Oregon Normal School Girls Die in Monmouth Blaze
Three Oregon Normal school students died in a January blaze in a rooming house after an illuminated Christmas tree ignited the fire. Mrs Florence Graham and Muss EveIny Ohman were killed, with a third student later reported dead as firefighters battled the flames and neighbors phoned for help amid a snowed-in town.
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Georgia Tech Triumphs 8 7 Over California in Tournament of Roses
Georgia Tech, defending Southern Conference champion, edged California Bears 8 to 7 in the Tournament of Roses clash before nearly 70,000 at Pasadena. Tech scored in the first, added a quick second half touchdown, while California miscues and a late drive left the Bears short of a comeback.
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Grans
Tech
Slayings Mystery After 12 Year Old Found In Canal
In Salt Lake City a search for 12 year old June Nelson ended when her body was found in a shallow canal. A physician said she was brutally attacked and choked. Police and deputies hunted the abductor who took her from near her home about 3 o'clock last night and threw her body from a bridge. No tracks were seen in the night snow. A house nearby was the only place where two boys saw something before the city page continued.
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June Nelson
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Tian
Charles H. Nelson
Confession Exposed as Adjutant General Relates Shepherd Case
An inquest and district attorney reveal a plan after a mob seized Shepherd at the state prison. Adjutant General J M Harrison says he ordered home 26 National Guardsmen and explains distance prevented action as a 1,500-strong posse formed. Shepherd, a prison trusted man, was slain and his killer Duvall’s daughter abducted in the ensuing turmoil. The case prompts renewed investigations and telegrams seeking guidance.
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AMY REFUELING TEST 150 PROGRESSES IN FIRST HOURS
Metropolitan Airport Los Angeles Jan 1 AP Surecess began the refueling endurance test flight of the army tri motor Question Mark. A mechanician outside the cabin reached motors during refuels. After takeoff the morning flight produced four successful gasoling transfers and the craft circled for a loop back toward San Diego. Maj Carl Spatz ordered a night refueling at midnight with rough air causing the nose to jerk. Tanks showed 270 gallons loaded in flight. In San Diego two more contacts yielded seven five gallon cans of oil and another gasoline supply. Refueling plane No 1 landed at Rockwell Field at 3 55 p m with seven five gallon cans and a requisition for fur lined heat. Blain M Tuxhorn and Leonard continued in Missouri weather open cockpit.
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Carl Spat
Spatz
Rockwell Field
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Roy Hope
Scientists Fight All Who Restrict Teaching Evolution
Scientists and university professors moved to defend evolution teaching, with the American Association of University Professors authorizing a committee to work with the AAAS. AAS lines up against anti evolution laws, arguing such measures impede knowledge and human welfare. The report notes continued efforts and promises further action.
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Associated Press
Sinance
New York
American Association of University Professors
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Second Wave of Flu May Be Very Severe
Washington reports indicate the crest of the first influenza wave may have been reached in the West with 90,000 new cases in twenty four states and New York City in the week ended December 29. Officials warn a second, more severe wave could follow later in winter as nationwide cases drop from the prior week.
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West
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Wartime Pilot Killed in Crash Near Colorado Club
Sam Sloan, wealthy Midland oilman and wartime aviator, was killed when his aircraft crashed near the Colorado Cannery Club after circling at low altitude and waving to friends on the ground. The crash occurred in Colorado, Texas, as Sloan dived near the clubhouse today.
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Pleasing Piquangy In New Year Events
In Omaha Nebraska on New Year’s Day two men were shot, three were partially frozen, one bit a whistle by accident, another fell downstairs during celebrations. The incident also mentions Coune! Mluffs Iowa.
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Buyer beware ruling ties liquor transit to conspiracy law
Federal Judge W. T. Kirkpatrick ruled that merely buying liquor is not illegal but ordering its transportation can trigger U S conspiracy statutes. Prohibition officials welcomed the decision and planned additional prosecutions in Philadelphia.
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Dreision
Philadelphia
United States
Roosevelt inaugurated NY governor as Smith retires
Albany reports Franklin D Roosevelt sworn in as New York governor amid cheering crowds in the state capitol. Former Governor Alfred E Smith, after 25 years in public service, returns to private life and lauds the transition. Smith notes state progress and Roosevelt pledges cooperation to solve power and efficiency issues.
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Roosevelt
Pug Killed in Bout in Colorado Arena
Boxer Cole Walliams from Meeker died instantly in a lightweight bout against Billy Marks of Craig in Colorado. The event drew a large crowd at the arena and the coroner scheduled an inquest for tomorrow.
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Meeker
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Craig
Cole Walliams
Bolivia Delays Arbitration Plans Amid Missing Instructions
The Bolivian and Taraguayan delegates to the Pan American arbitration conference failed to sign the parley on their dispute due to lack of instructions from Bolivian Foreign Minister Dice de Medina. The session in Washington on January 1st could not proceed without government guidance.
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Dice de Medina
Belnia
Snow Strikes Midwest With Zero Reading At New Year
Cold snap grips the Midwest as Old Year ends and New Year begins. Temperatures plunge to near zero in several states with St. Paul at nine degrees below and Omaha at four above, while brutal winds hit the plains and a Chicka snowstorm paralyzes traffic as revelers head home after midnight.
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Boy Takes Poison On Dare At New Year Party
Towanda Pennsylvania AP reports 26 year old Louis Moyers died after drinking poison at a New Year’s Eve party following a dare. A guest later spoke of a similar death from the same poison in a related remark. Moyers obtained a bottle from a kitchen and drank after being dared, thinking the bottle held water.
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Nicaragua's president seeks U.S. aid for canal link
Managua Jan 1 General Jove Marie Moncada in his inaugural address praised American supervision of the election and expressed support for building an inter-organiz canal across Nicaragua. He urged establishment of channels, construction of highways and railways, and promised full political and civil rights.
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Ralrnads
Herb Takes it Easy as Utah Forges on DU
On New Year’s Day aboard the battleship Utah President-elect Weaver was greeted on deck during a mock White House reception. Officers and passengers, including Mrs. Uipuver, Mer Hover, and Ambassador W Fletcher, watched impersonators of the judiciary, diplomatic corps, and army in costume. The voyage from Ty Janeiro toward Wampton Thends continued with lighthearted festivities as the ship rolled toward 10th.
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Ty Janeiro
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Mer Hover
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Utah
Death by Own Action Shocks Butte Man
Authorities report Harold Hagenson 39 of Butte died by his own action tonight. Witnesses say he was at a downtown hotel when the incident occurred. Police are investigating but found no stated motive.
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Jan
Tapy
Tarold
Hetty Wilson Stars in World Fest in New York
Hetty Wilson, girl athlete, wowed crowds at the Worlds Champion ship Gath Fest in New York. She also sang and danced as part of the show and eyed the $1,000 prize, shown on a high platform in the photo.
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Hetty Wilson
New York
Alta Mine to reopen after silver panic era shutdown
The Alta mine once a leading silver lead producer in Montana near Wickes Corbin 20 miles south of Helena will reopen. Charles H Goodsell of Spokane a former Northwest Mining Association president heads a new company to take over the property. The mine reportedly yielded about 58 000 000 in print value in 1880s per U S geological survey. The reopening aims to resume operations after decades of idleness tied to 1890s silver market turmoil.
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Wickes-Corbin
Helena
Charles H. Goodsell
Spokane
Northwest Mining Association
Pope's Envoy Praises Kellogg Briand Pact at Paris
Paris reports Pope's envoy lauds the Kellogg Briand pact for renouncing war as France and the United States push a joint initiative toward global peace. President Doumergue expresses France’s honor in proposing the pact and affirms lasting world peace as a central aim of the French government.
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Ty Marie
Luigi Maghune
Deatt
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Alysce
Wien
United States
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Tex Rickard Ill After Appendicitis Operation
Miami Beach, Jan. George L. Rickard known as Tex Rickard, president of Madison Square Garden and boxing promoter, underwent appendicitis surgery early tonight. His condition was reported as good after the operation, keeping him from attending the Mean Revel Club event where he is a principal owner.
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George L
Tex” Rickard
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New York
Alness
Rockne Stays at Notre Dame Amid Ohio State Speculation
Ohio State Journal reports Knute Rockne will remain as Notre Dame football coach and could consider coaching Ohio State next fall as successor to J. W. Wilce. Journal cites South Bend interview stating Rockne plans to honor his four year contract.
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Ohio State Journal
Knute Rockne
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King George Improves Slightly Amid Hopeful New Year Note
AP report from Tandor notes Queen Mary sent a New Year message to London's Lord Mayor expressing hope. No medical bulletin clarified the king’s condition but officials say there is continued gradual improvement after days of weakness. The royal physicians and family remain hopeful as the nation waits for further updates.
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