French Flyers Crash in Indo-China Flight Ends in Wreck
Paris reports Le Brix and Rossi crash near the India frontier while en route from Paris to French Indo-China. Both jump with parachutes. Rossi slightly injured, Le Brix uninjured. Message from Hlaingbwe Burma states weather forced the emergency landing over the mountains near Moulmein. Airplane and mail destroyed.
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Rossi
Indo-China
India
Hlaingbwe
Burma
Moulmein
Rangoon
Siam
Bambracl
Kiwanis Club Meeting Tonight in Hotel Grafton
The Grafton Kiwanis Club holds its regular weekly meeting tonight at the Hotel Grafton replacing tomorrow’s schedule. Arthur G. Wates is installed as president for the new term after last Tuesday’s annual meeting.
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Grafton Kiwanis Club
Grafton
Arthu G.wates
Féc
Philippine Senate Leader Improves After TB Illness
Manila December 23 Manuel Quezon president of the Philippine senate who suffered a relapse Saturday at Baguio while being treated for tuberculosis was reported improved today.
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Manila
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Senate
Baguio
Star Brand 16 Inch Tan Smiles at Christmas Morning
Miller's Store advertises a Star Brand 16 inch tan item likely appealing for Christmas morning. The message notes selling to West Penn Telephone linemen and suggests a holiday sales angle.
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West Penn
Miller's
German Nationalist Bill Defeated in Referendum Outcome
Berlin reports show the nationalist bill against Young Prparation was crushed. Provisional tallies indicate 6.231 million votes cast with 5.782 million for the measure, far short of the roughly 21 million needed to override the Reichstag veto. Only 13.5 percent of eligible voters participated amid minor disturbances.
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Berlin
Slectorate
Man Takes His Life After He Robs Station
Detroit police cornered 38 year old Matthew Koenen after a recent filling station holdup. He shot himself to avoid arrest while his alleged accomplice Herman Creech of Hamilton was wounded in the wrist and jailed in receiving hospital. Article continues on page two.
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Detroit
Matthew Koenen
Herman Creech
Hamilton
Snow Falls in Pittsburgh for Ten Hours
Four inches of snow covered Pittsburgh after a ten hour period ending today, the government weather bureau reported. Snow began at 10 o'clock last night and continued into today, though it was not heavy.
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Pittsburgh
Government Weather Bureau
Bullets Tie Burke to St Joseph Gangster Links
Major Calvin H. Goddard testified that bullet markings from the Mo ranging massacre victims matched bullets fired from firearms linked to Fred Burke in St Joseph Michigan. He said 25 bullets were fired from weapons taken from Burke’s St Joseph bungalow after he killed a traffic officer. The coroner's jury reconvened to pursue developments in the ten month Chicago gang murder probe.
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Calvin H. Goddard
St. Joseph
Mich
Fred Burke
Goddard
Burke
George “Buga" Moran
St. Valentine’s Day
Get On First Roster Of Gift Club
Members offered chance to join Sentinel Gift Club with prizes including automobiles and cash. Readers urged to submit entries, promising holiday recovery spending and “spare hours” for a chance at thousands in tires and commissions. First prize listed as a Chrysler 70 with two cars announced, plus Willys Six and a $246.50 prize, details continued on page two.
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Ellings
Crysler
Willys-Six
Hoover's Aid in Sugar Tilt Heated Debate
A fight over Hoover aid to Cuban sugar interests and tariff policy pits the Republican Congressional Committee against the Democratic Publicity Bureau. Rep Wood defends Hoover while Rep Garner calls for a formal statement from the president. The dispute stems from Cuba Company head H. C. Lakin testifying to the Senate lobby panel and naming Edwin P. Shattuck.
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Hoover
National Republican Congressional Committee
Publicity Bureau
Democratic National Committee
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Indiana
Garner
Texas
House
H. C. Lakin
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Cuba Company
Senate Lobby
Edwin P. Shattuck
Miller's Shoe Store Offers Better Gifts Worldwide
Question prompts readers to consider where to find superior gifts than at Miller's Shoe Store. Mentions Daniel Green Slippers Selby Shoes and Ball Band Rubbers as practical options, implying a broad selection of footwear gifts.
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Miller's Shoe Store
Daniel Green
Selby
Dixie Covered in White Snow Drift Paralyzes South
The South endures heavy snow with up to 17 inches drifting in places. Highways iced over and schedules disrupted as crews work to restore transportation. In Independence Louisiana a lineman named Al ien Blue was killed while cutting an ice coated wire. Eldorado Arkansas reports the heaviest snowfall, 17 inches, breaking records from 1876.
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Independence
Alien
Blue
Eldorado
Ark
Death of Joyn A. Willes Retired Undertaker at 78
Joyn A. Willes of Martinsburg West Virginia, age 78, a retired undertaker, has died. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Martinsburg, W. Va
Snow and Ice Storms Hit Coast and Midwest
A winter storm crept across the Pacific Northwest with heavy rain and flooding in Seattle and nearby harbors. Abrupt cold snapped the Ozarks and West Virginia while forecasts warned of lingering snow and disrupted travel.
Probe Starts in Passenger Plane Crash
Indianapolis officials opened an inquiry into a trimotor plane crash that killed one passenger and left two others seriously injured. Flight crew member FE Law of Philadelphia, a Warner Brothers technician, died in the incident. Mahlon Kling of Philadelphia, president of Smith Kline French and Co, suffered a broken arm and severe bruising. Miss Mary Farey sustained injuries as authorities investigate the crash and its cause.
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Transcontinental Air Transport Lines
Te FE Law
Philadelphia
Warner Brothers, Inc
Mahlon Kling
Smith, Kline, French and Company
Miss Mary Fare
Three Trainmen Injured In Midwest Train Collision
Three trainmen and a woman passenger were injured when two Union Pacific passenger trains collided head on near Gorham Kansas. The eastbound No 128 failed to clear the main line at a siding, then westbound No 121 proceeded, causing the crash. Injured were taken to Hays. both trains operated between Kansas City and Denver. Second collision report from Avondale Louisiana notes two trains, the Illinois, and Texas Limited, ran together injuring a fireman and scalding an engineer as they left the track. no passengers hurt.
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Dee
Union Pacific
Here
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New Orleans
Iniana Limited
Shreveport
Texas Limited
Houston
B.L. Pittman
Mike Foster
Texas
Ex-Gov Claims Actress Slain Taylor Was Killed
Former Governor Friend W Richardson alleged proof that William Desmond Taylor was killed by a motion picture actress. Asa Keyes called the claim political ammunition as Burton Fitts said one link remained to prove the case while Richardson and Fitts eyed potential gubernatorial bids.
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Friend W. Richardson
William Desmond Taylor
Asa Keyes
Richardson
San Francisco
Burton Fitts
Keyes
Oni
R Ehardson
Taylor
Fitts
Rpublican
Rihardson
Felson Penitentiary
Otis Hefner
Nelson
Imperial Ice Cream Company Christmas Noon Closure
Notice to customers that the Imperial Ice Cream Company will close at 12 noon on Christmas Day. Readers are asked to place orders early to ensure service.
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Imperial Ice Cream CO
Death of Samuel A Shackelford Pioneer Citizen of Grafton
Samuel A Shackelford, a prominent Grafton builder and businessman, died at Weston State Hospital Sunday at 3 30 am on a farewell to fifty ten. He would have turned 80 this summer, born June 4 1849 on White Day Creek in Marion County. He moved with his parents to Grafton as a child and grew up amid Civil War era growth, learning carpentry under Capt D A Litzinger and Morgans, noted builders in the city.
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Samuel A. Shackleford
Weston State
Grafton
Shackleford
White Day Creek
Marion County
John
Elizabeth Shackleford
D. A. Litzinger
Morgans
Woneer
Two Problems Face Country Says Hoover Enforc Judge
Los Angeles mentions President Hoover's enforcement commission weighs two major issues brownbhibiton enforcement and governmental lawlessness. Judge Paul J. McCormick says elimination of lawlessness could safeguard constitutional rights. He warns invasion and pirate dwellings as evils of enforcement era. Lost note and reward mentioned at end.
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Los Angeles
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Hee
Paul J. McCormick
McCormick
Ods
Apples Stop and Wee Our Last Car on Display
Apples on display at Central Hotel offered by Berkeley Co. Orchard Co. L. F. Staub. Wholesale and retail by basket. Prices range from $1.25 to $1.75. Date Mar 17 1923.
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Central Hotel
Berkeley Co
Orchard Co
L. F. Staub
Mar
Bewatlh ful Silk Hose at Miller's special price
Promote a partial price sale on silk hose at Miller's department store with Rollin's brand. advertised as a special offer at four dollars seventy five cents. The ad emphasizes value and quality, inviting customers to purchase.
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Rollin's
Miller's
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