Hoover Greeted Like Conquering Hero By Chile
President-elect Herbert Hoover was greeted by an estimated 100000 Chileans in Santiago as he rode in a state coach through the Alameda with President Ibanez. The Hoover mission then dined at the American embassy, with other ceremonies planned including a luncheon at the presidential palace and an honorary EnglaVers club membership. Port arrivals at Valparaiso drew about 30000 cheering crowds as the Maryland arrived, escorted by the Chilean cruiser Chacabuco.
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Universal Service
Santiago
Chile
Carlos Ibanez
Herbert Hoover
Alauveda
Hoover
Ibanez
Dir
Presidential Palace
Union Club
Fale
Apolea
Englavers' Club
Mr. Hoover
Valparaiso
Cal- Morais
Maryland
Chacabuco
Pacific
Alleged Drunk Man Arrested After Burglar Call
Police arrested Snodgrass after a burglar alarm at a Greenbrier Street residence. He claimed to be drunk and staying in the home with another man. a woman alerted officers, two men were found in the house, and Snodgrass faced charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct, released on $15 bond to municipal court.
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Washington Street
Claude Baldwin
J. A. Cater
Greenbrier Street
Sila
Mere
Snodgrass
O’eluck
Second Supplies Bill on its Way
Congress advanced the Boulder dam bill in the Senate amid private talks on power plant plans. The House moved another $283 million interior department appropriation as the second regular supply bill, following a billion dollar post office measure. Senate action included Greek debt settlement approval and a push to reduce government costs.
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Washington
Des
Congress
Boulder Dam
Senate
House
Interior Department
Maaswry Post Office
Longworth
Interior
Columbia River
Pacific Northwest
Heflin
Alabama
Nicaragua
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Walsh
Montana
Owen J
Treasury-Post Office
Ogden L. Mills
The
Treasury
Lord
White House
Coolidge
Representative Woodrum
Virginia
William F. Whitdng
Massachusetts
Commerce
Herbert Hooger
Wade
Senate Commerce Committee
Jones
Reprimand Triggers Michigan Teacher Murder Case
In Be Rid an Michigan constables say 16 year old Jimmy Dea ane confessed to killing 27 year old teacher Flossie Carter after a reprimand three years earlier. He described striking her with a fist and a stone in a car then disposing of the weapon and fleeing the scene near Sheridan.
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Beeridan
Mich
Jimmy Deaane
Flossie Carter
Teecona
Pred Armstrong
Haring
Mins Carter
Bheridan
Miss Carter
Descens
Eho
Sidney Road
Bliss Carter
Willis quillen knows what tact is in rough streets
A cryptic, coarse remark centers on street smarts and social tact. The fragment hints at a confrontation and the speaker’s stance on respect and innocence amid rough urban life. Names and precise details are sparse, leaving a brief but charged impression of street wisdom.
Seek State Aid for Crippled Children
State board of public works seeks budget funds to rehabilitate crippled children in West Virginia. A report from the West Virginia Society for Crippled Children was submitted to the council. Attending were Dr. A Post, W. S. Price, Mary L. Yager, W. T. Henshaw, J. S. Lakin, Harry Silverstein, and Fred Udy.
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State Board of Public Works
State Council For
Rippled Children
West Virginia
W. 8. Johnson
Post
Clarksburg
Mra
W. Price
Sembro
Mise
Mary L. Yager
State Board of Ihildren's Guardians
W.T. Henshaw
Inmate of infirmary linked to triple murder chase
Bil Howell, 85, inmate of Crawford county infirmary, was held on three charges of murder in a case tied to the killings of Clifford Deffenbaugh the infirmary superintendent his wife and an inmate Jim Nicholson. Howell denied involvement and had earlier surrendered after a posse wounded him following a three day pursuit.
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van ‘Buren
Ars
Bil Howell
Crawford County
Munder
Howell
Clifford Deffenbaugh
Deffenbaugh
Jim Nicholson
Dayton Man Will Be Hailed as Discoverer of Flight Laws
Aviation figures press to return the Wright brothers first successful aircraft, as Orville Wright is hosted in Washington for a major international civil aeronautics conference. The dispute centers on who first applied the laws of flight and honors for Langley are debated in Smithsonian circles and the Aeronautical world.
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Dayton
Universal Service
Washington
Aeronautics
Orville Wright
Civil Aeronautics Conference
Ariinal Wright Niemag
Kitty Hawk
North Carolina
South Kensington Museum
London
Auifthtonian Institute
Wright Brothers
Officials Hit By Mine Verdict At Pocahontas Coal Mine
Welch Dec. 10 Coroner's jury held that an explosion at Pocahontas Coal Corp on November 30 killed men due to negligence and carelessness of operating officials. They urged McDowell County grand jury to investigate alleged mining law violations at the next criminal court session. The inquest was led by Chief R. M. Lambie and McDowell County Coroner H. G. Camper.
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WELCH
F— Heidingvat
Pocahontas Cos Company
McDowell County Grand Jury
Princess Pocahontas Coal Corporation
West Virginia
Criminal Court
R. M. Lambie
State Mining Department
H. G. Camper
McDaxell
Coolidge Blocks Kanawha River Improvement Plan
Advocates of inland waterways express disappointment but hopefulness after President Coolidge's message to Congress. about 243 million in river and canal projects already on the books, no new appropriations this session. Ernest M. Merrill of the Great Kanawha Association notes opposition may delay Kanawha river progress but Hoover’s anticipated support could hasten future work.
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Coolidge
Congress
Ernest M. Merrill
National Vivers and Harbors Congress
Washington
Kanawha
Merrill
Hoover
Kanawha Valley
West Virginia
Rivers and Harbors Congress
Ghia
Mississippi
Missouri
Tivees
Middle-West
Great Lakes
Rothstein Associate Indicted in Drug Case
Joseph Unger, an associate of Arnold Bornatrin, was indicted in New York for possession, concealment, and transport of 82,000,000 in ware believed linked to an international drug syndicate financed by Rothstein before his death. Mrs. June Boyd, brought from Chicago for interrogation, faced $500,000 worth of narcotics found in her apartment. The Rothstein case continued with limited progress beyond the mechanical aspects.
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New York
Joseph Unger
Arnold Bornatrin
Passtmon
Rothstein
June Boyd
Boyd
Chicago
Unger
Crews Develope in Murder of Coal Man
Canton Ohio December murder case of coal operator Vernerd E. Fearn, 33, on his front porch. sheriff Ed Gibson reports two good leads and renewed effort as Mrs Mary Pearn, widow, cooperates with investigators.
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Canton
Onte
Vernerd E. Fearn
Ed Gibson
Sherif Gibson
Hila
Henry W. Hurter, Jr
Mary Pearn
Miners Wage Cut in Northern Wyoming Announced
Dec 16 miners in northern Wyoming face a wage reduction of 5 12 0 a day beginning December 15 to align with the southern state scale, announced by the Coal Operators' Association.
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WAC Weridan
Wy Ming
Associaton
Condition of King Becomes More Alarming
London dispatch reports growing concern over King George VI s heart strain as a renewed spread of infection affects his condition. A semi official bulletin notes fever and heart stress while doctors monitor the general infection and the Queen remains in Wales awaiting arrival in London by Wednesday. Crowds outside the palace show anxious anticipation as pages turn to further details on the king s health.
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London
George
Mary
Ramp Action Held Up by Lack of Quorum
Last night’s special city council session failed to suspend rules or adopt the ramp ordinance due to only 16 of 17 members present. Councilman L I Wettrie dominated the proceedings criticizing mayor Wertz while efforts to rescind resolutions and finalize a contract were noted as irregular and delayed.
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L. Wettrie
West Virgins
Wettrie
Chisapeake
Olin
Wertz
Ab Wentle
Mary Has Faith Supreme In Coming of Santa Claus
Mary, a six year old patient at a local hospital, awaits Santa Claus on Christmas Eve. The article highlights ill children who cannot leave the hospital and depend on charitable gifts to receive dolls and candy, noting Mary’s hopeful belief that Santa will bring joy despite her illness. The piece underscores community donations to support hospital-bound children during the holiday season.
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Mary
Santa Claus
Charleston
Nile
Belp
Vita
Sud
Geatmont
Barta Claug
Hash
Sian
Stockhill
Santa
Gil
Christmas Cheer Drive for Needy Children
The Gazetters Santa Claus fund aims to brighten Christmas for unfortunate children in Charleston. Donations welcome through local parish and newspaper channels with proceeds benefiting Beatrice Dunian and other communities.
Bolivian Note Seeks Moral Reparation Before Conciliation
Official Bolivian word asserts entitlement to moral reparation from Paraguay before any conciliation steps in the border dispute. Paris and Lima reports note League of Nations mediation discussions as Pan American arbitration talks convene, with Bolivian notes outlining views on justice and correctness of its stance.
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Washington
Bolivia
Paraguay
Girl Killed in Elevator Shaft While Fleeing Burglar
New York dispatch reports Miss Shirley Bergman a 20 year old bookkeeper died after falling from an elevator shaft while fleeing a holdup man who believed she carried payroll. The burglar Martin Bayles 28 was captured after dropping his gun and using the cable to reach the street. he had a prior suspended sentence for auto theft.
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New York
Der
Shirley Bergman
Jeaper
Toft
Martin Bayles
Charleston Pensions In Omnibus Measure
Washington December 10 Pen ion bills from last session by Representative E B England for Mrs C Wertz of Charleston widow of a Civil War veteran and for John Fitzwater Boomer veteran of the same conflict for 40 dollars have been included in the Omnibus pension bill reported to the House. The bill names about three thousand beneficiaries and is the largest Omnibus measure ever submitted in Congress.
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Washington, D.C
EB. T. England
Ch Wertz
Charleston
John Fitzwater
Boomer
Nicholas Election Hearing Before Court Amid Ballot Challenge
The Nicholas county election case involving sheriff candidate Ray Lambert Republican and challenger W ton Democrat proceeds before a state court. Plaintiff ALN. Z and Emment Hor wayne are represented by A. N. Brecken zidgn and others. respondents are aided by BE. H. Morton O. C. Lewis FN. Alderson and von T. Simms with local counsel in Webster Springs and Charleston.
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Nicholas
Ray Lambert
Stiainst
W. Ton
Uate
Hinsel
Aln.z
Emment Horwayne
A. N. Brecken
Zidgn
Burmersville
BE. H. Morton
Webster Springs
O. C. Lewis
Sum
FN. Alderson
Richwood
von T. Simms
Charleston
Will Attempt to Break World Air Record Today
Brayton France March reports a planned attempt to set a world air record facing unfavorable weather and frigid temperatures. Veterans and crew prepared for the flight despite low temperatures and possible delays, with captains and pilots signaling readiness to proceed if conditions improve. The report also notes a separate political item: Dr. Jamies Beyer Taylor, Democrat, resigning from Cavell county seat and a letter to Governor Gove.
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Brayton
Fes
OMG
Afmy Piers
Lomibrow
Albert W. Steveny
Ives CP
Wantin
Jamies Beyer Taylor
Huwinaton
Gove Foray
Cavell County
Senate
Secrecy Clouds League Progress in European Talks
Lugano Switzerland December reports secrecy shadows the Locarno talks among Briand Chamberlain Stresemann. No public details emerge as ministers pledge silence while discussing reparations and future commissions. Germans express pessimism but officials urge calm as discussions continue behind closed doors. In the same dispatch police thwart a bank robbery in Duluth and Missouri university operations pause for a winter rush.
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Universal Service
Lugano
Switzerland
Lence
Lake
Qick
Mex
Europe
Chun
Barley Briand
Sizcxemaan
Leagian Nations Council
Allog
Awai
Briand
Chamberlain
Stresemann
Ibia
Rhineland
Erland
Odld
Chainterlain
Str Auster
Iesque Council
Germany
Stredemann
House of Commons
Locarno
Titulescu
Romania
Conference urged pacific settlement of Bolivia Paraguay row
At Washington the International Conference of American States on conciliation and arbitration began its session seeking to avert war between Bolivia and Paraguay. Peru and Chile proposed a resolution urging pacific adjustment, with a committee to gather data and report back. Aimed to transmit the plan to both governments and Kellogg chaired negotiations.
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Washington
Coolidge
Victor Hy Mauriua
Peru
Orestes Ferrara
Cubs
Bolivia
Paraguay
Kellogg
Victor
Orestes Ferrata
Manuel Feeter
Chile
Gurgel de Amara
Eractl
Charles E. Hughes
United States
International Conference of American States
Belyis
Cardia
Rae
Mother Accuses Son of Murder in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh report details a stabbing murder of Dr. Harry R. Dapper, with his patient, and the suspect, Andy Kotlar, a 42 year old steel plant worker, accused by his mother who asks police to arrest him. Kotlar denies involvement stating he was at work the night of the crime.
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Pittsburgh
Andy Kotlar
Harry R. Dapper
Carrick
Kotlar
Worman
Kotar
George W. Murren
Dr. Dapper
Jury Hat Case of Physician at Keyser
Keyser jury considers case of Dr Otto Fisher eye ear nose throat specialist charged with performing an illegal operation in the death of Lonnie Beckong a Harrisburg Virginia student nurse after deliberating an hour and a half last night.ke Highlands county Daily incurred
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Keyser
Minersi County
Otto Fisher
Lonnie Beckong
Harrisonsburg
I Told You Cal Would Run Again
Washington dispatch reports forecasts of Cal Coolidge running again, with references to Hoover and congressional delay. The piece wryly notes political maneuverings and Washington humidity as a backdrop for comments on leadership and public perception.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidgr
St. Louis Post
Dispatch
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hoover
Congress
Virginia
Washington
Jefferson
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Wille. Willis
Eobert
Sepyright
Publishers Syndicate
Wright
Lander
Smithsonian
Langley
Institute
Acle
Ale Works
Geronautical
Inland Waterways Improvement
Anther
DB. L
Trallan
Tenici
Helghis Tewis
Wales
Wty Gazette
Beatelre
Beatrice Dunian
Heliver
Portee
Associated Presa
Court
League of Nations
Dr. Villegas
Carlean
M. Zaleski
Foland
League
State Department
Diez de Meaine
Mote
Jthe International Comittee
Comtee
la Pay
Bolgia
Marthe Jacobs van Wyen
Say- Ville
Herbert Leigh-Manuel
Leigh-Manuel
Herbert
League Progress
Duluth
Minn
First National Bank
Ed Nm O
Wno
Ward S. Ry
TLU
Univer
Columbia
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