Diaz government accuses Mexicans of arming Nicaragua Liberal rivals
In Managua a Diaz government message to the Washington legation and U S officials reports that Mexican arms were seen among Liberal opponents. The claim, denying Mexican aid, comes as Washington faces criticism of U S occupation policy in Nicaragua.
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Managua
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Diaz
Washington
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Julian Latimer
United States
Public Asked to Respond Early on Income Reports
The Internal Revenue office announced a March 15 deadline for income tax filing with a Monday start. Deputy collector George Foote urged early filing to avoid crowds, noting higher urgency in the last two weeks and exemption rules for families with children and single filers.
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Internal Revenue Office
Federal
George Foote
Li Shou-ching Orders Ear Arrows for Peace Disturbers
In Pekin General Li Shou-ching, commander of emergency affairs, decrees arrow punishment for war stragglers. Arrows will be thrust through the ears of culprits, who will be paraded through the streets as a warning after the sentence.
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Li Shou-ching
Hawaii to Add Kaumana Resort Near New Golf Course
In Hilo Hawaii George Lycurgus plans a rustic style resort at Kaumana to capitalize on the growing hotel growth and recently established Hilo Country Club golf course. The project aims to attract travelers and island residents as Hawaii expands as a vacation destination.
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Hawaii
Kaumana
Chinese American to Join Territorial Legislature in Honolulu
Yew Char, born and educated in Honolulu, will become a territorial legislator in early January. The photographer and former streetworker says he aims to fulfill his duty as an American citizen through public service. In Kansas City, Missouri, a company dinner contrasts Thanksgiving meals with beans for local and nearby workers after a car sale report.
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Char
Kansas City
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Missouri
Bandit Shot Dead as Woman Shielded Store Fight
Four bandits and four detectives clashed in a Chicago dry goods store. Julius Bernatirez, 23, was killed. Mrs Bossen was wounded with a lung injury while her daughter Mary opened the cash box. Policeman James Hurley fatally shot Bernatinez after a protracted gun battle.
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Walter Kahn
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Otto Omas
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James Hurley
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Thomas
State budget panel backs officers in conservation and other departments
The attorney general rule that the budget committee cannot set officers salaries leaves many departments with an officer heavy structure. The conservation department shows 112 officers and ten employees with several raises approved, while core directors kept pay. Other divisions such as entomology forestry lands and waters and fish and game also show officer counts and raises without committee control.
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State Budget Committee
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State Conservation Department
Richard Lieber
Charles H. Parrish
One Killed In Flames At Historic Chandler Hotel
Chicago date line reports a fatal fire at the Chandler Hotel near Cook County jail. Mary Leach, 65, a housekeeper, died in the ruins. one man is missing. Estimated loss is 35000 dollars. The blaze took about an hour to control and caused minor firefighter injuries.
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Chandler
Cook County
Mary Leach
St. Regis
60 Percent Drop in Strawberries at City Market
Market reports celery and cabbage arriving, Cuban Irish potatoes at 20 cents a pound, and strawberries priced at 1.26 per quart down from 2.50 for Christmas. Eggs hover around 60 cents, green beans 25 cents, cauliflower 30 to 50 cents, and Emperor grapes 20 cents a pound. Market to stay open until 12:30 on New Year’s Eve but light trading expected.
Jury Session Near End
Federal grand jury may complete its work this evening or Friday morning after a day of witness examination. The special session began Tuesday with investigations into motor theft liquor and narcotic cases. The body closed its probe into the 1924 closure of National City Bank as twenty nine defendants await indictments or release in Indiana cities.
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National City Bank
Indiana
Clarke Seeks New Plan for Two Utilities Merger
Clarke and associates push a holding company merger of Indianapolis Light and Heat and Merchants Heat and Light, despite PSC postponement. Delaware holding firm could issue bonds without PSC control, raising monopoly concerns. Perry says merger capitalization may drop from 55 million. Rickey continues property appraisal for opponents as Wampler orders access to books.
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Alvah J. Rucker
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Clarke
Albert J. Rickey
Worcester
Mass
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Wampler
Rickey
Ten-year-old thief meets grocer in bus reunion
A ten year old who stole apples twenty years ago rode as a bus conductor and encountered the grocer he robbed. They first glared but soon laughed and shook hands as recognition followed.
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Colo
Joseph Randolph
Rock Island
Amarillo
Texas
Elk City
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Horses Sold From Morecambe Tram Cars
The last horses powering Morecambe tram cars were sold at auction after the trams stopped running. Buses replaced the service and many horses will be reused as garden sheds and greenhouses.
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London
Morecambe
Flood Crest Expected Tonight in Deep South
Memphis Tenn Dec 30 Crest of the central South high waters expected tonight after days of destruction across five states. Forecasters predict highest levels late tonight as flood deaths total seventeen and thousands are forced from homes with millions in crop and property damage.
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Central South
Broadway ticket boom fuels New Year shows profit
Speculators reap big gains on New York Broadway tickets with seats at hit performances priced up to sixteen fifty. Across cities, varied reports note personal tragedies, awards, and global events fueling a busy news week.
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New York
Contempt Bid in Shumaker Case Stirs Indiana Public
Dr Edward S Shumaker superintendent of the Indiana Anti Saloon League faced potential contempt charges from the Supreme Court as Justice Ewbank's term closed The citation hinged on Shumakers 1925 report criticizing court decisions and alleging a justice was wet Shumaker defended it as constitutional free criticism of official acts.
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South Side Boys Club Opens January New Branch
A new branch of the Indianapolis Boys' Association will open New Year's Day at English Avenue and Laurel Street. About 200 boys from Laurel Club and nearby areas will welcome visitors and serve as guides. Elmer Griffith will aid. a West Side bus tumbling event starts at 10 am with games and lunch by the Mother's Club. Afternoon events feature Lauter Club versus Meyers Printing Company basketball. Neighbor classes organized for January.
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Aimee Prosecution Hit Conflicting Testimony
Conflicting and perjured testimony at the preliminary hearing threatens to end the prosecution of Aimee Semple McPherson and associates. A new grand jury investigation was called as district attorney Asa Keyes said charges against McPherson Minnie Kennedy and Kenneth Ormiston would likely be dropped. State witness Lorraine Wiseman changed her story yesterday.
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Kenneth G. Ormiston
Angelus Temple
Lorraine Wiseman
Quadruple Execution Ordered in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania will carry out its first quadruple execution at Rockview Penitentiary on January 31. Governor Pinchot issued death warrants for Frank Doris, William Juliana, Joseph Curry, and Harry Bentley for the Olney Bank robbery in Philadelphia. This would be the first time four inmates die in the electric chair on the same day in the state.
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William Juliana
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Auto Kills Coaster In Indy Tragedy
While his mother shopped in Indianapolis William Morrison nine son of EF Morrison an official at the American Steel and Wire Mill was struck by an auto while coasting Mrs R W Campbell driver of the auto was placed under a thousand dollar bond
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Indianapolis
William Morrison
EF. C. Morrison
American Steel and Wire Mill
Mra
R. W. Campbell
Windy delays loom for Pan American flight from Tampico
High winds reached 93 miles an hour over the last day threaten to postpone today's Pan American goodwill flight from Tampico to Vera Cruz. Major H A Dargua, in charge, hopes the wind eases to allow departure tomorrow. One plane is already at Vera Cruz.
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Vera Cruz
H. A. Dargua
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