Third Victim of Gift Beast Dies in Maryland
Washington reports that the third death in the New Year bomb case involved Dorothy Hall, age four, while Naomi Hall Brady’s uncle by marriage, Clarence Brady, was detained for investigation. Police seek clues to the bomb sender as investigators from Maryland join local and federal officers.
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Moberly
Lynn
John Garner
Texas
George W. Calver
House
Speaker Long
President Curtis
Capitol
Seat Pleasant
Naomi Hall Brady
Clarence Brady
Dorothy Hall
Brady
Washington
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Bel gian Princess Marie Jose Nears Rome Arrival
Rome anxiously awaits the Belgian princess who will be queen of Italy. Princess Marie Jose travels by rail from Brussels and is to reach the eternal city at 10 a.m. tomorrow to be greeted by her future husband Crown Prince Humbert of Italy.
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Rome
Italy
Marie Jose
Brussels
Prince Humbert
Mrs Viola Brennerman Free In St Joseph Case
Viola Brennerman 34 common law wife of gangster Fred Burke was freed on her own recognizance from Berrien county jail. She had been held since December 14 after Charles Skelly was killed and fled the city. She was arraigned on a charge of receiving stolen property.
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ST. Joseph, Mich
Viola Brennerman
Fred Burke
Chicago
Charles Skelly
St. Joseph
Berrien County
Parke
Skelly
Navy reduction parley set as Hoover and King George exchange New Year greetings
Secretary Stimson completes American preparations for the London naval arms limitation conference. President Hoover and King George exchange New Year messages, signaling allied Anglo American aims for peace. Hoover to host a White House breakfast as delegates meet before sailing with the George Washington.
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King George
Hoover
C. P. Williamson
Associated Press
Washington
Jan
Stimson
London
State Department
England
Secretary of State
American Commission
George Washington
White House
Dawes Adds Chapter To Armaments Talks In London
Charles Gates Dawes arrives in London to lead the United States delegation for the five power conference. The Ohio born diplomat, ex VP and banker, earns praise from Britain for his energetic, informal style and ability to assemble the negotiating machine. He quips that dogs and debutantes are the only problems.
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London
United States
British Empire
France
Italy
Japan
Royal Gallery
House of Lords
Thames
Charles Gates Dawes
Court of
St. James
Chicago
Dawes
England
Admiralty
A. V. Alexander
Great Britain
Alexander
Grosvenor Gardens
British Foreign Office
America
Shearer questioned on naval affairs ten questions asked
Representative McClintie of Oklahoma sent ten questions to William B. Shearer about naval affairs cited in a senate probe. The questions seek details on Schwab’s $260000 expense claim, Kellogg linked government pressure, employment with defense groups, who inspired such service, and the secret document photo controversy.
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McClintie
Oklahoma
House
Naval Affairs Committee
William B. Shearer
Senate
New York
United States Sea Power
Nav Advocate
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Kellogg
Messrs
Hunter, Palen and Smith
National Security League
Daughters of the American Revolution
American Legion
National Committee of Defense
Navy
England
Tennessee and Virginia Weather Look For Warmer Days
Fair conditions across Tennessee and Virginia give way to increasing clouds and warmer temperatures Sunday through Monday. Readings show yesterday’s high 42 and low 18 with no rainfall. figures from 6 p.m. reflect the latest 24 hours.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Cc. L. Bunn
Rates Dispute Over Fredericksburg Switching Tariff
Switched rates set at Fredericksburg by the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac railway are to be challenged Monday before the state corporation commission. Virginia Central railway seeks to prove the tariff discriminates against the public and the petitioner. The case centers on section V which changes switching limits and is tied to Interstate Commerce Commission guidance.
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Richmond
Fredericksburg
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railway
State Corporation Commission
Virginia Central Railway
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sheriff Resigns in Shoshone County Over Whiskey Conspiracy Conviction
R. E. Weniger quits as Shoshone County sheriff after controversy over his conviction in a whiskey conspiracy case in Mullan Idaho and his two year federal prison sentence.
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Wallace
Idaho
R. E. Weniger
Shoshone County
Mullan
Nine Lives Lost in Ohio Bus Accidents
Governor ordered state officials to probe three bus crashes in Ohio that killed nine and injured 31. The Shreve incident near Wooster claimed seven student fatalities as an interurban train collided with a bus, with inquest underway and Wayne County to review evidence next week. Willard Baker, one victim, was mentioned by witnesses noting a warning lookout.
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Wooster, CO
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Shreve
Wooster
Bellevue
West Alexandria
J. B. Patterson
Marion Graven
Wayne County Grand Jury
Winesses
Pennsylvania Railroad
Willard Baker
Willard
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Tariff bill fights heat up as dry law debate looms
Senate leaders press for swift tariff action while Prohibition enforcement moves advance in the House. Republican drys defer statements awaiting new Hoover administration measures on enforcement, and a joint committee on prohibition reform is set to begin.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
House
Hoover Law
Capitol
Republican Committee
McNary
Committee On Committees
Watson
Indiana
Congress
Treasury Department
Law Enforcement Commission
Borah
Idaho
Twenty five years of schooling for Cain children
For 25 years the children of P. J. Cain of Rhinelander Wisconsin have attended the same school. The note highlights long family ties to the local education community and enduring routines in a small town.
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P. J. Cain
Rhinelander, Wis
Air taxis to operate between ports of France and Paris
Plan outlines air taxi service linking French ports with Paris. Project aims to provide fast urban and regional transport, leveraging aerial routes for efficient access between coastal ports and the capital. Authorities expect pilots, schedules, and regulatory clearances to follow.
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France
Paris
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William J. Harris
Georgia
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Los Angeles
George W. Wickersham
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Andrew Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Prohibition Enforcement
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Nebraska
Mitchell
Majestic Dome
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Mr. Lynn
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