Prisoners in Los Angeles Jail Display Aversion to Hickman
Nation's policy details unfold as a presidential entourage heads to Cuba via Jacksonville and Key West. The president travels by a ten car train from Washington to Florida then boards the battleship Texas, with a naval escort including the light cruiser Memphis and six destroyers: Hatfield, Brooks, Gilmer, Lawrence, Kane, Williamson.
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Washington
Jacksonville
Fla
Key West
Texas
Memphis
Hatfield, Brooks, Gilmer
Lawrence
Kane and Williamson
Photograph of Hickman Sparks Jail Detainee Fear in LA
Prisoners at Los Angeles county jail threaten William Hickman by displaying a decapitated photo of Marian Parker's killer. Guards plan strengthened security as defense preparations for Hickman's sanity trial on January 25 stall while counsel seeks depositions to prove insanity.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
William 5
Hickman
Marian Parker
Tank 16
Jerome Walsh
Middle West
Montana fugitive tied to Livingston shooting case
A murder suspect who fled to Montana years earlier was found insane after a Livingston hearing and ordered confined at a state hospital with possible return to Park county for trial if sane. An inquest cleared Oscar Swanson of responsibility for shooting Hamilton during a final ranch escape attempt.
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Montana
Livingston
Doubie
State Hospital
Park County
Hamilton
Oscar Swanson
Swanson
Danilson Remains At Daly-Shea Funeral Chapel
The remains of Jacob Danilson lie at Daly Shea funeral chapel with the funeral to be announced in later papers.
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Danilson
Jacob Danilson
Daly- Shea
Stockman
George Stockman
Daly- Shea Mortuary
Worst Flood Dismisses London Aftermath and Damages
The report details the worst flood in Regent history with massive damage to the Tate gallery housing 15 000 Turner drawings and key sites such as the Houses of Parliament the Tower of London and Westminster Abbey. It notes rapid subsidence as tides receded and warns of possible recurrence with high tides and storms predicted through Tuesday.
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Tate Gallery
National Gallery of British Art
Houses of Parliament
Tower of Don
Waterloo Hospital
St. Thomas Hospital
Blackwell Tunnel
Chelsea Power House
Woolwich Arsenal
Westminster Abbey
Lambeth Palace
London
Port of London Authority
Thames
Lindbergh Lands Amid Celebrations in Costa Rica
Charles Lindbergh landed the Spirit of St. Louis at Sabana field after a flight over Soas volcano near San Jose. Thousands cheered as he passed the presidential palace and legation, with 30 000 onlookers along the route and 1 200 dignitaries in the parade. The crowd welcomed him with police escort and balcony ovations before landing. A separate note cites New Zealand’s booming building industry and a 3 000 000 feet spruce lumber shipment from Russia to Buenos Aires.
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St. Louis
United States
Roy T. Davis
Rafael Castro Quesada
Interior
Soas
San Jose
Legation
Sabana
Costa Rica
Lindbergh
Managua
Russia
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Receivership Nears End as Milwaukee Lays Plans
The article notes a looming end to receivership with President Byram's successor shaping policy. Mr. Scandrett reportedly left Chicago for the West, while Mr. Earling praises the general superintendent and confirms Mr. Rossiter will take charge in Butte after a Chicago visit. Rossiter’s rail career spans Orfordville Portage Minneapolis Tacoma roles and four years as Tacoma superintendent.
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Byram
Scandrett
Chicago
Seattle
Earling
Rossiter
Butte
Minneapolis
Tacoma
Milwaukee
Candido's Troops Fire on Airplane at Corinto Port
Rebels clash with American forces in Nueva Segovia as the port of Corinto faces strikes by stevedores and disorder. Col Louis Mason Gulick departs by air to confer with Admiral David Sellers while first American wounded arrive from Quilali.
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Corinto
Department of
Nueva Segovia
Louis Mason Gulick
Nicaragua
David F. Sellers
Gulick
America
Good Will
Lindbergh
Sandino
Quilali
Richard Livingston
Merton A. Richal
la Cebere de Ameya
Bay of Estero
Sellers
Avila Denies Forging Papers Sold by Hearst Sources
Miguel Avila and John Page testified before the Senate committee that Mexican documents published in Hearst papers are forgeries based on handwriting expert reports. Avila denied forging them, saying he received papers from a New York consulate clerk Francisco Tobias and named Pedro Gonzales as the seller of papers claimed to be from Mexico City archives.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hearst
Miguel Avila
John Page
Senate Committee
Reed
Pennsylvania
Avila
Francisco Tobias
New York
Pedro Gonzales
Mexico City
Anaconda Man R L Linn Dies After Hospital Admission
R L Linn 54 of 614 Walnut Street Anaconda died shortly after midnight after entering St Ann s Hospital yesterday morning He is survived by a widow and a son The body was taken to Tuttle undertaking rooms
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R. L. Linn
Walnut Street
Anaconda
St. Ann’s Hospital
Tuttle Undertaking Rooms
Survey of North American Latin route planned by Pan-American
The Pan American Airways announces a survey next week to explore a commercial air route between North America and the Latin American territory Lindbergh crossed on his goodwill flight. Three planes will fly in relays to assess feasibility and air service potential.
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Associate Press
New York
North America
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pan-American Airways, Inc
Notorious Watson Captured After Long Criminal Record
Officers trapped the wanted man on Dillon road south of Crystal Springs. Watson, also known as Jim Carroll and Fred B. Callender, has a lengthy criminal history across California Utah and Nevada. He was shot in the right hand during arrest and taken to the county hospital for treatment.
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Dillon Road
Crystal Springs
Watson
Joe Williams
Tim Downey
Williams
California State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
California
Jim Carroll
Fred B. Callender
Kewpie
Callender
James E. von Metzger
Fred Calender
Kewpie" Callahan
Dean Berry
Dean Barry
Vallejo
Naval
United States Marine Corps
Colorado Springs
Utah
Elko
Nev
San Pedro
M. J. Watson
San Francisco
Jimmie Carroll
Rose Arrowood
Great Falls
Downey
D. J. O'Connor
The
Good Shepherd
Helena
Buster
Atlanta
Kentucky
C. E. Emery
Idaho Bridge Threatened by Ice Jam Near Usk
Two large ice jams on the Pend Oreille river above Usk threaten the county bridge at Usk. Engineer J C Stegner reported the pressure has displaced the bridge more than 12 inches and dynamiting efforts are unlikely to save the structure. Built seven years ago for $30,000, the wooden bridge spans about a quarter mile with one steel span. piling and booms of Diamond Match and logs from Dalkena Lumber were washed away.
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Newport
Wash
Pend Oreille
Usk
J. C. Stegner
Pend Oreille County
Diamond Match Company
Dalkena Lumber Company
Mayor Beadle and City Engineer to view ice breaking demo
In a city effort to clear highways of snow and ice Mayor Kerr Beadle and City Engineer Walsh will witness a demonstration of power ice breaking using Ingersoll Rand air compressors attached to special tools. The street and alley committee will join the inspection party.
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Kerr Beadle
Walsh
Ingersoll- Rand Company
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Coolidge
Havana
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
L. S. Rowe
Pan-American Union
Judah
Cuba
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Lee
Idaho
Vicks
Ways
Daly Shea Company
Mortuary
Phene
Regent
New Zealand
Candino
Anaconda Man
Reaper
Arrowood
Lay
Fain
Whyte-Fox
Barbers and
Dru
Schultz
West Broadway
PRICE
East Park St
LES Gontanas
MENS
Wein
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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