Six bandits sentenced in mail train holdup case
United Press reports six gunmen linked to a $2,000 mail train robbery at Redondo Alt were sentenced at Leavenworth federal prison. Names include Willis Newton Joe Newton Glasscock and others. Sentences range from one to twenty five years with some awaiting further medical attention.
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United Press
Reundout
Alt
Leavenworth
Philadelphia
Ieee Initiny
Waynae
Mille
Willis
Jopsie
Joe Newton
Daligg
Gems Prom
Philadelphia Jewelry Heist Draws Record Crowd
In a dramatic Philadelphia robbery four men struck the Ely Jewelers shop on Twentysight and Germantown, stealing gems worth $100,000 and cash. They fled in a waiting car as police pursued, with authorities blaming New York underworld figures for the heist.
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Vutted Press
Piladelpina
Philadelphia
Ely
Soronton
Twentesiggh Street
Germinitown Avenue
Hefkekere
Lavey Street
Butler
Wei
Atere
Christina
Jerry Howme
Mer
Lawthore
N. 7
New York
Uae
Evangelistic Services Conclude With Musical Appeal
Report of evangelistic meetings closing as Pastor Roth offers a Gospel edition to any child who comes to sing. A female choir member led the chorus Seek First the Kingdom, with pastors and evangelists emphasizing wealth and repentance. Evangelist Beesker announced another lecture tonight at 7120 and the Haptint church, inviting all, while Mrs Clyde Simmons visits Arne and Blanche Groters travels to Alye mor, NY.
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Pastor Roth
Sind Srig
Jesus
Broekur
Pilate
Christ
Evangelist Beesker
Gulijee
Jaysuil
Gorl
Indictments Near in Rum Smuggling Plot in New Jersey
Jersey authorities press forward in the rum smuggling investigation involving a bootlegging ring landing liquor at a Weehawken pier under police protection. New indictments are expected as prosecutors warn rapid action and threats loom over witnesses and clergy connected to the case.
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United Prov
Newark
New Jersey
Weehawken
Suvtane
May- Maton
George P. Bennet
Yeni Yell Titvetr
Milton
Hudson County
MacMahon
Ohio County
Weehaws Kei Station
Rowe D'Agostino
Prove
Compromise on Muscle Shoals Clears Path for Bills
Senate drops party lines as Republican leaders push a Democratic Muscle Shoals bill to clear the way for a wider program. Curtis says Muscle Shoals must be cleared to permit further compromises toward the Underwood tariff plan and other items before action.
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United Preas
Washington
der al
Senate
Chris
Curtin
Coolidge
Curtila
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Great Britain
Japan
Curtis
Robbery Suspects Target Elgin Store and PRR Station
Thieves entered the Elgin store of Walter McCray and the nearby PRR station during the night. Items stolen include watches, jackknives, groceries, and about $8 in cash. a stray horse-comet was left untampered. Police pursue leads as telephone lines are down and a strange car was seen nearby.
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Elgin
Walter McCray
PR. R
Ternport
McCray
Cookier
Cnt
Hwever
Market Close Snapshot Items Across Major Stocks
A list of companies and tickers shows closing activity across rail, automotive, oil, and manufacturing firms. Names include American Smellers American Woolen Packard Motors General Motors Reading Shell Studebaker Westinghouse and several regional utilities and banks reflecting mid 20th century market chatter.
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T&t
B&o
Republic Steel
Shell Union Oil
Skelly Ol Simms Pet
Ccce
Sinelith Gils
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Studebaker Texas
Transcontinental US Rubber US Stee
Wabash
Westinghouse
Willys Overland
New York
Bradford OW
Csressuere
Arkansas
Glenrock Waters
Federal Oil
Ossey Mutual
Navy Bill Clears Senate for 111 Million in Eight Cruisers
The Senate quickly passed a new Navy Bill authorizing 111 million dollars for eight cruisers and the reorganization of six battleships. The action, led by Senator Blas Curtis and the Republican leadership, advances other defense measures amid debate in Washington. High level officials and engineers from Muscle Shoals were mentioned in connection with the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ivan HiNrowt
Werion
Vols
Senigor Blas KE. Curtis
Republisin
Funeral Services For Willis M. Weed
The body of Willis Mason Weed, prominent merchant, died at his home 87 North Center street. It was taken by early morning train to Montour Falle N. where services were conducted from twin brother William Weed's home at 2 o clock. Services in this city were held Wednesday at 4 o clock, attended by many friends. Rev. JA Martin officiated. The remains were escorted by Mrs Weed and her brother Dr. Al Fisher and wife of Ithaca N. Y.
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Willis Mason Weed
North Center Street
Montour Falle N
William Weed
JA Martin
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Weed
al Fisher
Ithaca N
Visits With Mortimer's Wife Brought Expose
Government witness Mortimer testified at the Forbes Thompson raft trial that Coronel Charles R. Forbes damaged his family. He said he would reveal dealings and Forbes attentions to Mrs Forbes to protect friends but would expose the truth if family life was harmed.
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Whitted
Chicago
Coronel
Charles R. Forbes
I. Mortimer
Forbes Thompson
Mortimer
Céline Forbes
Bea
Forbés
Forbes
August Belmont Dies After Short Illness
New York reports August Belmont tractis magnate banker and sportsman dies at 71 after brief illness. He helped found New York subway and chaired Interborough Rapid Transit. Belmont was a patron of racing and opera. interment likely in Newport family vault. Berlin dispatch notes Chancellor Marx resignation amid political pressure as Ebert faces libel case scene with editor Rothard.
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New York
Belmont
Tractis
Arnyelmont
Dirial
Newport
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
The
Opera
Berlin
Marx
Nit
Ebert
Pascisti
2 Presidents Palace
Aitd
Herr Rothard
Magdeburg
Rothard
Fascieri
Morocco Crisis Sparks Fear of World War In 1913
The report says a hands off policy by the United States may be adopted if the Moroccan dispute is reopened, citing the 1913 near conflict after Spain evacuated much of its Moroccan zone. It notes tensions involving France, Spain, Britain and possible intervention over the Rif front.
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United Press
Wasitington
Serioun
Spain
United States
Algeciras Leningrad
Primo de Rivera
Banis
Neva
France
Baltic Sea
Algeciras
Ricoateo
Evscuuto
Rivera
Wold
Prange
Great Britain
Iica
Thelrib
Rue Bertiory
New Hospital Superintendent Named at Corey Hospital
Miss Cora M L Widdifield of Cleveland has been named superintendent of the Corey Hospital, to begin in a few days. Miss Sarah E Purcum will continue as superintendent until then. The meeting noted audits up to Nov 12 and thanked Miss Purcum for services and fundraising work.
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Cora ML Widdifeld
Lathoridie Thorpital
Ceveland
Corry
Suden
Sarai Purdue
Rotary Elstin
Corey Hospital
Brown
Messrs
DeRosay
Tiston
Laitie
Mackener
Metnnés
Olds
Shea
Lake Texullr
Sarah E. Purcum
Susy
MacKenzie
Andling Committee
Corry Hospital Association
Mise
Wichliield
Cleveland
Ohio
Corry Hospital
Miss Widdifield
Miss Purdurm
Cleves Wand
Lakeside Hospital of
Americas Hospital Association
de Crile
Migs Puirdum
Vomunivers Go
Gnee Mclinies
Noseander
Lutheran Ladies Aid Session Brightly Planned Christmas Events
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society met in the church parlors with decorative seasonal displays. They planned a bake sale and Congregational supper for the month, appointed committees to decorate the church for Christmas and audit the books, and enjoyed a carol program. A small gift distribution occurred during a social portion.
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Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Gompers Seriously Ill Removed From Mexico
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor is hurried toward the United States amid uncertainty about his condition. Officials say he may be transported to San Antonio for medical care with potential transfer to Washington if his health allows.
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Gompers
Mexico
United Press
Laredo
Texas
Bee
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
United States
Priday
Inergufiona
Normiern
Taduay Gompers
San Antoni
Washington
San Adtanio
Peake Named Head Of Kiwanis Club At Election
Walter C. Peake attorney was named president of the Kiwanis Club at the annual officer election during the weekly luncheon at the Blue Bird restaurant. Murray preceded him as president. Don Fe-Smith was named vice president Johan King treasurer R W Brown trustee and Clarence Shoop secretary. Directors for the year include Ensign Brunner Dr A J Smith Wallace Hammond Elfer Gilbertson Dr N T Gillette Edward Hawking and S Y Stewart. The meeting featured a walk by Da Gillette and remarks on What We Can Do for the Good of Our City.
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Walter C. Peake
Kb Wants Club
Blue Bird Restaurant
Peake
Wo Murray
Don Fe-Smith
Johan King
R. W. Brown
Clarence Shoop
Ensign Brunner
A. J. Smith
Wallace Hammond
Elfer Gilbertson
N. T. Gillette
Edward Hawking
Y Stewart
da Gillette
Confession of Pastor Admitted as Evidence
The confession Lawrence M. Hight made to a group of Methodist ministers was entered as evidence in the trial of Hight and Mrs. Eisie Sweetin for the murder of Wilford Sweetin. Judge J. C. Kern allowed the confession to be admitted despite defense objections. Hight said I do not know why I did it I have wrestled with God and now I feel that I am forgiven.
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Lawrence M. Hight
Tria
Wilford Sweetin
Hight
Sweetin Hight
Hary Soror
Missionary Society Delivers Christmas Themed Program
Above thirty ladies gathered at Mrs R G Lindsley home for the Presbyterian Missionary Society event titled The Spirit of Christmas The devotional included scripture songs quotations and poems stressing Christ's teachings and the holiday spirit Mrs Burlingame spoke on Why I Help in Foreign Missions Mrs Whittlesey discussed Does Interest in Foreign Missions Interfere with Home Work Mrs Waggoner outlined new phases of Mormonism Mrs Crowell presented China study opening chapters Several out of town guests attended. refreshments were omitted per president's request.
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R. G. Lindsley
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Burlingame
Whittlesey
Sirs. Waggoner
Mra Crowell
China
Board of Education holds busy meeting with policy decisions
The board adjourned after a lengthy session with directors Barnes Love and Loveland presiding. They approved minutes, discussed moving shop equipment to the Heath Building, considered temporary gym use, and adopted Common Science by Washburn as a supplementary text.
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Board For Directors
Barnes
Messen Love
Over Land and
Syreet
Mande
Urmnime
Chadtmar Fant
Lpi
Sonon
Loweliagh
Love
Ensling
Lot Swett
Janisanuetys
Ise
Loveland
Regulis
Harnes
Wiscopart
Nulusuin
Chursen
Asker
Roume
Bigli
Fonstat
Theil
State Teachers Association
Eet
Erie
Ath Jay
Carltoy Washburn
Mr. Loveland
tMe Sweet
She Heth
Mr Sweet
Weather statistics summarize past month readings
The Cooperative N Ro Dickson issued November weather figures. Temperature averages were around 50 degrees with highs near 72 and lows near 38. Total precipitation reached 2.06 inches with 0 inches on the ground at month end and 2 inches of rain or snow in the month’s total.
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Dickson
Five Best Radio Features Preview
Radio listings highlight WIP and WHAM programs with features from Paracelsia and the Sta bridge and Clovilier Choirs in Chelsea. Includes Handel's Messiah performance by Central-Spelltings Concert in New York and a Rasta-Handel broadcast from Omaha.
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WIP
Paracelsia An
SPO
Astetl
Pili
Chelsey
WHAM
Rochester
Omaha
Central—Spelltings
Conceresta Sweat
New York
Daa
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Clyde Simmons
Arne
Mig Blanche Groters
Alyemor
Jersey
Atlantic Seabord
P.R.R
Elgin Store
Willis M. Weed
J. A. Martin
Montour Falls
August Belmont
Clara M. Widldhfield of
Sarah Purdur
BO Kull
W. L. Peake
Kiwanis Club
Board OF Education
Maudle Barnes
Supt
Hemstreet
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