Milner Motor Wins City Holiday Window Cup
Milner Motor company at 212 Walnut Street received the silver loving cup from News-Star Publishing for the best decorated holiday window. Judges praised a hunting scene with a cabin snow trails and pine forest enhanced by colored lighting. Wise Shoe on DeSiard Street was a close second as merchants enter the first annual contest.
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Milner Motor Company
Walnut Street
News-Star Publishing Company
Wise Shoe Company
DeSiard Street
Milner Organization
Tywil 4A
Lkely
News-Star
Morning Post
Twin Cities
Motor Company
Salvation Army Christmas program lights city auditorium
The Salvation Army Sunday school and local youth groups present a special Christmas program at the city school auditorium tonight. A large tree stands decorated with gifts for poor children, funded by street corner kettles. Energn Bonita Shovere and staff prepared a cheerful event with a gift bucket plan for many families.
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Salvation Army
Ywin
City School
Energn
Bonita’ Shovere
Heroic deeds in recent storm across Chicago area
Christmas Eve storm paralysed traffic for days with drifting snow and blizzards. In Paris Illinois, men and 28 horses cleared a nine hour path to reach a broken leg teacher Mary Whitesell Martin, enabling hospital transport. Bert and Max Landes trekked 13 miles after a rabid dog bite.
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Middle West
Traine
Paris
Mary Whitesell Martin
Garland
Bert
Max Landes
Storm Bites Lake Michigan Lighthouses Trapping Keepers
Six lakeward keepers at a water crib on Lake Michigan near Chicago faced starvation as snow and ice blocked aid. A tug broke through three inches of ice to deliver provisions to the tower men who feared no fire or light. Chief keeper John Beuckman called it the worst lake storm in 12 years.
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Lake Michigan
Chicago
John G. Beuckman
World's longest oil pipeline planned from Caspian Sea to Moscow
Plans have been perfected to lay the world’s longest oil pipeline spanning from the Caspian Sea directly to Moscow. The project highlights strategic energy links and regional infrastructure growth in the era.
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Baku
U.S
Caspian Sea
Moscow
Expected Return of Woman from Ark. Theft Case
A deputy from Sheriff Milton Coverdale's office is due back tonight from Warren Arkansas with Billie Smith charged in the theft of a Ford coupe from Eason Transfer and Storage. Guy Fitzsimmons who was with her at the time will not be brought back as Smith has assumed responsibility and Fitzsimmons is wanted on other Arkansas charges.
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Milton Coverdale
Warren
Arkansas
Billie Smith
Eason Transfer and Storage Company
Guy Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Delirious Dowling Reveals Loot Cache After Holdup
St Louis report says Earl Dowling a former convict, in delirium from wounds, revealed the hiding place of loot taken in a holdup. The disclosure came as he was captured.
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ST. Louis
Earl Dowling
River Packet Skipper Not Sick After All
Cincinnati dispatch reports Captain Chris Greene of the Ohio River packet named for him was healthy and amid curiosity over his health. He arrived safely with a slight cold, denying rumors of pneumonia and denying any haste to reach a hospital. The Chris Greene is noted as the fastest Ohio packet, having won a 22 mile race in 1928 against the Betty Ann.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Chris Greene
Ohio River Packet
Ohio
Portsmouth
Greene Lines
Queen City
Chris Green
Betty Ann
New Richmond
Connie Franklin Faces New Troubles Ahead
STUTTGART Ark Dec 24 New troubles mount for Connie Franklin the wandering harmonica player who figured 4s. The report notes ongoing legal or personal challenges surrounding the musician as details remain unclear in the dispatch.
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Connie Franklin
Associated Press
Stuttgart
Ark
Distance of 1700 Kilometers at Ruble 80 Million Cost
The note states a distance of 1700 kilometers with a total expenditure of 80 million rubles and an estimated annual capacity of 1.6 million tons. No further context is provided.
Prohibition Agents to Enforce Hip Flask Ban in New Orleans
C D Jackson tenth district prohibition administrator orders agents to uphold prohibitions tonight and Christmas Day. Hip pocket carriers face arrests as dry forces operate as usual during the holidays in New Orleans, enforcing the prohibition law.
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New Orleans
C. D. Jackson
Tenth District
Jackson
Victim's Wife Sues Over Earnings From Vaudeville Act
Alberta Rodgers, widow of a Stone County murder victim, filed suit to compel her husband to share earnings from his vaudeville appearance that began in Little Rock yesterday. The case hinges on presumed earnings from the show and seeks division as part of the estate.
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Stone County
Alberta Rodgers
Little Rock
Private Zeppelin Tours Advertised for Europe
Paris reports the Hamburgh American Line announcing private air trips over Continental Europe by the Graf Zeppelin. The campaign targets American language newspapers in Europe and invites bookings for exclusive journeys.
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Paris
Hamburgh- American Steamship Line
Europe
NBC Plans to Air King George Address at London Conference
The National Broadcasting Company announced an intention to pick up and rebroadcast King George of England's address when he opens the London naval conference on January 21.
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Tional Broadcasting Company Today
King George of England
London
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Ilinois
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Watson & Aven OF
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Angelene
M. Thornton
South Grand St
Erals
Morris
M. Knowles
North Second Street
Herbert J. Fink
Harold Heinberg
DeSiard St
Max Fink
Shelby
Buck) Weaver
Thomas
Pete) Godwin
Crescent City
Graf
New York
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Monroe
Concorporat
Louisiana
Holloway & Thompson
Lieinberge Jewelry & Optical CO
Pia
Ritchie Grocer Co
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