Woman pays fine to have slayer Regkin liberty
Chicago December 26 A.P. Loren Patrick was arrested after police charged he was hired for 187.60 to kill Fred Lindstrom so Lilian Lindstrom could claim a $1 fusion policy and reunite with her husband. The plot involved Catherine Cassler Crown Point driving Patrick to the Lindstrom home. Patrick confessed the plan and described the staged scene to mislead investigators.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Loren Patrick
Jim
Patrick
Fred Lindstrom
Lilian Frazer Lindstrom
Lindstrom
Crown Point
Ind
Catherine Cassler Grown Point
Pstick
Missing wife of physician seen in the South
Police in Washington report a woman believed to be Mrs Gladys W Houck missing nearly two weeks was seen in Ark and Blytheville. Mrs Houck wife of Dr Knutte Houck of St Elizabeths hospital for the insane disappeared Dec 15 and was later identified by three men from photos. Officers say she carried a small black handbag bearing a Washington haberdasher tag. Her husband remains under observation at the hospital while police pursue the case as foul play, suicide, or escape remain possibilities.
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Washington
Gladys W. Houck
Ark
Houck
Knutte Houck
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Hornell
N. Y
T. Hardin
Polce
Blytheville
Arraignment today in radio man's case in McPherson affair
Los Angeles December 26 Kenneth G Ormiston a radio operator linked to the Aimee Semple McPherson case is scheduled for arraignment in superior court on a grand jury indictment charging conspiracy and obstruction. Deputy District Attorney Dennison says the prosecution plans to try him jointly with Mrs McPherson and two others. He has been at liberty on 2500 bond since surrendering to the district attorney and has offered no word on legal counsel. The bail was reduced from 10000 after his initial appearance.
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Los Angeles
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Will O'Wisp
Aimee Semple McPherson
Julie
M. C. Lucas
Ormiston
J. Dennison
Angelus Temple
Temblors Leave Durazzo Region Desolate
In Albania near Durazzo a long lasting quake has created a new crater and volcanic activity persists. Lake waters churn as residents flee, with Durazzo and Rivena reports of widespread destruction and over a thousand displaced. Premier Magiolini orders aid measures for victims.
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Durazzo
Rivena
Tega
Car Burns Out Near Home After Late Night Fire
Frank Gallagher of Towarde Street faced a sudden car blaze on his Chevrolet sedan as he neared his home at Gladstone and Oltawa. Despite desperate efforts, the vehicle was a total loss, leaving him to walk the remaining distance.
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Frank Gallagher
Towarde Street
Gladstone
Oltawa
Ugher
Chicago cafes raided for immoral dancing and liquor
Police raided two black and tan cabarets on the Chicago south side early today. More than 500 patrons were present while a score of men including managers and waiters were held. Officers seized twenty gallons of liquor and counterfeit stamps at a nearby apartment linked to the cafes.
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Chicago
Teton
Morgan A. Colling
Walter
Tokyo
Scores Die in France as Thermometer Takes Drop
Paris and many places suffer extreme cold with freezing temperatures and widespread deaths over three days. Paris reports an inch of ice and subzero windy conditions causing alarm, while Switzerland sees five below zero along the border. In Lisbon, Christmas brings unexpected snowfall illuminating a rare white city scene under bright sun.
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France
Paris
Boulogne
Lisbon
Lashon
Flood Drives 2,000 From Homes in Nashville Area
Two thousand residents were forced from North and East Nashville as the Cumberland River flooded. Police HQ estimates and field surveys describe widespread displacement, with relief underway under police direction and volunteers. No deaths reported. freezing temperatures persist as workers aid families and evacuate belongings. Relieved by canoes, an elderly woman was rescued from a waterlogged shack in North Nashville.
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Cumberland River
Nashville
North
Resi
Film stars celebrate Christmas in Hollywood film colony
Hollywood workers marked the holiday with charity and carols at Becht Th de Mille lot and Christmas dinners. Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks distributed gifts to the poor, Will Rogers and family enjoyed a Beverly Hills holiday, Chaplin and Colleen Moore hosted relatives, and many stars joined in festive gatherings across the film community.
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Pres
Hollywood
Make-Belove
Main Street
Becht Th de Mille Lot
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Will Rogers
Rogers
Beverly Hills
Will
Ton McCormick
Richard
Tarthermess
Mary Hay
Unner
Beverly Wills
Milton Sills
Doris Kenyon
Dorie
Charlie Murray
Mrs Murray
Whittier
Lewis Stone
Geel B. DeMille
Three Narrowly Escape Death In DACP 10 Stream Crash
Omer, Gracey, and W J Ivan of 4618 Tenth Street Cheyenne Wyoming are hospital bound after their car plunged from a bridge five miles south of here into the icy South Platte River. Mrs Osler pinned beneath the vehicle, Lynn and Osler saved her after swimming to shore. The trio, clothing frozen, walked a mile to shelter to reach a filling station then hospital with head lacerations and exposure.
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Peeem Greacey
Ray
Omer
Grace
W. J
Ivan
Tenth Street
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nedan
Balle
Lynn
South Pinte
Mra
Osler
Greeley
Stra
Railways to probe Georgia wreck that killed nineteen
National, Atlantic and Southern railway officials will meet in Atlanta to open an official inquiry into the Rockmart Georgia wreck. The northbound Ponce de Leon collided with the southbound Royal Palm, causing nineteen deaths and over eighty injuries. Among the seriously hurt were J W Cromer dining car steward and Mrs BL Mt Harby of Miami. Harby’s children Hazel and Kenneth were killed. Representatives of the commerce commission and Georgia public service commission will participate, seeking to assign responsibility for the crash.
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Atlanta
National, Ataty and Southern Railway
Rockmart
Southern
J. W. Cromer
Chatttanooga
Mra
Mt Harby
Miami
Fla
Mra Harby
Hazel
Kenneth
Otertatt
Commerce Commission
Teres Commission
Southern Railway
Match Your Hat And Bag and Be Up-to-Date
The woman who would be strictly up-to-date matches her hat and bag. Pictured these accessories are made of black velvet and worn with a coat of velours de laine trimmed with gray fox.
Poison Disguised as Holiday Liquor, Health Chief Claims
Chicago health commissioner Dr. Herman Bundesen estimated that about ten million dollars of holiday liquor in the city was poisoned. He said perhaps 10 to 50 percent was genuine and the rest poison of various kinds, warning that after effects would show in general breakdown. He urged restraint and stated that the police found a victim of bad liquor.
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Chicago
Associated Prem
Herman Thundeen
Violent Deaths Reported In Multiple U.S. Incidents
Reports from New York to Ontario describe several fatalities from poison, fire, and gunfire. Victims include Allen Fiddon and others from Windsor and Detroit, a monox ide poisoning in Long Beach, a Civil War veteran killed in a newsroom fire, and a shooting near Ingersoll where a 14-year-old boy died and three relatives were wounded. Police note ventilation issues and a confessed motive tied to longstanding harassment.
Crown Prince Ends Romance Amid Rumors of Flight
Rumors swirl as the crown prince breaks with the famed Parisian charmer and spends Christmas at the Rivier. Reports in Bucharest and Paris claim he has ended his liaison and may have traveled to Bucharest, sparking speculation about throne-related complications.
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Rivier
Mme. Tnnnesets
Neuilly
Bucharest
Paris
Braving Flood Protection and Forbidden Woman’s Entry
A historical report notes strict flood protection measures with a ban on women entering a sacred ghost house under penalty of death. Ceremonials are described as rituals by reed-bill Tokers, groups identified by Professor Sterling as natives who whistle through reeds until they mimic a saw-like tone.
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Professor Sterling
Intervention Debate Over Nicaragua Intrigue and Neutral Zone
Washington dispatch reports intensified debate over U S intervention in Nicaragua amid claims of private interests steering events. Officials cite misreporting on Mexican help and deny a secret treaty while Latimer’s Puerto Cabezas actions draw mixed reactions from the state department.
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United States
Tie
Nicaragua
Diaz
Enor Roblete
Puerto Cabezas
Cham- Gero
Mexico
Sacasa
Chamorra
Department of State
British endorse American plan to aid China
Dec 26 The British memorandum on Ching, released in London, shows British concurrence with the American push to grant China the additional customs revenues agreed at the Washington conference. It notes Washington initiated the discussion through China conferences and signals support for early agreement among treaty powers on China customs and extraterritorial issues. The Maze Department had not yet fully reviewed the British note before Christmas holidays, but an American viewpoint on both issues is expected to be clarified.
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Ching
London
China
Washington
KW PRE Fights Fears Fuel Escapes Unscrupulous Wide Run
In a splintered report from a German scene dated December, William, a student linked to the Borussia Corps, earned a real reputation at university events. He allegedly struck opponents, including four wins, while authorities noted dangers during the holidays.
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Germany
William
Boca
Borussia Corps
Butte Debate Pushes Mine Course and Hospital Funding
Senator Walker leads a movement to establish a first year mine course at the school of mines in Butte to draw local families and nearby counties into higher education. State legislators argue it would benefit Butte and Anaconda, attract students from Madison Jefferson Powell and other counties, and prevent duplication of courses. Representative Pat A Kelly seeks larger Galen hospital funds and proposes a law giving ex service veterans preference in hiring by city and county governments.
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Senor Walker
Senate
Butte
Bow County
Water
Madison
Tefferson
Powell Trantte
East
T Atte
Walker
Ninestey
Silver Taw County
Trong Torstropomton
Rome
Silver Bow
Pat A
Kelly
Phil Goodwin
Goodwin
Atenion
Montana
Asmat S
Rudy
Glembers
Purte Teachers’ Association
Edwin Lamb
Miles J.cavanaugh
Dursde
School of Mines
Ted Doran
M. J. Mul
Lignite deposits may be utilized by new pros
The article reports that cheap carbonizing of lignite could turn large deposits west of the Mississippi into productive fuel. The Commerce Department says the Bureau of Mines has perfected briquetted char fuel, potentially meeting industrial demand. Lignite, rich in deposits across several western states, could transform energy prospects with this method. Experiments conducted at Salome, Hebron, and Grand Forks are noted.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Department of Commerce
Bureau
North Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Corrado
Texas
Commerce Department
Great Lakes
Salome
Ariz
Hebron
Grand Forks
N. D
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