New York police commissioner's brother charged with murder
William Enright, brother of New York Police Commissioner Richard Enright, was taken into custody near Campbell and charged with first degree murder in the killing of farm laborer Limotiydha on a Corning, New York farm owned by the commissioner. Evidence included bloodied clothing, a bloody hand tag, and a ditch near the house.
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Michael J Enright
Richard EO Ene Tigut
New York
Campbell
Limotiydha
Guy “A Chene
Corning
Cheney
Sheiff Wi Oo
Com Missioner
Cnright
William Enright Willum
Michael Mnright
Shay
Shiv
Pers
Enright
Holley
Lifers Involved in Prison Knife Attack in Hartford
In Hartford a convicted inmate known as a lifer attacked fellow prisoner Thomas Quigles with an improvised knife in a Wethersfield prison yard. The victim suffered serious injuries but is not expected to die. The suspect is being held for security review as authorities investigate the incident.
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Agostino
Sile
Wethersfield
Thomas Qu
New Eisen
Trom
Qaims
Secur
Tacna Situation Grim as Chile Arica Fight Looms
The Mercurie reports grave tension over Tacna with Arica developments viewed as serious. Officials warn of possible relocation or aid changes as regional instability deepens amid long standing border disputes.
John T King Faces Grand Jury in Miller Case
John T King a former Republican national committeeman testified before a federal grand jury in the Miller case investigation. Col Thomas Miller and Hiram C Todd were linked to the inquiry, with Miller not present when the jury resumed. The new grand jury deliberation followed department of justice dissatisfaction with the case status.
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John T. King
Miller Case
Nsw
York Dee
John
King
Repubelican National
Tom Connet Tloul
Grand Vurs
Department of Juste
Committee Seeks 100 Million for Air Development
Washington December 16 AP drastic reorganization of the defense admin and proposed annual spending of 20.4 million for five years to bolster aviation are urged by the House Special Aircraft Committee. The report calls for a Bureau of Aeronautics and a separate air budget and procurement agency.
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National Defense Administration
Special House Aircraft Committee
Tus
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Coolidge
Advisory Committees
Americs
Governor halts slaughter of deer on state preserve
Governor Fuller ends a four day deer hunting spree at a state forest preserve after a conference with Commissioner Witham and state officials. The decision directs cessation of the slaughter on the preserve and calls for stricter wildlife protection measures.
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Poston
Ted x
Loutver
Witham
Bazeley Teda
Toms
State Department of Conservaton
Puiter
Wyles Stundieh Tute Purest
Delaney Seeks Fifth Boxing Crown At New Madison Square Garden
Jack Delaney challenged for his fifth world title tonight at Madison Square Garden before about 25000 fans. He faces Paul Berlenbach in the first boxing card at the arena, with Delaney touted as faster and stronger despite a recent illness, while Bridgeport officials and a large crowd travel for the event.
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Paul Berlenbach
Tey Richud
New Arcni
Delaney
Astoria
Assissin
Paul Bertenbich
Om Pral
Herlenbach
Bridgeport
Simones
Palfield Avenue
Congress News
Congress
Main
Tita
Tomgin
Mellon Charged With Complicity In Owl Tax Fraud
A long inquiry details Mellon charged with complicity in Owl tax fraud tied to the California oil scheme. The panel found a 25 700 dollar misstatement and profits from 1916 Oklahoma oil lands. Committee planned to forward findings to the treasury and Senate for action next month.
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Manhingson
California
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Aefel
Cordorabon
Edeia
Yresuil
Fiat
Okahoma
Wit
Courens
Ins
Treasury
Red Grange Hurt as Bears Fall to All Stars 24 to 0
Pittsburgh All Stars defeated the Chicago Bears 24 to 0 on a snow covered field. Red Grange suffered a right arm injury, hindering him from finishing the game while Gustafson scored for Pitt. Grange’s status next week was uncertain with doctors divided on return timing.
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Chicago Bears
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Harald
Grange
Detroit
Pittsburgh All Stars
Sohenley Hotel
Inder Ture
George Halas
Bears
Gustav Berg
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh All-Stars
Halt
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Gustafson
University of Pittsburgh Star
Jimmy Tgberteon
Carnegie Tech
Gol Waiter
Ling Grange
Funward Pasnes
Brittona
Guslafsun
University Probe to Start Monday at Ohio College
Officials at Ohio university plan a Monday start to a probe into alleged student and faculty misconduct. A list of charges includes intoxication, improper associations at fraternities and sororities, and Communist leanings among faculty. The board aims to investigate drinking patterns, adherence to political views, and connections with local professionals as part of a broad inquiry following arrests and a seized order book.
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Ohio
She University
Dibnes Dorton
Wilney
Selor
Justice of the Peace
Univer Ils Board of Trustees
Mondhy
Bonahey
Renera
Nyuor
fraterni +s
World Court Urged At Bridgeport Mass Meeting
Judge Carl Texter introduces a resolution backing the World Court at a Bridgeport Connecticut mass meeting. James G. MacDonald charges Senator Borah with disloyalty to President Coolidge and says the U S would not be disadvantaged. The meeting at Central High School auditorium adopts the resolution unanimously.
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James G. MacDonald
Carolyn Poles Association of
New York
World Court
Central High School
Maer Donald
Cleveland
Elihu Root
Council of the
League of Nations
MacDonald
Werla Court
Carl Texter
Bridgepat
Connecticut
Women Speaker Criticizes U S Laggard Role in World Affairs
Mrs Trank Day Tuttle of New York denounces American lagging in world cooperation at a Connecticut League of Nations event at the Stratford hotel. The address urges support for a permanent world court and stronger international action amid disarmament debate and calls for unity within the nation.
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Trank Day
Tuttle
New Lark
League of Nations
Strclfield Hotel
Miss Lutte
Charman
Greiter New York
Association
Liam Geneve
Tore
Gene J Bassett
New Haven
Thas
World Court
Permanent Court of International Justice
Ldusue
Chengin
Irish Boundary Measure Adopted By Dail Eirann
The Dail Eireann adopted the Irish boundary measure after contentious talks. The vote stood 71 to 26 as officials signaled a decision and the chamber faced an all night session that was averted by agreement.
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Eirann
Fey
Bueaim Bay
Apriavedy
Tonfon
Sixty-One Killed in Alabama Mine Blast Tragedy
In Cahaba fields south of Birmingham a gas explosion at Overton No 2 mine of Alabama Fuel and Iron killed sixty one miners. Fifteen escaped injury with several hospitalized burned. Rescue efforts by Irene Wilford Powell and Charles Edith revealed harrowing scenes as they braved fumes and darkness to reach trapped workers.
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Ala
Overton Ming No 2
Alabama Fuel and Iron Company
Cahaba Fields
Irene
Wilford Powell
Charles Edith
Powell and
Earth
Powell
Overton
Universal Service
Overton Mine
Elt
HG Culverhouse
Alabama Fuel and Tron Company
Turkey Forces Mosul Question To Show Down
Turkey presses Mosul issue as a threat to the League of Nations and awaits further mediation. Munir Bey and Rushdi Bey push for cautious handling while Ankara refuses to attend a Geneva session to discuss the report by General Lardene.
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Cacal Massieres
Shen Ruvhdi Hey
Counet
Genseal Lardene
Tithonia
League
Grange barred from screens over bank publicity dispute
New York December 10 AP motion picture theatre owners say Red Grange will not be shown in their theatres if the exhibitor cannot cash a $719000 contract check with an independent producer. The board will investigate the $300000 check at its next meeting as publicity concerns mount.
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Motion Picture Theatre Owners of America Today
Isuel
Joseph Mheider
Red Grange
Selder
Hartford Leader Walsh Shifts Role in State Democratic Committee
In Hartford December 10, Thomas J Spellacy of Hartford and James J Walsh of Meriden were elected national committee man and state festival committee chairman respectively at a meeting of the state Democratic central committee. Miss Caroline Ruutz Rees of Greenwich resigning effective December 8 will be replaced. the state vice chairman post for Fannie Dixon Welch of Columb was deferred. Edward Yeomans Andover’s state chair resignation was accepted. Welch presided as Walsh was elected. Spellacy, former assistant United States attorney general, defeated Thomas Hewes of Farington in a contest of organizationists to succeed Cummings of Stamford who resigned. Walsh led in the state chairman vote, with 28 to 3 for Peter FitzHenry and one for Morris of New Haven. Elections were secret. only committee members or proxies could vote. A luncheon preceded the session, and organizers predicted strong organization gains.
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Thomas J Spellacy
Hartford
James J Walsh
Meriden
Fai
Thase
Democratic National Committees
Caroline Ruutz-Rees
Greenwich
Mim Fannie Dixon Welch
Columb
Edward M Yeomans
Andover
Welch
Walsh
Spellacy
United States Attorney General
Civil Service
Thomas Hewes
Farington
Anthote
Homee
Cummings
Stamford
Hia Oppom
Atate
Organizationista
Peter FitzHenry
Waterbury
Charles Moorris
New Haven
E Committee
G O P Insurgents Swept From House
Washington December 10 ARH insurgent Republicans were swept from top posts in the House Republican committee with one exception. Representative Looper of Wisconsin was removed as ranking member of the Morella? fur s committee. he had been a speaker candidate. Dean representatives Lampert and Nelson, Wisconsin, were also ousted from chairmanships. Representative Vesta of Indiana named to head the Pat committee and Representative Ville cent of Michigan given Mitt.
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Washington
House
Hutt
Lanipert
Nelson
Wisconsin
Representative Vesta
Indiana
Lampert
Villecent
Michigan
Shonandoah Theatre Warns Patrons Over Weak Showing
Crowds stayed away from a Shonandoah cinema after owner C J Latta warned patrons that a feature was not up to standard. About 460 customers attended despite the notice, with about 100 per program present. Latta explained the lackluster turnout as a polite move to avoid misleading advertising while hoping the program would improve.
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Dée. LO
Moving Picture Theatre
C J Latta
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