Lindbergh son’s mother lands in St. Louis on return flight
Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh arrives at Lambert Field in St Louis from Mexico City after Christmas with Colonel Lindbergh. Weather delays force a change of plans to head to Chicago. The return flight includes Harry Brooks pilot and other Ford officials and Detroit travelers.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
Mra
Evangeline Lindberszi
Detroit
Mexico City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lambert
Chicago
Springfield
Peoria
Tls
Stanley Copeland
Ford Products New
C. Muller
John Collings
San Antonio
Guatemala hosts Lindbergh in grand welcome
Lindbergh is feted as guest of honor in Guatemala City with a palace reception, Chamber of Commerce events, American legation banquet, and Rotary Club ceremony. General Amado awards the grand medal of merit as President Chaco s praises the flying colonel. Lindbergh departs for the next leg toward Belize and San Salvador.
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Chamber of Commerce
American Legation
Rotary Club
Armose
General Amado
Lindbergh
Paris
The
Republic
Chacos
Nower Nu
Sres
United States of Ameri
Guatemala
Linchbere
Belize
British Honduras
Sid
San Salvador
Guatemala City
Administration to Fight for Delay in Debt Reduction
Secretary Mellon argues against rapid tax reduction and urges Congress to pursue balanced budgets. He warns that a large reduction could jeopardize government expenditures and debt repayment plans. The discussion centers on a proposed $225,000,000 reduction versus a $290,000,000 measure endorsed by the House.
Rhinelander Sues for Separation in Noted New York Case
Alice Jones Rhine ender sues Leonora Kip Kibinelander in a separation action alleging cruel, inhumane treatment and abandonment. Rhinelander, heir to a vast fortune, married in 1924 to the 23 year old maid, later seeking annulment on deceit about race. Mrs. Rhinelander won the earlier case and verdicts upheld.
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White Plains
N. Y
Associated Press
Alice Jones Rhine Ender
Leonora Kip Kibinelander
New York
Sherift Underhill
Athindlander
Underhill
Rhinelander
Louisiana
Samuel EB
Swinburne
Alice Jones
Action Against Doctor Started By Day Crusader
Hartford December 29 Emil L O Hohenthal a leader in the world prohibition movement and Connecticut Prohibition party chairman is tied to the Moran case. Dr Arthur B Moran of Manchester faces a medical examining board hearing after federal revoke of his prescription permits. Hohenthal says he took no active steps and does not know Moran. The Moran matter follows other revocations of prescription permits by federal authorities.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Emil L. O. Hohenthal
Prohibition Party
Connecticut
Arthur B. Moran
Manchester
Connecticut Medical Examining Board
Hohenthal
Dr. Moran
Moran
Federal Prohibition Administrator
Washington
Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
Prohibition Enforcement
Washington Bureau
New York
Maurice Campbell
Explosion at South End engine yard injures worker
Michael Antonnell, 42, of 172 Lexington Avenue, suffered a severe scalp wound, skull fracture, and concussion after an engine condenser exploded at the roundhouse in the South End railroad yards. He was rushed to St Vincent’s Hospital in critical condition.
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Yrailroad
Struc
Michael Antonnell
Lexington Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Antoinell
Antonnelli
Antonneli
J. M. Maher
William HW. Gurtey
Antoneels
Salvage Work On S 470 Continues Amid Winter Prep
Brumby indicates salvage on the sunken submarine S 470 will continue through winter. He arrives by Coast Guard cutter Tuscarora to Cape Cod and reports diving suspended by weather as crews finish a new tunnel and seal undamaged compartments before air is introduced. Captain Ernest F. King will direct operations in Brumby’s absence.
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Boston
Asaociated
Renz Adamira
H. Bruny
Satvage
Provincetown
Coast Guard
Tuscarora
New London
Falcon
U. S. Navy
Brumby
Phillip Andrews
Boston Nary Yard
Manila
Ernest F. King
Submarine Salvage Expert Feted by Admiral at Provincetown
Charles Shambaugh, a civilian expert on salvage, was treated as a king for a day after being welcomed by Admiral Brumby and naval officers at the Provincetown salvage operation. He toured the Bushnell and Falcon and observed dives from the 8-6 aiding the S-4 recovery work.
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Charles Shambaugh
Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston
J. K. Paulding
Navy Yard
Navy
Shambaugh
Brumby
Lafayette
Inedianapolis
Mohave
Admiral Brumby
Provencetown
Bushnell
Rtew
Falcon
Sagesstung
Shambaugh Era Exposes Navy Salvage Expert Hoax
A Lafayette garage owner named Charles Shambaugh, posing as a submarine salvage expert, revealed by admission he knew nothing of salvage work and had never dived before. Navy officials questioned how officials perceived him while he traveled from Provincetown aboard a destroyer, discussing a potential rescue device with Admiral Brumby.
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Admiral Brumby
Shambaugh
Navy Yard
Capert
Navy
Washington
Associated Press
Mavy
Lafayette
Ind
Brumby
Charlestown
Andre
First Naval District
Boston
Admiral Andrews
Wilbur
Provincetown
Charles Shampaugh
Delive
Frank H. Brumby
Charles Shambaugh
Boston Navy Yards
Frank Brumby
Philp Andrews
Boston Navy Rated
Edward Ellsberg
Ekeberg
Tere
J. K. Paulding
Woman Slightly Hurt In Auto Collision
A two car crash at Grand and Oak streets at 4 45 pm yesterday injured Miss Het tie Heashey of 1678 Stanistan Avenue who was riding in the rear seat. She suffered two fractures of her collar bone and bruises. James of 1673 Iranistan Avenue operated the other car. Kellogg of 80 Prospect Street Stamford owned it and Makowsky of South Norwalk Drive drove it west on Grand. Hart treated Heasley and took her for X rays. each car sustained about 40 damage.
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Grand and
Oak Streets
Hettie Heashey
Stanistan Avenue
Miss Heasley
Charles R. James
Iranistan Avenue
Grand Street
James
William Westley Kellogg
Prospect Street
Stamford
Albert Makowsky
Norwalk
Hart
Heasley
Artai
Railroad Avenue to ease Bridgeport congestion
Police officials plan using Railroad Avenue for heavy trucks to bypass the main business district to reduce center traffic. Superintendent Charles A Wheeler said traffic signals will be placed at seven dangerous intersections on the proposed route. Tracks from Fairfield will turn off Fairfield Avenue into Railroad Avenue then to South Avenue to Watreet.
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Railroad Ave
Railroad Avenue
Bridgeport
Charles A. Wheeler
Fairfield Whi
Fairfield Avenue
South Avenue
Watertreet
Hoover Emerges as Republicans Reconsider Nomination
Washington dec 29 Hoover gains support as Coolidge retirement is treated as final and Hoover looks to be the main beneficiary. Anti Hoover factions push new candidates while whispering of Curtis as an interim president with Coolidge potential renomination in 1933. Charles D Hilles and New York interests weigh heavily as party leaders avoid a straight Hoover vote.
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Mark Nellivan
Washington
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Hamilton
Mr. Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Hikes
New York
Republican Party
Coolldze
Hoover
Wall Street
Charles D. Hilles
New York Republican
Hilles
New York City
Republcan
Curtis
Bay Refusal
White House
Bes
Snti
Maing
Dawes
Dewes
Lowslen
Hickman in court as guards quell mob at Hall of Justice
In Southern California a mass of spectators surrounds the Hall of Justice as armed guards keep order while Hickman, in shackles then unshackled, appears before the judge after a probation for forgery last Summer. Police link Hickman to Marian Parker case via Hunt, a 16 year old Kansas City youth who claims holdups with him and recalls a deadly Christmas Eve robbery in Missouri.
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California
Hall of Justice
Hickman
Superior Court
Walsh
Hunt
Welby
Little Marian Parker
Alhambra
Perry Parker
Bellevue Arms
Sain
Teapot Dome Restored and Lease Cancelled After Courts Rulings
The long Teapot Dome saga ends as Judge Kennedy denies Sinclair counsel’s plea to revert a quit claim deed. The United States retains control of the reserve, while Mammoth Oil plans to appeal. The 211 acre Natrona County site near Casper has a turbulent legal history dating back to 1921.
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Kennedy
Dudge Kennedy
Sinclair
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Mammoth Ol
Cooldge
Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the United Sites
Policeman’s Car Damaged After Skidding Auto Crash
Automobile owned by Policeman Charles E. Flanagan at 451 Coleman Street was damaged to 925 in an afternoon crash at Main and Franklin when Mary H. Santos of 97 Charles Street skidded on trolley tracks and struck it. no injuries reported.
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Charles E. Flanagan
Coleman Cet
Mary HE. Santos
Charles Utreet
Main
Franklin Atreeta
Controversy Over Teapot Dome Leasing to Sinclair
The administration moved to transfer control of oil and gas reserves to the Interior secretary under presidential supervision. The Teapot Dome leasing scandal followed, with Sinclair Oil awarded leases during Secretary Fall and Secretary Edwin Denby’s tenure in the Navy Department.
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Secretary of the Interior
Teapot Dome
Sinclair
Fall
Edwin Denby
Navy
Hartford Limits Five Registrations to Person
Hartford officials restricted motor vehicle registrations at the state capitol after a morning rush of over 600 applicants. Red punched cards now cap at five registrations per person as 11 clerks processed 4,600 in seven and a half hours, with 1,700 more by mail. Eight state policemen directed the crowd under Sergeant Walter Lynehan. the office stays open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday, but closed January 2.
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Hartford
Associated
State Capitol
Walter Lynehan
Motor Vehicle Department
Mackenzie Names Leaders for City Boards in Shuffle
The administration plans major changes in municipal boards with Samuel Dawe to be replaced as police commissioner by James D. Lawler and two tax board terms expiring. DeVer Warner eyed for tax board, Angus Mackenzie may join. John Bray slated to succeed Lawler. several key posts to be reappointed as listed.
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Samuel Dawe
Board of Police Commissioners
Im James D. Lawler
Wils FP. Hobbs
John J. Phelan
James D. Lawler
John Bray
Bullard Machine Too
A. J. Northey
Obrien
A. L. DeLaney
Greenstein
City
James A. McElroy
J Gerald Phelan
Frank Braithwaite
Police Board
Richard H. Murphy
Fire Board
James J. Stone
Louis E. Richards
Joseph H. Howard
City Plan Commission
Raymond L. French
DeVer C. Warner
Welfare Board
Juroy B. Klein
Charles Schwarz
William E. Hogan
Board of Appeals
John G. Schwerz
Insurance Commission
William C. Eisenmann
Robert Jelliffe
Frederick Clauson
John Gramigna
Bethel Woman Clapp Overcomes Age With Simple Exercise
The Bethel woman Mrs. Clapp, now about a century old, could bend to the floor with knees tight and hands flat, a feat a person a fourth her age would falter at. Her daughter Mrs. L. L. Hull confirms she is becoming slightly feeble. Born December 29, 1826 in Reading, she descends from Isaac and Lydia Bartram, early Redding citizens. Her husband died over 40 years ago, and she has lived with her daughters, one being the heir. After marriage she lived in Sharon and New York City, and in Sharon stayed with her brother the late Senator E. Albert Bartram, founder of Putnam State Park. Locals believe she is the oldest Eastern Star member in the county, with no known older member elsewhere.
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Redding
Putnam State Park
Clapp
Eastern Star
Connecticut
Simpson Gives Up Crusader Role With New Year
Rev Charles W Simpson a Bridgeport minister and Christian Union superintendent ends his self appointed dry crusade and calls on Bridgeport police and other agency to enforce law He praises Police Superintendent Charles A Wheeler as capable and notes his hope that law enforcement will improve in Bridgeport with Wheeler’s hand free to act This marks a shift from vigilantism to official enforcement in the new year
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Charles W. Simpson
The
Christian Union
Mr. Simpson
Bridgeport Police
Bridgeport
Bridgepom
Charles A. Wheeler
Wheeler
Kiwanis Leader Praises Bridgeport Convention Efforts
Deputy District Governor T J Purdy lauds the Kiwanis year as the most successful in the local club's history. He cites the district convention in Bridgeport boosting the group’s standing in the district and across New England, praising former president Bill Griffin for his pivotal role.
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T. J. Purdy
Kiwanis Club
Pardy
Bridgeport
New England
Bridgeport Ib
Coun
Ernest Liebscher Dies After Brief Illness
Ernest Liebscher former North Main Street market proprietor died at his Milne Street home after a short pneumonia illness. He was sixty, survived by wife Amelia, two sons Ernest and Arthur C., daughter Mrs. John Keeton Jr., two grandchildren, two brothers Herman and John, two sisters Mrs. Albert Senaller and Mrs. Frederick Schreiber, and was related to Emil Zeibold. Funeral Monday at 4:30 p.m. at the home with Rev. Dr. William Horace officiating.
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Ernest Liebscher
North Main Street
Milne Street
Amelia
Ernest
Arthur C
John ©. Keeton, Jr
Herman
John
Albert Senaller
Frederick Schreiber
Emil Zeibold
Police Department
Leibscher
Heme Lodge
William Horace
Two Sets of Twins Born in One Day at St Vincent’s
Two mothers at St Vincent’s hospital welcomed twins yesterday. At 4:00 p.m. Mrs Lawrence Fildestro of Stratford gave birth to a boy and a girl. An hour later at 5:30 Mrs Catherine Bepko delivered twin boys under the care of Dr B L Smykowski.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Ap. m
Lawrence Fildestro
Honerspot Road
Stratford
Catherine Bepko
B. L. Smykowski
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