Congress Will Convene With Added Impetus
Congress prepares to receive Senate fuel with its annual appropriation bills for state justice commerce labor and the interior backlogged. Hearst Mexican documents forgery report and Senator Smith oath dispute loom as key items this week. Senate tariff reform debate and House action on interior department supply bill shape the agenda.
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Olcott correspondent recalls cattle and engine salvage tale
A colorful Olcott correspondent recounts a chaotic winter mishap involving a frozen creek, a stalled engine, and a salvage effort. The piece notes stubborn ice, a lifting attempt with a train engine, and a Christmas reminder about a reader’s family.
Willie Wileis by Robert Quillen
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dialect line and author credit. Contains garbled lines and a misread name, with a 1927 publication reference. Limited readability prevents a fuller summary of plot or content.
Death Row Executions Loom as Cray and Snyder Await
Ossining New York January 9 The warden at Sing Sing prison plans to issue invitations to witnesses for the scheduled executions of Henry Cray and Ruth Snyder amid the court ordered delays The condemned pair are expected to die within days with execution set for Thursday night Robert Billoch the state executioner will carry out the sentences Cray is to die first and Snyder may need assistance due to extreme nervous strain Officials note four days must pass between invitation and execution and Gov Smith’s decision is awaited
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Sacco Case
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Bayliss Returns to Witness Stand in Naval Inquiry
Lieutenant Commander John S. Bayliss, commanding officer of the coast guard destroyer Paulding, who rammed the submarine S-4 off Provincetown December 27, resumes testifying tomorrow before the naval court of inquiry. The court named him a defendant during his testimony, allowing him to refuse questions and call witnesses. The inquiry continues as witnesses discuss submerged tests and salvage efforts amid weather delays.
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Naval Court of Inquiry
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Dem Leaders to Attend Dinner in Washington
The Jackson Day dinner will bring over a thousand Democratic leaders from across the country to the capital. Keynote by Claude Bowers and toastmaster John W. Davis, with many prominent candidates and supporters attending as Democrats plot for future contests. Several cities vie to host the event before the 1628 national convention. At Benatobia Mississippi three youths were killed in a grade crossing collision involving an Illinois Central train.
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Christian Race Sermon Urges Faithful Run with Endurance
Rev. Robert Lear of Elizabeth Memorial Methodist Church South Hills preached on Hebrews 12 1 2 urging Christians to active service and to work out salvation with fear and trembling. He framed the Christian race as a path all may win with faith grace and the Holy Spirit leading to an incorruptible crown.
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Elizabeth Memorial Church
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Paatop
Elizabeth Memorial Methodist
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Call to endure in Christian service despite opposition
A sermon emphasizes hardship in pursuing faith and mission, warning that believers will face temptations from the devil and opposition from the world while advancing God’s kingdom. It urges personal accountability before God and the need for individual commitment to the divine task.
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New York Rep Questions Mellon on High Grade Liquor Ring
Representative Laguardia attacks Mellon over actions against a bootlegging syndicate described as supplying high grade liquor. He cites evidence of collusion and urges delivery of information to authorities, referencing a personal inquiry during the Christmas holiday period in New York.
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Rebels Beheading Marine and Sandino Seal Drawn in Nicaragua
Fragmented foreign dispatch describes rebel leader Sandino and his brigade in Nuevo Segovia. a seal on documents bears the phrase Republic of Nicaragua with a depiction of a fallen marine and Sandino wielding a machete. The report profile Sandino as a cruel 13-year-old clerk turned general who captured the San Albino mine, issued harsh penalties, and led a provisional "Mountain People" republic amid civil upheaval. It notes his forces, fleet of guards, and plans to flee toward Honduras if pursued, with Liberal leader General Jose Moncada criticizing Sandino. The piece also briefly notes U.S. Marine patrols and later domestic notices on Mrs. Alfred B. Smith's recovery and a drowning incident in Baltimore.
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Lindbergh Arrives Costa Rica in Welcoming Tour
Flying Ambassador Lindbergh spent a busy day in Costa Rica visiting official offices and meeting crowds. He greeted Costa Ricans with the famous Lindbergh smile amid parades, tours, and a state banquet, before planning a Panama hop and a Havana arrival for the Pan American congress.
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Thames Flood Held In Cheek At Westminster
Thames waters threat to Westminster but workmen evacuated a barrier, saving art treasures at the Tate gallery. Floods harmed the Salvation Army barracks and caused deaths last night. authorities warned higher tides may rise and the city prepared as donations flowed to relief funds.
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National Gallery of British Art
Salvation Army Band
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Lambeth
Seek Immunity for Ambassador's Son
Washington for Henry Howard the British ambassador Sir Esme Howard claimed immunity for his 1 year old son after his car struck and injured Hestcire Marc Deforest 12, daughter of a weather bureau employee. Police said any action against the boy must go through the state department. The girl reportedly suffered concussion and memory loss.
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Henry Howard
Hestcire Marc Deforest
Esme Howard
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Marines Ship Out for Nicaragua Amid Ambush Threat
Grizzled war veteran and leaders rush to head Marines as Brigadier General Logan Feland and General Le Jeune mobilize a 1000-strong force. The fleet including cruisers Trenton Raleigh and Montalwankes sets course for Corlate to reinforce occupation and pursue Landing in the province of Nevyn Sonovin, with planes and supply ships in support.
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Laskers Establish Medical Foundation at Chicago
Mr and Mrs Albert Lasker of Chicago fund a medical research foundation at the University of Chicago with an initial endowment of 93000 to study degenerative diseases after age 80. The Lasker Foundation for Medical Research aims to lengthen life through cures for cancer Bright's disease and cardiovascular ailments.
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