Dry Members Of House Reported Ready to Bolt
Forty dry members of the House were reported waiting for a chance to switch to wets over the proposed 93,000,000 appropriation for 600 additional prohibition squads. Justice Department and law enforcement officials signaled further delay in enforcing prohibition amid party split.
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Warmington
Justice de Partment
Rem Put
Amother
Mame
Murry
Jark
Mon Pervez
Sheppard
Congress Sotelderett
Carr
Ernest Moretary
Howe
Two Women Shot in Triangle After Incident Report
Two women were shot in the Triangle area in a reported daytime incident. Police are investigating, with witnesses providing limited details as officers secure the scene and seek additional information.
Arrest 26 In Gambling Raid Los Angeles Barge Raid Seizes Johanna Smith
In a double raid on offshore gambling ships led by District Attorney Pitts, 26 men were arrested from vessels including the Rose Isle and Johanna Smith. Police seized the Johanna Smith with patrons aboard as gangland gambling operations were disrupted. Several suspects jailed in Los Angeles, Long Beach, and county facilities under California gambling violation charges.
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Los Angeles
Jal Vellss
Johanna Smith J
Luthoritian
California
Buran Pitts
Long Beach
Amex
Fitt
North Dakota Capitol Burns. records lost to fire
The North Dakota state capitol building in Bismarck was destroyed by fire. Officials said most records and historical documents were consumed, with extensive losses across the state land, treasurer, and highway departments. Governor Shafer called an immediate meeting of officials to assess the situation.
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Bismarck
North Dakota
Buuilding
George P. Shafer
Dakota Territory
Dakata
Shafer
Robert Byrne
Hoe
State Land Department
Flying in Fog Made Safer By Sensitive Instrument
A new and highly sensitive altimeter using sound waves has been perfected by the army air corps and General Electric. It promises to reduce fog landing hazards by measuring height via echo time, aiding pilots in fog over landing fields. Tests by Lieut. Albert Hogenberger and others show accurate readings up to 8 feet, with the instrument guiding the approach and final glide.
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Washington
Des
Army Air Corps
General Electric Company
Lenin
Albert Hogenberger
California
Hawaii
Charles A. Lindwergh
Army
Apair
War Department
le Itie
Second Gibson Kin Arrest Sparks Indiana Manhunt
Renewed family feud over Patton Gibson’s slaying triggers armed posses in Salem Indiana. Four Gibson brothers assault the county jail to seize John and Pleas Spurlock, who face charges in the elder Gibson’s death. Gilfred Gibson shoots Sheriff Trinkle and his wife. Otto Gibson is killed. Gilfred surrenders. Pleas and John Spurlock remain jailed as the siege ends with evolving captures and injuries.
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Salem
Ind
West Virginia
Tennesue
Indiana
Washington County
Patton Gibson
John
Pleas Spurlock
Patton
Milton Irinkle
Otto Gibson
Elmer Gerald
Ant
Gerald
Gilred Gideon
Toe Pease
Dan
Alonzo Gibson
Trinkle
Gilfred Gibson
Gilfred
Alonzo
Zour Prathera
Balem
Patton Gilson
Posex
Gil Tred Gibson
Merchal
Newalbany
Sherif Milton Trinkle
Ida
American Legion
Gibson
Foundations for the New Year by Pastor Wolfe
The Rev Jonn L Wolfe of the Asbury ME church urges New Year resolutions anchored in faith in a Christlike God. His sermon, "A Foundation for the New Year," uses a lighthouse standing on rock as a metaphor for spiritual moorings, warning that life gains come from righteousness, not riches.
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Anchorage
Jonn L. Wolfe
Asbury M. E
Vanjnee
Christe
Sheng
Baulsbury Beach
Atormy Witc
Eass
Nea
Plesae
Tax refunds total 126 million for fiscal year 1999
Treasury releases a list of more than 10,000 taxpayers receiving income tax refunds for overpayments in 1999, led by US Steel Corp with 15.2 million and estates like Horace E. Dodge and John F. Dodge in Detroit receiving 973,016 and 782,875 respectively. Notables include James W. Gerard Bertrand Snell Bernard Baruch Arthur R. Cul, with many prominent figures listed only in small sums.
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Washington
Treasury Department
R&d
United States Steel Corp
Horace E
John F. Dodge
Detroit
John D. Rockefeller
Henry Ford
James W. Gerard
Bertrand Ih. Snell
House
Bernard W. Baruch
Arthur R. Could
Minnesota
Mme
Alla Narimova
Hese
Daoce Sam
Ignace Jen Paderewsk
Jack Dempsey
Jackson Barbett
Amos P. Eno
New Yorke City
William Flinn
Pitts
Prick
Pittsburgh
Maria de Los Reyes D. de Prenos
Los Angeles
Michsle P
Grace
New York City
A. B
Hepburn
Dayla BE
J York City
Edith Rockefeller
Chicago
Matthew
Joffre Fights For Life In Final Illness
Paris dispatch reports Marshal Joffre, the 78 year old WWI veteran, lingered in a hospital amid a tense health crisis. Doctors noted stationary condition with slight earlier improvement fading, as prominent officials including Weygand and Molient visited, praying for a recovery that physicians warned may fail.
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Paris
Marabal Jaffre
Marne
Teriche
Boulin Sai
Weygand
Aleremder Ball
Inrend
France
Maye
Millerand
Marshal Jothre
Dime
Poincare
Gouraud
Manaut
Rivemaltes
Jotfre
Mind Sii
Jean Fabry
Joffre
bin Vintt
United States
Ely
Mme. Lafilet
Mme. Lefilet
United Fuel Gas Co Gets Biggest Tax Refund Here
A tax refund of 1,016,750 dollars to United Fuel Gas Co of Charleston led West Virginia refunds in 1930, with 97 refunds above 1,000 dollars. The list names corporations and individuals from Bluefield Wheeling Huntington Charleston and other towns, noting large payments to Estate of Laura K. Owdwell and others as part of the year’s tax figures.
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United Fuel Gas Co
Washington
United Fuel Gas Company
Charleston
West Virginia
Trasury Department
Congrnas Taday
American Securities Corporation
Sisteraville
Amatierst Coal Comway
Ambébrstdain
Beechwood and Coke Company
Ketells Z. Bebrena
Wheeling
Boone County Coal Corporation
Bottom Creek Coal and Coke Company
Focahontes Corporation
New York City
Laura KE. Owdwell
Martha B. Caldwall
Executrix
Commercial Bank of
Bluefield
BIATS
Fanny 8
Cooper
Edwarg Cooper, Jr
Bramwell
Crab Orchard Coal and Land Company
John @. Dickinson
Central Trust Company
Eastern Carbon Black Company
East Lynn Coal Company
East Lynn
Mary &. Pair
Wheelleg
Gatley A Mourtain Coal Company
New York
General Woodworking Company
Morgantown
Guaranty Investment Company
Gulf Bricireless Coal Company
Tams
Waller
Hardy, Chasleston
Hooper Man- Kin Fuel Company
Huntington
Miss Alma
Hubbard
William FP. Hubbard
Nebson
Alma R. Hubbard
Huntington Development and
Ges Company
Kanawha City Company
Ka-nawhs
Glen Jesu and Eastern Railroad Company
Mien Joan
Kanewha Mortgage and Discount Company
Kelly Axe and ‘Tool Company
Key Jewelry Company
Charles N. Kimball
Sistersville
Lowenawin Realty Company
Market Aurtitorium Company
Entete
Porter Maxwell
R. Harrison, Jr
Franklin P. Maxwell
J. A. Mendenhall
Hollidays Cave
Midland Stores Company
Mohawk Coal and Coke
Pteast
Air Expedition to Explore Mayan Ruins From Dallas
Captain William Long of Dallas and Barry Hamill of Detroit embarked an air expedition toward Yucatan to locate and photograph unexplored Maya cities. They plan to base in Merida and may descend by parachute if a living Maya site is found. The party aims to reach inland sites 100 to 160 miles from the Gulf coast, seeking ancient temples, palaces, and wealth details for scientific value.
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Dallas
Tex
Yucatan
Mex
William ¥. Long
Dellas
Barry Hamill
Detroit
Py Air
Long
Avintor
For‘hme
Hemli
Dalles
Brownvile
Mexico City
Mexico
Hargrave
Dalisa
Merida
Gulf Coast
Eecipe
Archaeolo
Fortuits
Leng
Rss
Yuc
Borah Averts New Party But Foresees Legislative Change
Senator Borah derides the possibility of a new party while predicting changes in legislation. He cites four or five core issues such as prohibition and farm relief as root causes for party realignments. The Yukon-era remarks suggest Republicans should anticipate a 1920s convention and potential shifts led by party leaders and constituencies.
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Ite
Tte
Amite
Borah
Tnes
Manning
Danope
Representative Wood
Indiana
Banatar Wort
Roousevelt
New York
Biet
Graz
Mathorist
Lstat
Cal Spa
Two Sisters Slain and Car Stolen in Oklahoma
BLACKWELL Okla Dec 28 Two sisters returning to the schools where they taught with their parents were killed and their car stolen near Tonkawa Bodies of teachers Jessie Griffith 95 and Jessie Griffith 54 were found by the highway south of Tonkawa both shot dead A blood stained car abandoned on the highway was found later Police searched northern central Oklahoma for the slayer Leesie Griffith supervisor in public council street and a graduate of the University of Oklahoma Jeanie Griffith head of teens economics at Domnars State School of Agriculture Okla served seven years teaching at the school
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Blackwell
Okla
Tonkawa
Moly
Era
Pinger
Will Says Both Parties Split At Different Times
Fragmented phrases describe a political split with statements about parties and timing, referencing Ames and other local figures. Sparse readable content hints at internal disagreement and shifting positions without clear details or dates.
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Will
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Herbert Lee Boatwright, Jr
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Liangchan
Jstticken
Dlepatchea
Mohammedansa
Darthwest Kansa
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Liangchow
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William E. Long
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