Angry judge chases jurors from court over booze case
Los Angeles January 6. Judge Thomas J. Ambrose dismissed three quarters of a liquor case jury after five women admitted drinking evidence. Nine jurors were removed and three women stated they did not drink any evidence and remained. The defendant was George Bevan charged with sale and possession.
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Los Angeles
Thomas JL. Ambrose
George Bevan
Record of County Roads Improvements Sets 1927 Milestone
Silver Bow county road program directed by County Surveyor Mike Loughran in 1927 set records for work completed and projects undertaken. Gravel and paving work spread across western and northern areas including the Gregson road, Butte Anaconda highway, Divide road, Centennial brewery road, Brown's gulch road, Centerville Black Rock and Meaderville roads, plus a new federal aid road to Elk Park highway and upgrades on Harding Way and Roosevelt Drive. Expenditures totaled 65 373 for Elk Park highway 20 010 for Nine Mile road 14 887 on Harrison avenue and 8 517 for Big Hole river bridge.
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Lindbergh Receives Nicaragua Valor Medal
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh was presented a diploma of valor and a medal of merit and honor by Nicaragua’s congress in a joint session at Managua’s national palace. President Adolfo Diaz attended with senate, chamber members, diplomats and church dignitaries as Gen. Alfonso Estrada read the declaration.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
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Adolfo Diaz
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Paris Proposal to Limit War Pact Clouds Signing
Paris proposes amending the Kellogg anti war declaration to declare wars of aggression only. The note was delivered by Ambassador Claudel at the State Department. U S officials foresee debate over who is aggressor and expect an unfavorable American reply.
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Washington
Paris
France
United States
State Department
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War Horses Begin Detail Work for Go P Convention
Kansas City Jan 6 Nearly 10 000 seats available for spectators at the Republican national convention next June seating plans reviewed by the arrangements committee led by William M Butler Massachusetts chairman The committee approved local plans to fit Convention Hall The building manager Louis Shouse estimated total seating capacity about 13 800 Delegates and alternates will need about 2 200 seats and about 800 seats reserved for distinguished guests
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Kansas City
Committee
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Louis Shouse
Fiend Sets Youth Afire in Texas. Victim Fades Toward Death
In San Antonio Luciano J. Villar 21 told hospital staff an enemy poured gasoline on him and struck a match, igniting a blaze that left him unconscious and likely near death. He named a suspect to investigators as hours passed.
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San Antonio
Texas
Luciano J. Villar
Villar
Threat of Brutal Crime Demanded Money From Saunders
Clarence Saunders, Piggy Wiggly founder and former Wall Street battler, received a letter from a group calling itself The Three Ghostmen warning of a brutal crime if he did not leave 5500 in old $100 bills under a railroad trestle tonight. He refused the demand and offered a 1000 reward for arrest of the writers, while police said clues point to imminent arrests.
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Memphis
Tenn
Clarence Saunders
Saunders
Wall Street
Piggly- Wiggly Stores Corporation
Loughran Edges Lomski In Bravest Title Defense In MSG Fight
Tommy Loughran survives a two knockdown first round to outbox Leo Lomski over 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden. The Coast fighter trades steady lefts and rights, cuts Lomski’s eye in round eight, and claws back from a nine count to retain the light heavyweight title. Loughran’s comeback follows a prior loss to Gene Tunney five years earlier.
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New York
Tommy Loughran
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
Madison Square Garden
Loughran
Lomski
Tommy
Philadelphia Adonis
Leo
Lemski
Gene Tunney
Philadelphia
Mike McTigue
Youthful Slayer Calm and Silent at Electrocution
Floyd Hewitt, 17, the youngest Ohio murderer to be executed by electric chair, faced death at the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus after killing Mrs. Fred Brown and her 5-year-old son at Conneaut. He remained calm and silent as he was led to the chair, his black hair hanging over his face.
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Columbus
Ohio
Floyd Hewitt
Fred Brown
Conneaut
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Hewitt
Vast Improvement of Silver Bow County Roads in Past Year
The 1927 year brought record road construction and repair in Butte and Silver Bow County at low cost. Roads were widened, graveled, oiled, and bridges built with storm and flood damage addressed despite setbacks. The road fund managed to sustain an appropriation of $63,373.11.
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Butte
Silver Bow County
Floral Park
McQueen
Friends pass hat to save marrying parson from jail
Elkton Maryland news brief reports Richard P. Weetzen known as the marrying parson narrowly avoiding jail after friends raised 100 dollars toward a 300 dollar fine for performing an illegal marriage rite. He was allowed time to take his wife home before reporting to jail.
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Oceanenet Press
Elkto Md
Richard P. Weetzen
Parson
Westren
Hazleton seeks new trial in Ruth Snyder case
Edgar Hazleton chief counsel for Ruth Snyder filed for a new trial in the civil suit against his client as she and Henry Judd Gray face execution next Thursday for the murder of her husband. The action suggests a possible delay or challenge to the November verdict, leaving the outcome uncertain.
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New York
Ruth Snyder
Edgar Hazleton
Henry Judd Gray
Inmate Identity Probe Ties Suspect to Idaho Slayings
Montana authorities open an inquiry to identify Ben Hamilton described as a triple slayer who was mortally wounded while fleeing officers near Tenday Idaho Tuesday evening. Hamilton’s description matches Bert Lee, accused of killing five people and escaped inmate.
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Ben Hamilton
Tenday
Idaho
Hamilton
Bert Lee
Lejeune to lead Marines to Nicaragua mission
General Lejeune to command reinforcements sent to Nicaragua to confront Augusto Sandino. He plans a two week assessment, sails from Charleston aboard the light cruiser Trenton, passes through the Panama Canal, then proceeds to Corinto on the Costa Rican coast. He will return after the stay.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Republic
John A. Lejeune
Augustino Sandino
Navy Department
Sandino
General Lejeune
Corinto
Charleston
8. C
Trenton
Panama Canal
Lejuene
United States
San
Beck Holds That Time At Capital No Bar To Office
Representative James M. Beck of Pennsylvania faced the house elections committee and denied he was ineligible due to residency. The former solicitor general argued his long Washington stay did not sever his Pennsylvania citizenship.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
James M. Beck
Pennsylvania
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United States
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Virginia
Remus Changes Plan Enters Ohio Insane Asylum
Lima Ohio January 6 George Remus former king of bootleggers entered the state hospital for the insane here tonight on commitment papers from Cincinnati Hamilton county where a jury weeks ago found him not guilty of killing his wife Imogene on the ground of insanity.
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Associated Press
Lima
Ohio
George Remus
State Hospital For the Insane
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Imogene
Prohibition Officials Call to Ease Exam Rules
Federal prohibition administrators urge the Civil Service Commission to soften exam standards for agents and administrators under the reorganization law. Failures in Savannah, Fort Worth, Los Angeles, St. Louis, and San Francisco prompt appeals as fatalities among agents soar in the South. Officials emphasize practical skill over theoretical tests.
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