Long Beach Held In Slaying Case Involving Vanderwell
De Larm detained in Long Beach after the killing of Vanderwell. He later faced police questioning, was booked, and linked to a complex case involving Guy a Cardiff native whose status and possible motive are under investigation. The Vanderwell widow prepares for burial at sea aboard the Carma as authorities pursue a murder complaint against Guy.
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Cap- Vanderwell
de Larm
Poice
Enico Bravo
Marmaduke Grove
Arine
Chile
Buenos Aires
Andes
Wanderwell
Tuwer
Guy
Erwells
Cardiff
Wales
United States
Vanderwell
Jim Farris
International Nomad
Colon
Panama
Fellows of Monroe and West Monroe Aid Day Appeal
Monroe and West Monroe fellows urge residents to donate a dollar or more to brighten a day for less fortunate neighbors. The News-Star will ensure donations are used to maximize mercy and happiness.
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Monroe
West Monroe
News-Star
One Cent a Day Insurance Policy Offer
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co announces a new accident policy paying up to 100 dollars a month for 24 months for disability and 1000 dollars for deaths at a cost of 3.50 dollars a year. Over 150000 have bought this policy. Open to men women and children. No money required now just send name address age beneficiary details for a 10 day free inspection. No examination needed. Offer is to write today.
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Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co
Dlerks Building
Kansas City
Roosevelt Eyes Glass as Treasury Chief in Cabinet Shuffle
Roosevelt weighs appointing former Treasury Secretary and cautious Democrat Stanley S Glass as secretary of the treasury. The plan aims to press banking reform while Wall Street mobilizes to defeat the measure, with Byrd or Baker and Davis in potential roles if Glass declines. Roosevelt travels to Albany to confer on late session finance moves and federal government simplification.
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Glass
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Morgan Banking Group
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
War
Navy
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
John W. Davis
New York
Baker
Davis
Roosevelt Turns Attention to Legislature in Albany
Franklin D. Roosevelt set his agenda on the New York Legislature in Albany. He planned to present proposals in behalf of major state measures and to seek support from Republican lawmakers for his reform program. The shift signals a high-stakes effort to advance the administration’s priorities through the upcoming session.
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New York City
Roosevelt
Albany
Hyde Park
Lehman
Union Pacific
New York
N.Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York State
Dras
Casey Jones Booster Dies After Deep Railroading Farewell Tale
The article recalls Casey Jones and his famous whistle calls on the Mississippi line. It recounts Jones driving the Limited into Vaughn, a switch, and a fatal steam scalding injury with a wreck bolt in his neck. His widow lives in Jackson, Tennessee, and his father later ran the line at Canton before retiring after 49 years.
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Mississippi
Casey
Robert E. Lee
Casey Jones
Vaughn
Jackson
Tenn
Dad Norton
Canton
Dad
Prisoners Bore Their Way Out on Escape
Three inmates escaped by tunneling from a prison after visitors smuggled a brace and bit into the facility. A chase tracked by Sergeant Judson Jennings followed as authorities planned questioning of visitors. The earlier breakout was led by Eaton, a life prisoner tied to the fatal shooting of Deputy Marshal Clyde Rivers.
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Jones
Mississippi
Judson Jennings
Camp One
Tann
Eaton
Clyde Rivers
United States
Booneville
Prentiss County
Four Prisoners Taken To Lake Charles Sunday
Four prisoners were taken to Lake Charles Sunday charged with violating a federal injunction by taking raw gasoline from a drip at a gas line in a nearby gas field. A large number have been tried and served jail terms here in the last two years for the same injunction. Washington report notes immediate Senate committee investigation into eviction of the bonus marchers exposed Senator McKellar.
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Washington
Senate
Senator McKellar
Rivers Flooding Across Several Southern States
Streams and rivers in Alabama Georgia Mississippi and nearby regions rose above banks after 48 hours of steady rain. Forecasts predicted many waterways would exceed flood stages with the Tombigbee Coosa and Oostanaula among the rivers nearing or surpassing critical levels by tonight and into tomorrow.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Georgia
Mississippi
Coosa
Oostanaula
Etowah
Cahaba
Black Warrior
Tombigbee
Montgomery Weather Bureau
Tuscaloosa
Aberdeen
Miss
Columbus
Demopolis
Rensaca
Canton
Rome
Mayo’s Bar
Gadsden
Towah
Ten Southerners Die in Weekend Mishaps
Edna Stone was burned to death and Augusta Phillips died in a collision of an automobile and train in Washington D C. Mrs Bobbie Harris perished in an Albemarle auto crash. Rev W C Carter and his daughter Laura Jones burned in a Fort Valley Georgia house fire. Jesse Turner died in a South Carolina auto wreck and Harry Landrum fatally injured in a Tennessee collision near Wartburg.
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Edna Stone
Augusta Phillips
Washington, D. C
Bobbie Harris
Albemarle
W. C. Carter
Laura Jones
Fort Valley
Jesse Turner
South Carolina
Harry Landrum
Wartburg
Tenn
Dock Board Reports November Tonnage Rise at New Orleans Port
The New Orleans dock board reports increases in both ocean and inland tonnage in November over October. Ocean tonnage fell from last year but inland waterways rose. 194 ocean-going vessels moved 885,433 tons, while 360 river craft carried 145,741 tons. Vessel tonnage at wharves totaled 725,001, up from October and below last year’s November.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Dock Board
Summerlin Funeral Held in Opelousas for Mrs Margaret Summerlin
Funeral services were conducted in Opelousas yesterday for Mrs. Margaret Amanda Summerlin who died Saturday at her daughter’s home after several weeks of illness. She was active in church and civic affairs and is survived by son Will T. Stewart and daughter Mrs. J. B. Brock of Opelousas and brother Lee Summerlin of Lufkin Texas.
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Opelousas
Margaret Amanda Summerlin
J. B. Brock
Sleet Threatens Wisner as Cold Drizzle Lingers
Wisner Louisiana reports a 35 degree day with a slow drizzle and five inches of precipitation since last Thursday. The forecast notes potential sleet as temperatures hover near freezing in the area.
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Wisner
Couple Married Twice At City of New Orleans
Miss Ethel Sinclair Black, a New Orleans society figure, wed Edward Echols Pannehill of Staunton Virginia twice in New Orleans. The first ceremony was at a justice of the peace in Algiers. A second church ceremony at St Andrews Episcopal was private for both families. The Painehills plan to reside in Staunton.
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New Orleans
Ethel Sinclair Black
Edward Echols Pannehill
Staunton
Algiers
Gretna Green
Mississippi River
Graham S. Black
Matthew Brewster
St. Andrews’ Episcopal Church
Painehills
French Premier criticizes U.S. role in reparations debate
The French prime minister told the deputies that the Hoover moratorium should have been Germanys own request and blamed Dawes and Young for shaping reparations. He argued the United States failed to join the League and missed a rightful place at the council of nations, worsening Franco American tensions.
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Chamber of Deputies
United States
Hoover
Germany
Congress
League of Nations
Wilson
Council of Nations
America
Charles G. Dawes
Owen D. Young
France
Great Britain
France Will Hold Off to View English Move
Paris December 12 Premier Briand announced after a cabinet meeting that France will wait to see England's move before stipulating its own reservations on the 20 million dollar payment due the United States Thursday. London is weighing its position in light of the latest American note and France will await Britain's decision before acting.
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Paris
Herriot
France
England
United States
London
Britain to pay war debt with reservation on capital credit
London reports Britain will remit its war debt installment to the United States on Thursday but will reserve that the payment be credited to the capital account. The plan follows warnings from the American government and reflects UK negotiation stance amid the current debt settlement.
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London
Britain
United States
Debt settlement review signals new settlement after US British note
The $95,550,000 covers both capital and interest and could trigger a general debts review. Officials expect the United States to accept the payment only if the British reservations are permitted, a stance seen as stating the legislative requirement for approval.
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United States
United States Administration
Debt payment dispute widens as Britain offers gold remit
In Washington on December 12 the United States rejected British plans to treat a December 15 debt payment as a capital payment. Britain said it would pay 95.55 million dollars in gold, but the offer was dismissed by Secretary Stimson and President Hoover. Congress signaled no change to funding terms.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Stimson
Hoover
Ills
Ronald Lindsay
Treasury
Congress
Auto Driver Exonerated In Death of Bastrop Man
Bastrop La December 12 Special J T Jones 56 of Bastrop was killed when struck on Bastrop Monroe highway by S G Watts mill employee of Bastrop A coroner jury absolved Watts of blame calling death accidental and unavoidable Witnesses said Jones stepped into the road despite brakes being applied He is survived by his widow two sons two daughters two brothers and two sisters Funeral services scheduled for today.
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Bastrop
J. T. Jones
Bastrop-Monroe
S. G. Watts
Watts
Jones
Three Captured on Ram Vessel Facing Hearing
A sea chase ended with three men captured after a ram vessel confronts a patrol boat. A crew member Bauers died after救 lifeline attempts. Coast Guards confiscated 425 sacks of whiskey. Captured are George Leaming of Trenton New Jersey James Barber or Baker of Jersey City and James Ryan or Barry of Jersey City. Vessel owner listed as Louis Silver of Philadelphia.
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Bauers
George Leaming
Center Street
Trenton
N. J
James Barber
James Baker
Ocean Avenue
James Ryan
James Barry
Jersey City
Louis Silver
Pulaski Street
Philadelphia
Doctors Strive to Save Youth Injured in Fall
An unnamed youth fell and was saved by doctors, with Morris lowering the youth and tying a rope about his body. Falley and Scherer hauled him to the surface as officers sped back to El Paso. The Aden crater area yielded fossil finds including a prehistoric ground sloth now at Yale's Peabody Museum.
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Morris
Falley
Scherer
el Paso
Aden Crater
Peabody Museum
Yale
Caddo Clerk Fires On Burglars At Store
In SHREVEPORT Louisiana two burglars were surprised in the act of breaking into the Knight Brothers store near Caspiana. A store clerk, awakened by hammering at the safe, fired one shot that struck the safe near the intruders. The men fled leaving their tools behind.
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Shreveport
Knight Brothers
Caspiana
Cold Wave Grim Across Nation Brings Subzero Temps
Bitter weather grips the nation as far west and mid west shiver in subzero readings. San Francisco endures its coldest in 62 years at 27 above, with snow reaching San Diego. Denver, Lincoln, and North Dakota report repeated subzero days and heavy snow. Ohio and Indiana see deadly traffic accidents amid icy roads. A drowning occurs near Gallipolis as a man slips on a steamer deck. Chicago falls from 22 to 3 above zero in a single night.
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Far West
Rocky Mountain States
Mid-West
San Francisco
San Diego
Denver
Montana
Georgetown Lake
Anaconda
Lincoln
Neb
North Dakota
Steet
Indiana
Westfield
Michigan
Ohio
Gallipolis
Cecil Dunn
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Ohio River
Chicago
Varied Dixie Weather Grips Regions From Snow to Warmth
A weather summary across the southern U.S. shows wide contrasts with snow in Virginia and Louisiana valleys, Atlanta fluctuating 42 to 50, New Orleans reaching 64 to 78, and Memphis and Nash shows in the 30s. Rain, fog and overcast skies affected air travel nationwide.
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Atlanta
South
Virginia
New Orleans
Louisiana
Shreveport
Florida
Memphis
Tenn
Nash Tenn
Jackson
Miss
North Carolina
Mercury
Charlotte
Dixie
More Than Nine Hundred Languages Spoken in Asia
A report notes that Asia hosts over 900 distinct languages in use across its diverse nations. Linguistic diversity spans major language families and countless local dialects, reflecting rich cultural histories and ongoing linguistic change.
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Asia
Creomulsion Promoted For Coughs And Colds
Advert says creosote based Creomulsion treats bronchial infections and lingering colds. It claims doctors long recommended creosote and guarantees relief or money back. Warns to avoid stubborn colds and keep Creomulsion on hand for instant use.
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