Newlyweds Spurn Dad's Aid in Michigan Romance
Norvell Tyrrell and Peggy, college sweethearts who eloped from Michigan State College to Bowling Green, plan to buy a $3,000 home funded partly by Governor Fred W. Green's $10,000 salary checks. They prefer self support over family aid, with Peggy driving and Tyrrell working at an Tonia plant. The governor applauds their grit while they juggle a costly roadster and mortgage payments.
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John L. Shields
Central Press
Ansing
Michigan
Norvell Tyrrell
Peggy
Tonla
Mich
Green
Page
Porgy
Tonia
Pegsy
Tearn
Negroes Cheer Garvey As He Is Deported
In New Orleans on December 3 a crowd of about five hundred Negroes braved a rainstorm to shout God Save Our President as Marcus Garvey boarded the steamer Saramacca bound for Calcutta Jamaica. Garvey, once labeled president of Africa, had his sentence commuted after two years in Atlanta's federal penitentiary on a charge linked to mail fraud. He vowed to continue his work for Negro freedom worldwide and spoke of lands to be colonized in Africa.
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New Orleans
Marcus Garvey
Africa
Calon
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Jamaica
Garvey
Alleged Lothario Sued for Alienation of Affections
Deserted husband sues Dr. Kelly over a six year old alleged affair with Mrs. Kirchner. Suit claims Kelly alienated the husband’s wife from him, transferring affections and causing damages. Plaintiff seeks $100,000. a previous jury awarded $12,000. The case involves Mrs. Elizabeth Pink and William T. Kirchner of Wheeling Mold and Foundry.
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Kelly
William T
Kirchner
Wheeling
Mold and Foundry Company
Anyatnern
ARG
Burglary case linked to Tide Water offices report
Danbury Conn December details: a circuit court action seeks seven cents reward for burglars who smashed a zehner in a petition charge. Melly and Mrs Kirchner were 84fe arrested October 9 1927 in her Sales Corporation offices tied to Tide Water incident.
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Pittsburgh-Wheeling
Danbury, Conn
Pec
Zehner
Melly
Kirchner
Tide Wat
Russia’s push for January disarmament meeting fails
Geneva reports say Maxim Litvinov introduced a resolution urging a January 10 session to continue prep for a disarmament conference under League of Nations auspices. Britain’s Lord Cushendun signaled caution, insisting on fewer security commitments, while Russia pledged to press ahead, with March 15 set for the next formal gathering.
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Geneva
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
Maxim Litvinoff
League of Nation
Great Britain
Lord Cushendun
Britain
Tunnelton Man Found Dead In New York City
Tunnelton receives grim report as Robert Williams 21 brick layer is found dead in a New York City sewer floats with two others. He had not been heard from since Thanksgiving after leaving his brother Paul who planned to meet him. The news also notes the U S Saratoga aircraft carrier valued at $45,000,000 as the largest craft of its type.
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Tunnelton
Robert Williams
New York City
Williams
Paul
U. S. Saratoga, New
Pennington Libel Case Dismissal Denied in Court
In Charleston on December 3 Judge A P Hudson declined to dismiss a $3,500 libel suit against Pennington. Federal agents testified Mrs Mary Jarrett knew nothing of the suit and asked for withdrawal, while Townsend claimed agents sought to pressure the plaintiff. The judge called the affidavits hearsay and continued the case to the next term.
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Charleston
John D. Pennington
Pittsburgh
A. P. Hudson
Pennington
Mary Jarrett
A. A. Lilly
Abe” Cohen
Jarrett
T. ‘G. Townsend
Hudson
Townsend
Kidnap Ring Is Broken Up By Police Raids
Chicago dispatch reports police arrested three women and eight men in raids across multiple cities. The operation targeted an interstate kidnapping ring believed recruited in Kansas City St Paul and Minneapolis. Detectives conducted several raids marking a major breakthrough in the case.
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Chicago
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kidnapping case targets Morris Roisner’s release and ransom
Reports detail the kidnapping of Morris Roisner, a St. Paul estate operator and wholesale furrier, with a gang seeking a $75,000 ransom from a wealthy Roisner acquaintance. An attorney presented a letter to Mrs. Roisner claiming to demand ransom for her husband. Roisner, who had faced a Cleveland liquor ring indictment last year, disappeared after a hotel stop on Thursday following a phone message.
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Morris Roisner
St. Paul Teal
Roisner
Misseapolis
Cleveland
Federal talks on bituminous mine troubles continue
Washington reports ongoing federal efforts to resolve coal mine labor difficulties in Pennsylvania Ohio and northern West Virginia. Secretary Davis met with United Mine Workers leaders including John L Lewis Philip Murray and James Mark to seek intervention options and possible congressional investigation.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Davis
Labor Department
Coolidge
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Philip Murray
Thomas Kennedy
Lee Hall
Miners’ Union
PPF
Fagan
James Mark
van Bittner
Ane Hugh Kerwin
Kennedy and Union Sentence Fragments Sink Further
Fragmentary text references Kennedy and a group related to a union, plus scattered phrases about salt peas and a department chief. The readable content is incomplete, offering no clear event, date, or location to confirm a concrete news item or outcome.
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Kennedy
Beatae Et Union
Tulieon
Aber Dee
State Police Experts Probe Murder Mystery
Two state police officers from Parkershoro arrived to aid officers baffled in the Harris murder case at Laurel Run. Six Harris brothers offer a large reward for the arrest and conviction of the slayers. Timed with public notices and probate postings, legal deadlines arise in Taylor County deeds and estates.
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A. M. Berry
Braxton County
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