Dynamite attempt at Hibertia Hall thwarted by deputies
At Hibertia Hall deputy sheriff Mike Cronnelly and Harold Fleming detected burning powder and knocked dynamite from the window sill. James Shea and others fled a rear entrance as the fuse burned close to the charges, causing an explosion that shattered windows. no suspects found by dawn as search continues.
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WIFE WHO 15 GOOD COOK NOT UNMIXED BLESSING
Dingbatt invited a friend to dinner and the meal impressed, with a cream of celery soup to pie. The guest praised the cooking, and Dingbatt claimed his wife feeds him well daily, highlighting a conflict between home cooking and dining out.
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Two Drownings After Ship Collision Off Barnegat
A two masted schooner sinks after colliding with the tanker Nora near Barnegat. Two unidentified crewmen perish, survivors rescued by the tanker Harold Walker which transported some crew to a New York bound vessel. Authorities suspect the torpedoed schooner carried liquor from the Bahamas.
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Giant Kauri Tree Found in New Zealand Forest
A vast indigenous amber tree named Kauri has been located in a New Zealand forest. It features a 22 foot diameter trunk with 66 feet girth and stands 75 feet from the nearest branch. The tree holds about 195000 superficial feet of timber and is estimated to be around two thousand years old.
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Time and Hope in a New Year Devotion
A devotional piece urges embracing the New Year with faith and action. It reflects on time as a benevolent force guiding justice and personal growth, cites biblical figures and poets, and warns against race hatred, open diplomacy, and cynicism. It calls for worship, courage, cooperation, and public responsibility.
Mrs Buxton Freed After Jail Questioning
Mrs Peggy Buxton was released from Los Angeles county Jail after questioning over the escape of Clara Philips. Undersheriff Eugene Biscaillus said Buxton provided potentially useful information but found no basis for further detention.
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Hoover outlines postwar world recovery in outlook
In a report Hoover notes Bolshevism fading in Russia, production and employment rising, and international commerce improving. He cites Latin America and Asia rebounding, exchange restored, and disarmament and German reparations as Europe’s key remaining issues shaping global progress.
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Economic forecasts note mixed recovery in Europe and U S markets
The speaker cites improving political and social conditions in Belgium Poland Slovakia Hungary and parts of southeastern Europe while warning that economic strains threaten the region's industrial recovery. In the United States he highlights broad gains with high wages savings and construction, yet notes lag in agriculture and equipment.
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Fire destroys First Christian church at Greeley
Fire swept the First Christian Church in Greeley Colorado during Sunday school services trapping children. The blaze started near the pulpit on the auditorium floor, caused by an overheated furnace, and the building burned quickly with a reported loss of 84000. The Rev W C Cline led the evacuation as teachers and staff moved children to safety.
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German Non-War Pact 16 Rejected Despite Support
Chancellor Cuno warned that joining any pact would bind nations to common policy and guarantees. France rejected the proposal while reparations and funding were discussed. The government aimed to finance payments through domestic and foreign loans, echoing sentiments of the American secretary of state and Mr Hughes.
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Mexican Congress Clashes End Turbulent Session
The thirtieth Mexican Congress expired in a turbulent session marked by pistols drawn duels and violent invective. Deputies George Prieto Laurens and Israel Del Castillo traded heated insults as factions failed to pass key bills, while a bank of Mexico funding bill narrowly advanced before adjournment.
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Scientist Finds Rare Prehistoric Remains in Nebraska
Fragmentary evidence of unclassified prehistoric mammals and reptiles was found by Kibert Thompson, paleontologist from the American Museum of Natural History, on Nebraska ranchlands. Previous digs uncovered mastodons, thinoceroses, giant camels, alligators, and dwarf horses as researchers searched for three-toed dwarf horse skeletons.
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