallbearers included Oscar Walker A M Caraway Jimmie Allison Hugh Gouldy R E Gatlin and Bert Slay. Burial followed in Llano Cemetery.
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W. H. Stitch
Adams Street
Griggs
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
D. D. Sumrall
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Oscar Walker
A. M. Caraway
Jimmie Allison
Hugh Gouldy
R. E. Gatlin
Bert Slay
Llano Cemetery
Lorenz Returns To Open New New York Clinic
Dr. Adolf Lorenz the famed bloodless surgeon arrives in New York for the winter and announces plans to establish another clinic after gaining national attention for his knife free treatments.
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Adolf Lorenz
Vienna
New York
Program of Mexican School Is Postponed
Due to a flu epidemic the Christmas program at the public school in the Mexican section is postponed indefinitely. It was set for Friday night but may not be held this year if health conditions do not improve.
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Zenith
Macaulay
Walter Scott
Tockhart
Stockhart
Scott
Coleridge
Globe-News
Leadville Officials to Face Federal Arraignment
Twenty six Leadville city officials and residents, charged in a federal indictment with conspiracy to violate prohibition laws, were arraigned in Leadville and bonded for a Pueblo trial set to begin January 7. Tony Mongone of the Pioneer club was arrested in a sweeping raid.
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Leadville
Colo
Tony Mongone
Pioneer Club
United States
Richard C. Callen
R. J. McDonald
Grand Jury
Pueblo
Indian to be executed for ax slaying in Georgia
R. H. Whitey Sheppard, an Indian, is to die in the electric chair at noon in Milledgeville Georgia for an ax murder. His final plea for clemency was denied after Davie Brasswell, a key eyewitness who testified against him, described events leading to the slaying.
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Associated Press
Milledgeville, Ga
R. H. (Whitey) Sheppard
Davie Brasswell
Blackfoot convict to witness execution demand at Atlanta trial
Sheppard cited by defense to compel a female witness to attend the execution, hoping she would retract her trial testimony. The warden said the woman would be allowed to witness if she wished. Sheppard, a Blackfoot Indian, had two convictions for the Homer Fowler slaying in February 1927. Separately in England, a man charged at Croydon with bogging had five beer bottles and razors found on him.
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W. J. Burke
State
Sheppard
Homer Fowler
Atlanta
Croydon
England
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