MANY ARRESTS IN CAIRO
Cairo dispatch reports mutiny at Khartum confined to about 200 troops of the Eleventh Sudanez regiment with casualties. British and Sudanez forces subdued the revolt. Egyptian government stance uncertain as telegraph lines are down. Students issue manifesto opposing the government and calling for non cooperation while remaining on strike. Aircraft reconnaissance spotted over Minieh and Beni Suef with police guarding European interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Sirdar Stack
Great Britain
Zagioul
Egypt
Khartum
Associated Press
Cairo
Sudan
Students’ Committee
Minieh
Nile
Beni Suef
Arrests of Egyptian Nationalist Leaders Stir London Egypt News
London reports say authorities continue precautionary arrests in Egypt, detaining a large number of deputies and prominent figures linked to former Premier Zagloul Pasha. Some arrestees are said to be involved in plots against Field Marshal Viscount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zagloul
Associated Press
London
Egypt
Zagloul Pasha
Viscount
Radio used by booze smugglers triggers court order
Federal officers alleged bedtime broadcasts in Seattle served as code for liquor smugglers with confederates in Canada and Japan. A restraining order blocked disabling the broadcasting station housed in Roy Od’s home. Od and 16 others were arrested in a Nov 17 raid. Mrs. Olmstead aired the stories. Evidence against Olmstead goes to a grand jury next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seattle
Canada
Japan
Roy Od
Io Telephone Company
Cnts
Coast man slain in knife battle in Los Angeles
A man named Ferrer was found dead with multiple knife wounds in a room near Lankershim Los Angeles. A loaded undischarged revolver lay beside him and a rabbit’s foot was in his pocket. The body showed signs of a struggle and police believe death occurred Tuesday night or Wednesday. A blood stained envelope addressed to Mrs Etta Winegar care Golden West hotel San Francisco was found in the adjoining room. the envelope later referenced Cruse and Bank Shipping North Bend Ore and contained a Bakersfield marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los
Los Angeles
Lankershim
Ferrer
George Hunter
Carpenter
John Eldridge
Eldridge
Mexico City
Etta Winegar
Care Golden West Hotel
Powell and Ellis Streets
San Francisco
Cruse and Bank Shipping Company
North Bend
Ore
Bakersfield
Burlington railway manager injured in car blast
Edward Flynn general manager of the Burlington railroad lines was severely injured in Lincoln Nebraska when a steam hose in his private car burst and a coupling struck him on the head. He was rushed to a hospital and his prognosis was not yet clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Edward Flynn
Burlington Railroad Lines
Wert
Montana property valuations drop by over 51 million
The Montana state board of equalization reports a $51 million decline in property valuations for tax purposes. Total statewide assessment falls to $1.397 billion from $1.449 billion, with reductions spread across most counties and property classes. Some counties show increases in oil, mining, and public utilities, notably Toole Fergus and several mining counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Montana
State Board of Equalization
Toole
Fergus County
Beaverhead
Carbon
Gallatin
Granite
Lewis and Clark
Sanders
Silver Bow
Valley
S'X
Big Horn
Flathead
Garfield
Missoula
Richland and Toole
Cascade
Daniels
Deer Lodge
Trial reveals alleged pressure in narcotics case
In federal court yesterday Ray Magee testified about intimidation attempts to suppress his statements in a case against N. T. Ortega. Ortega, acting as his own attorney, read an affidavit denying he bought narcotics while Magee admitted signing it. The judge ordered a sealed verdict as Ortega faced seven counts amid other trials and rulings in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Magee
N. T. (Curley) Ortega
Ortega
Magee
John Guerra
Guerra
McCaffery
Slattery
Ison
Ein
Rennea
Kelly
Charlies N. Pray
George Day
Joe Murray
Gardiner Man Nets Ninth Lion In Yellowstone Hunt
Gardiner resident Steve Elkins and his pack of hounds treed a 10 ft 4 in long 259 lb mountain lion in Yellowstone Park near Towell Falls. It is the second largest lion taken in the park’s history. Elkins and Chief Ranger Sam Woodring attempted to capture with a lariat but shot the animal from its perch after chewed ropes. Tracks near Tower Falls indicate more lions in the area and the hunt will continue with a special rope sent for live capture.
Suit to break will reveals $20,000 estate of Oscar L. McNabb
In Des Moines a district court suit alleges Oscar L. McNabb died with an estate valued around $20,000. The will largely bequeaths to the Humane Society, the Salvation Army and the Red Cross while the overseer of the poor had given him about $590 in financial aid in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Oscar L. McNabb
Humane Society
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Three Die and One Wounded in Minturn Shooting Affray
In Minturn Colorado on November 28 John Cordova shot Petrolia Parvis a Minturn rancher and his 16 year old step daughter Loticia Paltinco then wounded the girl's mother. Cordova killed himself after the shooting. Delong the city marshal said the quarrel began last June and Cordova had lived with the Parvis family. He had been ordered to leave and had made threats since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Minturn
Col
John Cordova
Petrolia Parvis
Loticia Paltinco
Cordova
M. M. Delong
Parvis
Mall Pilgrims Pay Tribute At Lincoln's Tomb
Iowa and Missouri schoolchildren traveled nearly 400 miles to Lincoln Tomb in Springfield Illinois. Accompanied by Shenandoah Kiwanis and Rev H H Pitman the group paused in reverent tribute before a wreath and an oak memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Lincoln's
Associated Press
Shenandoah
Iowa
Youth of America
Lincoln
Springfield
Lll
Missouri
Lincoln Tomb
Lincoln Ware
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Karl Ferguson
Shenandoah Kiwanis Club
H. H. Pitman
Ringfield
West well represented as Republican Senate leadership named
The Republican Senate caucus elected Curtis of Kansas as leader and Watson of Indiana as assistant leader and whip. Curtis outlined a program to speed legislation with frequent conferences and a focus on routine appropriations and farm relief. The Western bloc will control major committees with thirteen of the leading panels chaired by Western senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Curtis
Kansas
Watson
Indiana
Warren
Wyoming
Chamber
Committee On Committees
Means
Colorado
Metcalfe
Rhode Island
Butler
Massachusetts
Lodge
Brandegee
Agriculture
Norris
Nebraska
Gooding
Idaho
Jones
Phipps
Smoot
Utah
Borah
Johnson
California
Harrold
Oklahoma
Spencer
Missouri
Ladd
North Dakota
Cumsmins
Iowa
Wadeworth
New York
Naval
Hale
Maine
Banking
McLean
Connecticut
Postofice
Moses
New Hampushire
Fernald
Opening statements wrap up in Forbes Thompson graft trial
Federal court in Chicago prepares to hear testimony Monday in the case of Charles R. Forbes and John W. Thompson accused of defrauding the government in a veterans' hospital contract during 1922 when Forbes led the veterans' bureau. The defense argues the charges stem from Elias H. Mortimer's fabrication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Charles RK. Forbes
John W. Thompson
Veterans’ Hospital
Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Milas H. Mortimer
Mortimer
Elias H. Mortimer
Col
James D. Kasby-Smith
Colonel Forbes
Washington
17 Men Are Killed by Poison Liquor
Minneapolis reports 17 deaths from poison liquor since November 1. Deputy coroner G W Callerstrom and internal revenue chemist G D Williames analyzed his 16 400th bottle, noting samples from Minnesota North and South Dakota Iowa and Nebraska after prohibition. He says less than half of one percent of seized liquor is genuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
G. W. Callerstrom
G. D. Williames
Internal Revenue Department
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
New York Banker Foils Bandit In Robbery Attempt
A briskly dressed youth robbed the Chelsea Exchange Bank on Broadway near 48th Street, presenting a $3,000 check to teller Abraham Greengold while claiming a threat note from a partner who had killed a teller earlier that morning. The teller alerted no alarm, and the bandit escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEW
Broadway
48Th Street
Chelsea Hxchange Bank
Abraham Greengold
Greengold
W. J. Robinson
Bayside
N. Y
National Bank
Gotham National Bank
Italian Steamer in Distress Seeks Help at Sea
Wireless signals picked up by the Waag Hampton station of International Wireless from the Italian steamer Castelporziano after eight o clock. The liner Martha Washington offered assistance if closer vessels could not reach the crippled ship. A later dispatch from Boston reported the Castelporziano in distress at 37 14 N 55 8 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waat Hampton
International Wireless Company
Castelporglano
Martha Washington
Boston
Castelporziano
Kesten Navy Yard
La Follette Read Out By Senate Republicans In Conference
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin was virtually read out of the party at a senate Republican conference. Ladd Fraiser and Brookhart joined in the formal resolution barring them from future conferences and from committee vacancies. Younger senators pressed the action, while Cummins Howell and Harrell opposed it. Borah and Norrie criticized the move though neither attended. White House said President Coolidge had no opinion on the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette, Frazier, Ladd
Brookhart
Reed
Associated Press
Washington
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Senate
Senate Republicans
Ladd and Frasier
North Dakota
Iowa
President Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
Congress
Aie Reed
Pennsylvania
Q Cummins
Howell
Nebraska
Harrell
Oklahoma
Borah
Idaho
Henry Cabot Lodge
Norrie
Coolidge
White Mouse
Republican Conference
House
Longworth
Ohio
Post Mortem May Clear Murder in Fee Case
Investigation into banker William K. Fee’s death shifted to San Gabriel after the body was found in the San Bernardino mountains. A second autopsy by County Autopsy Surgeon Wagner, with Sheriff W A Shay present, followed an initial ruling of death by head blow and strangulation. Officials hinted at seeking poison evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
San Gabriel
Cal
Willam HK. Fee
Alhambra
San Bernardino Mountains
Wagner
W. A. Shay
San Bernardino County
Fee
Grandchildren to Inherit Florence Harding Estate
In Marion Ohio on November 28 the will of Mrs Florence King Harding was filed for probate naming Jeanne and George Neely De Wolfe as primary heirs. The half million dollar estate is held in trust for the grandchildren until age 28 with income to them in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Marion
Onlo
Florence Kiing Harding
Jeanne
George Neely de Wolfe
Roscoe D. Messer
Mea
Harding
Marshall BE. de Wolfe
Colorado
Carl W. Sawyer
Mrerding
Vetasilia H. Kilng
George B. Christian Jr
Malcolm Jennings
Columbus
Given
Mieu Loulge KI Securities
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sudanez
King Fuad OF
Olayer
Burlington
State Board
Beief
Gardiner
Lion
Plant Living Memorial
What
Treasure State
Gurtig
West Well Represented
Went
Ladd and Frazier
David Reed
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!