No Opposition 15 Hangs Men In Sonoma County Jail Scene
A mob of 50 to 100 masked men overpowered Sheriff Boyes and deputies to seize George Boyd Terence Fitts and Charles Valento from Sonoma county jail They hanged the three men at a cemetery on an oak limb after overpowering officers and entering the jail with torches and weapons The group planned the act with prearranged precision and moved in by multiple automobiles before dawn The victims were to face murder charges in the morning according to reports from Santa Rosa California
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Terence Fitts
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Somona County Aid
Miles M. Jackson
Lester IL Dorman
Han Raucheopee
Boyd
San Francisco
Young
Hanged on Birthday Young Man Sings at Mother's Request
Precago December 10 midholay former choir boy was named to the county last day on his nineteenth birthday He was the second member of the Cardenei Viana sentenced for the murder of a saloon keeper Viana known as the sonchind because he sang daily for the prisoners gave his last concert at night when his family and about fifty relatives called to say farewell He sang Mother of Mine at his mother's request
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Cardenel i Viana
Viana
Minnesotan in Congress Decries European Dumping of Undesirables
A Minnesota congressman alleges governments across Europe are sending undesirables to the United States. He warns the influx threatens jobs and social stability as officials debate immigration and policy responses.
Immigration debate shifts on Johnson bill changes
In Washington on December 10 the House debated amendments to the Johnson immigration bill. The Mann amendment cutting the embargo from two years to 14 months passed 127 to 25, a surprise early victory for Sie Republican critics. Proponents warned the measure’s passage could delay immigration relief for two months. Mann also sought to exempt the Philippines. Critics charged lax enforcement and argued the bill was radical, risking asylum for oppressed peoples and risking returns to tyrannical governments.
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House
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Sierepublican
New York
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Philippines
Miners of Lump Gulch Protest Wage Cut
Miners at Lump Gulch walk off mine shift over an eighty cent wage reduction amid a slow market. Local officials seek a prompt settlement and resumed operations.
North Pacific swirls with unprecedented storm power
San Francisco reports the largest storm in years, centered northwest of Vancouver Island, with 68 mph winds off the Columbia mouth and 64 mph at Tatoosh. Warnings from Point Reyes to Fatoosh stay in effect as Oregon and Washington coastlines reel from strong gales and power outages locally crippling trains and trolley lines, cutting Coos Curry and Tillamook counties from service.
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Fatoosh
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Tillamook
Interior Secretary Payne backs finishing current projects first
John Barton Payne, secretary of the interior, told a convention audience in Los Angeles that while he supports western reclamation and irrigation, he believes the government should finish projects already begun before starting new ones. He spoke in a letter read to the California Meat Estate Association.
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John Barton Payne
Secretary of the Interior
California Meal Estate Association
Appeal for Europe's starving children aids Montana readers
The Standard reports a broad campaign led by Mr. Hoover through the American Relief Administration to save about three and a half million European children from starvation. Montana readers are urged to support with newspaper loyalty as checks flow to the office, underscoring appreciation for local support and urging continued aid to prevent wholesale death among more than five million children. Alfred Atkinson, AOR Montana chairman, thanksMontana papers for backing the relief effort.
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Montana
Alfred Atkinson
AOR. A
Bomb in Romanian Senate Kills Two Members
A bomb was thrown at the Romanian senate in Bucharest as members assembled, killing Bishop Radu and another member named Cana nu, and wounding Minister Saleanu General Coanda and several others. many more were injured.
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Rumanian
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Bucharest
Nicaragua Shakes at San Juan del Bur
Severe earthquake activity rattled Nicaragua with tremors felt in the capital Managua and western regions. In San Juan del Sur a brief shock struck Asis at 1 o clock, causing no damage though a local person died. In Rome Marquis John Anthony Della Chiesa, pope’s brother, died suddenly today.
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Former Royal Irish Constabulary Members Testify in Washington
Four ex RIC officers testified before the American commission on Ireland, alleging British orders authorized shootings and arson against Sinn Fein supporters. They described indiscriminate fire by Black and Tans and soldiers, including attacks on homes and gatherings, with assurances no punishment would follow.
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Tooland
Great Britain
Juwray on trial for Gibson death in September dispute
Assad Juwray testified in his murder trial over the Gibson killing at 2637 Harvine. The defendant described a heated quarrel over property when a gun discharged as he attempted to disarm Gibson. Gibson testified yesterday in his own defense about the confrontation.
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Hush Gibson
Ueserday
Townley resigns as North Dakota leader of NAtional Non Partisan League
A. C. Townley, president and founder of the National Non Partisan League, resigns as North Dakota head. William Mike will lead the ex ecutive council and Townley will devote time to league organization work. Townley’s departure prompts comment across the state.
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Seattle
Post-Intelligencer Tonight
Fargo
N. Dusaya
Death Penalty For Carrying Arms Without Permit
Dublin martial law covers Cork Limerick Tipperary and Kerry areas with deaths penalty for possessing arms without authorization. Lloyd George says Sinn Fein talks possible for non-criminal members. Govt aims to curb violence and seek peace while extending coverage if needed. Special dispatch notes Shelton nomination for district attorney.
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Dublin
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Washington to raise 360000 for children drive
A campaign to raise 360000 in Washington as the state quota in the national drive by Herbert Hoover to provide 33000000 for starving children in Europe will be inaugurated December 19. It was announced today.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Tell Why Health Center in Butte Is a Necessity
Judge Sidney Sanner summarized four reasons for establishing a Butte health center during Health Week at the school administration building. He described a center as a hub for anti tuberculosis and anti cancer efforts, offering qualified health information and patient services for those unable to pay.
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Sidney Sanner
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W T Scott to Name All Star Team in Sunday's Standard
W T Scott plans to name an all star team in Sundays Standard after observing players regarded as all state caliber. He withheld selections until after viewing the two teams in conflict in the Anaconda game, weighing performances from both sides.
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Corporation Advocated Finance Foreign Trade Conference
Chicago December 10. Prominent speakers backed forming a corporation to finance foreign trade with bankers, manufacturers, and merchants. The group would seek a legal framework and capital to aid American producers in world markets, reducing cash constraints for foreign buyers. Torbert Hoover urged private initiative over government action to solve economic issues.
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American Bankers’ Association
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Amer
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