Bodies Dropped From S-4 Submarine In Deep Water Search
Divers wrestle with rough seas at Provincetown to recover more bodies from the sunken submarine S-4. Three crewmen have been recovered and identified by the Chelsea Naval Hospital, including Lieutenant Joseph A. McGinley of Nepristown, Pa. Weather and visibility hinder further recovery efforts as the Navy plans to continue salvage work with favorable winds expected.
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United Press
Provincetown
Mass
Jai
Suniken
Henry Hartley
Waleon
Hoston
Jon
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Navy Department
Washington
Boston
Maury
Navy Yard
Navall
Charlestown Navy Yard
Loston
Maso
Jan
Commiandur Prankc L. Worden
Naval Board of Inquiry
Worden
Coast Guard
Pauling
Jan. S
Province
Comhuindé Roydoves
Toxyphh McGinlay
Machinlol
Alton Albert Hodges
Navy
Sietitica
Department
Stocks tumble as wave of selling hits New York market
New York Jan. 5 The New York State Exchange saw a heavy selling wave after four bull runs. By 1 P.M. many issues fell sharply while reports of large margin loans and widening declines reflected panic on the floor. Gains vanished and a late recovery proved small as declines persisted through the day.
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United Press
NEW York
New York State
Dailey
Tewx
Ehange
Keap Tetek
Beckore
Vestriciy
Eleven Die in Blast at Berlin Sausage Factory
Firemen recovered bodies in the ruins of a central Berlin sausage factory after a heavy explosion last night. The blast left twenty seriously injured and several people missing. authorities believe many workers were inside at the time.
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United Press
Berlin
Paroled Corry Girl in Murder Case
Edna Sandquist, charged with murder and concealing birth after a newborn’s death, was paroled today to two years’ probation by Judge Willand Hint. Attorneys presented letters of support from 12 Corry citizens and Sugar Grove acquaintances. The case drew city sympathy and a defense fund. In Hazleton, repeal efforts for the anthracite tonnage tax began with plans for a repeal bill in the 1920 Legislature.
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Edna Sandquist
Bbe
Ust
South Street
Erie
J. Hi. Williama
Willand Hint
Bre
Nollé
Snilds
Cave
Brie
Hirt
Blaine Kincaid
Fils City
Sam Y. Rossiter
Corty
Lebtere
Sugar Grove Acqumilitances
Irn
Handeball
Hazleton
Anthracite Cooperative Aguociation
Conaminer
Spern~ Terminer
Bocat
Pennsylvania
Politicians Baffled by Smith Actions in Washington
Washington observers scramble to read Gov. Smith's Albany state paper amid two camps on his 1928 intentions. Some expect a candidacy or nomination while others foresee retirement. Editors debate whether Smith should speak soon or drift into primaries. party leaders plan for Jackson Day amid uncertainty. Colonel Groom resigns as warden of Pennsylvania State Prison. Capt H A Smith to succeed. Ni Li Haight returns from rely visit.
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Paul A. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Jan. S
William G. McAlloo
Smith
Legialtris
Albany
Fox
Tie Senate
Fivo
Caraway
Heflin
Coolidge
Eige
New York
Tsmith
Union Labor 10 to Back Miners Mobilized in Pittsburgh
International Unions of Labor Federation meet in Pittsburgh to outline a program backing miners in the bituminous coal strike. Veteran organizers from across the country attend as the federation plans statewide actions and campaigns to organize unorganized workers into trade unions.
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United Press
Piptaburgh, Jr
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of America
International Iniong
American Federation of Labor
Unilons
Magruder Summoned in Navy Yard Dry Dock Delay
Philadelphia January 5 Rear Admiral Thomas P Magruder former commandant of the Philadelphia navy yard has been summoned to appear before a special naval inquiry to explain the delay in repairing a dry dock at League Island after a 376000 appropriation made in May. Commander Henry G Taylor plant manager testified he diverted draftsmen from the 875000 project to a test station for scout cruisers, involving contracts totaling 20 million dollars, deemed more important.
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Philadelphia
Thomas P. Magruder
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Special Court of Naval Inquiry
League Island
Henry G. Taylor
Scout Cruisers
Nicaragua Situation Briefly Reviewed by U S Marines
Marines at Quilali prepare for decisive battle against Sandino aiming to wipe out his forces before elections. LeJeune calls Sandino a bandit and vows annihilation. Navy reports 19 Marine deaths since May 15 and about 40 wounded, Rebels suffered 380 to 450 killed with unknown injuries. Washington braces for harsher actions as Congress debates crushing the rebels and officials defend the administration policy in Nicaragua.
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Quilali
Sandino
U.S
Congress
Washington
Administration
Nicaragua
Governor denies clemency for Floyd Hewitt
United Press reports Governor Vic Donahey refused to extend executive clemency to Floyd Hewitt a 16 year old boy condemned to die tomorrow for a stabbing in Conneaut Ohio last year The governor out of the city directed cancellation of clemency recommendations from the State Board of Clemency which reviewed Hewitt's case The board did not recommend mercy and Hewitt’s last hope was lost
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United Press
Columbus
Vic Donahey
Floyd Hewitt
Conneaut
Ohio
State Board of Clemency
Hewitt
Delay in Appointment of County Tax Collectors
considerable interest surrounds the city in selecting a county tax collector with a spirited contest among applicants. F B Westley, city treasurer, has served as collector for years, but others have filed. Commissioners delayed action indefinitely after Allen MacLean moved to table. Decision whether to appoint one or six ward collectors rests with the county board.
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F. B. Westley
Erie
Allan MacLean
Four Children Saved From Fire By Mother
A mother in Parnassus Pennsylvania rescued her four children from a house fire after awakened by smoke. She crawled through a window and used glass panes to enter the room where the children slept, while her husband searched for the fire source and smoke blocked access via the stairs.
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Jy United Press
Parnassus
John Pirwsi
Lindbergh Heads Toward Managua in Nicaragua Flight
Lindbergh plans to fly from Tegucigalpa toward Managua avoiding fighting zones as United States Marines and Nicaraguan rebels clash elsewhere. The route over Leon is slighted altered from the direct Texanquicalpa Managua path. He is expected to depart around noon after a day of receptions and a presidential welcome.
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Teguuigalha
Honduras
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Manaiua
Nivargun
Stirling
Nicaan
Lindbergh
Leon
Wrat
Adrail
Lindberg
St. Louis
Texuclcalpa
Managua
Trat
Congress
Arrests Made By Police Here In 1927
County police reported 332 arrests in 1927 led by Chief Tipton with 218 for drunkenness. The year’s cases included murder, arson, forgery, larceny, desertion, and disorderly conduct among others as local and neighboring authorities assisted in apprehension and prosecution.
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Tipton
Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight Across Stations
Tonight's five best radio features include WJZ at 9 P M with Hour of talks, WAZ at 1 PM Philco Hour, Chicago Civic Opera presenting a titled work, WEAR at 6 P M Berkano program, WEAN at 8 PM Dodge Presentation, and WOR Newark at 8 30 PM concert program airing.
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WJZ
St ‘Well
WAZ
Philco
Chicago Civic Opera
Berkinion
WEAN
Dodge
WOR
Newark
Congressional Criticism Goes Unanswered on Nicaragua Policy
The article reports on U S congressional debate over military action in Nicaragua, with senators Heflin Nye and Borali opposing immediate armed intervention and urging restraint. It notes administration concerns about provoking a wider conflict and the political difficulty of decisive action, amid casualties among Marines and calls for investigation or withdrawal.
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U.S
Central American
United Press
Shington
Jim
Cuiintica
Via
Paris
8. C
San Diego
Cif
Congressions
Charleston
Scaha
Diego
Congress
Resoluti
Senate
Heflin
Nysele
Contigrass
Cailne Sherajualy
Gunerad Sandino
Borali
Lis Ulfacka
Palley
Senulup Nye
Jon
Huddleston, Son
Ala
Nicaragua
Cingréss
U. S
Sandino
Van
Aubions
Cooldge's Mall
Women’s League For Peace
Njesragdan
HI Bingham
Pockies
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