Capone Man Detained in Konap Case
Police identified kidnaping suspect Ralph Sheldon, former Capone lieutenant, in a case involving Mr and Mrs Ell Caress. Sheldon admitted identity after a police quiz. Caress family held 30 hours and wrote checks totaling 56800 for the kidnappers. Four men drove toward a gambling barge off shore when intercepted by officers.
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Los Angeles
Ralph Sheldon
Scarface
al Capone
Sheldon
Ell
Zeke
Caress
California
Long Beach
Here
W, TH. Wagraner
Jeanconyle Held In Murder Case
Salt Lake City report says Dee Jeanconyle and Doyle Pidean, both 22, are alleged to have confessed to aiding in the murder of Sam Frank and the robbery connected to the crime. The pair were turned over to district court for arraignment on a murder charge after a two day preliminary hearing. Judge Pat Dalby barred the altered confession, ruling it was obtained under promise that the girl's mother would not be notified of her actions.
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Salt Lake City
Dee
Dean Doyle
Ta Pallee Ste
Sam Frank
Wemphia Fowely Gnetioneer
Bia Af
Dia
District Court
Edtagy
Goda
Pat Dalby
Cron Racardi
Prammisoe Trent Pudiec
Menacing Fog Returns Threat to Belgium
Brussels reports a workman died from raminating gas poisoning, reviving fears of a poisonous fog similar to the Meuse valley disaster. Official inquiry attributes death to gas poisoning while sensational papers stir alarm about widespread illnesses tied to the so called dread mist.
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Brussels
Tillteur
Meuse
Howwer
Libre Belgique
Christmas recess delays tax commission showdown
Washington dispatch reports the enforcement commission delaying decisions for the holidays. All 11 members are expected to be present when they reconvene Monday for the car showdown over recommendations for the resort. The delay leaves major deference awaiting what the sundry tag report will urge.
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Washington
Aw Enforcement Commission
Royal Romanian family rift delays conference in Budapest
Reports from Bucharest say the planned family conference to decide Queen Veterina's status was postponed. King Carol's estrangement with Queen Helen triggers moves by Dowager Queen Marie and possible royal exile hints from England. King George of England reportedly warned Carol to alter his stance. Continuous tension fuels shifts as Page 57 continues.
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Hangary
Tec
Romania
Alexander
Jugoslavia
Carol
Marie
Bucharest
Carn
Nava
George
England
Helen
Michael
Pope Pius to Receive Cardinals Tonight in Rome
Vatican City expects Pope Pius to greet the cardinals this evening in the consistory hall. Dean Cardinal Pignatelli de Belmonte will lead the purple wearers in a short address and the pope will review the year's ecclesiastical developments before delivering the apostolic benediction and farewells.
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Vatican City
Nec
Papa
Rome
Sacred College
Cardinal Pignatelli de Bel Monte
Cardinal Pignatelli da Belmonte
London Fog Turns Clear After Week Of Deaths
London reports the fog of a week claimed 13 direct deaths and disrupted daily life across southern England. Forecasters expect the climate to lift as warm air disperses the haze, ending a period of business disruption and delayed overseas mail to America.
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London
Ingland
Vermon t appoints businessman as senator after death
A 69 year old businessman and lawyer, Partridge, was named by Governor Weeks to fill the vacancy caused by the death of United States Senator Frank Greene. The selection was to serve until a formal election or appointment is held.
Highway Commission Plans 14 Projects in January Session
The Highway Commission will let contracts for 14 projects totaling about 1.915 million dollars at the January meeting. Grading on the Helene Butte highway between Alhambra and Boulder, 14 miles, is among the items. Work now under construction north of Basinnow and possible additional stretches near Hik Park are to be financed with federal funds.
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Mone Dann Nigh Commission
Commission
Alhambra
Boulder
Houlder Hill
Basinnow
Hik Park
Elena
Hatty
Butte
Helena
Rock
Portland
Bureau of Middie
Governor of Punjab Wounded by Assassin
Bir Cheffrey de Montmorency governor of the Punjab was wounded today by billets from a revolver fired by a youth. A police Sub Inspector Chanan Singh died of his injuries in hospital. A woman physician was also struck. a stray bullet caused minor injuries to a bystander.
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Lahore
Cheffrey de Montmorency
Punjab
Chanan Singh
Warren McCray Pardoned by President
President Warren McCray, former Indiana governor, received a pardon today. McCray had been released from Atlanta penitentiary in 1927 after serving part of a 14 year term for using the mails to defraud. The pardon restores his civil rights.
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Washington
Wwoorer
Warren McCray
Indiana
McCray
Atelanta Penitentiary
Five Die as Train Strikes Workmen in Cranford
In Cranford New Jersey a New York express plowed into a group of nine laborers clearing tracks. Five men were killed and one injured as the crash shattered the work site and sent debris across the rails.
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Cranford
Falling Stow
No Paper Thursday Suspension for Christmas Day
The Independent will not publish tomorrow honoring a Christmas day rest tradition for workers who regularly toil seven days a week. The temporary suspension reflects the holiday schedule and the newspaper’s customary day of rest for its staff.
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Independent
Acuna Accuses New York Cops At Trial
Exiled figure Acuna accuses New York police of corruption during a trial where Deputy Police Commissioner Ruttenberg barred him from naming the authority he protested to. Acuna says officers threatened his life and warned him to return to China before meeting special counsel Kresnl. He cites fear and desire for revenge as his motive to seek Kregel.
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Tulasioner
Ruttenberg
Stadl
Acuna
China
Kresnl
Muerstrates
Kregel
Snowy Christmas Weather Hits New England and Northeast
Heavy snow fell across the East, with 4 to 6 inches in New England causing slippery roads and delayed travel. New York saw snow as well, while sections of New Jersey and Pennsylvania reported lighter accumulations and generally manageable conditions for the holiday rush.
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Associated Press
New York City
New England
Boston
England
Springfiere
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Relaga Jn
Merapi Volcano Fires Kill 800. 34,000 Flee Java Towns
A Merapi eruption last week sent deadly gases from the kiva throw, raising the death toll to about 800. Refugees from the devastated villages number around 34,000 as authorities report worsening conditions in Ratavia Java.
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Java
Dre
Merapi
Bairiets
Dootician May Be A Citizen Still
Coveland Ohio May 23 60) Conviction of violating prohibition laws cannot be considered as sufficient ground to deny citizenship says Common Pleas Judge George P Gaer Cohen of Cleveland should be granted American citizenship. The citizenship inspector sought to bar Cohen due to two prior convictions, the second in 192? a $1000 fine and nine months in the workhouse. The judge ruled the last conviction was only a misdemeanor and not a bar to naturalization. Cohen was sworn as a citizen.
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Ohin
Therinus
Common Pleas
Judes
George P. Gaer
Sam Cohen
Cleveland
Poa
Cohen
Gore Slain by Indians During a Brazilian Raid
Dispatches report Cayapas Indians attacked Gardaga village near the Bermeje river in Para state, Brazil, killing 210 and abducting three children. Soldiers were dispatched from Parí but travel delays hinder expected relief for Cardono within days.
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Gore
Brazil
Tin de Janeiro
Young man marks natal day with hunting excursion
Vemlat Hae of Mol Pier Bayty Benjamin Madge inday celebrated his ninth birthday by game rabhee hunting. Wedge resides on a civic farm. Thomas Kemp, 119 West Sept 14, lives ten miles from Tider. They have never met.
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Bae
Benjamin Madge Inday
Wedge
Thomas Kemp
Tider
Wood oys High Time to Glean Up
Norris questions Republican control after Wood from Indiana urged Hoover support to erase Norris. Norris calls the move a demagogue attack, bolstering Borah and an independent stance against party leadership amid the White House meeting and conference developments.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Borah
Wood
Norria
White House
Hoever
Horah
Idaho
Jobless totals rise amid December unemployment strain
Washington Dec 23 A sharp rise in unemployment among tradesmen was reported by the American Federation of Labor, though overall jobless figures grew. William Green announced the total now unemployed was about 5,200,000, indicating intensified suffering as the worst period since the downturn began.
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Wnacbington
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Colorado Congressman 75 Weds Vivacious Young Widow
Colorado Congressman aged 75 marries young widow Roberta Wool in a simple ceremony at a fashionable hotel. The groom and bride posed for news cameras after the vows as photographers captured the moment. The bride quipped she would be late or fashionable, and both embraced the attention with smiles.
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Colorado
Washington
Thiberiake
Roberta Wool el
Uride
People of Monaco Demand Abdication of Ruler
Rioting broke out near the Monte Carlo police court as crowds protested Prince Louis of Monaco’s arrival. More than 300 demonstrators clashed at the stadion after a parade. arrests and jail terms followed for several rioters. The protest grew into a call for abdication in favor of Prince Trior, age seven.
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Manato
Dre
Haute
Monte Carlo
Prince Louis of
Moonta
TNO Xrven
Anand
Perods
Moncha
Freak gale sweeps streets of Triest
A freak gale hit Triest on December 23 sweeping through streets at 0 miles per hour. People were blown about and several were knocked into the road. No serious damage occurred though many buildings and signs were affected by the gusts.
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Triest
Italy
Arrest Made in 19 Year Murder Case in Asheville Connection
Law enforcement arrested Laurenre Boyd, a cotton worker, on a murder charge tied to a 1971 Asheville killing. Boyd, a long-time resident of the Congo county district, was detained abroad during a cone ivent in WW S11 and is sought in relation to the Asheville murder.
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Bee
Asheville
N.C
Laurenre Boyd
Reed Haa Hoon
Congo
Asbeville
France and Italy to discuss naval differences at Geneva
At Geneva talks next month ahead of League council sessions France and Italy aim to align on naval provisions for adherence to the London treaty. British delegate Robert Craigie and French delegate Count Rene Massigli led today’s discussions on the dispute’s scope and possible road to agreement.
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Geneva
Fust
League of Nationa Councdl
France
Walyarn Ae ‘Eerthed
Robert Craigie
Count Rene Massigli
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