Uncertain Prince Visit to Xing Ton Delayed
Unclear whether the Prince will reach Xing ton as the heir apparent arrives. If the King is asleep, awakening him would be unwise and the Prince's visit may be deferred to an early morning hour. The text notes two of the King's sons remain at home.
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Victoria Terminal
Bou| Belfort
Inlogne
France
Boulogne
Torch
Kelksstone
England
Yglish
Princeshore
Royal Family Update From Bermuda and Africa Trip
The article reports the King on a hunting trip in Africa with his elder brother. Jeff Capetown arrived last Friday on the Balmoral Castle and may not return until December 24. Prince George serves as a lieutenant aboard HMS Durban in Bermuda, kept informed but no return order issued. The Duke of York stays in London during the illness, with Princess Mary also in the capital.
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Gloucester
Africa
Bnother
Jeff Capetown
Balmoral Castle
Prince George
Leutenant Windsor
H. M. S. Durban
Hamilton
Bermuda
England
Duke of York
London
Mary
Arrest Pair as Terrorists in Dallas Weekend Crime
Dallas police capture Lee Roy Merriman and Benny Aldredge after a 36 hour crime spree suspected to include four hold ups three armed assaults three farm robberies and a post office robbery. The pair allegedly tied up and threatened victims before daylight then fled toward Oklahoma. Merriman was wounded in a gunfight during their arrest.
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Dallas
Texas
Mies
Lee Roy Merriman
Caddo
Okla
Benny Aldredge
Merriman
Man Arrested on Warrant in Crafton
Joe McVicker of West Crafton was arrested last night by Constables Joe Bolmer and C. P. Green on a warrant charging non support issued by Squire W. E. Leach. He was jailed and will have a hearing late today. No other arrests were reported in Crafton and vicinity in the last 24 hours.
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Joe McVicker
West Crafton
Joe Bolmer
C. P. Green
Squire W. E. Leach
McVicker
Crafton
Pittsburgh Markets Slow but Steady Across Commodities
Department of Agriculture notes produce in steady trade with York Imperials at 3.00, Baldwins 1.50 to 1.75, and other apples and pears varying by type. Livestock shows hogs weak, cattle about steady, calves steady with good and choice weights, and sheep and lambs firm to higher with notable price ranges.
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Pittsburgh
Virginia York Imperials
West Virginia
New York
Baldwins
Hubbardstons
Kings
Virginia
York Trorials
Pennsylvania
Grimes Golden
Governor appoints Hastings to U S Senate seat
Del Del December 11 Governor Robinson named Daniel Hastings, currently Wilmington municipal court judge, to fill the United States Senate vacancy created by the resignation of T Coleman Du Pont. Hastings is to serve as senator until a successor is chosen.
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Del
Robinson
Daniel. Hastings
Wilmington
United States
T. Coleman du Pont
Champion Steer Will Feed Poor Children
New York on December 11 the 1150 pound champion steer named Dick arrived to aid a charity for impoverished children at Christmas. J C Penney paid a record seven dollars per pound for the steer at the Chicago International Livestock Exposition where Dick was crowned grand champion. Jimmy Dodge of Penney proposed the charity dinner, with Tenney approving, estimating the steer’s cost at eleven dollars and fifty cents per pound. The steer was raised by 12 year old Clarence Goecke of State Center Town.
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New York
J.C. Penney
Chicago
Jimmy Dodge
Penney
Tenney
Clarence ‘Goecke
State Center
Town
Slayer Seeks Speedy Action In Turmoil Of 1926 Slaying
Opha Defenbaugh convicted in Taylor county circuit court for the murder of Sandy Combe, a fellow Wendel miner, on December 24, 1926. Sentenced to 12 years in the state penitentiary by Judge Warren B. Kittle. He today demanded action from his attorney Sidney H. Sommurville to speed proceedings.
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Supreme Court
Moundsville
State
Defenbaugh
Mill Creek
Randolph County
Sommerville
Slayjer
Tiemmdeville
Herove
Leenbaugh
Opha Defenbaugh
Taylor County
Sandy Combe
Wendel
Warren B. Kittle
Sidney H. Sommurville
Night Club Raids by Prohibition Agents Across New York
Prohibition agents raided five night clubs and restaurants in New York City area on December 11, arresting several persons. The raids caused wide spread alarm and many venues closed for the night as officers carried out enforcement actions. Ernest Lee and Eugene Batley were in Grafton today handling business for the People stores at Clarksburg.
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Prohibition
Ernest Lee
Eugéne Batley
Grafton
Clarksburg
Rill
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