Spaniards face pending trials after revolts and executions
The article reports on pending cases related to two failed revolts against the republic in Madrid. It notes the execution of two captains and life sentences for five leaders, with Alesis Zemora, former prime minister, awaiting trial. Angel Ascario Gulderen defends Zemora. Madrid lawyers lead the legal effort as monarchists gaze on.
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Alesis Zemora
Cahimat
Zamore
Angel Ascario Gulderen
Gean
Madrid
Senatoa
Ricky
Potty Cole
Christman
Jury Deliberations Continue in Shepard Murder Case
Kansas City Kansas jurors retired for the night after more than 50 hours of deliberation without a verdict in Major Charley A. Shepard’s murder trial. The case concerns the alleged poisoning of Mrs. Zenane Shepard at Port Riley in June 1939. Prosecution witnesses including Miss Grace Brandon testified as the jury, now resting, awaits morning sessions under Judge Richard J. Hopkins.
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Kan
Charley A. Shepard
Zenane Rheperd
Shepard
Port Riley
Federal
Gemeney
Richard J. Hopkins
Aay
Ita
Tonio
Brooksfield
Mise Brendon
Sardius M. Brewster
Kanaae City
Abe
Brandon
Denver
EH Behults
Schulte
Lawrence
Two Gas Stations Robbed. Police Investigate
Police report two gas stations robbed in one day as suspects, including an incident at an American Oil station on Washington and Kanawha Streets where a man demanded $150. Another theft involved 84.74 dollars from the Kroger gas station. A youth tossed a rock at a shop window while a small boy was linked to card theft at the veterans office.
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Small Boy
Office of the Veterans’ Service
Joseph
Gates
Howard Wawking
Balt Homee
Washington
Kanawha
Pwey
Kroger
Esteld
Blas
Plain Clothes Bureau
Zenda
Lee Street
Blaine
Poison Rum Blamed In Death of Man
Huntington reports Charles Paut, 39, died forty five minutes after being jailed on intoxication charges. Coroner X Schuller said death was due to alcoholic poisoning.
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Huntington
Charles Paut
X. Schuller
Missing In Crash of Ships
Forty one passengers and crew of the Finnich line steamer Oberon are missing after Friday night collision with sistership Arcturus off Leso Blend. Survivors include Captain Erik Hjelt who cradled his four year old daughter Elizabeth until death. searchers found little evidence aboard the wreck and no trace of the mother.
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Unésman
Arcature
Bert
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England
Owe
Masons Entertain 2387 Kids at Christmas Party
Masons hosted a Christmas party at the Scottish Rite cathedral drawing 2387 children from local charities and neighborhoods. The event featured carols by the Beni Kedem Temple band, stories by Mrs. W. E. R. Byrne, a reading by Charles E. Krabe, and a large toy and treat distribution to the youngsters. Parents and siblings traveled long distances to attend, with all attendees leaving happier after the gift bags.
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Charleston
Scottish Rite
Capitol Street
Masons
Buany
Teykr Mountain
Davie Creek
Meg
David Boyd
Galvation Army
Beni Kedem
George Crum
W. E. R. Byrne
Charles E. Krabe
Salvation Army
Union Aieston
Auditoriass
Mavarie Order
Kida
Gome
Round Table Conference To Be Continued
The article notes that the Round Table Conference will be continued as negotiators seek a solution to Hindu Muslim tensions. Key figures and participating organizations are referenced, with emphasis on ongoing talks and expected timelines.
India conference aims to resolve Hindu Muslim tensions
Delegates at the historic India round table conference plan to continue private talks over Christmas and recess for a week. The key issues are separate electorates for Muslims and a strong central administration for India while preserving provinces autonomy. Lord Willingdon is named viceroy, replacing Lord Irwin.
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London
Inedia
India
Thia
Lor Willingdon
Lord Irwin
Lord Willingdon
Canada
Moeléms
Therm
Kentucky feud leaves three dead and a dozen injured
Jackson sheriff reports a family feud in Breathitt County sparked yesterday’s violence. Pierce Gabbard, 57, died today following earlier knife wounds. Wilton Gabbard, 20, was mortally wounded. Inaac Little, 55, was shot dead. Suspects Ed Turner and four Little family members were jailed. a 12 year old, Virgie Little, was hospitalized with gunshot injuries. Authorities say the feud began during a turkey shoot at Chenowee station and escalated as gunmen ambushed returning home.
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Jackson
Pierce Gebbard
Broathitt
Wiltom Gabbard
Inaac Little
Tory
Ed Turner
Fred Little
George Little
Herman Little
Lita Brothers
Lavac Little
Vorgie Futtle
Imac
Bheritt Comte
Chenowra
Teane Little
Wilton Gabbard
Asid
Little
Virgie
Gabbard
Sona
Zome
Health unit merger urged to curb pollution in Kanawha
Wesley H. O'Dell retired Kanawha County official urged combining city and county health departments with the city school health program. He said the move would clean Charleston and save taxpayers up to 830,000 annually while stressing anti pollution measures on Columbia boulevard Kanawha Street and Elk and Kanawha rivers. He emphasized health progress in the county and pledged to oppose candidates who tolerate pollution.
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Kamewha
Charleston
Mme
Asan
Ote
Ba Tx
Dora
Mr. O'Dell
Ikrv
Columbia Boulevard
Kanawha Street
Streste
Elk
Kanawae
O'Del
Kanawha
West Virginia
Congress Fails To Take Action On Eleven Bills
In Washington on December 21, Republicans in Congress forced quick passage of a $150 million farm board appropriation despite a sullen mood among Democrats and independents. No supply bills or Norris demanded measures moved forward. President Hoover claimed relief gains via $116 million in public works and $45 million loan authorization to drought farmers, as Senate adjourns until January 6 with no bills signed.
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Washington
UPI
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Morris
Moorer
Cadere
Nicholas Loughworth
Senate
Benatar Willems
Boraky
Idaho
Tam
Borris
Lucas
Claudine H. Huston
Norris
Dog Rabies Suspect Cited in Wheeling Attack on Children
In East Wheeling an unidentified man clubbed a rabid dog after it bit four children and threatened others. The victims Betty Hawke nine Lawrence Taylor nine Hilda Painter seven and Isaac Antill eight were under physician care as examination of the animal’s head proceeded.
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East Wheeling
Betty Hawke
Lawrence Taylor
Hilda Painter
Isaac Antill
Bullet Ends Dance in Medina Tragedy
A bullet fired through a window at a Medina home hits dancer Helen Dunn and Walter Bryant. Both were rushed to hospital in critical condition. police seek a youth involved in a recent quarrel with Ming Duan.
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Helen Dunn
Walter Bryant
Katter
Bryant
Ming Duan
Christmas Story of Faith Hope Love and Peace
Reverend J M Knight of Week ley Memorial United Brethren Church reflects on Christmas as a story of faith hope and love in a Gazette sermon titled The Story of Christ man. He notes Christmas surpasses other holy days in spiritual value and stirs deep human emotion, extending goodwill worldwide.
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Weekley Memorial United Brethren Church
the Gazette
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Agen Hinater
Christmae
Bethlehem
Mob Storms Jail Over Slaying of 19 Year Old Teacher Velma Colter
A mob of about 50 men from Maryville and surrounding towns stormed the Buchanan county jail to seize Raymond Gunn accused of killing Velma Colter a 19 year old teacher. National Guard units and police protected the jail as deputies prepared for the siege.
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Foseph
National Guard Tank Company
Bucheran County
Raymond Gunn
Miz Velma Colter
Maryville
John Roach
Joseph Tank Company
National Guard
St. Josepa
Mab Baig
Plattsburgh
Svand Joorph
Sage Ania
Joseph
Gunn
Jal
Misouri Penitentiary
Misouri Teachers College of
Jerus Colter
Buchanan County Affiasna
Lucas Strikes Back at Norris in Republican Dispute
Washington dispatch reports a heated conflict within the Republican Party over Senator Norris and Lucas, with Lucas demanding resignations and accusing party leaders of improper conduct. The issue involves anti-Norris literature funding and party loyalty amid Hoover era tensions.
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Robert H. Lucas
Republican Nothins
Howell
Norris
Republic '30
Lucas
Washingtom
Georgy Noro
Fobert H. Lucas
Republican National
Waris
Tondera
Republican Party
Slayings Arouse Police in New York Area
A spate of shootings drew New York police into a metropolitan case. A pilot sighted a body 35 yards off a highway near Hicksville, near Roosevelt, where Inspector Harold R. King found a well built man shot five times to the back and later identified as Michael Wesound. The victim wore a black suit and blue silver coat with no identification. the scene lay near Long Island aviation country club and a busy parkway.
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Dev
Hickev Iie
Roosevelt Fad
Harold R. King
King Foud
Beck
Long Inland Aviation Country Club
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High Spas Toad
King Wes Bi
King Wes Bi Would Be Novified By Sutster
Michael
Wesound
Will Declares American People Are Tough Labor
Hollywood dispatch reports Americans endure unemployment for months as government dithers, yet workers persist until relief arrives. The writer asserts resilience amid economic strain and criticizes government delay in providing employment.
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