Washington sees Venezuela unrest as internal matter
Washington officials say the Venezuela crisis may resolve without U S intervention or Monroe doctrine involvement as long as American interests are not harmed. The State Department expects gradual self resolution and has avoided direct action despite Caracas unrest. Ice cream theft prompts Chicago detectives to investigate during a formal dinner. Moving picture shows operate in Tampico and other cities.
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American State Department
Venezuela
Washington
Caracas
Venezeula
Castro
State Department
Chicago
J. A. Cook
Mexico
Tampico
Elmer Hill Hanged for Murder in Kentucky Mob Action
In Kentucky a mob removed Elmer Hill from Monticello jail and hanged him at Greasy Creek after he was charged with the murder of 13 year old Mary Womack in Adair county. The mob acted quietly, no shots were fired, and Hill’s body was left at the scene.
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Lexington
Elmer Hill
Mamie Womack
Adair County
Monticello
Greasy Creek
Adair
Russell
Hill
Mary Womack
Perkins' Resolution Calls for President's Secret Service Evidence
Washington December 17 The house special committee led by Chairman Perkins reports a resolution urging the president to supply the house with the evidence behind his annual secret service statements. The measure passes with no opposition as lawmakers note concern over investigations of members by the service.
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Washington
Perkins
House
Secret Service
Congress
Cochran
Creager Nominated for Brownsville Customs Chief
Washington dec 17 The president nominates H B Creager of Brazos Santiago as collector of customs with headquarters at Browns ville Ex Collector Vann becomes his deputy
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Creager
Washington
H. B. Creager
Brazos
Santiago
Brownsville
Vann
Publication dispute and threat claim in New York case
In Flushing on December 17, Thornton Hains defense counsel acknowledged a conflict with William Annis over a magazine article last June. They plan to prove no threat was made and that Annis had been discharged earlier. Separate Tulsa news reports Henry Leftis died after steam scalding in the Glenn Pool field when cold water met a hot boiler.
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J. H. Russell
Union City
Tenn
Russell
Hains
Annis
Flushing
N. Y
Thornton Hains
William Annis
Ripley
White
Tulsa
Okla
Henry Leftris
Glenn Pool
Bond Set For Bookmakers In New Orleans Case
New Orleans reports say W W Lyles and two bookmakers Shefield and Fregerio faced bond of 500 dollars after arrest for involvement in a racing operation. District attorney plans capias against Colonel Samuel Hueslip and Edward Corrigan to pursue Corrigan’s arrest via governor requisition. Nolen laid to rest in Nashville after services for Odd Fellows grand sire John L Nolen.
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Corrigan
New Orleans
W. W. Lyles
Sheffield
Fregerio
Capias
Samuel Hueslip
Kentucky
Willson
Nolen
Nashville
John L. Nolen
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
First Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows
United States
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