Three Negroes Slain by Possemen in Alabama
In Tallapoosa county, sheriff and possemen clashed with Negro farmers, killing three and wounding four deputies. Six suspects were arrested, with two named victims identified as John McMullen and Judson Simpson. Officials described tensions as high and prepared to act further if needed.
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Montgomery
Ala
Law
Stearns
Tallassee
Tallapoosa
Cilit James
Tuskegee
Hasty Golden
Wetumpka
Golden
Tallapoosa County
John McMullen
Judson Simpson
McMullen
Simpson
Col Hartley Moon
Tallagsee
National Guard
War Time Romance Ends in Tragedy for Lighter Family
In Iola Kansas on December 19 a widow Mrs Clay Lighter and her three children head to France amid a wartime romance that began with a marriage in France. Soldier Lighter died when a tree fell last January, one child died recently in a Kansas City hospital, and the mother returned home after efforts to support her fatherless family by washing clothes.
Governor Bryan Confined to Bed Ahead of Inauguration
Lincoln Neb. Dec. 19 AP Gov Charles W Bryan remained confined to bed in the executive mansion from an illness traced to a cold picked up during election night excitement. Aides doubted his participation in the January 5 inauguration as he nears the end of his third term after being elected November 8.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles W. Bryan
Executive
Blood drives urged to aid injured Kansas youth
Kansas City Kansas December reports that Edward Trieb, 17, seriously injured in a coast ing accident, received three blood transfusions at Bell Memorial Hospital. Dozens of friends offered to donate blood to aid his recovery, with health workers noting an even chance of recovery despite a ruptured liver. The collision occurred when the youth coasted down a hill into a busy street.
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Kansas City
Kan
Dec
Edward Trieb
Bell Memorial Hospital
Trieb
Desirable Office Rooms for Rent With Utilities Included
Two available office rooms for rent offering heat and water included. Day and night janitor service provided. Furnished spaces feature Phos 6000 equipment and phrase indicates modern workspace ready for occupancy. Located in a serviced building.
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Phos
How Proper Diet Improves Nerves of School Children
Article summarizes that small dietary changes, especially milk intake and calcium supplementation, improve nervousness and behavior in school children. It cites glucose effects, hunger reduction, and better attention when meals are adequate. Editor notes Dr. Clendening pamphlets available by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. McCollum
Edwin
Siosson
Clendening
Wogan Clendening
She Hale
Uncle Sam Used to Seize Custom Houses in Debt Talks
Charles P. Stewart surveys postwar claims disputes in the Caribbean and Europe. He notes American use of receivers for defaulted Caribbean debts, explores potential but unlikely French reprisals, and analyzes German reparations, the Hoover moratorium, and the Lauchpanne talks amid fears of Bolshevik influence.
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Uncle Sam
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. Co
Caribbean
Haiti
United States
Uncle Dam
France
Washington
Hart, Santo
Domingo
Nicaragua
America
Averyone
Seema
Brande
Globe
Sam Parshaps
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
Harding
Paris
England
Europe
Mey
Russia
Hoover
Donations to Chest fund exceed efforts toward full 1933 budget
The Cole County Democratic Committee chaired by Jané R. Rose donated 100 to the 1983 Community Chest, helping reduce the fund needs to 919.62 while campaign chairman Col. A. Linxwiler notes week donations show citizens’ determination to meet the 18,970 budget. Various divisions report remaining targets from 570 in business to 12.50 in colored workers, with the school division already oversubscribed by 10.07, as agencies prepare for year end allocations.
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Cole County
Democratic Committee
Jané R. Rose
Col. A. Linxwiler
Schovla
Jefferson City
Community Chest
Hollywood Actress Estate Leaves Small Legacy
Belle Bennett, screen actress who gave thousands to charity, left an estate of only $5,000 to her husband Fred G. Windermere of New York and her adopted son Theodore M. Bennett, according to a petition for administration on file. Hollwood.
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Hollywood
Belle Bennett
Charlity
Jon File
Fred G. Windermere
New York
Theodore M. Bennett
Man Dies After Being Pinned Under Car Crash
John J. Olsakay of San Antonio Texas was burned to death when his wrecked motor car overturned near Crestline Kansas late Saturday night Local report says a lighted lantern used as a heater ignited the wreckage Olsakay who was en route to Shawnee Kansas to spend Christmas evidently fell asleep as the car edged off the road and caught fire
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Joplin
John J. Olsakay
San Antonio
Texas
Crestline
Kansas
Olsnsky
Shawnee
Dopesters Speculate as Gov Elect Park Goes Into Ozark Retreat
Speculation swirls over Gov elect Park naming choices as political friends push for appointments. John D Taylor of Keytesville slated for Public Service Commission to replace Jate Almon Ing. Mosby supporters press for a state labor commissioner post. Amanda Hargis position stirs many applicants including Bart W Jenkins and David Lane.
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Gov.Elect
Ozark Retreat
Page
Joe B. Thompson
Friends
Ed &. Villmoore, Jr
Kansas City
John D.taylor
Keytesville
Public Service Commission
Jate Almon Ing
T. Speed Mosby
State Labor Commissioner & Post
Or. Caulfield
Amanda Hargis
Bart W. Jenkins
David Lane
Hearings on new farm relief program draw huge turnout
Washington December 19 The House Agriculture Committee hearings on a proposed farm relief program drew large crowds, forcing relocation from a small room to the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee chamber. Rep Adkins led questioning as lawmakers pressed witnesses about the allotment plan to restrict wheat cotton tobacco and hog production.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committees
Adkins
Olmols
Love of Old Ballads Sends Business Man Back to Stage
New York December 19. George Mevi a once noted concert singer who built a business career in Westchester estate life returned to the Liedersinger stage after rekindling love for folk ballads learned in the Swiss Alps as a boy. He first sang nearly forty years ago in Vevey and later toured Europe and America before an inventor steered him into business.
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New York
Swiss Alps
George Mein
Voice
Europe
United States
Mevi
Westchester
Vevey
Switzerland
America
Exchange Lions Take Flight From San Francisco Zoo
Alfred Bingmen, lion attendant, leaves for Beyot to chaperone two California mountain lions bound for Cairo zoo. In return Cairo 709 will send native animals to San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Alfred Bingmen
Municipal Zoo
Beyot
Cairo Zoo
Cairo
Colonel McCune Dies After Illness at 82 in Omaha
Col William McCune 82 longtime superintendent of Indians in Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show died today after a monthlong illness. A former Omaha police member, he first met Buffalo Bill Cody and accompanied the famed show on several European tours.
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Omaha
Dec. c
William McCune
Buffalo Bill
William
Buffalo Bil” Cody
McCune
Fugitive Hunter Dies in Pistol Fight With Officers
Memphis dispatch reports Llewellyn J. Hunter, a 32 year old fugitive, died after a pistol duel with Memphis officers led by Detective Sergeant E M Crumby at a farmhouse north of Jackson Tennessee. Hunter had earlier wounded a man and a garage attendant in Sikeston Missouri after fleeing a St Louis trip with Ruby Crumby sister of the detective. Hunter left a widow and two children.
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Memphis
Llewellyn J. Hunter
Jackson
Tenn
Hunter
E. M. Crumby
Memphis Police Department
Sikeston
Crumby
Madison County
Fred Buffalo
St. Louis
Ruby Pearl Crumby
Sergeant Crumby
Poice
Connie Reed
Gib Daniels
Unter
Tyro
Senate blocks MacChesney as minister to Canada
Senate Democrats are anticipated to block the confirmation of Nathan William MacChesney a Chicago lawyer named to be minister to Canada succeeding Hanford MacNider. MacChesney is described as an old friend of President Hoover.
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Senate Democrats
Nathan William MacChesney
Chicago
Canada
Hanford MacNider
MacChesney
Hoover
Bright Spots In Business
New York reports box office receipts across 122 theatres totaling 1,519,928 for the week ended December 2, up from 1,457,874. Cleveland notes soft boat loading for lake vessels of 74,978 tons in the week ended December 12, vs 10,719 in 1921. New York Clearing House week to December 17 shows 3,093,028,463 in clearings, up from 2,699,272,986. Detroit Dodge deliveries rise 14.9 percent over prior week. The 1930 census lists five U.S. cities with populations over one million.
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New York
Motion Picture Daily
Cleveland
New York Clearing House Association
Detroit
Dodge
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Br. Clendening
Los Angeles
Albert Holland
Beba Daniels
Rederal Hospital
Arizona State Hospital For
London
Britain
Molisons
Amy Johnson Mollison
Croydon Airdome
Cape Town
Cape To England
Miss Johnson
Duchess of Bedford
Bernard
ELKS
Brookfield
Brookfield, Mo
Deck
Missouri
Elks Lodges
R. A. Ward
Lexington
Glouster
Rolland Matthews
Gerald
Junior
Henry L. Doherty
George Offs Smith
Federal Power Commission
Smith
Tappan
N. Y
Charlotte Gibson
Robert Gibson
Charlotte
Gibsons
Sidney Homewood
J “Mercy” Killings
Robert Jonah
Newton
Maas
Snd
Charles Jonah
Bammar
Jonah
T. J. Hunter
Nathan W. MacChesney
Eee
Capital Shoe Repairing Company
Madison
Igillette
King C. Gillette
Advan
Will Osborne
New York City
Jean Helmes
Miss Helmes
Hill
Orning Pield
V. C. Penley
Saint Louis
Coronado
Preston J. Bradshaw
SSS
Melbourne
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