Explosion near San Fernando hospital damages new building
Four miles north of San Fernando a mysterious blast wrecked a nearly completed $75,000 two story concrete building at the U S Veterans Hospital. Three workmen were injured, two seriously, and the investigators from the Department of Justice took charge, withholding details and keeping police out of the probe.
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Los Angeles
United States Veterans’ Hospital
San Fernando
Department of Justice
William H. Radcliffe
Beng
Sheriffs Office
Seattle Council Votes Against Unpeaching Mayor Brown
The Seattle city council voted 6 to 3 to reject unpeaching Mayor Adam J Brown following a December 4 grand jury recommendation alleging vice in Seattle. The judiciary committee noted his announced December 26 reelection date allows the public to judge him, while recall petitions led by Dr Ambrose M.E. Bailes, pastor, began October 23 with a sermon describing a Seattle campaign tour in disguise.
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Adam J Brown
Judiciars
Senno
Ambrose ME Bailes
First Baptist Church of
Koch to Form New Teut Cabinet Amid Pact Push
Berlitz reports Der Koch, leader of the democratic party, accepted the task of forming a coalition cabinet desired by President Non Hindenburg to carry out the policies and obligations of the Locarno security agreement.
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Berlitz
der Koch
Greece to pay reparations after League decision
The League of Nations council ruled Greece must pay 30,000,000 teva about 219000 dollars for breaching the Bulgarian frontier in a recent incident. In Syria, French high commissioner De Jonvenal said calm prevailed overall, except in Damascus and Dyehel Drige where a minority opposed France.
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League of Nations Counci
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Beirut
M de Jonvenal
Aleppo
Calny
Damascus
Dyehel Drige
France
Syne
Thompson elected president of national farm federation group
Am t H omp son heads the federation after defeating former president J Bradfute at a national meeting. The new leader seeks to guide farm policy and support agricultural programs through the federation.
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Sanmet IP Thompson
American Farm Bureatt
Tederaton
Fomer
J Bradfute
Minersgercultural Assocration
Plot to Kidnap Countess Baby in Palm Beach
Private detectives guarding Countess Ludwig Sam von Hoogstraden’s Palm Beach home fired on two intruders who entered the grounds at night as they approached a rear door. The infant’s safety was the subject of persistent rumors with authorities reviewing the incident and reporting the couple’s separation as a result of the events.
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West Paint Beach
Ludwig Sam von Hoogstraden
Rogers
Warkiki
Countess Palm Beach
Countess Hone
Palm Beach
Tax Cut Through Lower House Debated and Approved
A sweeping income tax reduction proposal cleared the House with broad support before facing further review. The revenue bill proposes new rates, with reductions affecting many brackets, while amendments moved by party leaders were largely adopted during floor proceedings.
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Washington
Howe
Masini
Spain
Snow Drifts Block Roads Across White Colorado
Heavy snow and wind halted travel across Colorado and Nebraska with drifts up to ten feet. Roads remained blocked, trains delayed, and one fatal crash occurred near Deer Trail as a storm swept through the region. Temperatures plunged to near zero in several towns.
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Colorado
Denver
Nebraska
Rocky Mountain
Kesenne
Woo
Iran
Wooming
Tearsville
Den of Counterfeiter Found in Butte
Authorities report seizure of almost complete apparatus for making counterfeit quarters and related tools. Detained were Jose Garei and associates as officers and agents investigated the operation in Butte.
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Butte
Secret Service
Aperts
Jose Garei
Tragic Death of Montana Student in Red Lodge Home
Dee Billings reports a grim scene this forenoon as Charles Robert Keyes, son of C P Keyes and a former Montana State College student, was found dead in the kitchen of his Ina parents home at Red Lodge. He had struggled with studies and had been expelled, according to the account.
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Dee
Charles Robert Keyes
Ina
Red Lodge
Keyes
C P Keyes
Montana State College
Magee Plea for Early Hearing Fails in Las Vegas
Carl Magee arraigned on manslaughter charges connected to last August’s death of John Lassiter. Judge Armijo sets trial near June. early hearing request denied. Magee pleads not guilty.
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Las Vegas
Carl
MaGee Albuanerque
John Bo Lassiter
Armijo
Wa Gee
Gusits
University of Arizona to continue relics excavation at Nine Mile Water Hole
The University of Arizona will take over excavations at Nine Mile Water Hole where leaden crosses and war implements were found. Dr Byron Cummings supports pre Columbus discovery theories, while Dr O A Tinney questions pre Spanish origin and dates the relics to only hundreds of years old.
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Tucson
Amr
Dev
University of Arizona
Nine Mile Water Hole
America
Charles C. Menifer
Caliche
Byron Cummings
Columbus
Lane
O A Tinney
Temight
Tus
Tinney
Cardinal foes liquor as Donegal leaders rise in church
Fragmentary notes describe Monagnor Patrick Ó Donnell archbishop of Armagh elevated to cardinal amid memories of the Ó Donnell dynasty in Donegal. The text recalls historic resistance, with references to boisterous celebrations and ongoing struggles over licensing laws and the illicit distilling trade.
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Treralls
Donegal
Bourre
Monagnor
Patrick Ó Donnell
Arnmagh
Odonnells
Gaedieleuse
Connaught
Constan
Rapahne
Cardinal Logue
Yong Anan
Maynooth Ecclesiastical College
Free Milling Gold Found at Rasim Mine Stake
A reported strike of free milling gold ore from the 400 level of the Rasim mine near Butte is being assayed. Stopholders directors led by ToL Melcher announce samples show free gold and are arranging testing.
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Rasim
Tol Melcher
Board of Stopholders' Directors
Sanples
Klan raids local hotels seeking missing New York settler
Members of the Ku Klux Klan raided four local hotels tonight in search of Mrs Kap Rhine lander who reportedly arrived from New York. Police called a meeting and four committees were formed to pursue the matter after a report tied to a New York society settler's wife.
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Ku Klux
Swell
Rhinelander
Ku Klux Klan
Mre Kap Rhine”lander
Thie City
New York
New York Society
Toeit
Proclaimed Hindu Jesus Reborn Draws Global Theatrical Assembly
Thousands of theatophists travel to Advar Thdta for a vowed second coming of Christ. Mrs Besant as president of the Theosophists confirms plans and Captain Jones claims a Hindu guru Kashnamur will announce a divine message. Besant travels to India for the event with twelve apostles appointed to tour the world.
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Dee
Advar
Iptat Ot Jones
Smme Besant
Tones
Christ
LI ARMY DRIVES PENGS MEN BACK
Forces under General J Chang Ling advance northwest of Menten and defeat General Kenge Vu Hoang at Yauatain driving them from trenches. The clash adds momentum for Pengs forces in the theater and signals continued pressure in this sector.
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Chang Ling Cias
Club Jaye
Menten
Kenge Vu Hoang
Yauatain
Here
Remus Chauffeur on Bootleg Trips Exposed in Trial
Italian federal court in Cincinnati hears charges against Joe Remus and allies over bootlegging. More than twenty accused including Arnold Helnhnh and Michael To Kio face conspiracy to violate the prohibition law with testimonies disrupting defense strategies.
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Inhanapalis
Jack Daniel Distailery
St Lous
Mate Gaks
Middle West
Waa
Warry Boyd
Joe George Remus
Cimeinnate
Nthe
Rip pocket searches not unconstitutional opinion notes
The document discusses a Portland court order on pocket searches, noting the ruling allows limited searches under specific conditions. It references Judge Dean and parties Wood and Alvin, outlining that the constitution protects only certain searches and not all searches, with emphasis on procedural limits.
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Portland
Ire Wood
Alvin
Wilson Proposal Seeks Natal Day and Holiday Status
A legislative item introduced by Senator Neely aims to establish Wilson’s Natal Day as a formal holiday. The measure proposes official recognition and related observances, seeking support from lawmakers and the public.
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Wilson
Natal
Direct Mail and Postage Figures Spark Political Rebuke
A 1939 Washington dispatch notes Christmas and New Year cards sent to wartime recipients with postage costs cited. The piece mentions postal support for branch offices and a Treasury Department inquiry. A related item references Mussolini and a House hearing on anti monopoly measures affecting large centers and consumer policy.
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Carl Dound
Big Building Program Planned by G N Budd
G N Budd outlined a state wide capital plan including ten million dollars for a tower at the Great Northern terminal and two million for rail improvements. The program allocates one million toward Seattle to St Paul rail upgrades and the rest for rolling stock, vehicle replacements, and bridge safety. It envisions substantial steel car rebuilding, new box cars, and upgraded streetcar frames across Washington state.
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Sealife
Phalph
Rudd
Great Northern Rail
Seattle
Paul
Washington
Wenatchee
Spok
Stanion
Glacier
Buddye
Enrree
Kelloggs Policy Speech Outlines Foreign Policy Aims
Secretary Kellogg spoke on U S foreign policy explaining the Coolidge administration’s aims. He discussed topics from Saklatvala exclusion to Locarno security pacts, addressing American citizens and European chancelleries and warning bankers about German loans and municipal bonds. He reaffirmed commitment to peace in Europe while resisting unequal treaties.
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New York
Coolidge
Mght
Kellogg
State Department
Locarna
Smagh
Park bear on top days still warm
Report from Fellowstone notes bears at park remain active due to warm spell. Local nunater Rey Teonardo Smith cites sustained warmth delaying hibernation though park staff say bears appear fat and normal for May. Forecasters warn of open winter risk as animals adjust to temperate conditions.
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Fellowstone Party
Rey Teonardo Smith
Learites
Yellowstone
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