Comstock Lode May Reopen With Us Buying Silver
Reno Nevada December 26 AP In Nevada activity centers on reopening abandoned silver properties and developing ore bodies after months of idle potential market. News centers on Comstock possible comeback as silver stands at 64 12 cents and improved milling could revive mines in the Tonopah Goldfield region. Old operators recall higher ore values and dividend days while open market gold value adds incentive for Nevada mines to return to profitability.
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Reno
Nevada
Jim Butler
Tonopah
Mackay, Fair, Flood and
O’brien
Mackay
Kentucky Pistols Bark on Christmas Eve Tragedy
In Middlesboro Kentucky on Christmas Eve a shooting left two dead including 15 year old Beatrice Cox who ran into a yard to intervene. Oscar Schiyvert wounded says Henry Pennington and his two sons Isaac and Odell Pennington threatened the family before shots rang out. Henry Pennington was killed and Isaac and Odell Pennington were jailed as investigators determine who fired the fatal bullets.
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Middlesboro
Beatrice Cox
Oscar Schiyvert
Henry Pennington
Isaac
Odell
Gdell
Truck Plunges Over Bank Injuring Fourteen In Kansas
Fourteen Civil Works employees were injured when a Kansas State Highway truck transporting them to work plunged over a 20 foot embankment eight miles west of Kansas City Kas this morning. The most seriously hurt were H M Bradford 43 and Charles I ry 69 both of Kansas City Kas.
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Kansas City
Kas
Civil Works
Here
HM. Bradford
Charles Iry
Dillinger Gang Threatens War If Arrest Attempted
Edward Shouse, a former Dillinger circle member now jailed, warned Chicago police that arresting the gang would trigger a deadly battle. He detailed nightly drills, bulletproof vests, and plans to loot toward $100,000 then flee to South America, with Dillinger, Piepont, Mackiey, Hamilton, Clark, and Burns living together in Chicago before his capture. He noted police risk if they are married with families and described the gang’s chaotic movements and alleged bounties on informers after Dillinger’s escape.
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Michigan City
Ind
John Dillinger
Edward Shouse
Paris
Indiana
Dan Healy
Chicago
Shouse
Mealy
South America
Middle West
Jesse Larber
Lima
Dillinger
Hamilton
William Shanley
Pope Hopes New Year Brings End to Global Troubles
Pope Pius told the noble guards in the throne room that the coming year should end political and economic turmoil. He said a path out of difficulties lies in the Christian faith as guards and Gendarmerie commanders and Swiss guards listened in.
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Vatican City
Pius
Gvards
Milk drivers strike cripples city deliveries
Philadelphia faces widespread milk shortages as 1,600 milk wagon drivers join a walkout. Police escort dozens of wagons as unions elsewhere retract strikes. RFC chairman Jesse H. Jones warns banks must shoulder much of the load and government aid will be limited.
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Philadelphia
Jesse H. Jones
RFC
Jones
Robber Lures Houston Lawyer in Bold Cash Theft
Police chased a cold trail in Houston after a dapper robber drugged attorney C. E. Heidingsfelder and vanishing with 24500 dollars. Heidingsfelder said the cash was withdrawn from a Houston bank at a New York client Mrs Pipkin's request. the haul was described as the city’s largest cash loot on record.
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Houston
Texas
C. E. Heidingsfelder
Heidingsfelder
Kansas City Man to Head State Emergency Council
Jonas Graber of Kingman county Kansas and Robert K Ryland of Kansas City are expected to be named state directors of the National Emergency Council for Kansas and Missouri respectively. Graber, the state budget director under Gov Harry H Woodring, is backed by Senator George McGill. Ryland, a young Democratic attorney and ally of Senator Bennett Clark, works with the Kansas City NRA office.
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Kansas City
Jonas Graber
Kingman County
Kansas
Robert K. Ryland
National Emergency Council
Missouri
Kansas City Star
Washington
Graber
Harry H. Woodring
George McGill
Ryland
Bennett GC. Clark
NRA
President Roosevelts request for timely business reports
President Roosevelt ordered up to the minute reports on business and employment from federal agencies to guide extraordinary appropriations and immediate economic plans. The move seeks personal views of key officers on the national outlook, broadening beyond standard statistics.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Srain
Congress
Government to Aid Railroads Next Year
The government plans assistance to U S railroads to refinance about 2.3 billion dollars of debt next year. The action aims to stabilize the system amid financial pressures and ensure continued operations nationwide.
Baer’s Ex Wife May Wed Playboy Phil Plant
Max Baer’s former wife Edna Dunham may marry Phil Plant, with reports she will wed early in January. Plant, divorced from Constance Bennett, is connected to the entertainment circle, and Dunham was a Christmas guest at Plant’s mother’s home.
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Max Baer
New York
Daily NewWa
Edna Dunham
Phil Plant
Dunham
Willam Hayward
Plant
Consdance Bennett
Creosote Cough Remedy Promoted By Doctors
Doctors advocate creosote based Creomulsion for coughs colds and bronchitis claiming quick relief and safety. The ad asserts the product contains six other medicinal elements and guarantees a refund if not relieved after use.
Northwest Storm Devastates Oregon Washington Coast
Storms and heavy rain devastate Washington Oregon Idaho causing at least 23 deaths. A mud and rock slide near Clatskanie killed Robert Allen and three sons. another slide near Maple Valley Road buried two women. Refugees rise to 5,000 as floodwaters recede in some towns. $8 million in mining region damage reported. Governor Ross issues emergency order to employ CWA workers to curb floods and landslides.
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Portland
Obe
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Clatskanie
Ore
O. K
Robert Allen
George
Robert
Donald
Allen
Hose Boay
Maple Valley
Seattle
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Wash
Spokane
Peaceful Valley
Kelto
Caeny D’ Alene
Wallace and
Kellogg m
Gav. Ross
CWA
Hannibal Man Dies in Car Crash Near Han nibal
EB A McKay a Hannibal contractor was killed when his automobile struck a bridge on U S Highway 36 six miles west of Hannibal His skull was fractured and body burned Richard Gray driver was bruised McKay is survived by his widow and five children.
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Hannibal, Mo
EB. A. McKay
Hannibal
U. S. Highway 36
Here
Richard Gray
McKay
Woman air pilot seeks endurance record on her birthday
Frances Marsalis and Helen Richey, in their sixth day aloft near Miami, aim to break the women's refueling endurance record. They report fair weather with choppy winds and plan to stay around 1400 to 1500 feet as night clouds form. If successful, they would surpass the eight days four hours six minutes mark, needing at least one more hour aloft before the deadline.
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Miami
Fla
Frances Marsalis
Heren Richey
Ash & Wonen
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Leslie Fenton
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Anderson, Tadiana
Church of God Here
Uugh &. Thompson
W. Dunklins Street
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A. B. Jackson
Madison Street
Golumbia
Young Jackson
Columbia
Ed Lindner
Belle
Nan
General Symphony
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
K.C. Man
NEC
Capital City Telephone Co
The
Post-Tribune
Idaho Shores
Ruth K. Relter
Brionon D. Young
Carl Meteling
Meteling
Cleveland
Young
Hannibal Mans
Fame
Skelly
Jimmie Allen
Expae
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KMOX
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Qokelly O.L Company
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