Revolutionists Seize Capital of Panama Name Arias President
Marines in Nicaragua chase bandits after ambush on a telephone line crew. Eight Marines were killed and two wounded, with eleven bandits reported dead. names and next of kin listed for the fallen. The clash occurred two miles south of Achuapa, in Nueva Segovia, as Miguel Ortiz led rebel forces under Augusto Sandino.
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Panama
Arias
United Press
Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Mack Hutcherson
Shreveport
Frank Austin Jackson
Lawrenceville
Arthur M. Palrang
Fort Lyon
Colo
Irving W. Aton
Cecilia Aton
Avenue K
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lambert Bush
Richard H. Bush
Ray Minett
Als
Dward Everett Wyliott
Evy Miliott
Des Moines
Joseph Albert Harbaugh
Blanche Moffat
Washington, Pa
Peter Steradkei
Bell Street
Buffalo
Richard J. Lita
Pearl Litz
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Arthir McCarthy
John W. McCarthy
Chillicothe
Miguel Ortiz
Augustino Sandino
Achaupe
Department of Nueva Segovia
Arthur M. Perlang
Ote
Hutcherson
Ocotal
Explosions Cause 225000 Damage in Monessen Pa
Four gas likely blasts in Monessen Pennsylvania wrecked a business block and damaged four neighboring establishments. Damage was estimated at 225000 with one person injured and twenty five residents left homeless. The Vericcinni block and Olympic theatre area suffered shattered windows and fires, with several buildings scorched or destroyed.
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United Press
Monessen
Florence Pershing
G. C. Milholland
Sebris
Pire
Emil Veleciani
Vericcinni
Everett
John Pranzatria
Vericoin
Harry
Rights Tailoring Company
Olympic Theatre
Panama City Riot Tops News of Regime Change
In Panama City a government overthrown by a youthful insurgent movement proclaimed a provisional regime led by Dr Harmodio Arias after a brief palace battle. President Arosemena was captured but unharmed. a U S military presence guarded the legation. A wounded American correspondent, Hartwell Ayres, was hospitalized. Fire in Panama damaged several downtown buildings, causing heavy losses.
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United Press
Panama Gity
Slonates
Harmodio Arias
Florencio Harmodio Arosemenk
Liberal Party
Presidential
Arosemena
Avosemena
United States
Canal Zone
Legation
Roy T. Day
Arias
Simson
Presidencia
Econa
Barco Nacional
Preston Brown
United States Army
Panama City
St Verely
Presidential Palace
Hartwell Ayres
Consolidated Press Association
Gorgas ‘Hospital
Col
Harry Ayres
Anniston
Ala
Suir
Revolutionary Movement
Nas
Holiday Holiday Death Toll Tops Eighty Seven
New York and across states report high holiday traffic and violence deaths. The tally lists sixty six deaths from automobile and asphyxia incidents, drownings, gunfire, and alcohol related causes. Chicago, Philadelphia, and major cities show stray bullets, gang clashes, and police casualties amid a nationwide spike.
Baltimore Post Fire Kills One and Injures Four
Fire destroyed the four story Baltimore Post building last night killing a linotype operator and injuring four others. The Post continued publication with help from the Baltimore Sun which offered its plant. Firefighters and staff escaped via rear exits and a man leaped from a third story window to his death.
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Sum
United Press Baltimore
Baltimore Post
Baltimore Sun
Te Post
the Post
Howard
News
Joseph R. Douglass
George Geager
Two children die in Northern fre destroys Bowes home
A fatal fire in Bowes home claimed Marjorie Bowes and 11 month old Joan Lee Bowes among two victims. Reports indicate the blaze gutted the residence as authorities investigated the cause and identified the victims.
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Tershy Shore
Donald L. Bowes
Marjorie
Joan Lee Bowes
Jewel theft at Cleveland widow’s home valued at forty five thousand
Police suspect a professional jewel gang carried out the nighttime burglary at Mrs. David J. Jacobs residence. Three armed bandits entered, bound the widow and three guests, searched the apartment for a case containing the jewels, gagged them, and cut phone wires before escaping.
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Cleveland
David J. Jacoba
Mrs. Jacobs
Republican group to skip Pinchot inauguration parade
Philadelphia Republicans will not be officially represented at Governor Pinchot's inauguration parade in Parisburg on January 20. The decision was reported today.
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Philadelphia
Pinchot
Parisburg
Aerial wedding near Glarkburg details emerge
A misread wedding notice from GlarKburg West Virginia outlines an aerial wedding event on Christmas Day. Reverend J L Dotson officiated as Hubert Stark piloted the craft. Passenger names are partially garbled in the report.
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Glarkeburg
W.va
Anu A Itz
Pittsbhran
Urlaston—Sirtines
Brant
Charleston Ainparrion
J. Li. Dotson
Hubert Stark
Marshal Joffre Slipping Toward Death in Paris
Paris reports Marshal Joseph Joffre rapidly weakening with coma and declining heart function. Dr Raoul Boudin said feeding by injections continues as Minister Barthou visits. physician Bell says no hope of saving him. prognosis grim as hours pass.
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Joffre
Paris
Joseph ‘Offre
Raoul Boudin
United Press
Offre
Louis Barthou
di A. m
Barthou
Benthemt Protheriche
Leriche
Pittsburgh man confesses to kidnapping girl
Joseph Armstrong thirty of Pittsburgh confessed to kidnapping eight year old Mary Cheont of Leetsdale last Saturday night. He said he took an automobile in Pittsburgh and dragged the girl into the vehicle but denied attacking her. The child was found in an abandoned car near Beaver Falls and sent home. She was diagnosed with exposure but not in serious condition. Police reported armed men tried to capture Armstrong at his sister in law's home before his arrest.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Joseph Armstrong
Eve
Mary Cheont
Leetsdale
Armstrong
Darlisdon Road
Beaver Falls
Armatrong
Pharros
Woods Farms
Winners in the Home Lighting Contest Announced
The Woman's Club Outdoor Lighting Contest awarded a total of 100 in prizes after judges inspected entries. Ward prizes were 25 each with 17.50 first, 7.50 second, and 5 third. Winners include Mrs. Koestcher, Mrs. McElroy, Mrs. Sloan in First Ward. John Love Jr, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Gulock in Second Ward. Ralph Wick, Miss Bou nd, Miss Squire in Third Ward. Miss St Clair, Charles Bracken, Mrs. Holden in Fourth Ward. Special mention goes to John Tove Jr for a standout entry on East Congress Street.
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Woman's Club
Chi
Julia M. Koestcher
Fast Main Street
1. McElroy
South Center Street
George Sloan
Raymond Apartments
John Love
Congress Stree
J. A. Williams
Wright Street
H. J. Gulock
Ralph Wlick
Marion Street
Katherine Bound
West Washington Street
Mabel Squire
Joe St. Clair
Charles Bracken
West Pleasant Street
C. H. Holden
West Church Street
John Tove, Jr
East Congress Street
Nine Die In Chicago Grade Crossing Crash
Chicago railroad tragedy on New Year’s Day leaves nine dead when a fast Chicago to Monten Grand Trunk passenger train hits a car in Harvey suburb. The Cook County toll rises to 17 auto fatalities for New Year’s Day. Car occupants named include Prank Nowal and Matthew Olsson families. One three‑month‑old baby survived after being hurled 200 feet into a snowbank. Mines resume announced by Scranton Coal Company and Hill Coal Company as operations restart today.
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Chicago
Father Kills Two Sons Ends Life in Lincoln
In Lincoln Mita May 2 the bodies of a father and his two sons, aged 12 and 6, were found with bullet wounds in an isolated town area. The father, Peter W. Fletcher Jr of Watertown, left a farewell note implying he killed his sons and then took his own life. A 29 calibre automatic pistol was located near the scene.
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United Press
Lincoln
Mita
Peter W. Fletcher, Jr
Watertown
Pletcher
Cold snap grips western PennA relief in sight
A string of subzero readings across western Pennsylvania eased as forecasts promised relief. Franklin logged near zero, with Brandon at danger-point levels of ice, Cooperstown at eight below, and Kane reporting eleven below. The Weather Bureau forecast rising temperatures to around 20 above tonight and Saturday.
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Howard Tanery
Wranklin
Allegheny
Kiskiminetas Junction
Brandon
Cooperstown
Zeta
Kane
Kané
Mercury
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Today's Five Best Radio Ents Weaf to Wabc Schedule
Radio schedule highlights include NBC network programs on Weaf WJZ and WABC with drama literature opera and concert entries. GBs and NBS networks feature Interwoven Palr RKO program and grand opera miniature with a mix of entertainment formats and times.
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WEAF
NBC Network
WABG
GBS
WJZ
WABC
WHAR
NBS
Erie County Bar Association Condemns Prohibition Vote
The Erie County Bar Association condemned the 48th amendment by a vote of 29 to 9. Attorney A Grant Walle chaired the executive committee that produced the resolution and promptly submitted it for adoption amid surrounding events.
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Erie County
Ereves Association
Amendmant
A. Grant Walle
Exécutive Humilithey
Adaptie
Ule
van Pqs
Delite
Xi Ati A
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