Nat Smith Shot In Bristol Bar Injures Left Lung
Nat Smith, 28, wounded in the chest during a Bristol bar confrontation with Henry Aint. Smith and his estranged wife Virginia Zint were involved. Zint fled as police search for her. Doctors at Mountain Memorial Hospital report internal bleeding but Smith shows signs of recovery. Zint is sought. no arrest yet.
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Nat KK. Smith
Brownsville
Aulbhen
King’s
Mountain Memorial Hospital
Bristol
Henry Aint
Aint
Smith
Virginia Zint
Piney Flats
Ole Johnson City
Zint
Tountville
Hanson
Zinv
Zink
Nira
Desert tribe routed after 22 hour desert chase
In a running fight lasting twenty two hours across six miles of desert Italian troops routed a band of native tribesmen near cufo Africa, killing 40 and taking two prisoners. One dead was the desert chieftain Salah Atouse's son.
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Cufa
Tripoli
Salah
Atouse
Weed Market Opens With Tobacco Prices in Knoxville
Knoxville opening market reports tobacco prices from three to four cents per pound for lower grades and 23 to 28 cents for better qualities. Thousands attend as over 1 million pounds were reportedly landed in the warehouse, reflecting a busy start to the market season. A separate New York University football game is cited for unemployment relief, bringing in about $73,468 with total receipts near $79,053 and expenses around $6,586.
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Weed Mart
Knoxville
Tenn
Thora
New York
Colgalie
New York University
Filmmaker Raefels QF Film Colony Arrested in L A
Police describe Razel Rosin Sanders 80, alias Al White, as actor importer and master burglar. He is charged with stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars in furnishings from Los Angeles and Hollywood homes. Over 100000 dollars in loot recovered in two hours. An accomplice Peter Ryan Paw Hackle BR jailed with Sanders. Aide and accomplice details given by police. Continued on page six.
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Los Angeles
Bee
Rosin Sanders
Hollywood
Sanders
Petor Ryan Paw
Hackle BR
Burg! Sundaess
Po Nce
Imnorter
Kingsford Smith Weds Mary Powell in Melbourne
Wing Commander Charles Kingsford Smith and Mary Powell wed at Scots Church Melbourne. Crowds of about 210,000 gathered outside to glimpse the couple as airforce officers formed an honor arch. The bride wore white and silver and the groom in his air force uniform assisted by CT Ulm and others.
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Melbourne
Australia
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Mary Powell
Snes
Lisband
Air Force
PT Ulm
Pour Byilesmaide
China's Latest Scourge Gaining Momentum in Regions
Dispatches from Northwest Hupeh report rising Communist activity across areas of Honan and Hupeh. Reds led bands of terror with killings looting and arson as officials are executed amid crippled communications and ongoing military strain.
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Morris J. Harris Hankow
Ching
China
Hupeh
Honan
Kuomintang
Oi Fla
Itupen
Evaders of Tax in Losing Year Highlighted
Washington reports show delinquent income tax collection reached $13,037.70 in a year, with total from delinquent sources at $21,180,988. A. F. E. Dunsmore notes efforts to curb evaders and improve payments, citing $868,127,049 delinquent taxes over five years, with income taxes making up $438,096,550.
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Washington
Norepork
Internal Revenue Sureau
A. F E. Dunsmore
Aecounts and Collections Unit
Dunsmore
Drys Unite Around Lea Charge in Bank Case
In Nashville Tennessee on December 1 a unified front of dry groups pressed the prohibition cause while D D Robertson filed a suit seeking about 106000 against Colonel Luke Lea and others for alleged control of Liberty Bank & Trust Company. The complaint accuses Lea and Donnell of using the bank for personal gain and fictitious ventures over years.
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Lea
Nashville
Tenn. Mee
D. D. Robertson
Liberty Bank &Trust Company
Chancery Court
Luke Lea
Luke Lear
R. B. Moseley
T. PL Ciarlet
National Investment Trust, Inc
Union Property Company
Central Properties, Inc
Union Trust, Inc
Davidson County
Liberty Bank and Trust Company
Fantastic extortion plot against girl unfolds in Chicago
The Chicago Bee reports an alleged extortion plot against Marian Wright leading to the arrest of Wille Kuhn, 22, a broker's clerk, on charges of attempting to extort 25000 dollars under threat of death to her or her father, an executive of a water company. Detectives and a secret investigation formed the basis for the arrest.
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Chicago Bee
Iss
Marian Wright
Wille Kuhn
Kuln
Miss Wright
Bedeewater Eters Company
Kuhn
Wendell
Ifelony Court
Secret Six
The
Association of Commerce
Four Drown As Gangway Falls In Yugoslavia
SOUCHAK Yugoslavia Dec 10 Throngs returning from a peasant congress at Zagreb were thrown into panic when the gangway from the vessel Topota collapsed. At least four drowned as hundreds were dumped into the sea. More than 100000 peasants attended the congress and many had come from Zagreb. The tide was high and weather stormy as the flimsy gangway cracked. Those ashore and aboard struggled, but efforts with ropes were delayed, and some were carried away by the sea.
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Souchak
Jugoslavia
Zagreb
Topota
Lynching Due To Poverty Ignorance Sees Cause
New York December report by rational commission chaired by George Fort Milton argues lynching stems from poverty and lack of education. He notes many living on the edge of hunger fueling mob action and that communities where cruelties occurred had less than six months of schooling.
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New York
George Fort Milton
The
Chattanooga
Tenn
News
Inho Ig
Kellogg Receives Nobel Peace Prize In Oslo Ceremony
In Oslo on December 10 AP reports Freak B Kellogg former U S secretary of state receives the Nobel Peace Prize for 1929 in the king’s presence. Archbishop Nathan Söderblom wins the 1930 peace prize for world peace efforts and Stockholm ceremony will follow.
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Oslo
Norway
Dee 10
Freak B. Kellogg
Haakon
Nathan Soederblom
Upsala
Mn Kellogg
Stockholm
Theodore Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Woodrow Wilson
Charles Dawes
Sinclair Lewis
Rabbitt
Lindsey to blame Manning for riot
Ben B. Lindsey said he would blame Bishop William T. Manning for last Sunday’s disturbance at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine during his disorderly conduct trial set for Friday. He charged Manning incited the riot with a slanderous pulpit statement and inflamed the mob, while Manning offered no comment on the defense. The Episcopal church dispute widened as Dr Bernard Iddings Bell of Columbia weighed in.
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New York
Ben B. Lindsey
William T. Manning
Lindsey
St. John the Divine
Highop Manning
Charles
Manning
Uressor
Episcopal
Bernard Iddings Bell
Columbia University
Weather Rain and Warmer in Tennessee and Virginia
Tennessee expected rain tonight with warmer conditions in the east and slight cooling in the extreme west on Thursday. Virginia to see partly cloudy skies tonight, warmer in the extreme west, then increasing clouds and rain Thursday. Readings taken at 6:00 p.m. yesterday and one year ago show no rain on either date.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Missing Richmond girl said found in New York club
Telegram from New York claims Miss Ethelyn Small, 17, missing since November 24, was found working in a New York night club. W. F. Stone, her Richmond area uncle who employed her, was to bring her home today but no further details were given.
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Richmond
Wee
Richmond Times-Dispatch
W. T. Stone
New York
Ethelyn Small
W. ‘Ft. Stone
Richmond J
Ruth Nichols On Record U S Hop
Ruth Nichols, Rye, N Y society aviatrix, departed Wichita at 741 a m for New York on the final lap of a transcontinental record attempt. She aims to beat Mrs F M Keith Miller’s Los Angeles to New York mark, despite cloudy midwestern weather. Nichols carries 290 gallons of gasoline and hopes to reach Roosevelt Field this afternoon.
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Wichita
Kas
Ruth Nichols
Rye
N. Y
Society Aviatrix
New York
Los Angeles
F. M. Keith Miller
Middlewest
Roosevelt Field
Congress Storm Meets Hoover's Rebuking Words
Washington dispatch notes Democrats incensed by President Hoover's accusation of politics with misery as Congress debates relief bills. La Follette's resolution would declare Senate for relief of human suffering over consideration of wealthy taxpayers. Debates hint at reduced support for cooperation pledge amid drought and public works funding battles.
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Washington
Hoover
la Tollette
Wisconsin
Congress
Senate
Tts
House
House Agriculture Committee
Interior Department
Treasury
Robinson
Arkansas
Glass
Virginia
Reed
Pennsylvania
Attic flight sparks Milwaukee divorce case
August Nack returned to his attic today after Circuit Judge Otto H. Breidenbach ruled on the case. Laura Nack sought a divorce and the court ordered August to live on the third floor and avoid his wife pending the suit. She testified he descended to bother her, risking contempt proceedings.
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Milwaukee
Wis
August Nack
Otto H. Breidenbach
August
Laura
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Philip L. Sullivan
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Young Brokerage
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St. Louis
Kansas City Co
Leavenworth
Fas
Ved
William
Rafeles
Dollars of Furnishings Hospital
Kingsford Smith
Wedlock
Eaders
National Temperancy Council
Methodist Board of Temperance
Clarence True Wilson
State Superintendent of Banks
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Betty Francisco
Fred Collins
Spalding
Kellogg
N.Y
U. S
Lafollette
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