Rebellion Trembles Northeastern Spain Amid Terror Wave
A violent revolutionary uprising spread through Northeastern Spain with deaths reported in Zaragoza and Catalonia towns. Government forces battled rebels as trains were wrecked and communications cut. Leaders sought to widen extremism and a possible countrywide strike loomed, with Madrid rocked by bombings and a state of alarm declared.
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Madrhd
Spain
Governotiti
Zaragoza
Tarragona
Reus
Manresa
Loerang Pras Vines
Saradlona Revview
Zargoga
Hiolts
Diego Martinez Barrios
Washington Gridiron Club dinner racks satire on Roosevelt era
Prominent guests at the Gridiron Club winter dinner in Washington mock Roosevelt administration and Recovery Agencies. The piece satirizes figures from Warren to Alfred E. Smith and mocks MRA, NYA and other agencies. Weather notes and stray captions appear amid the spoof program.
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Washington
Dees
Mers
Roosevelt
Thea
Gridiron Club
Midas Warren
Emperor Jones
Republican Party
Alfred E. Smith
Jan
Euch
AWOL
BVO
Nertz
Jou
Soe
Hugh
Johnson
Brackers
MRA
Henry Ford
Dess
Ruehler
Jaros i Cannon
Floradava
Robbers flee as bystander shot in Chicago chase
A bystander was killed and others injured as four robbers led police on a West Side chase through five miles of streets. The band scattered after a trolley crash at West Harrison and Halsted, with bullets flying and a shotgun abandoned in an alley. Campione, 26, aimed to fund a tubercular sanatorium entry in Arizona.
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Chicago
Pia Bys Stander
Polic
West Side
Michael Cunpione
Arizona
Sera Howard Harder
Oir
West Harrison
South Halsted Streets
Rive Island Avenue
2 Chine
Charles [Briner
Alphonse Guilliang
Campione
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Estate Awarded 60 Years After Demise of Founder
Tennessee Supreme Court divides Eugene Magevney estate sixty years after his death. Adopted granddaughter Blanche Hamilton Katseh of Memphis receives 1,500,000 in personal assets and half of 2,000,000 in real estate. Remaining real estate to Sister Mary Agnes heirs per will, subject to later proof of validity. Sacred Heart Convent, Galveston, and next of kin to share proceeds. Continues on page six.
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Nashville
Tenn
Eugene Magevney
Tennessee Supreme Court
New York
Blanche Hamilton Katseh
Memphis
Kate Ks. Hamilton
Magevney
Mageyney
Sister Mary Agnes
Sacred Heart Convent
Gaveston
Texas
Mary
J Joseph W. Karsch
Dawson
Hugh A. Hamlton
Blanche
Mary Agnes
Mary Agus
Somerset
Ohio
Galveston
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Treasury frets search vain for cold price leak
Treasury officials probe possible leak of daily gold price amid Morganthau wall of secrecy. Earle Bailie pursues complaint that London knew the figure minutes ahead. Gold price holds at 34.01 for the eighth straight business day as officials note rising money in circulation and defer inflation concerns. Continued on page six.
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Richard L. Turner
Pratt
Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Gecreey
Earle Bailie
London
United States Chamber of Commerce
Anderie J. H. Jones
Duke Officer Die In Blaze At Whitchurch
In England a fire at the country home of prominent Chicagoans Leander J. and Mrs. McCormick killed Duke Te La Tomeille, a French cavalry officer, and Capt. J. H. A. Rodney of London. Mrs. Rodney leaped 20 feet to escape. both victims died or were gravely injured at Royal Hampshire Hospital, Winchester.
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Whitchurch
England
Leander J. McCormick
Seatle
Wash
Royal Hampshire Hospital
Winchester
Four Miles a Minute With Safety Goal of Air Lines
New York December 9 Four miles a minute with safety is the aim of Continental Airways near future. By next year coast to coast runs may drop to 18 hours 60 minutes, two hours faster than today. The Chamber of Commerce cites speed comfort and reliability as key factors. Air travel shows rising business with average 1 460 passengers 750 000 letters and 4 600 pounds of express daily in eight months. Air stations grew from 75 to 178 since 1970s, with passenger totals rising toward 550 000 this year. American operated airliners total about 60, Pan American operates 160 outside the U S. Night flying increases aided by wireless and artificial horizon, as engineers refine landing aids and storm avoidance.
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New York
Continental Airways
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Chambertons
Thy Chamber Usthuales
al Mre
Numder
Ataps
Nfo
Pan-American Airways
Uié Jie
Lindberghs Plan Amazon Flight Homeward Route
Lindberghs, arriving in Brazil from Natal after a 1094 mile flight, plan a dawn ascent to Manaos to press onward toward the Amazon river head. They will then return toward Para and continue to the West Indies on a possible overland coast route if needed. Col. Lindbergh acts as technical adviser for a non American venture.
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Para
Brazil
Dee
Gel
Charles A Landebergh
Manaos
Amazon
Manaog
Trinidad
Puerto Rico
Miami
Lindberghe
Natal
Brazi
South Atlantic
Africa
United States
Georgs E. Seltner
Magathaes Barate
Far-American Airways
Lindberghs
West Indies
Col
Lindbergh
Mangos Nes
Capone Loses Second Plea for Freedom in Atlanta
Federal Judge Underwood denied Al Capone’s second habeas corpus bid challenging the statute of limitations. Capone, jailed since 1922 for tax evasion, planned an appeal to the circuit court or Supreme Court. His lawyers argued portions of trial language showing earlier defense motions. Capone aims to be a model prisoner while pursuing further relief.
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Atlanta
I. Marvin Underwood
Suvarface
al Capone
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Chicago
Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme
Capone
Ag Ago
Underwood
Federal District Court
New Orleans
Chiezo Trial Court
Acquittas
Public Enemy No. 1
Vamer
Page Ais
Lower Liquor Taxes Sought by Legislators
Washington December 9 AP reports lawmakers from both parties push to reduce federal liquor taxes aiming to curb prices on legal liqueurs. President Roosevelt signs two codes for wholesalers and rectifiers, expanding federal control over dis tilling and brewing while vintners remain under consideration.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wes
D-Ofio
Rzi
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Operation on girl ordered by court Milwaukee tale
In Milwaukee a court ordered surgery for an 11 year old girl who can speak only a fraction of an inch, following a tumultuous juvenile court scene. The mother yielded after the father consented, saying she acted on her pastor’s advice. The girl pleaded to undergo the operation to ease her affliction.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Straeen
Edmund Gausewitz
Nors
Governor, Judge Hold Word Duel in Florida Trade Offer
Governor Dave Shultz telegraphed Judge Jackson that Florida would trade fugitives for Florida inmates, saying the state prison is filled with nonresidents and offering four to one in a potential La Rue exchange. Promised breakout plans by four months’ prisoner James A La Rue were disclosed at a Dade County robbery sentence hearing.
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Tallahassee
Fra
Bee.Pj
Aldred. Oo. Jckson
Chicago
James A. Borue
Florida
Don Viet
Dave Shultz
la Rue
Dade County
Erickson
Shultz
James A. la’ Rue
Ilinois
la. Rue
Ohio
Film colony tests future course of Fairbanks split
Hollywood gossip centers on Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks after Mary filed for divorce on grounds of mental cruelty. Pickford, leaving Pasadena, heads to New York where she will consider work in plays while Fairbanks is reported abroad pursuing film work in England and winter sports in St Moritz. Friends cite divergent ambitions and long marriage strain as the cause of the separation.
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Hoolywood
Cal
Mark Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Hollywood
Adrai
Pasadena
Miss Pickford
America
New York
Metropolis
Mary
Douglas
Robert Fairbanks
Svorce
Depost
Jmance
Europe
Fu Hanks
England
Prince of Wales
St. Moritz
Fairbanks
St. Moriis
Lea and son appeal to U S Supreme Court in NC prison case
Luke Lea, 92, former senator and progenitor of a Tennessee political machine, and Luke Lea Jr face NC Supreme Court denials after habeas corpus suits stemming from Governor Hill McAlister ordering extradition for banking law violations. The case centers on imprisonment orders and potential federal review, with bonds set at 20 000 each as they await further action.
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Nashville
Tenn. Lee
Luke Lea
United States
A. RB
Kaiser
Holland
United States Supreme Court
North Carolina
Tennessee
Lea
Luke Lea, Jr
Hill McAlister
Leas
Asheville
N. G
Grafton Green
Gwinn
Federal Supreme Court
Green
Supreme Court
Percy Lea
Aril
Lae
Lawrence Brown
Rungombe County
McAlister
Zeb V. Nettles
Nashvil
Dennis Arolina
Srontes
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