U S Ready to Discuss Policy in Latin States
The Associated Press reports U S officials plan to keep policy open in Latin America while avoiding formal push or preponderant influence in the Pan American discussions in Havana. Delegates caution no binding decisions yet, with Washington aiming for openness and general understanding in the Caribbean talks.
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Associated Prosy
Havana
United States
Caribbean
Barla America
Tequesty
Sien
Washington
United B
Pan-American Court
Mangresa
Judah
Nome
Congress
Usi
Sloce
America
Whiten Hughes
Wille Willis Cipher Reveals 1827 Quip
A fragmented 1827 note from Gopyight hints at a playful miscue about a Kansas team, with cryptic wording suggesting a lighthearted jab or challenge. The readable lines reference Kiow a KU and a pulling action, framed as a quip or riddle.
Senate Clashes Over S-4 Probe
Washington stalemate as the Senate debated a presidential commission versus a congressional inquiry into the S-4 disaster. Senator Swanson pressed for a separate inquiry while opponents balked, and a plan to appoint three civilians and two naval officials faced opposition from House Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Washington
Wushing
Congress
Senate
House
Swanson
Virginis
Ante
Aghin Gui
Presidential Commission
Iico
Savage Moi
Sbourines
Stir
Whbur
Mem
Coolidee
Amentit
BSA
Senate approves first regular appropriation bill
Senate votes to provide 890.000.0590 for state justice commerce and labor for the next year. Debate was brief after committee work, with few on the floor, and the bill was rushed through. The measure gained about $1,000,000, including a $475,000 increase for development of sylation in commerce.
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Washington
Senate
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce, and Labor
Soly
Department of Commerce
Gaulle
Women killed in St Louis gang war report
Two men, Dominic Catelde and an unidentified man, were killed in a St Louis gang war. Charlen Frees, a news agent, was wounded by machine gun fire directed at the trio. Charles Splenta, near the scene, was being questioned as a material witness.
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ST. Louis
Dominic Catelde
Charlen Frees
Charles Splenta
Seek to Follow Trail of Money In Teapot Case
Senate Oil Inquiry witnesses Sinclair and Everhart subpoenaed amid testimony refusals. Everhart handled 235,500 worth of Continental Tracts profits. Sinclair faces possible contempt as probes seek details of 3 million dollars involved. New summonses target New York bankers amid efforts to trace funds from Texas fields to Continental and related firms.
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Washiroton
Summoen- Mt
Itary
F. Stirciote
Everhart
Sant
Albert B. Fall
Senate
Guy
Murprise
Meir
Continental Tracts Company
Chaimda
Ely
Lansing
Sinclair
Teupat Bome Naval Oil Reserve
Continsntal
Texis
Date Ak Hienplu
Kluela Company
Continental Company
Iis Parale
Labor Will Demand Beer In Platforms
In Miami on December 20 the American Federation of Labor announced it will press major political parties to include a 2.75 cent beer duty in their platforms. President William Green announced after the executive council, following the United Brewery Workers plea led by Joseph Overton. The federation favors real beer as a step toward prohibition repeal and indicated beer tariff support could appear in the coming legislative program. The Los Angeles convention favored amending the Volstead Act.
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Miami
Fla. Dun
American Federation of Labor
Wiliam Green
terem=tion
United Brewery Workers, Preseritee
Toreph
Los Angeles
Vare Determined To Carry On Seat Fight In Senate
Philadelphia report notes Vare pressing to carry on seat fight for United States Senate with a definite conclusion. William B Wilson petition to the Senate committee on privileges and elections will be submitted.
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Vare
Philadelphia
Dan
Roburst
Stytun Senate
Setiavoreieet
Willan
Washington
William B Wilson
Willebrandt Pushes Tougher Volstead Penalties
Attorney General assistant Mabel Walker Willebrandt urged Congress to strengthen Prohibition enforcement with a Stalker bill proposing up to 10000 fine and five years in prison for violators. She argued current penalties are inadequate against bootleggers and conspiracy, calling for judge discretion to target major operators. Representative J Charles Linthicum led the committee considering the measure as sessions continued.
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Washington
Tun
Cnplog
Mabel Walker Willebrand
Sturney
Congress
Mike
Gadchil
Stalker Hill
Vetsteactisa
Willebsandt
Percon Nf Carrvne
Con
Spirsey
Rie
Stalker
J. Charles Linthicum
Maryland
Ransom Letter Probe Ties to Missing Girl Case
New York authorities investigate a ransom letter linked to a missing girl from Northampton and Borland. State police discuss leads with the parents and governor’s adviser as search efforts continue nationwide.
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Nomcmampton
Mire
Hussin Shi College
New York City
Josepi Vodaly
Stitt
Buisbaud
Orstuarn
Northampton
Statu Numorlues Hue
Alken
S.C
Borland
Pranets
Toghly
Frome Tucker Aenley Fla
Bie
Pce le
Kent
New York
Nia
H.O. RL
Dunes du
Evanaelial
Ahmed
Huge coal merger eyed by Senate action and state politics
United States Senate action looms over a proposed massive coal merger. Governor Lon Starns refuses to recognize the Senate’s authority, vowing to appoint no successor and condemning the federal move as an erosion of state sovereignty. The merger plan aims to consolidate major Virginia and West Virginia coal firms into the Smokeless Fuel Company, with centralized sales and a two-region distribution, potentially shifting control to a Chicago and Boston hub.
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Small
Mann
Mhicagg
United States Senate
Frank Smilin
Lon Stanns
United States
States Senate
Union
Univer States Senate
Frank L. Smith
Sevcerne
ETON
Depp
Renete
Nis
Mimoit
Associated Press Rew York
Dan
Jeuxe T. Mann
Pacehontis
Virginia
West Virginia
Jaber
Lue
W. P. Tams
Castner, Curing and Hulittz
Berwind-White Interess
Wood Coal Company
Nelson Fuel Company
Tekte
Consolidating Coal Company
Ac Island Creek Coal Company
Io 1
General Motors
Walled Steel
DuPont
Angerle G. Grogse
White Oak
Dent
Castney, Curran and Bull Htt Company
Hops
W.va
Tans
Tamm Coal Company
Tams
Missing Girl Mystery Stuns New Orleans Police
New Orleans investigates the disappearance of Margaret Davis 20, a local resident. Reports tie her case to a possible homicide and identify several suspects including C. F. Buyin of Texas and others connected to Meridian and Houston. Police probe notes and a health board inquiry as details remain unclear.
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New Orleans
Dun
Ko Davis
Dyguihle
HAN Mystery Lab
Margaret
Davis
Vie ‘Teans
Hadeen
C.F. Buyin
Bonin
Texas
Sean Ortly
Houston
Margate Davis
New Oripuhs
Pealth
Geauh
Mareures
Ane
Mvesu Gion
Wits Ag Webi
Atranger
C. A
Mvs
Meridian
Leimister
Irenaee Biven
Ais
Orie
Hotistos
William DuPont 73 Dies Suddenly at Winter Home
William DuPont aged 73 died unexpectedly today at his winter home near Wilmington, Delaware. The longtime Wilimington financier and key figure in local business collapsed as Dr Ryan arrived. his family and staff were present. He had arrived two weeks ago and had shown no warning signs. He owned a large estate called Hopeton beside the Alum River, with twelve pails and new upper rooms under renovation.
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CIA
Callaes
Wilninhghin
Delanet
Beure
Alo
T. M. Someville
Wilmington
Somerville
Bot Ryn
Phant Delphi
Plostlact
Anl
Rynn
Panveramon
Ryan
Jlowith Saleh
du Pont
Mike
Lince
Hopeton
Aden
Altaummah
Tavis
Tale Ste
Wallon
Cosgrave Is a Great Fellow Says Rogers
Key West dispatch reports Rogers praising Cosgrave as a great fellow while discussing visits from Presidents and welcoming Ireland's president. He hints at showing hospitality and unity in a large country as Jimmy Walker plans to keep Heflin away, with a light, celebratory tone.
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Cosgrave
Rogers
Key West
Fla
Ireland
Americas
Jimmy
Walker
City Leads in State Building This December
Charleston and all minors had a strong December in West Virginia building permits, while other cities mostly showed declines from a year ago. Total permits issued reached $210,415 in December, with Huntington at $41,150 and $331,127 for the two periods. Parkersburg, Clarksburg, and Bluefield reported varied results, and Charleston’s rise was driven by a state house wing project completed mainly in 1927.
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Tw, Straus and Company
New York
Huntington
Parkersbuns
Genpathet
Clarksbury
Bluefield
Bluefeld
Clarksburg
Bluefield Io
State House
Vyas Mt Page
Lad 10 Crushed by New York Central Train
A 10 year old boy from Four Avenue West Side suffered severe injuries after attempting to board a moving New York Central train near Sicko crossing. He was hurled under wheels and is reported in critical condition at a local hospital.
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Ln Charlecian
Ivanes Clyde Ithiie
Foun Avenue
Tiglel- Wah School
Mwany Fretekt
York Central
Sheskton Mireck
Rome
Trane
Oni
Wiltys
Wilson
Iene
Milat Heepttal
BaIpUtite Buttos
Tie
Oem
Four Avenue
West
Yank
Kenner
Senator Heflin Repudiated by Home Folks in Alabama
Alabama senator Heflin faces strong backlash after remarks in the senate on religious issues. The Montgomery Advertiser endorses Al Smith for president, drawing support and backlash across Democratic circles. Robinson’s leadership stands, Heflin vows continued fight against what he calls the Roman Catholic machine, while invitations pour in for speeches from lawmakers nationwide.
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Hettin
Alabama
Senate
Alaabama
Heflin
DEWS
Calleagues
Cotton Tom
Joe T. Robinson
Robinson
Hell
Robineon
W. J. Gunter
Montgomery
Alm
Democratic Party
Hellin
Susyfe
Brayor Gunter
Ala
al Smith
New York
Ronan Catholic Church
Hetil
Associated Press
Tay
Siie
Alfred E. Smith
Robison
Arkansas
Benator Robinson
Hearst
Arkansan
Lassie
Smith
Montiny
Gunter
Roginson
Rovliasa
Mont
Bomery
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Willie Willis
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Gay
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Willebrandt
Smttal
John Smith Picea
Miriditine
Frank L. Ruth
Lin Binall
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William DuPont
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James Clyde Guthrie
West Charleston
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W. H. Means
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Boone A Armstyone Motor Company
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