King George III Update From Buckingham Palace
King George remains in a resting state with general strength maintained officials say further chest examination will occur today The Prince of Wales speeds north toward his father to arrive at Suez by nightfall and may travel overland to London if delays occur Duke of Gloucester arrives in Capetown to join royal communication efforts
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Keith Jones
London
George
Buckingham Palace
Stanley Hewitt
Soe
Stanley Hewett
Dawson
Penn
E. Farquhar Buzzard
Humphrey Rolleston
Prince of Wales
Africa
Suez
Joly
Port Said
Brindisilly
Enterprise
Mediterranean
Frobisher
Suez Canal
Alexandria
Cairo
Capetown
South Africa
Duke of Gloucester
King George
Balmoral Castle
Government House
Union of Uth Africa
Paarl
Democrats Stock Market Opinion Cites Political Ads
A fragmented 1930s style item argues that if the Democratic Party were a listed company investors would flood the market, mocking political fundraising. The note mentions subway tickets and an old radio trade in, with poultry market ads and a Pearl Motor Co. reference.
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New York
Democratic Hopes and Aspirations, Incorporated
Will
Hoover's Ship Steams On To Chilean Port
On the U S S Maryland Herbert Hoover travels toward Antofagasta Chile for talks with Bolivian officials while a Peruvian cruiser falls behind. The ship maintains speed despite heavy seas as landslides threaten an alternate Buenos Aires route and a four hour port call is expected.
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Maryland
Herbert Hoover
Antofagasta
Chile
Hoover
Almirante Grau
Lima
Peru
Mr. Hoover
Buenos Aires
Straits of Magellan
Alberto Palacios
Explosion blamed on chemicals at Kill All plant
Police and fire officials attributed the fatal blast in New York to fumes from denatured alcohol benzine and ethyl acetate. Three men were killed and seven injured as the Kill All Disinfectant Co plant and two neighboring buildings were wrecked. The mix used for a paint remover exploded when it touched an oil stove.
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New York
Acid attack shocks sleeping man in Columbus
James Morrison, 26, woke to an acid spray and flashlight while asleep. He said the liquid blinded him as the assailant fled. The report lists local poultry prices and an ad for a poultry market and a church bazaar and bake sale.
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Columbus
James Morrison
Morrison
Shop-o-Scope Offers Christmas Gift Picks On Page 20
The daily feature presents holiday buying suggestions from the Shop-o-Scope. Readers are urged to check Page 20 for curated gift ideas and shopping guidance.
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Shop-o-Scope
Afghan Rebels Report Over 1000 Killed in Insurrection
Kabul December 7 more than 1000 rebels have been killed during the recent insurrection in Afghanistan. Rebel positions were bombarded by airplanes and the forces sought to encircle them. The Shinwari tribe revolted along the eastern frontier in opposition to modernization and dress reform laws of King Amanullah.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
India
Amanullah
Gambler Dapper Danny Hogan Laid To Rest In Elaborate Burial
In St Paul Minnesota December 7 a gunman and underworld figure known as Dap per Danny Hogan was buried in a lavish funeral. Police seek ties between his violent death and New York gangster Arnold Rothstein as a cortege of luxury cars and floral tributes moved to Calvary Cemetery after a Mass at St Marys Church attended by business leaders.
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St, Paul, Minn
Danny” Hogan
Arnold Rothstein
New York
Calvary Cemetery
St. Mary's Church
County Commended for Clean Bookkeeping in Seven Year Review
A state inspection survey covering Sept 7 1921 to Jan 1 1928 records a total of 5051.99 in findings for recovery, noting interest adjustments from county depositories. Inspectors M. L. Campbell A. M. Hayes and Robert H. Horn praise county officials for accurate records and cooperation.
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M. L. Campbell
State Bureau of Inspection
A. M. Hayes
Robert H. Horn
Mercy Hospital Expansion Nears Fund Goal
Mercy Hospital Expansion campaign total reached 243513 at noon Friday with 66446 still needed by Tuesday evening to close. Friday marked the best day yet as sales army teams reported 9554, industrial committee 62025, suburban groups 959.50, big gifts committee withheld. No luncheon Saturday. next workers meeting Monday at noon.
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Mercy Hospital
Industrial Committee
Big Gifts
Rail President Dies in Baltimore Death Shocks Railroad World
Edward Jones Pearson, president of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad, died at 9 40 this morning at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Md local officials announced.
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Boston
Edward Jones Pearson
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Chicago gang leaders defy new attorney in deadly spree
In Cook County, two murders unfold within 12 hours after State's Attorney Swanson declared war on gangsters. Chief Leroy Gilbert of South Chicago Heights is killed by a sawed off shotgun in his home, and Tom Deanlan, a Chicago Heights Star typesetter, is shot in an automobile on the Lincoln Highway. Police suspect alcohol runners tied to Prohibition, and Soderberg escapes with no injuries as fear grips the suburb near Indiana.
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Chicago
Cook Co
John A. Swanson
Leroy Gilbert
Chicago Heights
Gilbert
Lincoln Highway
Tom Deanlan
Seaplan
Alvin Soderberg
Soderberg
Prohibition
Fred Hartman
Swanson
Indiana
Boy flyer delayed near Kiraltown in transcontinental flight
Richard E B James 17 was forced to land his airplane near Kiraltown 25 miles south of Bellefonte Pa when his fuel exhausted after takeoff from Mercer Pa Repairs were expected to finish in a day and James planned to resume the flight early tomorrow
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Bellefonte
Richard EB James
Kylertown
Here
James
Mercer
French court rejects US extradition request for Blackmer
Paris December 7 The French court has definitively rejected the American government's demand for the extradition of Henry M Blackmer wanted in the United States on an income tax charge Minister of Justice Louis Barthou said he had not yet received the court decision but expected it soon and would notify Quai d Orsay which would inform the American embassy
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Paris
Henry M. Blackmer
United States
Louis Barthou
United Press
Quai d’Orsay
Don and Robert to Have a Merry Christmas
Readers, employees and friends of The Canton Daily News raised 34.91 for two Canton youngsters Don and Robert whose mother died and father was injured, supplying shoes underwear and warmth as Christmas approaches. A note from Santa led to a paper led charity drive with donations from five dollars to ten cents.
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Robert
Canton Daily News
Don
Canton
Santa Claus
Santa
Mystery surrounds Waco murder by a mysterious visiting woman
A pale well dressed young woman shot Vernard K. Fearn in his Canton cottage on Waynesburg road then walked away, boarded a bus, and vanished. Authorities have a description and movements but no motive or identity. Fearn, a local coal dealer, died before his wife and year old daughter.
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Waco
Bernard Fearn
Fearn
Mary Fearn
Vernard K. Fearn
Waynesburg Road
Kathryn
Canton
McKinley Hotel
Shultz
George A. Daily
Harvey O. Schwartz
Daily
Reynolds
Nsw
Nothllg
Low
Northcott Kin Are Suspected in Riverside Case
Los Angeles authorities tighten the investigation into four Northcott family members tied to the Riverside chicken farm murders. Graves of victims in the Mojave Desert are being sought but paused due to Gordon Stewart Northcott’s influenza recovery. Cyrus G. Northcott, father of the accused slayer, agreed to tell all on Saturday.
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Los Angeles
Gordon Stewart Northcott
Riverside Co
Northcott
Riverside
Mojave Desert
Cyrus G. Northcott
Blame Captain and Crew in Sinking of Vestris
Investigation into the sinking of the Lamport and Holt liner Vestris off the Virginia capes on November 12 requires full consideration of all facts before suggesting improvements. Officials read both the American and British nautical advisers’ reports to United States Commissioner Francis A. O Neill.
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New York
Lamport & Holt
Vestris
Virginia Capes
United States
Francis A. O'Neill
Canton grocer killed in train collision at 19th street crossing
Myer Rettman, 27, Canton grocer, died when his car was struck by a southbound W. and L. E. train near 19th street. Witness Ralph Morris heard the crash and found Rettman dead. Rettman lived with his sister at 2703 4th street NW.
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Myer Rettman
Canton Grocer
19Th St
Rettman
Ralph Morris
Rowland An III
A. Selquist
Canfield Oil Co
4Th St
Moofly
Beardsley
Christmas Eve Shopping Urges Grist for Local Flavor
The note urges quick shopping to avoid Christmas fatigue with mentions of a Chicken Supper and Hazaar at Calvary Presbyterian Church tonight. It promotes Ady Sweet cider and Grimes Golden apples at 6th and Dueber Fruit Market as available items.
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Calvary Presbyterian Church
Tonite
Ady
Dueber
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