Emergency relief bills debated in New York Senate and House
United Press dispatch describes emergency legislation to aid farmers and stockmen with surplus stocks and no markets. Senate favors embargo on some commodities. House seeks prohibitive tariff to curb imports of wool wheat livestock and potatoes. Goal to raise prices to cover production costs after foreign competition is cut for a year.
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United Press
W. IN
Baylin
House
Senate
Wealthy Knoxville man’s killers hunted again in West
Meade Moore and Martin Hunter, linked to Leroy Hart’s murder in Knoxville, were pursued across the country. Hunter captured in Lovell Wyoming cafe. Moore woman location kept secret. Knoxville authorities and Sheriff Royce coordinate, reward set at $1000. Hunter’s past work as an engineer and travels from Kentucky to Chicago noted.
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United States
Meade Moore
Martin Hunter
Leroy Hart
Knoxville
Tenn
Hunter
Pat Royce
Moore
Royce
House Panel Approves Tariff Hits on Key Staples
Emergency tariff plan moves forward with tentative approval by the House Ways and Means Committee. Duties set on wheat corn wool wool clothing beans potatoes peanuts caloos sheep cattle and mutton and lamb meat.
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Washington
Home Ways
Eeele
Crime wave spurs 50-detective air squad in New York
Police Commissioner Enright dispatched fifty veteran detectives in automobiles to curb a rising crime wave. City officials, civic groups, and business circles considered emergency measures as stores displayed firearms for protection. The Jewelers Security League offered a 26000 reward for the killer of Fifth Avenue jeweler Edwin Andrews. In Central Park a taxi hold-up ended with two men robbing Mrs. Thomas W. Folgar of two diamond rings.
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New York
Enright
Civy
Jewelers Security League
Edwin Andrews
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Thomas W. Folgar
Police announced two reorganizations to curb crime wave
In Brooklyn bandits held up two jewelers' messengers, stealing gems valued at 10000 dollars and a payroll of 2000 dollars as New York police outlined steps to fight crime.
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New York
Brooklyn
Infant Charles Trajelto Dies at Home
The infant, Charles Trajelto, born December 6, died at the family home at 834 South Avenue Street. Brief funeral services were held this afternoon at Bowmen Chapel.
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Charles
Charles Trajelto
South Ae Street
Bowmen
City and County Raids Continue in Casper
City and county officials renewed vice cleanup in Casper with raids on stills and disorderly houses. Two arrests for disorderly conduct at the Wyatt hotel and multiple bootlegging arrests were reported along with one 30 gallon still seized and the capture of a notable suspect, Martin Hunter, described as a millionaire.
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Casper
Wyatt Hotel
Pat Hayce
Martin Hunter
Renanaee
Lionaire
Labor Prepares to Fight Open Shop and Anti-Strike Measures
Labor groups map weeks of action against anti strike legislation the open shop push and wage cuts. Railroad union leaders meet in Washington and plan to resist Bach Cummins law while Congressmen and Senators friendly to labor discuss a non partisan defensive alliance.
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United Press
Washington
American Federation of
Railroad Brotherhood
States urged to aid veterans in federal agency plan
Director Cholmley-Jones of the Bureau of War Risk Insurance asked states to help disabled World War veterans by consolidating all ex service agencies. He proposed states build and lease hospitals to the government with an option to purchase.
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Evor
Cholmley- Jones
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Livestock Board to Consider Laws for Industry Benefit
Cheyenne dispatch reports the livestock commissioners will meet at the capitol next Monday to consider legislation for the live stock industry. Commissioners named include Oscar Beck of Big Piney Jens Yoder of Cheyenne and Clarence H Gardner of Holt.
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Cheyenne
Astute Board of Livestock Commissioners
Capitol Building
Oscar Beck
Big Piney
Jens Yoder
Clarence H. Gardner
Holt
War hero Pat O'Brien ends life in hotel murder-suicide note
A Royal Flying Corps veteran Lieut. Pat O'Brien was found dead with a bullet to the forehead in a downtown Los Angeles hotel. Police say the death was self-inflicted. a handwritten note lists his wife and a woman as causes, and an inquest is unlikely.
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Los Angeles
Pat. O’brien
Royal Flying Corps
Detective Bureau
O’brien
O'Brien
Cork Officials Refuse to Attend Fire Inquiry
The Cork city corporation refused a request by military authorities to have the city engineer and other officials appear at the Saturday night fire inquiry. It reiterated its offer to testify before an impartial tribunal. The Associated Press report also notes a separate Chicago item where the U S Railroad Labor Board ruled it lacks jurisdiction over interurban or electric lines under the Exch-Cum mian transportation act.
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Associated Prean
Cork
Associated Press
Chicago
Dec. l
Unite States Railroad Labor Board
Italian Earthquake Completes Destruction in Tepeleni Area
Rome reports a fresh quake finished the destruction of Tepeleni, an Albanian village 32 miles southeast of Avlo ne. Twenty two people are known to have lost their eyes. Earlier shocks hit the Tepeleni district. An area of forty two square miles was ravaged and many villages reduced to ruins.
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Rome
Tepoleni
Avlone
Brindial
Tepeleni
Land land discussion on school lands for Casper area Monday
Governor Carey and State Land Board officials will meet Casper citizens at 10 30 am Monday at the County Court House to discuss 40 acres of school land needed for new families from Standard Oil expansion. A city tour and inspection precede the 12 10 pm Chamber of Commerce Forum luncheon with Rotary Club as honored guests.
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Robert D. Carey
Katherine A. Morton
W. E. Chaplin
State Land Board
Casper
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
County Court House
Ihe
Henning Hotel
Ben H. Pelton
Earle D. Holmes
R.S. Ellison
Pat Sullivan
B. Brooks
R. M. Andrus
P. C. Nicolaysen
J. G. Johnson
W. W. Black
J. EB. Hanway
Frank O'Brien
Frank 8. Knittle
Court House
Barld
Holman
Pelton
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Land Hoard
L. Walker
Rectory Club
Biljicon
Forum
Regnar Chamber of Commerce
Armour Heiress to Marry Son of Chicago Banker
Miss Lolia Armour, daughter of Armour, to wed John J. Mitchell, son of a Chicago banker and member of the board of directors of a leading Chicago bank. The engagement announced by Andrew J Armour.
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Armour
Chicago
Adrew J Armour
Lolia Armour
John J. Mitchell
San
Ehete
Throw of
Porter Chosen Head of George Vroman American Legion Post
At the meeting last night UA Porter was chosen as commander of the George Vroman post of the American Legion with no opposition. Dr. G. M. Anderson was elected vice commander despite requests he be excluded due to his duties. Ted Drake was reelected post adjutant and Richard Nines named treasurer amid high support for Anderson.
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Harry R. Byers
Babcock-Wilcox Company
Denver
American Legion
Casper
Legion
Peter Q. Nyce
Legion Post
Co. A. Porter
George Vroman
G. M. Anderson
Eibilides
Ted Drake
Richard Nines
Casper National Bank
Dr. Anderson
Union Janitor Fired Ties Bomb Damage to Labor Troubles
Bomb explosions damaged two North Side Chicago apartment buildings at midnight. Police attributed the blasts to labor troubles after a union janitor was fired and replaced with nonunion workers. No injuries were reported.
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Chicago
North Side
Landioad
Boy loses fingers in 30-30 shell explosion at home
In Upton Wye on December 18 Charlie Hoff, 12, used a match to test a live .30-30 cartridge. The cartridge exploded as powder remained, shredding five fingers and injuring his hands with brass fragments.
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Upton, Wye
Charlie Hoff
American kills London actress ends own life
In St James area a dancer, Miss Sophia Erica Taylor, 29, and George Augustus Kelly, 30, of Omaha Nebraska, were found shot. Kelly died. Taylor wounded but alive. Kelly served in the American air force and was tied to a major advertising firm. The maid said the tragedy occurred last evening after Kelly followed Taylor into a flat and a struggle ensued followed by shots. Kelly was the son of a prominent Omaha drygoods dealer.
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St. James
Pecaly
Sophia Erica Taylor
George Augustus Kelly
Omaha
Neb
Kelly
Taylo Madedie Pihawnsend
Mind ‘Taylor
Miss Taylor
Miss ‘Taylor
Raedler
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