Prohibition Raid Obstruction Sparks Legal Clash In Florida
In West Palm Beach two dry agents were slain during a raid on George W. Moore. A blood stained search warrant was disputed as to night entry. Prohibition officials argued the raid was legal while the Moore defense claimed illegal entry after dark. Congress opened talks to strengthen enforcement and consider modification of dry laws.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
George W. Moore
Robert E. Tutttle
Ninth District
Moore Place
KK. M. Baynes
Moore
United States
Earnst
Harold Burton Arnold
Arnold
F. R. Patterson
E. Kuscher
Kuscher
de Tuttle
County Offend
Washington
Congress
House Wets
Representative Linthicum
Dem
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
House
Representative Black
N. Y
Brookhart
Rep
Doran
Norton
Senate
Senator Watson
Indiana
Hoover
City Manager Leads in Search for Girl Killer
Acting City Manager Harold H. Burton took charge of the hunt for the slayer of Janet Blood a sixteen year old high school student who died from a bullet wound suffered January 3 when attacked by the hook nosed gunman. County officials offered a reward of one thousand dollars for information leading to conviction or capture.
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Cleveland, CO
Harold H. Burton
Janet Blood
Two Hamilton Policemen Jailed by U S Authorities
Two Hamilton police officers William James and Chester Sampson were arrested by federal agents in Hamilton Ohio and jailed in Dayton on an affidavit alleging they intimidated a witness tied to a federal liquor grand jury in Cincinnati. Both men are African American.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Tiamilton
Dayton
Cincinnati
William James
Chester Sampson
John Brucks
Chestnut Street
Disaster Closes Night Flight From Agua Caliente
A Transcontinental Air Transport-Maddux Lines tri motor crashed eighty miles south of Los Angeles, killing sixteen people eight women and eight men. The crash occurred near Oceanside after a low ceiling and rain squall halted the flight from Agua Caliente to Los Angeles. An inquest will identify the victims. Witnesses saw the gasoline explosion and flames.
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Jan
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United States Department of Commerce
Division of Aeronautics
San Diego County
T. A. T. Line
Oceanside
Sky Hner
Agua Caliente
Western Air Express
San Diego
D. W. Tomlinson
Open switch wreck on D&N passenger train near Trafford
One or more killed and many injured when the Louisville and Nashville passenger train plunged into an open switch near Trafford Alabama. Officials and relief crews rushed to the scene as cars were strewn and telephones summoned aid. Reports listed engineers and firemen from Decatur among the dead with a conductor named H. W. Cominskey.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ulsville and Nashville Railroad
Chicago
Trafford
Here
Tom Les Harrison
Decatur
Max Sexon
H. W. Cominskey
Cullman
Fatal crash raises Hamilton County auto deaths to ten
Slippery streets last night caused another fatal automobile accident in Hamilton County bringing the year’s total to ten. John W. Grigsby, 79, of Seeketan Ohio, died at St. Mary’s Hospital after his car skidded on Bay Miller Street and collided with a vehicle driven by Bert Doyle on Ninth Street. His son Charles Grigsby escaped injury while the elder passenger suffered severe injuries. Both cars were badly damaged.
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Hamilton County
John W. Grigsby
Seeketan
St. Mary's Hospital
Charles Grigsby
Baymiller Street
Ninth Street
Bert Doyle
McGregor Avenue
Kentucky Assembly Reopens Amid Low Bill Activity
Frankfort reports the legislature reconvenes after a four day break with few bills reported out. The Senate panel backs a Louisville model registration law as a likely first action. Debate centers on Governor appointment powers and five House contest suits to be reviewed in executive session. Revenue lobbyists have filed registrations as sessions begin.
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General Assembly
Senate
House
Senate Committee On
Louisville
Legis
Allie Young
Capitol
House Contest Elections Committee
Tve Democrats
Repub
Lowning Street
Downing Street
Red Cross mobilizes boats for Arkansas flood marooned families
The Midwestern Red Cross learned 100 to 150 families in Mississippi County Arkansas were stranded by the St Francis River flood. Six flat bottom boats were built at Blytheville with motors sent from St Louis to rescue and evacuate residents on the opposite river bank. Forecaster warns a foot rise by tomorrow night as water reaches eaves of homes.
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American Red Cross
St. Francis River
Ig Lake District
Arkansas
Red Cross
Blytheville
Ark
Mississippi County
Walter Ower
The
West Virginia escapees captured after swamp battle in Georgia
A 200 strong posse trapped a swamp near Macon Ga and captured three West Virginia prisoners wounded in a clash. Adrian Bias Dana Bias and Basil Childers were identified as the trio. Landry told police he helped plan the Jacksonville shooting with Loné and Moultrope.
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Connecticut
West Virginia
Wethersford
Jacksonville
Fla
W. D. Smith
Adrian Bias
Dana Bias
Basil Childers
Hhe
A. S. Scroggins
Moundsville
Leo.Landry
Landry
Roland Laloné
Watson Moultrope
Washington anticipates naval talks as London conference opens
Officials in Washington await opening speeches by Ramsey MacDonald and the heads of delegations from the United States Japan France and Italy at the London naval limitation conference. President Hoover defers to Henry L. Stimson and the American delegation as talks begin with optimism for a long process and no new public pronouncements from the administration.
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Capitol Hill
Charles Evans Hughes
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Henry L. Stimson
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la Friday
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New York World News Service
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George V
America
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Movement For International Peace and Good Will
Irene Schroeder defies Sheriff in murder inquiry
In Phoenix on January 20 Irene Schroeder held with two men on assault with intent to murder charges defies Sheriff C H Wright and refuses to discuss the case tied to the Pennsylvania state highway policeman Corp Brady Paul’s murder. Companions include Walter Dague who signed a confession and Vernon Ackerman.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Irene Schroeder
C. H. Wright
Pennsylvania
Brady Paul
Walter Glenn Dague
Vernon Ackerman
Dague
Corp. Paul
New Castle
Sheriff Wright
France seen limiting naval pact to six years
London talks open with France viewed aiming for a six year naval limitation agreement. A London conference leader suggests the pact would avert jurisdictional conflict between the London naval conference and the Geneva General Disarmament Committees.
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France
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
London
London Naval Conference
Geneva General Disarmament Committees
Warden Denies Talk With Maxey in Parole Suit
Ohio warden P E Thomas testified in a $436 500 damages case brought by New York attorney Robert Lea Maxey for false imprisonment. Maxey claims he deserved parole relief. Thomas says a general sentence rule and attorney general opinion fixed his release date. Maxey admitted past violent acts and prior imprisonments, while the trial continues.
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Columbus, O
Robert IE
Lea Maxey
New York
Ohio Penitentiary
P. E. Thomas
Maxey
Thomas
Youngstown
Texas
Hot Springs
Ark
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
United States District Court
Deaf man faces bigamy charges after arrest in Kentucky
Cincinnati detectives Bill Webbe and John Bartley arrest Francis Huddleston, 23, a deaf mute bronze worker, on a bigamy warrant. Huddleston, from Covington, is accused of marrying Lucy Gastineau in 1926 and an earlier union with Henrietta Hahn Hudson. Nine deaf and dumb residents were present at the arrest scene. Prelim in Covington slated for Wednesday.
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Bill Webbe
John Bartley
Francis Huddleston
Cumber Street
Indianapolis
Lucy
Hamilton County
Webbe
Bartley
Huddleston
Covington
Linment
House Is Not the Lower Branch
Speaker Longworth rejects the term lower branch for the House of Representatives. He cites the Constitution granting equal powers to Senate and House and the Supreme Court ruling that no upper or lower house exists. He warns writers and broadcasters are creating a mistaken view of Congress.
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Longworth
Cecil B. Dickson
Associated Press
Washington
Jan
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Pledges Against Coercion Mark Naval Conference Opening
At the London naval conference opening in the House of Lords the five leading powers meet with pledges from Henry L. Stimson to avoid coercing any nation. King George V will inaugurate the session broadcast by radio.
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Royal Gallery
House of Lords
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