Berger to be arraigned in Shook's court
Cincinnati dispatch reports John S. Berger the expositor and supposed millionaire rioter in Los Angeles faced a postponed arraignment in Judge Ches ter R. Shook's court. Berger demanded a permanent stay and retraction from Prosecutor Taft, threatening damages suits. Supreme Court denied Remus request.
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Shook
Cincinnati
John S. Berger
Los Angeles
George Remus
Chester R. Shook
Remus
Charles P.igeot
C. H
Ifs Wiston
Judge Shook
Taft
Columbus
Marshall
Mathias
Day
State Supreme Court
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Vernon R. Chumley
John
Franklin Shaw
George Klug
Ruth Remus
Miss Remus
Franklin L. Dodge, Jr
Miss Grace Camp
Lindbergh Weather Check Delays Washington to Mexico City Hop
Washington, Dec. 12. An weather map showing unfavorable pressure areas over the southern states and Mexico dampened Lindbergh’s plan for a non stop flight within a day or two. He will wait a week or ten days for weather to permit, while gathering data from Bolling Field and army pilots. He also tested the navy flying boats and inspected an amphibian plane for the trip. Continuous updates noted as the page six continuation.
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Washington
Mexico
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico City
Lindbergh
Bolling Field
Harvey S. Burwell
Bolling Felt
Aarsistant
Davison
War Department
Navy
Stores Stay Open Late Through Christmas Shopping Rush
Disbursement under $200000 today reaches Graf ton Fairmont Clarksburg and Monongah division with another payout planned around the 21st or 22nd. Local merchants will keep stores open evenings to aid shoppers as buying improves daily and cold weather boosts Christmas sales.
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Grafton
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Monongah
Husband Ginger Held On First Degree Murder Charge
Oklahoma City reports that a man named Ginger is held on a first degree murder charge. The case involves a holiday jail stay, with the suspect set to spend time behind bars over Christmas.
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Ginger
West
Edward West
Hanubyer
Cleveland
Lake County
Grand Jury
Marvin H. Helter
Edward Rasalussen
T. Edward West
Seth Paulin
Grand
Francis W. Paulson
Marvin Helter
Perry
Paulson
Paulin
Ed Rasmussen
Wright's Colored Orchestra to Play Valley Inn Night
You will remember Wright's Colored Orchestra that furnished the music on opening night of the Valley Inn. They will be with us Tuesday December 13 at Valley Inn. Contact Sentinel for details on positions and pay.
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Wright
Valley Inn
Jus Nest
Removal Of Bolts Causes Detroit Limited Wreck
Baltimore and Ohio officials said bolts removed from rail ends caused the wreck of train 18, the Detroit Limited, at Guffey station thirty miles southeast of Pittsburgh. One baggage man, C. Hy Weed of McKeesport, was killed and a trainman injured. The section foreman reported the tampering and officials confirmed the account, while no one else is identified as responsible.
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Pittsburgh
Baltimore and Ohio
Detroit Limited
Washington
Guffey Station
American Legion Declines Wet-Dry Poll Plan
Indianapolis December 12 The American Legion will not submit a poll on the wet and dry issue. National Commander Edward E Spafford told state adjutants and commanders meeting here that the poll would require order by the national executive committee and he will not place the matter before the January committee meeting.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
Edward BE. Spafford
Spafford
Eae
Ame Health Officer for Coming Year
City commissioners reappointed Dr. A S Warder as city health officer after an earlier September 1936 appointment. The state health department has not confirmed him due to a quorum lapse in Morgantown. Attorney Ford seeks immediate confirmation with health chief W T Henshaw. Also, John M Rice sent bids for pumping station machinery and filtration unit and reservoir for the Gratton water system with bids due January 16 1928.
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Thomas H. Cather
A.S. Warder
Warder
State Health Department
Morgantown
Gene W. Ford l
W. T. Henshaw
Health Department
John M. Rice
Pittsburgh
Gratton
G. Thomas Vance
Rice
Bribe Offer Probe 10 Be Interesting
Washington notes the Senate special committee probes a $1.2 million bribe claim involving President Calles of Mexico. It centers on Arturo Elias and subpoenas for William Randolph Hearst and Victor Watson, with immunity and international law questions raised by Mexican ambassador. Hearings begin Thursday as the panel weighs next steps and possible state department involvement.
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Galles
Mexico
Senate
Arturo M. Elias
New York
Naif
William Randolph Hearst
Calles
Victor Watson
New York Daily Mirror
Watson
New York T
Sum
Elias
Senate Committee
Reed
Republican
Pennsylvania
State Department
Rain Tonight And Tuesday Morning In West Virginia
The weather report for West Virginia predicts rain tonight with a possible shift to Tuesday morning. Temperatures remain relatively steady, showing little change.
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West Virginia
Deserted ship crew still missing after Great Lakes wrecks
Coast guards search for 22 crew members of the steamer Lambton after a shoal crash near Jarnaan Island. Earlier, 42 men were rescued from two wrecks in the Great Lakes as crews from the Agawa were saved off Manitoulin Island. Indications suggest the sailors abandoned ship and headed inland.
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Saint Ste Mi. Mich
Great Lakes
Lambton
Jarnaan Island
Lprakce
Vasey Inn
Orehesit
Coe Setae
Agawa
Manitoulin Island
Parisienwe Git
Ohio Operators Balk at Davis Parley on Coal Suspension
Washington and Cleveland reports say Ohio coal operators will skip the joint conference called by Secretary of Labor Davis to discuss the northern fields suspension. Union officials and some operators will attend in executive sessions at the labor department to hear the government outline its position.
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Washington
Davia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Labor Department
Davis
Cleveland
Coal Operators
SH. Robinson
Ohio Operators Association
United Mine Workers
Newsome to be Electrocuted for Murder of 15-Year-Old Girl
Goldsboro North Carolina December records show Larry Newsome, an African American, held in Raleigh penitentiary for execution on January 13 for the murder of Beulah Tedder, 15, a farmer's daughter. During his trial relatives clashed with a mob in the courtroom as sheriff deputies and National Guard kept order. The jury soon returned a verdict of utut y.
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National Guard
Ututy
League of Nations ends session amid peaceful progress
Geneva reports the forty-eighth League of Nations session closed with hope for settlements on Polish Lithuanian disputes and Greek German questions. Greece agreed to arbitral rulings on Salamis, Danzig depot, and Bulgariana indemnities totaling about 34 million dollars. A Riga conference is anticipated to finalize direct talks between Poland and Lithuania.
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Council of League of Nations
Council
Rome
Rowe
Briand
France
Mussolini
Riga
Greece
Salamis
Free City of
Danzig
Poland
Free City
Coun“Cil
Bulgaria
Rebels Lose Over 100 in Mexican Federal Drive
In a nationwide federal crackdown, more than a hundred rebels were killed across Jalisco Aguascali entes and Michoacan. Twenty three rebels died at Cu Quito when a faction described by the government as fanatics was dispersed. One hundred others perished in a clash at Rancho Nuevo, including Catholic priest Jose Cabrales.
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Mexico City
Jalisco
Aguascalientes
Michoacan
Cu Quito
Rancho Nuevo
Jose Cabrales
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