Coolidge to Address GOP Committee on Convention City
President Coolidge will host members of the Republican National Committee in Washington to discuss selecting a convention city. He plans an informal address in the White House East Room. The president has no preferred bid and will consider cities that have submitted proposals. William M. Butler, RNC chairman, and several committeemen have arrived for the meeting set for Monday.
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Washington
Coolidge
Republican National Committee
White House
William M. Butler
New York
Association Against the
William H. Strayton
Washington, D. C
Union League Club
George W. Wightman
Peshley
Straytonn
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
United States
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
John Phillip Hill
Maryland
Strayton
Remus Murder Trial Adds Details of Dodge and Remus Wife
In Cincinnati a witness recounts visits by Franklin L. Dodge and Imogene Remus to the Remus home in 1926 as part of testimony in the George Remus ax murdered case. The testimony touches on Dodge’s cars and a sheriff’s investigation as proceedings proceed.
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Cincinnati
George Remus
Chester R. Qhook
Remus
Franklin L. Dodge, Jr
Department of Justice
Imogene
Dodge Dodge
Franklin L. Dodge
Chas. H. Elston
William Mueller
Muel
Mueller
Elston
Dodge
Charles P. Taft
Taft
Vernon R. Chumbley
Chumbley
John C. Pollak
Kansas City
Kansas
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Shook
Lilliendahl murder trial hinges on facial death signs
In Mays Landing New Jersey on November 29 the state rests its case in the Lilliendahl murder trial. Doctors Burt and Souder testified the victim A William Lilliendahl died so quickly no emotional expression appeared on his face. The defense centers on two alleged assailants while his widow Margaret Lilliendahl and Willis Beach are charged with first degree murder. An eight year old boy Albert Lilliendahl testified as a school holiday observer, watching the courtroom as witnesses described the attack and the couple’s alleged plan.
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Mays Landing
Lilliendahl
A. William Lilliendahl
Edward Burt
Lewis Souder
Willis Beach
N. J
Albert Lilliendhal
Margaret Lilliendahl
Albert
Jersey
Hinkle
Beach
European Statesmen Meet in Geneva to Settle Troubles
In Geneva delegates from two nations attend the fourth session of preparations for the world disarmament conference. The talks address Poland Lithuania tensions, with Litvinoff proposing non aggression pledges and the Soviet Union participating as a nonmember. The Baltic dispute and security fears color the discussions as the league council looms.
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Geneva
Poland
Lithuania
Europe
League of Nations
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
Great Britain
United States
Warsaw
Kovno
League Council
Vilna
Waldemaras
Eric Drummond
League
League of Nations Council
Mocow
Baltic
Germany
France
Italy
Jugoslavia
Valy
Tirana
Adventuress Genevieve Paddleford Sentenced to Prison
Mrs Genevieve Paddleford international adventuress with ties to Cairo and Europe received a prison term of one to ten years in San Quentin after a Salinas conviction for grand theft involving a 225 garment purchase on credit. Her colorful marriages and alleged debts across France Switzerland Egypt and the United States are noted in the report.
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San Quentin
Calif
Genevieve Paddleford
International Adventuress
Cairo
Egypt
Paddleford
Salinas
Arpon
Carmel
Cal
Los Angeles
George E. Paddleford
Europe
Lucerne
Switzerland
Cynthia
France
W. H. Howells
Nile
William C. Toomey
Minnesota
Blackwell's Island
Margaret Teal
Ben Teal
Ben Hur
Sallie Wright Dies at Hoover Street Home
Sallie Wright 83 year old colored widow of Alex Wright died at 905 Hoover Street yesterday after a several weeks illness. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Morris Chapel M. E. church at 3 p.m. Burial planned in Oakwood old colored cemetery.
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Sallie Wright
Alex Wright
Hoover Street
Morris Chapel
M. E. Church
Old Colored
Oakwood
Monarchs Club 10 Meet Tomorrow
The Monarchs Club holds its weekly meeting at the Sheraton Hotel tomorrow afternoon at 1 15. All members are requested to be present.
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Monarchs Club
Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
Fire believed incendiary in Patterson home blaze
Firemen concluded the November 28 blaze that destroyed the old J. Lindsay Patterson home in Winston-Salem was of incendiary origin and endangered ten people.
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Winston-Salem
J. Lindsay Patterson
Mexican Calles Supporters Form Militant League
Mexico plans a nationwide militant body to defend Calles Obregon policies likened to Mussolini era black shirts. The League for Revolutionary Defense aims to mobilize farmers and towns under military lines to combat reactionary elements including Knights of Columbus and religious liberty groups. A labor testimonial of 2,000,000 workers is to be presented next year. Federal forces target subversive bands in Jalisco Aguascalientes and Michoacan with infantry artillery cavalry and air units.
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Mexico City
Calles
Mexico
Mussolini
Italy
League For Revolutionary Defense
Obregon
League
Sotoy Gama
Agrarian
Knights of Columbus
League For the Defense of Religious Liberty
Jalisco
Aguas-Calientes
Michoacan
War Department
Barricaded House Taken Finally By Police
Boston dispatch reports a siege in a South End residence where sixty police battled four inhabitants for hours. Tear gas and tear bombs were used, a white woman identified as Lillian J. Coyne of Brookline was arrested, and one Black resident Brooks received life threatening injuries. Police suffered injuries. roving gunfire shattered windows as officers finally breached the house at dawn.
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Boston
South End
Robert Polite
Brooks
Lillian J. Coyne
Brookline
Chevrolet People Will Build New North Main Street Shop
The Sheraton Chevrolet company plans a two story brick fireproof building on the D. S. Gurley lot at North Main between Howell and Ray. Construction starts after plans are drawn with 80,000 square feet space anticipated and about 800 cars expected to be sold next year as business grows. G W Lyles, manager, cites expanding business and past Ford dealer experience.
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Sheraton Chevrolet Company
North
Wrenn Street
D. S. Gurley
North Main Street
Howell and
Ray
G. W. Lyles
Lyles
Chevrolet Motor Company
Ford
Thomasville
Sheraton Company
Goldsboro Honors Local Businessman Joseph Rosenthal
Goldsboro stores and offices closed for an hour as the city paid tribute to Joseph Rosenthal, a prominent local business man who died Sunday. Funeral services were held at 10 a.m.
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Goldsboro
Joseph Rosenthal
Fire at Latta Arcade causes $25,000 loss in Charlotte
A basement blaze at Latta Arcade in Charlotte caused about $25,000 damage last night. The fire started in a florist's basement room used by Louis G. Ratcliff and spread to Campbell's drug store and Fred L. HarKey's real estate office as dense smoke hampered firemen efforts.
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Charlotte
Florist
Louis G. Ratcliff
Campbell’s, Inc
Fred L. Har Key
Many Priests Executed in Mexico
W F Montavon of the National Catholic Welfare Conference told the Monday club that 147 Catholic priests have been executed in Mexico in the last year. He based his figure on official and unofficial sources from his role directing the conference legal department.
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New York
Mexico
W. F. Montavon
National Catholic Welfare Conference of Washington
Monday Club
Montavon
The
Welfare Conference
Campbell Dead Minister 74 In Gastonia Pastor
Rev. M. Campbell aged 74 Methodist minister died of pneumonia at Baptist hospital in Winston Salem and will be buried here today. He served as pastor of the East End Church in Gastonia last year.
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Co. M. Campbell
Charlotte
M. Campbell
Baptist Hospital
Winstenpater
Fast End
Gastonia
Release of Biloxi Soldier From French Foreign Legion
Bennet J. Doty of Biloxi Mississippi to be Mustered out at Oran Algeria and delivered to Albert H. Elford American consular agent after weeks of delay.
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Paris
Bennet J. Doty
Biloxi
Miss
French Foreign Legion
Oran
Algeria
Ministry of War
Doty
Albert H. Elford
Bombings Resume in Chicago Gang War Over Vice Interests
In Chicago on November 29 banded gangsters renewed their fight for control of vice by bombing two rival dens. A West Adams street site tied to Bertsche Skidmore Zuta faced a blast while a soft drink parlor on Ashland avenue suffered a doorway explosion. This marked the sixth and seventh explosions since last Tuesday amid the Capone Lomardo feud. Police tie the Adams street location to William Skidmore and Jack Zuta.
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Chicago
al Capone
Tony Lombardo
West Adams Street
Bertsche-Skidmore-Zute
Capone
Lombardo
Ashland Avenue
Adams Street
William Skidmore
Jack Zuta
Fred Barbee to Get a Hearing in Municipal Court
Fred Barbee, prominent local citizen, charged in a warrant and sued at the request of Mrs Barbee with assault will be given a hearing in Municipal court tomorrow morning. Announcement by Archie Myatt prosecuting attorney says the case was set for trial but continued until tomorrow.
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Fred Barbee
New Gagner Manufacturing Company Formed in North Carolina
RALEIGH November 29 In corporated Gagner Manufacturing company of Statesville NC to manufacture and sell yarns and similar materials Authorized capital stock 300 000 subscribed stock 106 500 by S B Bristol J M Deaton of Statesville and Henry P D Gagner of Adams Mass and others
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Raleigh
Gagner Manufacturing Company
Statesville
N. C
S. B. Bristol
J. M. Deaton
Henry PD
Gagner
Adams, Mass
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National Committee
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Izetta Wilson Ross
Baldwin
Long Island
Bernard Ross
Supreme Court
Horace W. Wilson
Memphis
Tenn
Ross
Wilson
Paducah
Tennessee
Hoover ST
Mit
Broadway
Irs
John D. Rockefeller
Standard OM
Winchester, Nev
Hannah Pulpas
Logan R. Fay
Hackwood
Battlefield Farm
Winchester
Hedgesville
W. Va
Chevrolet
North Main ST
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