Confessions of Lawson Mark Latest Sensation in Osage Murders Trial
Lawson Mark, newly brought to Oklahoma for trial, confesses that Bert Lawson aided in the Osage murders by planting nitroglycerine at the Smith home. Hale and Ernest Burkhart are charged. M. A. Bloyed is sought. The federal grand jury in Guthrie was to hear evidence gathered by Justice Department operatives.
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M. A. Bloyed
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Effort Is Made to Break Deadlock in Coal Conference
New York dignitaries report Anthracite operators and mines resume their conference to break the deadlock on a new wage agreement. No new propositions were offered at the morning session and prospects for progress looked slim though both sides aimed to avoid a break in negotiations. A luncheon adjournment followed and another session was scheduled for the afternoon.
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New York
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Real London Fog Delays Atlantic Coast Shipping
A dense London fog paralyses shipping along the Atlantic coast from Charleston to Boston for about 36 hours. Port traffic in New York, Boston and Washington slows, with freighters seeking anchorage as visibility plummets and rail operations face disruption.
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Anxiety Over Mexican Affairs Dominates Washington
In Washington officials debate how to handle a Mexican land law retroactivity that could strip foreign investors of property rights. The White House cites hope for no treaty violation, while clauses 2 and 7 threaten alien interests and demand ownership declarations within two years.
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Hoover urges radio legislation to prevent chaos and regulate broadcasts
Washington reports Secretary Hoover urged new legislation to curb radio chaos and grant government control over all interstate and foreign radio matters. He backed a White bill, noting 586 stations, 9 usable wavelengths, and 250 applications, arguing time division and power limits needed for order and public service. A nine member national commission would advise the Secretary of Commerce, with final board decisions appealable to courts.
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Foreign control of rubber sparks danger at inquiry
Secretary Hoover told the opening session of the House committee inquiry that foreign control of rubber prices threatens world progress and can undermine goodwill. He warned that government trading controls are arbitrary and danger lies in state interference with trade.
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Washington
Hoover
House Commieres Commission
Hauver
Herwtely
Meadiston
Daas
REFUSES TO ORDER INVESTIGATION OF COURT PROPAGANDA
Washington, Jad. 6 P)-B of 34 to 16 the Senate today to order an investigation of propaganda in favor of the world court and the foreign debt settlements. Senator Reed spoke claiming a highly organized effort behind the propaganda with literature spread nationwide and agents traveling to sway opinion for the league courts and debt terms.
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Violent Mount Vesuvius eruption reported today
Italy reports a violent eruption of Mount Vesuvius forming a large western cone with a cavity on the northern slope. Lava flows surge from both vents as explosions rock the mountain and a pinkish glow lights the icy summit under fiery clouds.
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Weather Outlooks for Virginia and Tennessee
Partly cloudy and colder tonight then Thursday fair with colder east portions and moderate to fresh westerly winds in Virginia. In Tennessee, fair and slightly colder east portions, increasing cloudiness with rising temperatures in the west portion.
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Tennessee
Charles E Welsh Grap juice King Dies at 74
Charles E Welsh, prominent Westfield New York grape juice magnate and former New York gubernatorial candidate, died after a short illness at his winter home. Born March 8 185, he built Welch Grane Juice and Welch Company, served as mayor of Westfield, and held church and civic roles. He came here from his Westfield residence with heart trouble noted for years, and his death followed arrival of relatives.
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Charl T. Weleho
Westfield
New York
Tolhi
Welch
Julia Frailey
Philadelphia
Denistry
Philidelphia
Welch Dental Company
My Walch
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Welch. Company, Ltd
St. Catherines
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Board of Foreign’ Missions
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Funeral of Queen Mother Margherita Set for Monday
Rome reports the funeral of Queen Mother Margherita will be held next Monday. The body will rest in the Pantheon and the court mourning period begins, dating from last Monday, following the king's return from Bordighera.
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Margherita
Bordighera
Pantheon
House Committee Backs Geneva Disarmament Participation
The House Foreign Affairs Committee unanimously reported a 50 000 appropriation for U S participation in the Geneva Preparatory Disarmament Conference. It rejected a move to urge placing on the agenda a resolution to outlaw nations waging aggression. The panel endorsed participating in the preliminary talks rather than coordinating a broader collaboration.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Geneva
Coolidge
Burton
Ohio
Russia
Moscow
Opahi
Eaton
N. J
United States
Pish
N. Y
New York
American Legion
Omaha
Porter
Temple
Pennsylvania
Moore
Virginia
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Survives Suicide Attempt
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw drank poison in a suicide attempt and was hospitalized in Chicago with burned throat and complications. Doctors said recovery possible with days of treatment. her 15 year old son Pussell Thaw stayed in Chicago, delaying his return to school.
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Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Pussell Thaw
Atlantic Cuy
Parish Priest Scourged in French Church by Sect
Bombon France January 6 Abbe das Noyers parish priest was scourged by members of the fanatical order Our Lady of Tears while stripped and gagged in his church He was left in serious condition and may not resume duties for a month Marie Mesmin founder of the order has been cited to explain the attack Albert Froger and others connected with the affair are held Authorities note attackers were from the upper middle class and some were students
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France
Das
Bordeaux
Rey
Marie Mesmin
Our Lady of Tears
Albert Froger
Froger
Des Noyers
Mme. Mesmin
Tia
Condition of Mrs E Lee Trinkle Improves After Mansion Fire
Richmond Virginia January report notes Mrs E Lee Trinkle much improved after her burn injuries from the mansion fire. Insurers meet to review loss estimates as contractors view damage and repairs are prepared. Governor Trinkle and a local contractor discuss rehabilitation efforts and haste in claim adjustment.
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Harry Flood Byrd
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