Norris Lucas Row May Split G O P Wide Open
Washington dispatch reports President Hoover drafting details to spend 116 million dollars in emergency construction to relieve unemployment. He plans to use existing machinery of the agriculture department to administer loans and programs, with aides to widen loan access as holidays delay execution.
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Mob held off by guard in St Joseph jail
A mob in St Joseph, Missouri, attempted to storm the county jail to free arrested Black suspect Rain Ginn, held for the murder of 1 year old Miss Velnut Colter. Sheriff John and deputies faced the gathered group from Maryville and nearby towns, but authorities maintained custody without further incident.
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Mean Thief Takes Shoes From East Orange Club
A thief stole nearly 100 pairs of shoes and stockings saved by an East Orange luncheon club for distribution to needy families on Christmas. The club doubled its gift plan after the loss, promising to replace the stolen items and continue aiding the needy.
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Christmas Safety Myths for Widows and Homes
New York readers are reminded by underwriters laboratories of three Christmas fire safety don ts. Do not leave lighted candles in windows or near anything combustible. Do not leave loose wrapping paper around. The advisory stresses careful candle use during the holidays.
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New York
Fog causes collision injuring ships near Europe
A dense fog wall caused the collision of the United States liner George Washington with the Danish motorship Malaya near the Elbe estuary. The sinking Oberson with 41 lives lost was reported in Europe waters. George Washington sustained damage but no injuries were reported aboard. The Hopatcong reported being struck and towed to safety.
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Wee Boy 2 Dies In Christmas Tree Fire Tragedy
In Washington on December 21 a two year old boy, William De Speara, climbed to the Christmas tree to reach a mechanical toy. He struck matches, lit the tree, and the flames spread as firefighters arrived. The child died from burns.
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Britain and America at a turning point in careers
Brighton December 21 British foreign secretary Arthur Henderson said in a national broadcast that the United Kingdom and America face a clear choice between peace and war. He urged cooperation to prevent collapse into barbarism and to avoid postponing the decision.
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Nietering
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Father and Son Die in California Blaze
Roy Nutchenann 42 died returning to his ranch home 14 miles north of King City California after saving his wife and two young daughters from the flames. His 14 year old son also perished in the blaze. Origin of the fire remained undetermined.
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Report on Hoover prohibition commission nears decision
Washington December 21 a big showdown looms as the law enforcement commission debates when to issue its major recommendations on prohibition. All 11 members have not finalized the plan and Judge William S Kenyon's arrival may unify them for tomorrow. Many members favor delaying the final report until after Christmas and hope Hoover's desk receives it by January 1 or soon after. The panel is weary of the task and some want more time for private business beyond the intense focus on prohibition. Continued on page 2.
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Associated Charities of Helena Emergency Committee Note
A damaged notice items an installment agreement with the Associated Charities of Helena and the Emergency Committee. It describes a funding pledge for famine relief and local residents in Lewis and Clark county with multiple monthly checks and payment dates starting January 1, 1841, continuing through March 1931, naming trustees and a caretaker.
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Associated Charities OF Helena Emergency Committee
Merapi eruption in Java kills hundreds in lava surge
London dispatch says 300 to 400 people died as Merapi volcano erupted last week after 66 years of quiet. Ash and lava flowed down slopes while towns were warned and evacuated. columns of ash roared from the crater as flames flashed, and many villagers dining in fields were overtaken by the fast-moving lava stream.
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Public Administrator Office In Lewis and Clark Targeted For Probe
A state examiner's report cites unaccounted funds from the Public Administrator’s office and estates held too long. It recommends county attorney inquiry and possible legal action to correct the affairs. Records are described as improperly kept and in need of immediate scrutiny.
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Lewis and Clark
Sistant State Examiner Hawking
Dangers Shot Down by a Jealous Lover in Median NY
A woman, Velan Dunn aged 24, was shot through a window at Walter Bryant's home by a jealous lover. Bryant, 25, was also wounded as the bullet passed through Dunn and lodged in him. Both were hospitalized. Police search for a youth involved in a quarrel with Dunn.
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Velen Dunn
Walter Bryant
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Mias Dunn
Germans Fear Hunger Marchers Threaten Christmas Buyers
Berlin December 21 Thirty persons were arrested today amid tense mood as hunger marchers threatened to seize purchases in a desperate auction scene. Shoppers faced an uneasy afternoon as shops stayed open for the Christmas season.
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Berlin
Parneng
New Use for Inner Tubes 15 Discovered
Denver police report a driver identified as Charles O'Brien, 28, in custody after a car chase. In the rear of his vehicle were several inner tubes filled with liquor, a deterrent police say indicates new misuse of tubes.
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Members of Grecian cabinet quit plans
Athens Greece Dao all members of the Grecian cabinet resign tonight as the misuse of Premier Eleutherios Venizelos.
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Debacle and Showdown Over Norris Backing
Robert H. Lucas of the Republican National Committee called for a party showdown over Norris and the Nebraska senator’s Republican opponents. A sharp statement from national headquarters criticized Norris' conduct as revolting and said leaders fail their duty by opposing him.
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Robert H. Lucas
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Four Drowned When Car Goes Into Ditch
Beaumont Tex Dec 21 three men and a woman were found today near Vinton Lay when their automobile plunged into a water filled ditch. They were identified as Leonard A La Patina 41 Tennant George Delffenbach New York Elizabeth Stafford at Br nnant.
Whitehall Girl Killed When Car Turns Over
Dee 21 report recalls Mame Maxwell 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs Willan Vanderhyde Whitehall ranchers killed in early day automobile crash near Whitehall. Vehicle rolled over pinning the girl.
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Venezuelan City Seized by Revolutionists
Ragata reports say revolutionaries captured Labatern in southwestern Venne nuola with elvil chief slain and rapid looting. Federals surprised unable to act as kovarimont troops reportedly held near port. Fronts flared toward Oniatohal capital of Tathira amid widespread depredations.
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Lahatern
Labor urges wage relief during dull periods at AFL meeting
In a debate at the Washington AFL convention, labor leaders urged wage protections to tide workers through slow periods. They argued the federation must ensure employment opportunities and safeguard dividends to stockholders while shielding workers from layoffs during downturns.
Fair Barbara Defies Jackson at Fredericksburg and Gettysburg
Long time veteran from New York who served with Company D, 14th Infantry in the Civil War fought in major battles including Fredericksburg and Gettysburg. He died recently in California at the home of his daughter after years in retirement.
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Decker
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Freder Inkaburg
Gattysburg
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Four individuals found dead in Chicago apartment
In Chicago a four members of a family or group were found dead in a Brightening apartment after an examination of the oxygen in the air. Neighbors discovered the bodies of Varnony nfy, Klabrogher, George, and Mra Moarets, all believed to have died recently in the dwelling.
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Jury in Shepard case still unable to reach verdict
The jury in the Shepard case deliberated until 7 p.m. then recessed for the night with the vote count not yet revealed. Tomorrow they will reconvene at De Creek to continue weighing the charges against Maj. Charles Al Mhopart in the suspected poisoning of his wife.
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