Mrs Grayson’s Dawn Disappears En Route to Newfoundland
Mrs Francis Wilson Grayson and crew launched amphibian plane The Dawn from Roosevelt Field yesteryear for Harbor Grace Newfoundland with Oskar Omdahl Brice Goldsborough and Fred Koehler aboard. Weather experts warned against the winter ocean flight but Grayson persisted. No trace of The Dawn was found by signals from cable stations along the coast. Western Union reported no contact by 9 a.m. as crews monitor the route from Boston to Newfoundland.
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New York
Francis Wilson Grayson
Newfoundland
Weather Bureau
H. J. Kimball
Associated Press
Cape Cod
Nova Scotia
Grayson
Oskar Omdahl
Brice Goldsborough
Dr. Kimball
Boston
Mass
Prances
Wilson Grayson
Roosevelt
Western Union Telegraph
Hearty Content
A Christmas Message Of Faith And Service
The writer links Christmas to moral progress and social reform, praising the birth of Jesus as a foundation for law hospitals prison reform and care for the vulnerable. He urges a renewal of sight to appreciate the season and to pursue peace with goodwill.
Anti Bolshevik push in China triggers arrests and expulsion
Shanghai reports arrests of Russians including a top Soviet agency manager as anti Communist drive expands. Chinese police seize alleged Reds, condemn leaders, and plan deportations along Hankow Manyang and W area. Soviet consulates close, flag lowered, Vladivostok exodus ends.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Manyang
W. Aere
Russia
Tientsin
China
Standard Oil Company of
New York
M.kovlovsky
Kovlovski
Vladivostock
Siberia
Pendleton drama as Parker kidnapper Hickman undergoes shift
In Pendleton Oregon on December 24 William Edward Hickman, the Los Angeles kidnapper of Marian Parker, shows loss of bravado as he admits participation while insisting he did not kill the girl. He frets in his cell, repeats his claims, and faces observers who file past his jail window.
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Pendleton
Ore
Dee
William Kk
Hickman
Andrew
Gramer
Marian‘ Parker
Bee
Los Angeles
Cramer
William Edward Hickman
Little Marian Parker
Perry M. Parker
Iitany Aretha
Sonny Yy
Yio
Two Bank Clerks Arrested in Los Angeles Embezzlement Case
William E. Hayas aged 26 and Leigh Gossman 23, dormer clerks at Security Trust and Saving Bank of Los Angeles, were arrested on charges of embezzling 350,000 dollars over three years. They fled to Los Angeles December 11 and waived extradition to face charges there. They began work in 1925 earning 20 dollars a month and cited strained finances from courtships.
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Chicago
William E. Hayas
Leigh Gossman
Dormer
Security Trust and Savingy Bank of
Los
Anrest
Emrester
Los Angeles
Bank
No News Monday Observance Notice
There will be no issue of The News on Monday the 26th due to the Christmas holiday observance.
Unclear Marriage Rumors Stir Speculation Over Costs
Report notes couples reportedly married after courtship, with household expenses rising beyond prior costs and speculation noting weekly figures near 300 dollars. Wives described as being in Los Afigelea, with details inconsistent and unclear.
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Los Afigelea
Emily Gallop Acquitted After Fourth Trial
Emily Sprague Gallop was today acquitted of murdering her husband in Quebec. The verdict comes after her fourth trial, as reports confirm the judge's ruling and the jury's acquittal.
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Emily Gallop
Quebec
Emily Sprague Gallop
Christmas Holidays Begin Schools Break for Term Start
Schools closed for Christmas holidays and will reopen on January 3 for the new term.
Communists Active in Canada Target Young Minds
Toronto reports William Sydney secretary of the Young Communist League says the group distributes Soviet and Communist propaganda to immigrant children in Northern Ontario and Western Canada. He claims about 1000 youths aged 14 and under are involved and notes a new organizer was sent recently. Sydney, a Jewish youth from Montreal, says propaganda promotes science over faith in God.
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Toronto
William Sydney
Young Communist League
Dominion
Ontario
Canada
Sydneys
West
Oscar Ryan
Sydney
Ndted
Montreal
Cave Boy Assault Case Lands Goulais Bay Farmer
In Sault Ste Marie Ontario area a 12 year old Finnish boy Elno Kuusela found living in Goulais Bay cave. Farmer Frank McKaughan pleaded guilty to assault and a magistrate suspended sentence on payment of 68 dollars. The boy and his brother Wilho were returned to the children’s shelter.
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Mich
Elno Kuusela
Goulais Bay
Frank McKaughan
Goulais ' Bay
Tlirott
Eiic
Wilho
McKaughan
Kamloops Search Crews Extend Lake Superior Scan
Port Arthur Ont December 24 The Dominion Teaming and Salvage Co tug James Whalen sails for expanded search for the missing Canada Stormship Kamloops. The vessel will also probe Isle Royale and cross to Manitoba via Keweenaw Point while recent reports place the Kamloops near Whitfish Point on December 6 and other vessels sighting it elsewhere in the lake.
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Port Arthur
Dominion Teaming and Salvage
Co. Dpany
James Whalen
Lake. Superior
Canada
Kamloops
Isle Royale
Will
Manitoutin ‘Fylane
Keweenawa ‘Point
Canada Steamship Lines
Whitfish Point
Clerk W M Abraham Named in Kent County
W M Abraham of Chatham Township has been appointed as clerk of Kent County. The announcement confirms his selection and outlines the duties and responsibilities he will assume in the county administration.
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W.M. Abraham
Chatham ‘Township
County of
Kenti
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