Marital Turmoil Hinders Probe Into Nurse Slayer
Denver police pursue the case of Patrolman R. K. Evans shot by his nurse Farice King in a hospital ward. King, wounded, faces murder charges as officials reveal a tangled history of past marriages, lovers, and a son in Des Moines claiming Evans as his father.
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Denver
Colo
R. K. Evans
Farice King
Miss King
Evans
Gilman
Iowa
J. C. Bodzine
Bodzine
Marion
Des Moines
Vote Probe Continues Over Precinct Return Alterations
The committee heard Wurzbach contest claims and Fritz Russi was sought on a subpoena after a precinct 20 official testified that returns were retrieved and altered from 298 to 328. McCloskey denied any alteration while Hoe claimed he only saw the returns a week after canvassing began.
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Wurzbach
Ed Englehart
Fritz Russi
McCloskey
Russi
John H. Bickett, Jr
Bickett
Fred Lehrbach
New Jersey
Lehrbach
Man shoots family in Molino tragedy leaves one dead
In Molino near Pensacola Florida a husband who had been absent two years returned to his mother-in-law's home and fired on family members. Mrs L B Gorder died before hospital arrival and three others were dying or not expected to recover. Domestic trouble is cited as the cause.
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Pensacola
Fla
Molino
L. B. Gorder
Harvard Commission Advises Doctors on Paralysis Serum
The Harvard Infantile Paralysis Commission releases guidance on convalescent serum for infantile paralysis in early cases. Doctors will not administer directly. commission staff will provide doses and diagnosis support through the State Board of Public Health during 9 to 5 hours.
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Boston
Harvard Infantile Paralysis Commission
Lloyd Aycock
E. H. Luther
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State Department of Public
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Bishop urges lifting religious restrictions in Mexico
Bishop Miguel De La Mora of San Luis Potosi appealed in El Universal for the government to remove religious restrictions. He, in hiding since the dispute began, said separating people from the clergy risks severing faith and driving Catholics to defy laws, noting clergy left churches two years ago.
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Mexico City
Miguel de la Mora
San Luis Potosi
el Universal
de la Mora
Ira Remsen the Painter Playwright Ends His Life
Carmel California November 30 Ira Remsen 51 painter and playwright known as a successful failure is found dead. He shot himself after his play Inchlings was rejected by New York producers. He left his 3000 dollar estate to his brother Dr Charles M Remsen of New York City.
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Charles M. Remsen
New York City
Remsen
Eleven Seamen Drowned as Ship Grounds in Typhoon
Manila reports reveal 11 sailors drowned and four missing when the inter island steamer Euzkudi grounded at San Juan island during a severe typhoon that lashed the central Philippine Islands from Thursday to Saturday. The storm's death toll reaches 125 with 19 unaccounted for. Great damage struck inter island ships and fishing vessels. negrot losses tallied at 7 million pesos.
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Manila
Inter Island
Euzkudi
San Juan Island
Philippine Islands
Manila Bulletin
Ramsey
Caravan de Misamis
Negros
Hupp Chandler merger plans announced
Samuel Regar treasurer of Chandler-Cleveland Motors announces that negotiations for control by Hupp Motor Car Corporation are concluded. The deal transfers Chandler-Cleveland to Hupp with Fred C. Chandler abroad. no plans for Cleveland plants were released.
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Cleveland
Samuel Regar
Chandler- Cleveland Motors Corporation
Chandler Company
Hupp Motor Car Corporation
Fred C. Chandler
Regar
Chandler-Cleveland
Hupp
ThiefApologizes by Spelling Thanks with Nuts
In Dallas on Thanksgiving day B E Goldberg found his refrigerator looted of shelled nuts imported from New York. The thief left a note of apology by spelling the word thanks with the kernels on the walk outside a rear porch.
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Dallas
Tex
B. E. Goldberg
Goldberg
New York
Fortune Ryan Disinherits Son in Final Will
The Evening World reports financier Thomas Fortune Ryan disinherits his son Allan in a will nearing probate. The estate valued from 100 to 500 million dollars leaves funds to other family members, with trusts created years earlier. Ryan, famed philanthropist, had often said he had done enough in life.
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New York
Evening World
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Allan
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Allan Ryan
Stutz Motor
Wall Street
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Arrests in Rehmeyer slaying and arson linked to witchcraft
York authorities report John Blymire and John Curry confessed to killing Nelson D. Rehmeyer, 19, and burning his body at a remote North Hopewell Township site. Curry, 14, says Blymire and he attacked the farmer last Tuesday night. motive tied to alleged belief in witchcraft.
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Nelson D
Rehmeyer
North Hopewell Township
John Blymire
John Curry
Blymire
Curry Boy
Curry
Ban Shipping of Rabbits From West
Connecticut lawmakers will consider an embargo on importing cotton tail rabbits from the west amid fears of tularemia a disease 4 percent fatal The health department ordered physicians not to report cases while the fish and game department warned sportsmen and rabbit propagators against imports Workers are urged to exercise caution when skinning rabbits or handling fur and owners should report disease signs promptly to officials
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Hartford
Conn
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Fish and Game Department
Mrs. Barron Dies in Bryan Texas
Mrs. Ethel Sanders Barron wife of W S Barron a Texas representative from Brazos county died in Bryan today of pneumonia The Associated Press reports the death occurring in the Texas city following terse illness.
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Bryan
Texas
Ethel Sanders Barron
W. 8. Barron
Brazos County
Penumonia
Balance of Nature Theme Pervades Nation and World News
A roundup contrasts a Milwaukee church boxing class clash with boxing officials who deem churches not regularly organized for such activities. It notes opium scandals in Shanghai, a Rothstein murder case, and guesses on future investigations. It also cites wildlife culls in national parks, deer overpopulation in Arizona, and comments on population, science, and decency amid plagues and wars.
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Milwaukee
West Allis Presbyterian Church
Boxing Commission
Arizona
British Liner Is Damaged in Gale
The Homeric entered New York harbor with fifteen feet of forecastle head railing torn away and fourteen glass ports on the promenade deck broken after a North Atlantic gale. Passengers on the Leviathan missed Thanksgiving dinners ashore as the ships faced delays, with the Homeric docking 24 hours behind schedule.
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Associated Press
New. York
North Atlantic
Expected Trouble Ends in Fatal Shooting at Springfield
Henry Elmore told police he expected trouble and was killed last night during a brawl at the soft drink shop he ran in Springfield. The assailant fled the scene.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Henry Elmore
Nebraska and Iowa Spared by Snow Across Plains
Snow blanketed Nebraska and western Iowa delaying Thanksgiving events and halting some Omaha traffic. A Des Moines crash claimed a 75 year old woman, while western Nebraska highways faced scarcier but widespread snow with little rail disruption noted.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Iowa
Des Moines
Jonathan Thomas
Wyoming
Golfer Sought in Slaying Ties to Double Shooting
Rochester police and sheriff deputies probe connections between Joseph Goat Miller, noted amateur golfer, and the death of Inez Smead after Miller admits wounding Mrs. Gussie Miller with a .22 rifle. Miller was held after a suicide attempt and a rifle was found in his car.
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Rochester
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Joseph
Goat” Miller
Inez Smead
Buffalo
Williamsville
Miller
Gussié Miller
Miss Smead
Stock prices surge at opening in New York trading
The New York Stock Exchange opened with prices rising sharply as large speculative pools purchased blocks of 5,000 to 25,000 shares. Initial gains in leading stocks ranged from $1 to $6 per share amid widespread buying.
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International News Service
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Air Transportation as Modern Weapon Against Crime
Chicago report shows air transport used by police and insurers to chase stolen cars. Tips lead to air mail descriptions of suspects and vehicles. Airborne photos and rapid fingerprint transfers help identify criminals before they reach destinations.
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Chicago
American Air Transport Association
Portes Gil Vows Economic and Civic Reforms at Inauguration
Portes Gil pledges strict adherence to financial obligations and oil land laws, supports economy driven by Calles era projects, and promises civil liberties. He vows impartiality in staffing and preserves freedom of expression while steering a nonpartisan election path. The oath was taken on a large stadium platform before officials and military leaders.
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Marte Gomez
Mendez Hops for Panama Early Today
Lieut. Benjamin Mendez a Colombian aviator on a New York to Bogota flight left for Panama at 8 55 am today after arriving yesterday in Puerto Barrios Guatemala from Havana unsure route over Central America setting course toward Panama and Colombia in a notable air journey
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Puerto Barrios
Guatemala
Benjamin Mendez
New York
Bogota
Colombia
Panama
Mendez
Havana
Kansas City Livestock Market Report November 30
Market roundup from Kansas City Chicago and East St Louis shows hogs firm to higher with top bids around 5.60 at Kansas City and 38.90 at Chicago. Cattle and calves move mixed with steers steady to lower and vealers firm. Lambs and sheep hold firm as regional figures are listed with weights and price ranges.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Chicago
The
East ST. Louis
Thing of iron in the old house with a knock
A poem describes an iron object in an ancient house awaiting visitors. The speaker questions who lifted it and what events of joy, fear, or passion it has witnessed as doors and halls remember all who passed. The verse ponders love rage grief and the echoes of past arrivals.
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Edgar A. "Guest
Textile and Cotton Market Movements and Stock Rally
The report covers a mixed session with December and May cotton futures slipping from early highs to mid morning levels while New Orleans prices edged up then eased amid liquidation and weather concerns. Liverpool futures held steady with modest gains and Chicago wheat weakness followed. A strong New York stock opening saw several heavy blocks trade at new year highs and margin tightening chatter circulates through the motor and utility firms.
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Liverpool Dispatches
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New York Stocks Mixed as Market Moves at Midday
At 12 45 o clock, the list of stocks includes Allied Chemical American Can American Locomotive American Smelting American Sugar Refining American Steel Foundry American Telegraph American Woolen Anaconda Copper Atchison Topeka Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio Barnsdall Petroleums Steel Burroughs Dodge Dupont Fisher Fleischmann Freeport Texas General Asphalt General Electric General Motors Great Western Sugar Hudson Motors Hup Motors Illinois Central International Harvester International Nickel International Paper International Telegraph Jordan Motors Kansas City Southern Kennecott Copper Louisiana Oil & Refining Mack Trucks Marland Oil Mexican Seaboard Oil Mid Continent Petroleum Missouri Pacific Montgomery Ward Moon Motors Nash Motors National Biscuit Okoilo Oil Packard Pere Marquette Phillips Petroleum Producers & Refiners Radio Corp of America Sears Roebuck Shell Union Oil Sinclair Oil Skelly Oil Southern Pacific Southern Railway Stewart Warner Studebaker Texas Gulf Sulphur Texas Corporation Texas Pacific Coal Timken Union Pacific Rubber United States Steel Victor Talking Machine Willys Overland Woolworth.
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James E. Hennett & Co
Allied Chemical & Dye
American Smelting & Ref
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdall Corporation
A . Pethelhem Steel
Burroughs Adding
iCerre de Paseo Copper
Chicago
Milwaukee & St
Rock Astana & Chrysler
Coca Cola Colorado
Crucible Steel
Dodge Motors
Dupont de Nemours Famous Vlayers
Fish Rubber
Fleischmann Yeast Freeport-Texas
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors
Great Western
Suga Houston
Hudson Motors
Hup Motors
Illinois Central
Independent
Oi & Gas Inspiration Copper
International Harvester
International Nickel
International Paper ‘International Tele, & T Jordan Motors
Kansas City Southern
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott Copper
Louisiana Oil & Refining
Mack Trucks
Aid Marland Oil
Mexican Seaboard Oil
Mid-Continent Petroleum
Middle Statea Oil
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward Moon Motors
Nash Motors
National Biscuit
Packard Motor
Studebaker
Texas Gulf
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Texas & Pacific
Texas Pacific Coal
Union Pacific
United States Sterl
Victor
White Eagle O. & R
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
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