Nations Balk At Granting Of Major Concessions To Italy
Minneapolis police probe follows the assassination of Walter Liggett as state legislators call a special inquiry into crime conditions. A $2500 reward is posted for the killer, while a probe into Liggett’s slain editor who opposed a crime political alliance continues amid renewed violence.
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Italy
Minneapolis
United States
Walter Liggett
Liggett
Thomas D. Schall
Washington
Howard Guilford
Guilford
Managed Money Program Urged at Farm Bureau Meeting
Delegates at the American Farm Bureau Federation annual convention urged Roosevelt to back a managed currency policy to stabilize prices. A second resolution claimed depressions are man made and can be controlled, asking Congress to form a joint committee to study mood causes.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
American Farm Bureau Federation
ASA
Congress
Charles FE. Hearst
Des Moines
Child Dies After Train Collision In New York
Fifteen year old Carmine Valentino died from injuries after a collision between a four car LR WT elevated line train and a work train last night. Thirty others including four trainmen were injured when the end cars telescoped.
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New York
Des
Carmine Valentino
Van Sweringen Rail Magnate Dies at 54 in Cleveland
M J Van Sweringen long linked with major rail growth dies at 54 from general exhaustion. He was at his brother O P Van Sweringen’s bedside when he passed after months of illness. He helped build a vast railroad empire and holdings surpassing 21 000 miles of track valued near three billion dollars.
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M. J. van Sweringen
O. P. van. Sweringen
M. J
O. P. Sweringen
M.J. van Sweringen
Cleveland
van Sweringen
Llness
P. van Sweringen
van Swer
John J. Bennet
von -Sweringer Railroads
Waster
Ohio
New York, Chicago and St. Louis
Frott
Toledo
St. Louis
Edith
Carrie
O Neill Stays Silent On Townsend Plan
O Neill, running for Congress in South Dakota's first district, declared he would not decide on the Townsend pension plan until he assesses feasibility. He plans to travel to the Pacific coast to interview Congressman John S. McGroarty of California, who offered a modified Townsend plan in a prior session.
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O Neill
Townsend Plan
Rapid
H George
O'Neill
South Dakota
Townsend
John S. McGroarty
Cadyfornia
118 Voters Claim The Pair Ballots
Gratified Sterman advertised in focal newspaper that he would send orchids to the four who voted for him if they would disclose their names. Today he said he had received 118 telephone calls.
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Sterman
Focal
Pilot lands Braniff plane after in-air motor failure
Two pilots and two passengers survive a forced landing near Childress Texas when a motor detached on a Braniff Air Lines flight from Amarillo to Los Angeles. Pilot Lee Bishop guides the damaged craft to ground, avoiding a overturn as landing gear tears away. Passengers include Walter Cline and Ervin Burns, shaken but unhurt.
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Amarillo
Childress
Hishop
Jtown
Bishop
Japan seeks naval parity rejected at international conference
At an international naval conference on December 12, delegates from the United States Britain France Italy and British dominions rejected Japan's demand for equality in naval strength. Norman H Davis of the American delegation argued the plan would trigger massive new construction and upset the Washington and London treaties.
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London
Japan
France
United States
Britain
Norman’ H. Davis
Chaiman
Washington
Lord De Clifford Acquitted by Lords in Manslaughter Case
In London the Lords acquitted Lord De Clifford, two years old, of manslaughter after six hours of proceedings. Lord Hailsham defended him, arguing no evidence of criminal negligence or negligence existed. The verdict was delivered with peers affirming innocence in a formal, symbol-laden ceremony.
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London
Lord Hailsham
Jords
de Clifford
New Trial Sought By School Teacher Edith Maxwell
Edith Maxwell a 21 year old school teacher convicted of beating her mountaineer to death with a slipper seeks a new trial in Wiss county court. Defense counsel argues errors in the 25 year sentence and asks Judge A W Skeen to set it aside. If denied the case will go to the state supreme court of appeals.
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Wise
Hermit club snipes Dickinson in Des Moines prank
In Des Moines the Hermit Club staged a snipe hunt hoax on L Carl Dickinson, a Des Moines attorney and son of a U.S. senator. Ten members trapped him with a bag while others hunted, with misdirections leading to falls and a lost trek back to the cabin. The prank ended with chili and plans for annual repeats.
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Des Moines
Hermit Club
L. Carl Dickinson
United States
Ingersoll
Dickinson
Bert
Towa
Plan to unite eight million Methodists into single church
A plan to unite 8,000,000 Methodists into one church after a century of separation was disclosed. A judicial council would rule on constitutionality of church actions, resembling a supreme court. The plan, ratified in Cincinnati by three Methodist groups, was announced by Dr. Harry Woolever.
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Washington
Des
Supreme Court
Methodist Church
Cincinnati
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist,Episcopal Church, South
Methodist Protestant Church
Harry £. Woolever
Methodist Union
Baby Dies After Father Held to Fire in Kentucky
Thomas Mahan nine months old died in a Kentucky hospital after his mother said his father Robert Mahan 25 coal mine worker held him to a fire for discipline. Doctors noted missing lower teeth and signs of burns amid pneumonia. murder charges replaced the earlier cruel and inhuman treatment count.
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Jenkins
Thomas Mahan
Robert Mahan
Mahan
Whitesburg
Arthur “Dixon
News Behind the News on Silver Market Tactics
Washington December reports describe Treasury reactions to a silver price shift and insider tactics. Analysts discuss inflation fears, bulk buying, and potential policy impacts as the silver act looms over market expectations.
Gets Permanent Wave At Age 61 In Dodge City
Mrs. Amanda Beaver, 91, shows off a new permanent wave in Dodge City Kansas. She says elderly people should take pride in their appearance and keep up with fashion as they age. The brief item highlights a spry grandmother embracing grooming.
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Dodge. City
Kan
Amanda Beaver
Pile Up Testimony In Langer Hearing
Federal court in Bismarck hears more exhibits and technical testimony in the conspiracy trial of former Governor William Langer and three associates. Records of transfer of federal road funds to the state highway department were offered but delayed proceedings as witnesses study the details overnight. The government alleges highway employees contributed to a political weekly fund tied to The Leader, aiming to obstruct a federal act.
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Bismarck
N. D
Wilam Langer
State Highway Department
A. Lee Wyman
Latyer
Congress
Senator Lewis Returns From Russia Recovered
Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois, who fell seriously ill with pneumonia in Moscow, returned to New York aboard the Washington. He urged delaying recognition of the Soviet Union and said he opposed U S S R recognition. William C Bullitt accompanied him home for the holidays and voiced admiration for President Roosevelt's policies.
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New. York
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Moscow
United States
Washington
Soviet Union
William
C. Bullitt
Europe
Bullit
Roosevelt
Thia
Lewis
Chicago
Egypt Restores Constitutional Government Under King Fuad
The Associated Press reports London consented to King Fuad signing a decree restoring constitutional government in Egypt. British diplomacy seeks to calm anti British protests in Egypt while Britain and France weigh sanctions against Italy and Ethiopia. The League of Nations debates embargo plans as Rome faces pressure from Paris and London amid the Italo Ethiopian crisis.
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London
Fuad
Egypt
Associated Press
Italy
Ethiopia
East Africa
League of Nations
Downing Street
France
Great Britain
Haile Selassie
Thily
League
Paris
Geneva
G Men Secure High Conviction Rate In Bank Robberies
J Edgar Hoover said g men achieved a 96.55 percent conviction rate in bank robbery cases they investigated. Bank robberies dropped by more than half in the past year, with 33 robberies in the last six months compared with 75 in the prior six months. federal protection extended to federally insured banks with over 14 000 members.
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Washington
J. Ea
Gar
Hoover
Bureau of Investiga
Tion
Federal ‘Reserve
Did You Know Column Payment Note From The Evening Huronite
The Evening Huronite offers 2 percent for each Did You Know item accepted by this column. Contributors may collect payment at the Huronite office after publication. The editor, A. C. Cooper, 255 Seventh Street Southwest, notes a Civil War return. The Goozer family remains linked to the violin ownership through generations.
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A. C. Cooper
Seventh Street
Cowper
Cootari
Vance-a
Goozer Famils
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