Lindbergh Arrives in Guatemala City on Central American Flight
Lindbergh completes the first leg of his Central American tour arriving in Guatemala City aboard the Spirit of St. Louis from Mexico City in about seven hours. He is welcomed as adopted son of Guatemala City, receiving felicitation from officials and the president of El Salvador. He plans to resume toward Belize or San Salvador, with crowds celebrating along the way.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Deepa
Lone Eagle
Charles A. Lindbregh
Spirit of
Lindbergh
Nega
Agua
Guateemtala City
Chacon
Recity Hall
Angel Atuce Hivera
Tindhberely
Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Obituaries report James Daniels Viineral dying at home with funeral Friday at St Luke s M E church. Names connected include Richard Gause and Mrs Jason Gause of Mound City and Norma Keys of Boulder. Mrs Rishard and Mrs F C Hanley Ward noted death and transportation details. Frederick Gideon Winnek longtime Lawrence resident and traveling hardware salesman buried in Lake Mills Wisconsin. survivors include wife and daughter Alperta and grandchildren.
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James Daniels Viineral
James Daniels
St Luke's M. E
King
Barinl
Lakeview
Richard Gause
Sam Moyer
Ant Jirs
Jiargis
Ida
Emporis
Kansas
F.C. Hanley Ward
Lawrence
Tanley
Frederick Gideon Winnek
Frederick Gideon Wintek
Nebraska
Winniek
North Whipple Street
Chicago
Ome
Alperta
Hearing Postponed in Gordon Strode Assault Case
The arraignment of Gordon Strode, charged with assault with intent to kill after an alleged knife attack on Policeman John Callahan at a bus depot, was continued as attorney Baldwin Mitchell requested more time. Strode’s next appearance is scheduled for next Wednesday afternoon. Otto Whiteside, cited for speeding thirty miles an hour with no muffler, must appear in police court tomorrow morning.
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Gordon
Strode
Beldwin Mitchell
Mitchell
John Callahan
Otto Whiteside
Assachusetts
Hickman Admits Another Murder in Rosehill Case
Hickman confesses to further involvement in the Rosehill robbery and the killing of Marian Parker. Identified by the slain druggist's wife, he was brought to court under heavy guard for arraignment at 2 PM with spectators barred. Jerome Walsh, Kansas City attorney, arrived to defend him.
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Hunt
Rosehill
Marian Parker
Carlos Hardy
Jerome Walsh
Young
Kansas City
Hickman
Hickman Confesses Drug Store Hold Up Killing Rosehill Victim
William Edward Hickman details a drug store holdup that killed Ivy Thoms in Rosehill Cal. He describes the masked robbery with Welby Hunt in which a police officer was shot. Hickman recounts the escape, injuries to Hunt, and subsequent robberies in San Francisco before returning to Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
A. P
William Edward Hickman
Ivy Thoms
Rosebill
Cal
Welby Hunt
Alhambra
Hunt
Hickman
Teft
Welby
Aygut
Hirh
Pace
Alta Hotel
Rosehill
San Frantisco
Om Damare
Carnie M. Brickell
California
Rose Hill
Kansas City
Linwood Boulevard
Main Street
Hickmish
Welby Hunt Linked to 1926 Slaying Case in KC
Welby Hunt, tied by William Edward Hickman to the Ivy Thoms Rosehill homicide, is described as a 1926 Northeast High School graduate in Kansas City. His mother, Mrs. W. H. Webring, says Hunt and Hickman shared a Alhambra home until Hickman’s family moved to California after a forgery. She asserts Hunt’s innocence and notes Hickman’s alleged retaliation. Principal B. M. Stigall recalls Hunt as a satisfactory student without notable distinctions.
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Keansas City
Welby Hunt
William Edward Hickman
Ivy Thoms
Rosehill
Calif
Northeast High School
T Here
Hickman
Hunt
California
W. H. Webring
Kansas City
Alhambra
Wearing
George Hunt
Oklahoma
Northleast
Middle West Earthquake Study Urged by Seismological Chief
A call for a thorough seismological investigation of the Middle West was urged at the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting. Commander Heck emphasized the New Madrid area as particularly vulnerable, noting past shocks along the Mississippi Valley and Ohio River and urging a coordinated study with regional institutions and experts.
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Middle West
Nashville
Tenn
American Association For the Advancement of “Sci
United States
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Mississippi Valley
New Maurid
James B. Macelwane
S. J
Jesuit Seismological Association
Arthur F. Day
Carnegie Institution For Washington
California
Day
Heck
New Madrid
N.oh
Atlantic
Ohio River
Slayings Linked to Suspect Hickman in Milwaukee Case
Milwaukee, Pec. 29. Police consider the possibility that William Hickman, famed slayer of Marian Parker in Los Angeles, may have been involved in a October 11 strangling near here of Lillian Graff. Investigators asked Los Angeles authorities to verify Hickman’s movements around that date when he is believed to have been in Chicago.
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Milwaukee
Wiliam Hickman
Marian Parker
Los Angeles
Lillian Graff
Graff
Wack
Hickman
Sivng
Chicago
Broken Dam Floods Wyoming Ranches
A New York Lake dam north of Pinedale broke early this morning flooding a six mile wide area. About 7000 cattle are in the flood path threatening ranches including that of State Senator P. W. Jenkins. Cowboys are riding into the Green River area to round up cattle as losses in life are not considered probable.
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Fics
New York Lake
Hhere
Pinedale
P. W. Jenkins
Green River
Personal notices of Kansas callers and visitors
A long list of social visitors includes Mrs. Andrew Christen sen and Mrs. Will Jonas in Kansas City, Katherine Keats Dorney of Tonranoxie visiting Mr. and Mrs. E N Tay, Mrs. Ada Montgomery and her family in Topeka, and many others traveling to Tulsa, Omaha, Chicago, Olathe, and Pittsburgh. The notes also mention future moves, school endings, and relatives spending holidays with local families, plus a shift in Olympic association membership.
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Andrew] Christensen
Colorado Springs
T Cote
Will Jonas
Kansas City
Katherine Keats Dorney
Ton
Ranoxie
E. N Tay
Ada Montgomery
Topeka
Daily Capital
Katherine Montgomery
Paul
Harry Dadderidge
H. Blain Lacy
Tulsa
Okla
Winogene Lacy
Lawrence
Cecziia Towne
Roy Towne
Omaha
Neb
Arthur James
Dwight Towne
Olathe
Inez Ridgeway
Madeline Ridgeway
Chicago
Sarah Ridgeway
New Hampshire Street
A.C. Ridgeway
Harold Weber
Topek
A. Weber
Louise Christensen
W. C. Kennedy
Daughter of Otis Skinner follows nomadic theater life
New York news recounts Cornelia Otis Skinner, daughter of actor Otis Skinner, growing up amid touring stages and theater meals. Graduating from Bryn Mawr in 1922, she pursued acting, writing and directing, appearing in Blood and Sand and other productions with her father, and later producing a two week reading series.
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New York
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Otis Skinner
Chicago
Otis
New England
Cornelia
Bytn Mawr
France
Jetaires
Jacques Caveau
Will Shakespear
Tweedles
Captain Pury
Tin
Rutherford beef club eases cost for weekly meat
Farmers of Rutherford form a beef club supplying one beef weekly for 112 weeks starting in June. Members average four cents a pound off their bill as a durable cooperative, with the 330 to 600 pound carcass moving down the line from each donor to the next.
Ancient church linked to Roman temple in England mystery
December 29. An ancient church now believed to be a Roman temple is thought to lie under a structure at a lordship in Wales. A doorway and stairwell were uncovered on removal of wall growths, with prior records noting Roman walls found when the churchyard was levelled in 1800. Also reported, a Show Employes’ head died in Council Bluffs Iowa.
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London
Dynever
Jarthenshire
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Matador Belmonte Hurt In Bullfight Turned Down Large Sum
Madrid AP reports Jose Belmonte, famed bullfighter, clubbed by a bull in his last Barcelona performance. The encounter costs him about 3120,008 pesos and damages, plus a dented ego. He recovers at his town house, receiving telegrams from admirers across Mexico, Peru, Argentina, and France. Belmonte plans to travel to Andalusia for recovery while continuing to own and sell bulls to bullfight managers across Spain.
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Madrid
Spain
Barcelona
Belmonte
Adimireits
Mexico
Peru
Argentina
France
Mitch
Andsucia
Danish premier urges farm development and higher yields
Copenhagen Denmark Premier Madsen Mygdal declares Danish agriculture has not reached maximum yield and urges farmers to keep producing for more and better products. He calls agriculture an infant industry and stresses ongoing development. In New York on December 28 AP reports Charles E Johnston Kan sas City Southern vice president was elected president and director succeeding IL AS Ed son who will retire.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Madsen Mygdal
Glorious Push for Egypt Archaeology by Mary Figures
Foreign missions and the Egyptian government’s Antiquities Department push to uncover secrets of Feyot’s dead. Key digs focus on Memphian third dynasty era around 3000–4000 B C, with Zoser, Tun-Hoten, and the tombs near Giza, Luxor, Thebes, and Deir el Bahri drawing experts like Carter, Reisner, Breasted, and Chevrier.
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Gaire
U.P
Feyot
Egypt Exploration Society
Antiquities Department
Tutankh-Amen
Malla
Firth
Egyptian Department of Antiquities
Sakkara
Loser
Stey
Zoser
Manetho
Egypt
Tun-Hoten
Egyp
Howard Carter
Tutlankh-Amen
Carter
Luxor
Giza
Great Pyramid
Dr. Reisner
He‘epheres
Cheops
Breasted
Medinet Habu
Thebes
Rameses III
Deir el Bahri
Queen Ot Shepsut
Metropolitan Museum of New York
Chevrier
Enoch Peterson
University of Michigan
Karanis
Locusts Return to Egypt Threaten Crops
Locust swarms threaten Upper Egypt as millions devastate crops. Government calls in American scientists to scatter arsenic compounds on the swarms both in flight and on the ground. Farmers stockpile moist bran treated with arsenic to lure locusts away from natural food sources.
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Luxor
Upper
Egypt
Moses
Spain awaits the Christmas Lottery drawing
In Madrid officials prepare for Spain’s Christmas Lottery with a 2 700 000 prize. Dec 22 tentatively set for the drawing, amid crowds watching bulletins and bid shifts for tickets. Ballots will be drawn by orphanage children using a machine to prevent human handling.
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Madrid
United Press
Spain
Charles II
College Freshmen Monkey Emotions Studied in Conference
Prominent psychologists from across the country gather for a three day symposium in Columbus beginning December 8 to explore human emotions and animal instincts. Ohio State’s James P. Porter will argue men excel in accuracy and women in speed, while Herbert Woodrow of Oklahoma compares monkey mathematics to human cognition. Rochester’s Hulsey Cason classifies annoyances in social psychology, with 70 papers planned and hundreds attending.
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Columbus
U-P
James P. Porter
Ohio State University
Porter
Darw
Herbert Woodrow
University of Oklahoma
Woodrow
Hulsey Cason
University of Rochester
Cason
World pays billion to see movies worldwide
Global movie industry shows world investment averaging 1.40 per person and about 1.9 billion dollars in annual ticket sales. The 42,090 theaters worldwide seat roughly 21.15 million, with America leading in theaters and attendance. Europe and Asia hold large shares, with per capita investments varying by country.
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Washington
World
Globe
America
North
South America
United States
Europer
England
Germany
France
Australia
Asia
Africa
Timbermen Evolve Plan to Save Three Million Trees Each Year
In Madison Wisconsin three mile lions young hardwood trees would be saved yearly if timberland management plans from University of Wisconsin students are adopted. The plan urges selective logging and asks railroads to use log transport cars with devices to avoid wasting young timber.
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Timbermen
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsi
Interstate| Commerce Commission
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
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Jesson
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Okshoma
Tavitic
Los Ang
Wyoming Ranches
National Collegiate Athletic Association
American Olympic Association
Matador
Mary
Ferdinand VII
Italy
Savings Department
Jaullene
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Indiana
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