Leave Children At Home and Three Burned To Death
MANILA Ark Dew 3 1 tucking their three children safely In bed to protect them from the freezing weather Mr and Mrs Walter Castner visited Mrs Castners fathers home for a short while last night. When they returned late in the evening their barn near here was in flames and the three children died four bodies of Arthur eight Clarence and Carl four were found after the fire had been extinguished. Car evidently and shy suffocated but the post mortem showed Arthur had sought to escape. His body was found near silver wore felt in bed The moments left the children a bee beside every fires with no danger of the fire catching in the room. Authorities say the building was destroyed by defective flue.
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Manila
Ark
Fran
Walter Castner
Castner
Haines
Arthur
Clarence
Carl
Iilver
City Thaws Out As Mercury Rises
City residents rise to milder temperatures after a cold snap as plumb ers and mute mechanics work to thaw pipes. Community aid groups report helping those in need while authorities urge caution against cold damage and prepare for further cold risks.
U W Official Dead of Pneumonia
Rev iy Tivvey Lami Cress, 77, a Grand Rec order of the A O U Wy, died today of pneumonia. He will be buried beside his wife, who died in years past, at Benlamtle. He was active in lodge work and well known in the community.
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Bayseutavilga
Lami Cress
U. Wy
Mies
Frank ‘Lech
Paeoaenia
Fanera
Heiel Tomarrasy
Benlamtle
Sears
Unification Plans Of MP Approved By Commission
Unification plans approved today by the commission outline plans to merge systems while keeping property titles separate. The Missouri Pacific would control the 22 reads while areas near Beaganeart Trinity and Selle would be adjusted for integrated operation under the proposal.
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Mxamines O
D. Weoudl
Phon
Wall
Missouri Pacite Direet Cabtal
del Taal
Wi. Beaganeart
Trinity & Selle Arid Glee
Missoun Cuciiic
Qian Dae Weel
Ramon Syntems
Deny Will Drop Big Damage Suit In High Profile Case
In Bridgeport Connecticut Frank L Wilder filed a demurrer seeking to drop a 500000 breach of promise suit by Katherine King Fogarty of New York against James J Tunney former heavyweight champion. The action contends releases were signed but prosecutors argue malicious prosecution. A cross complaint alleges violations of signed releases. In Detroit, Ford Motor Co raises wages to seven dollars a day for US employees effective December 1, affecting about 125,647 workers and boosting annual payroll by roughly 20 million dollars. The raise applies to workers previously earning seven dollars or more, with 24,320 already at the seven dollar minimum. The move follows Ford’s prior wage steps since January and echoes President Hoover era conference prompts.
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Bridgeport. Conn
Dent
Frank L. Wikder
Katherine King Fogarty
New York City
Fort Worth
Texas
James J
Gors) Tennes
Wilder
Tunney
Thunney
Detroit
Dre
Ford Mater Company
Edseth Ford
Alrready
United States
Wiese
Ford
Washington
Hoover
Promise of Coffee Attracts Negro Law Violator From River
Washington report recounts Clifton Carter, a youth stopped by Officer Wyckoff for driving an invalid vehicle with no proper permit. In a scuffle over law and supply, Carter leapt into the Chesapeake and Potomac canal, ice on the water and cold air surrounding, as the officer pursued and made the arrest with the suspect resisting and crying out. The scene grew tense amid the riverbank near the canal, highlighting enforcement and misbehavior under the era’s policing.
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Washington, Dre
Sn UN
Carter
Wiletsall
Sega
Tent Show Raid Produces Results
Athens authorities raided a midwestern style tent show advertised as a medicine revival offering ice cold lemonade and various pop drinks. Officers seized 4 gallons of whiskey and 18 gallons of mash, but were unable to locate the show owners.
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Athens
Jailing of Eddie Guerin In London Recalls Sensational Crime Record
Eddie Guerin, once dubbed the quarry of the era, is arrested in London after a storied career of daring robberies and escapes. His 1889 Paris and Lyons thefts totaling 250000 francs and 50000 dollars sparked a continents wide chase.
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Eddie Guerin
London
National Figures To Address Dairy Meet At Capital
Arkansas hosts a banquet Thursday night at the Little Rock hotel honoring J C Penney and Foremast Dairy Products merger partners for Arkansas dairy expansion. Invitees include national bankers and business leaders led by A G Lonsdale, W Baldwin, A Couch, and J C Penney as Roy Anderson from Hope attends before the December 5 gathering at 6 40 p.m.
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Tope Vakers
Eth
Little Rock
J. C. Pentey
Forenst Dairy Products Company
Arkansas
Southwest Dairy Products
Pacific Coast
M. Penany
Lonsdale and Tenney
Man Hotel
Lie Rock
A. G. Lonsdale
Ypgsiddent
American Bankers Association
la. W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
A. C. Couch
Arkansas Power & Light Co
J.C. Penney
Penney Storrs
Stalic
BE. J. Bodmen
Arkansas Bankers Association
Caton Mills
C. M. Conway
2. C. Penney
New York
Chicago
Hope
Roy Anderson
The
Arkansas Bank & Trust Co
Superior Firemen Save a Stricken Boat at Harbor
Superior Wisconsin firemen answered a call and rushed to the docks to find a 21 foot launch sinking from damage at the teak harbor. They used a new sea fire apparatus to pump water and rescue the boat, bringing it ashore with the owner watching anxiously.
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Superior
Wis
Dee
Iasistakce
Arkansan Admits Oklahoma Robbery Confession in Bank Heist
Conway, Arkansan Shuck confessed to an Oklahoma bank robbery after extradition. He waived extradition and was to be held for trial in Thalia, Oklahoma. A woman and husband aided the crime, describing a 440 dollar take and a planned getaway in a car.
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Maulknet
Attobace
Jobusui
Nis King
Shock Culamohy
Shock
Beet Robe
Shuck
Kin
Oklahoma
Saved By A Hair He Stays Shaved
In a federal court in Memphis Tennessee Lawrence Miestri was dismissed on a liquor charge after witnesses described a tasting and friends testified he never wore a mustache. The courtroom scene featured a light touch as prosecutors and defense debated the role of appearance in the case.
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Memphis
Tenn. Dev
Cain
Fedeeral Court
Lawrence Miestri
Census Bureau To Parcel Out Jobs Offer
A fragment discusses applying for government work in Washington. Applicants must submit blanks and information on qualifications and posterity, be able to write legibly, and demonstrate speed on a sample schedule. Political affiliation should not affect eligibility, though applicants are warned against revealing party loyalty.
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Soline Ustlag
Washington
Capitol
Bureau
Tinkham To Tell of Church Lobby
Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts won a pathway to testify before the Senate Lobby Committee about activities of the Board of Temperance of the Methodist Episcopal church and the Federal Council of Churches, which he has attacked. He seeks a hearing on alleged abuses and political activity.
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Washington
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Senate
Board of Temperance
Methodist Episcopal Church
Federal Council of Churches
Caraway
Inkhunun
Hoa
Borger Officials Await Rum Trial Details
Amarillo dispatch reports Borger officials preparing for federal rum trial proceedings. Former Mayor Pace and Deputy Constable Jane James, among others, face charges with bonds estimated from 600 to 42 000 dollars as a special grand jury session is convened for December.
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Amarillo
Texas
Dee T
Cileti A. Pace Ai Borger
Jack Payine
Johnny Dunes
Lewis Crim
J. O. Taylor
Louis Weitsimina
L. Lanthran
State Recovers Embezzled Funds
State officials report recovery of forty one thousand one hundred forty eight dollars and eighty two cents embezzled from the gasoline tax refund account. Three former State Revenue Department employees and bondsman sureties paid the Attorney General and the governor’s office settled the loss. The money, recovered without suit or extra fees, includes amounts from the Hone Accident Insurance Company and trust disbursements to cover the deficit. The case involved salary vouchers and shortfalls traced to the prior administration, with guilty pleas or sentences noted for several individuals.
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Little Rock
State Revenue Department
Honn Accident Insurance Company
Vial Li
Nurwood
United States
Dadge Juha
Martineau
Eiberiaipnt
Ulerney
Fatremke
Hin
Fern Ciy
Digi
Thal Oimeunt
Pei Vite
Fteasnay
Aoe
Aceipat Basurarie Company
Revoveries
Sdefondatts
Einbeaelenbit
Vlikenvars Oot
Bebruday
Prupity Oehlal Gonll Bi
Eal Gearheadi
Salig Usgul
Corshaie
Reyer
Buverce
Geribs
Rovers
Eniz
Hoover's Message Read to Congress
El Dorado reports a wager led to a fatal drinking stunt. Tom Finson, a local Black man, bet a week's wages he could drink a quart of whiskey, walk 100 yards there and back, and not fall. He won the bet but died shortly after, as county officers recount Fiason also drank and plied the route before collapsing and dying an hour later.
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EL Dorado
Tom Finson
Fiason
Banquet Honors Missouri Pacific Official At City Event
The Lime and Sweet Clover Day program will feature a goodwill banquet in honor of J. Cannon vice president and general manager of Missouri Pacific Lines. It will be held at the Barlow Hotel on Friday December 6 at 7 00 p m with notable visitors. Business leaders are urged to attend and industries should send representatives. Tickets go on sale tomorrow and should be reserved by Thursday afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce.
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J. Cannon
Missouri Pacific Lines
Barlow Hotel
Cannon
Chamber of Commerce
Legion saves mail plane marked field in Dalton Mass
A Newark to Montreal mail plane, fogbound and off course, landed safely on a field marked by The American Legion Post 154 Dalton. The pilot, with two passengers, credited the field marking for guiding a safe landing in Berkshire County amid treacherous hills and limited nearby fields. The post emphasizes aviation field marking as civic service and plans to continue supporting local aviation markings and programs.
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Dalton
Mass
Dee d
American Legion
Stacy
Edward J. Norman, Jr
Newark de Montreal
New York
Legion
Berkshire County
Legio
Two Night Clubs Burn In Memphis
Fire destroyed two Memphis night clubs after decorated stoves set the buildings alight. Guests fled into freezing air, losing wraps and belongings. firemen estimated losses around 20 thousand dollars.
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Memphis
Tee
Hoover Urges Swift Action on Tariff and Prohibition Enforcement
President Hoover sent a 12 000 word message to Congress urging immediate tariff adjustments benefiting agriculture and limited industry, tax cuts for individuals and corporations, and transferring prohibition enforcement from Treasury to the Justice Department. He urged citizen cooperation and warned that lawbreakers are enemies of society while outlining broader domestic and international policy aims.
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Washington
Congress
Herbert Hoover
White House
Tie
Treasury Department
Justice Department
House
Senate
Well Poisoning Case Dismissed in Arkansas Court
In Fort Lynn Arkansas Nancy Lynn 63 and her brother Robert Morris 61 faced charges of assault with intent to kill over the poisoning of a community well that sickened more than 20 people. The Miller circuit court dismissed the charges after witnesses failed to appear and on defense pleas for a continuance.
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W. H. Arnold
Jet Goldman
Ie Wena
Hiesarresil
Lynn
Yyon
Dancy
Morris
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Roth
Main
Allegheny City
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Penal Instituticy
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Paris
Guerin
Uak
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France
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