Great SE to Capture Bad Bandit Butte Trek
A violent pursuit across six counties ends with fugitive killer William Henry Knight cornered near Mil Creek Road ten miles southwest of Anaconda. Police and federal agents close in as reports describe a bloody crime spree in Butte and Hutchens, with deaths, injuries, and stolen cars found abandoned in snowdrifts.
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Floyd Woods
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Kiby Rand
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Vielio
Miema
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Ton O'Neill
Francha Walsh
Evecative
James E. Mooney
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Anaconda
Mui Creek
Big Hole Basin
Woods
World News In Gist From Global Fronts
Foreign Shiniwi Chinese troops met to brook anti Japan student demonstrations to ease Sino French tensions. Tokio opens new session with record defence appropriations. Laval averts civil unrest as Italian Ethiopian crisis looms. Rome-Tatian navy ready for action as specialists recalled. Washington Congress grips for early battle on soldiers while Treasury projects rising defence costs near 1.78 billion. Senator Warrion and American Liberty League feature in lobbying.
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Cammesit
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Navies of Il Duce and of Great Britain prepare for action
London reports Mussolini's ally Rome preparing for action while Britain's forces stay on alert from the western Mediterranean to Aden. About 15,000 naval specialists recalled for duty amid rising European tension. Foreign ministers seek sanctions and united defense with Mediteranean powers. Ethiopia and Japan discuss a new aid and trade accord to replace the expired 1527 treaty.
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Bandit Hamiltons Father Dies in Tourist Camp
Incident at a tourist camp near Vistan left Bandit Hamiltons father and an young woman dead, both found in a scorching hot room. Officials described the pair as scantily clad with a restive scene, and early theory blamed the searing heat for death. The woman, described as slender and weighing about 110 pounds, had been seen in the area since Floyd Hamiltons arrest in Shreveport months ago on Texas charges.
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Vistan
Auborn
Floyd Hamilton
Raymound
Shreveport
Texas
Laval government survives vote as conflict looms
Paris December 26 Premier Pierre Laval narrowly saved his regime in the chamber of deputies amid rising fears among supporters. A confidence vote looms after talks on Ethiopia and France’s war stance, with Laval signaling no naval or military action toward Italy without Italian provocation.
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Pierre Laval
Chamber of Deputies
Iat
Mihoweh Lavals
France
Italy
Key witnesses named in Thelma Todd death case
Los Angeles December 26 The grand jury closes its inquiry into Thelma Todd s death with Roland West her best friend and business partner and Pasquale di Cieio the estranged husband as principal witnesses. Investigators seek the pattern of Todd s life and the circumstances before her death while Di Cieo and West are yet to meet. Di Cieo had been invited to the last party Miss Todd attended and was to sit near her at the Trocadero cafe. West faced questions about possible remarriage implications.
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Ida Lupine
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Miss Lupine
Los Angeles
Roland West
Pasquale
Pat) di Cied
Qver
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Dean Brummel
New York
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Margaret Lindsay
Quintuplets Reported In Nicaragua per Managua Press
The Managua press reports the birth of quintuplets to Senor and Senora Timoteo Laines of Sabana Grande Mantagalpa. The five children include three boys and two girls, all in good health.
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Nicaragua
Senor
Senora Timoteo Laines
Sabana Grande
Mantagalpa
Nephew of Ford and two others killed in auto crash
Adrian Mich Dec 26 Milton Raymond 22 nephew of Mrs Henry Ford and Mr and Mrs Wiley Patton of Seneca Mich were killed when their cue tamobile collided with a New York Central passenger train at Cadmus eight miles west of Adrian. Raymond was showing a cat to the couple when the accident happened.
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Milton Raymond
Henry Ford
Wiley Patton
Seneca, Mich
New York Central
Cadmus
Mies
Here
Raymond
Roosevelt outlines plans for new Congress session neutrality fights
Washington December 26. President Roosevelt and Capitol officials outlined plans for the second session of the 74th Congress with key battles over neutrality and soldiers bonus legislation. Officials expect a bonus bill, no general tax legislation, and a possible limitation on belligerent shipments. debate centers on neutrality provisions and the fate of the two billion dollar bonus issue with Feb. 29 neutrality law expiration.
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Roosevelt
Capitol
Capitol Hill
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Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Murder of Tang May fuels Chinese unrest and crackdown
Chinese troops moved to block anti-Japanese student protests in Shanghai as officials try to quell rising Sino-Japanese tension after the Christmas day assassination of Tang Yu Jen, vice minister of Chinese railways. Martial law remained in place and demonstrations were banned while authorities sought an authorized channel for grievances.
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Natking
Tang Yu-Jen
Chinese Railways
Hensuke Isogai
Tang
China
Japan
Nanking
Hankow
North China Autonomy Movement
Hig
Murder in New York Identifies Victim Loretta Hunt
New York, Dec. 24. A blonde woman whose bruised body was found yesterday by a 9-year-old boy in a vacant hallway was strangled in a Nest murder. Fingerprint comparison aided police to identify the victim as Loretta Hunt, a barroom frequenter also known as Loretta Pea. A 37-year-old suspect was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct. Bridgeport, Neb. Edward Pool Sr., oldest Spanish American war veteran, Morrill County, died.
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Nolice
Variona
Ivy
Loretta Hunt
Loretta Peabody
Nice
Hen egg cipher memory to mock political hires
In Santa Monica a columnist recalls a country paper hen that laid eggs with cryptic letters, sometimes spelling prophecy like war or raw when reversed. The piece humorously critiques New Deal era office seekers and notes Governor Hoffmann of New Jersey is absent from speculation.
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Calif
New Deal
Hoffman
New Jersey
Harrison Attacks Liberty Leaguers Amid Farley Law Question
Senator Harrison denounces the American Liberty League calling it The American Lobby Teague and Apostles of Greed. The attack follows the league's 12 point constitutional recovery program urging Congress to reassert its prerogatives. Shouse questions Farley campaign fund solicitation and whether Farley’s name appeared on rally invitations.
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Liberty
Washington
American Liberty League
Mies
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Democratic National Committee
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League
Alfred E. Smith
John J. Raskob
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James Wadsworth
Farley
W. Warker Morgan
Tackson Bay
Mr. Farley
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Girl, 18, Charged in Anadarko Killing of Father
Emme Willis, 18, is jailed in Anadarko Oklahoma after police say she shot and killed her father over a dispute about a date with a neighbor. She faces a first degree murder charge.
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Emme Willis
Anadarko
Okla
Six Die As Cars, Train Collision Shocks Salem
A Salem car crash killed six people including two children and their parents when their automobile was struck by a train. The victims were Flora White, a schoolteacher. her husband, ST White. their children Philip 12 Mary Elton 9 and Wr an 6. White's uncle Hanson Montgomery 3. and farmer Warne County resident Sreme.
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Sreme
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Mary Elton
Wran
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Governor Hoffman says no reason now to reprieve Hauptmann
Governor Harold G. Hoffman indicated today he had no reason to grant Richard Hauptmann a reprieve. He noted reports suggesting a 90 day stay if the court of pardons refused clemency were not authorized and not his present plan. He spoke through press representative William Conklin.
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Harold G. Hoffman
Brand Richard Hauptmann
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Court of Pardons
Ins Press
Walliam Conklin
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Capetown Endangered by Spectacular Fire
Capetown, Union of South Africa, Dec. 26. A huge brush fire on Table Mountain raged tonight threatening the city. The blaze, believed incendiary, destroyed timber valued at more than 1,000,000.
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Capetown
Union of South Africa
Table Mountain
Riot at Strutwear Hosiery Plant Leaves Several Injured
Violence erupted as workers left the Strutwear Hosiery plant in Minneapolis. Five policemen and multiple pickets were injured, police escorted workers as attackers threw stones. The clash occurred during talks to reopen the plant and resume 1,100 jobs after a week of cleanup.
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Strutwear Knitting Company
Businessmen’s Committee
American Hosiery Workers Union
Nudist leader predicts wider acceptance by 10 years
New York reports Dr. Isley Boone, Baptist minister and president of the International Nudist conference, saying snow and ice deter only temporarily. He notes off-season growth and predicts nudism will expand nationwide within a decade despite current unorganized spread.
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New York
Isley Boone
Dr. Boone
Inauguration of Impanese Parliament with Hefty Defense Funds
Tokyo reports the 68th session of Impanese parliament opened amid plans to vote on the largest defense appropriation. Emperor Hirohits, in a ceremonial throne speech, urged lawmakers to fulfill duties faithfully. Also, actor Edward Ip Roche, 56, was found dead in his New York hotel room from natural causes.
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Hirohits
House of Peers
New York
Edouard Ip Roche
Frisco Nuns Scurry After Lone Mountain Slide
Frisco nuns flee from San Francisco College for Women dorms as Lone Mountain slides. A 200 foot west slope gap opened, ripping ground, damaging a cement roadway, and threatening a wing of the historic campus. City engineer cites leaking water main or underground cavity from an oil reservoir as possible loosening causes.
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San Francisco College For Women Today
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