Revolt in Spain Quelled as Anarchists and Syndicalists Retreat
Madrid reports an anarchist uprising across central and northeastern Spain has been suppressed after four days of violence that left 94 dead and hundreds wounded. Authorities say a planned general strike failed and steps are taken to care for families of the dead. Special courts and a ministerial effort target extremists while police report sporadic disturbances in Madrid and surrounding areas.
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Ussual
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Guateo Caminos
Lanza Named Chief of Bolivian Army Staff
LA PAZ Bolivia December 22 04 Pye The government appointed Gen Jose Lanza as active chief of staff of the Bolivian army The Buenos Aires based newspaper Th Buenos Alres said today that German General Hans Kundt long chief of staff of Bolivia has been removed Spain command Announcement confirms Lanza appointment amid reports of a Chaco frontier clash with 40 Legpa aliens and Sara ay claiming victory The country remains tranquil
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Bolivia
Toda
Jose Lanza
Buenos Alres
Hans Kundt
Spain
Lanza
Chaco
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Report
Treasury receipts for the month total $315 with cust receipts noted. Expenditures are listed as $870,532 with related costs and payments. The document cites fiscal due sums and overall outlays, reflecting the period’s financial activity and balance.
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Treasury
Washington
Haddon Ordered Held For Trial At Old Bailey
London December hearing reports Haddon claiming illegitimate lineage to the late Duke of Clarence was committed for trial at the next Old Bailey session. He pleads not guilty to demanding money from the King with menaces and was remanded to jail. He reserved defense stating no criminal intent, referencing a letter to King George V about forced service.
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Glavence
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Duke of Clarence
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Etfort
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Witness in Touhy trial loses key Chicago witness
Wilbert Crowley, assistant state's attorney, said the reported clearance of a young woman in the Touhy kidnapping case would not derail the prosecution. Miss Belen Terry, 20, reportedly vanished from her home, a potential witness against Roger Touhy and three aides. The arraignment for Touhy and the three other defendants was set for today, with trial date to follow.
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Roger Touhy
John Factor
Belen Terry
Chicago Tribune
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Crowley
Miss Terry
Tezry
Touhy
Edward Greems
Ton
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Gus) Schafer
Wiliam, Hamm, Jr
St. Pcl Brewer
St. Paul
Albert Polly Nos Kator
Thomas J. Courtney
Washington
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Legion Leader Urges Sound Dollar and Universal Draft Law
At a Hays Arkansas luncheon Edward A Hass outlines Legion aims including a guaranteed sound dollar value for veterans benefits, universal draft law to bolster national defense, and improved hospital facilities for discharged veterans. He criticizes homelessness camps as costly, notes no political attack on the President, and cites Chicago orders to Legionnaires. Nashville board considers renewing $360000 hospital bonds due February 2 with further meeting slated.
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the Legion
Congress
Chicago
Chiné
Football Player Dies After Injury at Daniel Baker
Edward Lucian Long a 20 year old Daniel Baker freshman football player died in a Brownwood Texas hospital from internal injuries sustained in a game on November 18. He had shown improvement after surgery but succumbed today. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs D R Long of Tallahassee Florida.
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Tallahassee
Fta
First All Nazi Reichstag Session Opens in Berlin
Berlin Dec 12 AP The Reichstag convened as a Nazi dominated body with Hermann Goering reelected president. Six non Nazi members refuse to pledge blind approval. Hitler absent at Wilhemshaven. session with divine service and pre session oaths marks Nazi consolidation.
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Wilhelmshaven
Koeln
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Hody
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Thomas Asser
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von Hindenburg
Ludwig Mueller
Hitley
Rain and Clouds Across Regions With Light Change
Weather report shows rain in Tennessee west and possible rain or snow in east tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Virginia expected snow or rain late tonight or Wednesday with a cold Wednesday. west portion also affected. Historical comparison notes yesterday’s high and low temperatures and rainfall at 6:00, with readings for the prior 24 hours.
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East
Virginia
West
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Cain
Winter's Grip Holds Nation Amid Severe Cold
Below normal temperatures, snow and ice grip the nation as the East endures continued cold with forecasts of more chill. Deaths linked to the cold snap rise. Owls Head New York reports 24 below zero, Milwaukee records frostbite cases, and Superior sinks to 20 below. Northwest floods claim lives. a Bellefonte crash and Harpsden fire amid blizzard deaths swell the toll.
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Superior
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Harpden
Liquor tax near two dollars a gallon eyed in raid on policy
Washington December 12. A federal liquor tax around 2.20 a gallon looms as distillers oppose a code favoring more rain and less molasses for distilled beverages. House Ways and Means and Senate Finance study the issue with treasury officials, while some distillers threaten to withhold signatures over perceived political leverage for grain farmers.
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Roosevelt
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France defaults again on debt payment amid stance toward Hitler
Paris cabinet confirms third default to United States, refuses concessions over German army inclusion and Saar Basin. Foreign Minister Boncour demands no capitulation while allies' support is awaited. Washington notes December 15 payments totaling 153.24 million dollars from foreign debtors, with France among high defaults. Mack Sennett files for bankruptcy in Los Angeles with assets of 1.6 million dollars.
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NRA Moves to Enforce Codes as Industry Objections Rise
In Washington the NRA pushes federal enforcement as cleaners and depots resist price codes. Court sessions reveal objections over schedules with anger at higher prices and claims of fraud. Officials promise a ruling by Friday while industry leaders pressure compliance and debate code fairness.
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Bridge Pier Workers Saved From Smoke Below Missouri River
Seven sandhogs faced death as smoke descended within a foot of the chamber bottom during a 102 foot dive in the Missouri river. They sang to endure the fumes while rescuers fought to reach them, with Ben Bradley recalling the moment and telepathic calm among the crew as the hour and a half ordeal ended just minutes before tragedy.
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Valley Authority offers jobs to unemployed men
Knoxville December 12 Press report states the Tennessee Valley Authority will fund and supervise a social and economic survey project employing unemployed college men and women. A four‑state educators committee with TVA officials will direct the effort without compensation and select student supervisors to gather data on governments, psychology, economy, and education.
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Kept Catfish, Lost Wife Divorce Granted in St Louis
In St Louis, Kazie Lenz secured a divorce from Arthur Leng after 26 years of marriage. The complaint cited a catfish kept in the bathtub for two weeks, preventing family baths. Judge Moses Hartmann granted the divorce.
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Kazie Lenz
Arthur Leng
Judse Moses" Hartmann
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