Lindbergh Solves Guatemala Stop on Central American Tour
Lindbergh lands at Aurora Field Guatemala City after a seven hour flight from Mexico City. He greets President Coolidge and Salvadoran officials and spends the day in honors. He plans Belize and San Salvador then aims for Havana for the Pan American Congress, expressing desire to visit South America but noting Havana schedule makes it impossible.
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Guatemala City
Eagle
Lone Eagle
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico City
Aurora Field
Guatemala
Lindbergh
Coolidge
Ministry of War of
Salvador
Beliz
British Honduras
San Salvador
Washington
South
Legation
Havana
State Department
Department
Megucigalpa
Managua
San Jose
Costa Rica
Panama
Iat
Mexico
West Virginia Weather Outlook Tonight Through Friday
Rain develops tonight with heavier showers Friday morning, followed by colder conditions in the northwest. Temperatures drop as a cold front moves in, bringing likely gusty winds and a chilly end to the work week.
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West Virginia
Office Service Notice For January Second
Post office hours for Monday January second show no city or rural delivery. General delivery and stamp windows operate from 9 to 10 30 a.m. All mails are received and dispatched. Title patch mail at postoffice section located in the business district at M A Leutharat P M.
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Leutharat
P.M
Happy in Jail 0 Andrew Cramer Aboard Alibi
Andrew Cramer, jailed in Los Angeles, claims happiness over his long confinement tied to the Marion Parker case. William Edward Hickman, accused of kidnapping and murder, provides an ironclad alibi for Cramer as Hickman later confesses sole responsibility for the crime.
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Andrew Cramer
William Edward Hickman
Marion Parker
Los Angeles
Hickman
Cramer
Los ‘Angeles
Empire Steel Company Now Incorporated
Empire Steel Corporation formed in Ohio through the consolidation of six firms in Mansfield Niles and Ashtabula with headquarters in Mansfield. The $20 million, 550000 common and 250000 preferred share venture aims to cut overhead and boost output to 400000 tons annually. W H Davey to serve as president and managing executive alongside other incorporators from Waddell Wheatley Thomas Booth and Robinson. The organization was filed in Columbus on December 25. A Woman's Club dance is noted as an upcoming event with no invitations issued for December 30 at the Elks Hospital.
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Cleveland
Empire Steel Corporation
Northern Ohio Steel Companies
Columbus
Mansfield Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Waddell Steel Company
Niles
Ohio
Thomas Sheet Steel Company
Falcon Steel Company
Ashtabula Steel Sheet Company
Empire Company
W. H. Davey
Mansfield Sheet and Tin Company
Empire
Davey
J. D. Waddell
Waddell Company
A. W
Oklahoma Senate Moves to Secret Session in Hotel
Oklahoma City December 29 Senators in a self convened impeachment session faced National Guard resistance and a court order. Governor Johnston directed sheriffs to enforce an injunction against assembling. The senate shifted to a downtown hotel and voted 24 to 2 that the court of impeachment has jurisdiction.
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Oklahoma City
National Guard
Oklahoma
Senate
Capitol
Henry
Johnston
State Supreme Court
Johston
Two Fatal Auto and Streetcar Crashes Hit Charleston
In Charleston on December 29 a car wreck killed Harold Thompson 17 and injured Clyde Jordan with others unharmed. Thompson died from a head wound after a coupe overturned on Eli River road near Mink Shoals. Earlier Sterling Bailey a wagon helper died when an Interurban struck the ice wagon on a bridge over the Ik River. Bailey suffered a broken neck and fractured skull. The motorman faced bond proceedings today.
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Charleston
Harold Thompson
Thompson
Eli River
Mink Shoals
Clyde Jordan
Sterling
Bailey
Fce
Unknown's Grave For Rich Martinsburg Man
Albert W. Shock 70 died of a stroke in a Martinsburg barber shop. Burial Saturday by the county in an unknown grave was contemplated as authorities said no relatives could be located in Baltimore where he had bank deposits of 3000 dollars. He was a former Baltimore harness maker who had moved here last spring.
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Martinsburg
Albert W.shock
Shock
Baltimore
Hope Sub Vessel Victims Bodies Could Be Recovered Soon
Provincetown Mass December 29 hope grew that some of the 40 officers and men perished in the S 4 disaster might be recovered as naval salvage divers near completion of a second hull tunnel under the wreck. Weather remained favorable and officials expected the task to finish by week’s end with pontoons secured for hoisting the submersible and sealing compartments.
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Provincetown
Mass
Wood End
Boston
Charles Shambaugh
Lafayette
Ind
Frank H. Brumby
Massachusetts Bay
Shambaugh
Brumby
Valuation Set for Lake Terminal Railroad at Lorain Ohio
The Interstate Commerce Commission fixed a final valuation of 2,016,000 dollars for the Lake Terminal Railroad at Lorain Ohio as of June 30 1919. The line owned by United Steel Corporation shows capitalization at valuation date of 3,470,000 dollars and a book investment of 2,550,549 dollars.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lake Terminal
at_Lorain
Ohio
United Steel Corporation
Judge Holds Remus Fate In His Hands In Sanity Hearing
Cincinnati December 29 Judge William Lueders weighs Remus future after a sanity hearing linked to his murder trial last week. Three alienists aided the judge while he reviews the voluminous record to decide if Remus may be freed or sent to a state hospital for the criminal insane.
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Cincinnati
Rom
Menaes
Geo. Remus
William “H. Lueders
Remus
Lueders
Insang
Lima
Lenders
Lueder
Europe Rocked by Three Day Snow Storm
The Associated Press reports Northwestern Europe endured a three day snow storm. Northern France England and Belgium faced heavy gales crippling cross channel shipping and hindering ocean liners. Isolated English villages begged for food as foraging parties went out. Bernard Shaw Prince of Wales and Duke of York rode out the snow to Norfolk for the Hunts Ball amid downed wires and stormbound Mediterranean shipping.
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Associated’ Press
Europe
France
England
Belgium
Isle of Wight
Bernard Shaw
Wales
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Norfolk
Channel
Mediterranean
Moroccan
Castablanca
Final Search Made To Find Lost Dawn
Hundreds of coves and inlets along Nova Scotia and Newfoundland are searched as the Dawn missing plane group possibly survives. Four officials report continued sightings near Harbor Grace Newfoundland though no solid clues emerge. A destroyer sweep covers the coast while Commander R R Stewart directs the hunt for Mrs Frances Grayson Wilson and three male companions.
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New York
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Frances Grayson Wilson
R. R. Stewart
Grayson
Oskar Omdal
Brice Goldsborough
Fred Koehler
Harbor Grace
N. F
Croydon
Eny
Searchera
Smoot Seeks Postpone of Tax Debate
Washington reports indicate Secretary Mellon and Senator Smoot plan delaying tax reduction legislation until after March 15 to gain firmer understanding of government finances. Smoot asked Mellon if postponement would inconvenience the treasury as administration leaders push for a reduced total of 225 million versus the house approved 290 million.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Mellon
Treasury
Smoogg
Ins
House
Youth killer Hickman admits aiding by youth in crime
Edward Hickman, 19, confessed to kidnapping and murdering Marian Parker and implicated Welby Hunt in a store holdup. He described the sequence of the Rose Hill druggist shooting and said Hunt corroborated his statements. Authorities prepared to present the confession at arraignment and to seek further clarification on details of the crime.
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Los Angeles
Edward Hickman
Welby Hunt
Athambra
Cal
Droge
Hickman
Kid
Marian Par
Ivy Thomas Rose Hill
Fi Hunt
Thoms
Hunt
Marian
Perry M. Parker
Rose Hill
Macheseshe
Keyes
Marian Parker
Oregon
Hickiman
National Press Club Moves to New Edifice
Washington December 29 newsreel reports the National Press Club occupying the new National Press Building in a modern Capitol area site, replacing the historic Tibbetts house. The club, formed twenty years ago, will hold formal dedication next year with a simple transition and an informal smoker that night. Louis Ludlow and Jared Essary guided members from old quarters to the top two floors, among leaders in world affairs attending the move.
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Washington
National Press Club
National Press
Capitol
Tibbitt
Fourteenth
Streets
Jold
Fourteenth Street
Tooms
Albee
Louis, Ludlow
Columbus, Ohio
Dispatch
J.ared Essary
Baltimore Sun
Union Depot Proposed in Cincinnati by Terminal Company
Washington December 29 authority to build a 31.5 million Union Passenger Station in Cincinnati was asked in a petition to the Interstate Commerce Commission by the Cincinnati Union Terminal Company. The terminal said seven railroads join the project including Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio Louisville and Nashville Norfolk and Western Southern System Four and Chesapeake and Ohio.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Interstate Commerce . Commission Today
Cincinnati Union Terminal
the Terminal Company
Seid
Pennsylvania
Baltimoreland Ohio
Louisville & Nashville
Norfolk and Western
Southern System
Chesapeake and Ohio
Faena
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South America
Pan-American Congress
Empire Steel Company
Elks Hospht
Moose
Dan Gregory
Victor
Moose Club
Supreme Court
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Force
Meet
Judge
Remus’ Fate
New U.S. Steel
J. Pierpont Morgan
U. S. Steel Corporation
Gary
West
Lad
Tran
Heart of
Newspapermen of Capital
Union Depot
Mammoth Union Depot
the Taylor Co
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