Train Wreck Near Aberdeen Kills Five in Dense Fog
Debris from a double wreck near Aberdeen Maryland leaves five dead four more injured as three trains collide in fog. Rail crews rush to clear the site while relief teams from Baltimore Perryville and Wilmington tend to the wounded.
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Aberdeen
U.P
Pennsylvania
Here
Ya Thoss
A. C. Terhune
T. J. Kavanaugh
B. W. Stewart
K. A. Klein
Stewart
Klein
Stean
Kavanaugh
Terhune
Leon Sweeting
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Freipat
Short Lanz
Baltimore
Perryville
Wilmington
Del
Pennsylvania Road
Baltimore and Ohio
Thieves Rob National Radiator Plant Payroll
Five minutes after an armored car delivered a $5000 payroll to the National Radiator works in Trenton, four bandits raided the plant and escaped with the money. Three men entered the main office while a fourth waited at a car outside. They wielded revolvers and forced employees to surrender as they took the cash from the cashier and fled.
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Trenton
U.P
Aged Man Faces Crime Code Trial in Michigan
Thomas Hoan, 74, will be tried under the Michigan habitual criminal law and may face a life sentence for four felony convictions, according to Ingham County prosecutor John W. Bird. Hogan was sentenced to one to five years in Jackson Prison for larceny, and three prior felonies, two allegedly in Canada, were discovered after sentencing. An habitual criminal information will be filed in a few days.
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Lansing
Jan
U.R
Thomas Hoan
Michigan
John W. Bird
Ingnam County
Hogan
Jackson
Bird
Charles B. Collingwood
Canada
Department of Justice
Doctors Report Foch Resting Quietly After Night
Paris dispatch says Marshal Ferdinand Foch slept five hours with no suffocating crisis. Six doctors said the anaemia condition may show direction by tonight while heart action remains a worry. George Clemenceau had nearly recovered from a grip attack.
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Paris
U.P
Ferdinand Foch
George Clemenceau
Lindbergh Flies On Secret Mission To New York
Col Charles A Lindbergh left Indianapolis airport at 9 45 a m today for New York City. He arrived here Wednesday but fog halted the eastward flight. His business there was not disclosed but was believed linked to establishing a transcontinental air route in which he is interested.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Charles A. “Lindbergh
New York City
New York
Rebel chief Baca Sukoa reportedly captures Kabul
Persistent rumors from Peshawar said today that Baca Sukoa, rebel chief, captured Kabul, and made prisoner former King Amanullah and his brother King Inayatullah, in whose favor Amanullah abdicated.
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Allahabad
India
Peshawar
Baca Sukoa
Kabul
Afghanistan
Amanullah
Inaynatsullah
Shell shocked veteran kills police officer in Chestnut Hill incident
Philadelphia January report details a gun battle at the Gribbel home in Chestnut Hill. Inspector John Blackburn was killed and police chauffeur Joseph Lawrence wounded as Gribbel, newly shell shocked veteran, opened fire after barricading himself inside.
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Philadelphia
P.W. Griffith
Gribbel
Chestnut Hill
New York
John Blackburn
John McCloskey
Blackburn
Joseph Lawrence
Lawrence
Banker’s Death Tied to $4000 Bank Heist Plot
Edgar D. Maple, vice president of the People's National Bank in Sullivan Indiana, was found shot near the vault. Police linked his murder to a plot to steal $4000 as Jessup F. Bolinger, president of Shelburn State Bank, attempted suicide after forging notes on Maple’s bank. Bolinger was arrested as investigators questioned $75,000 in forged notes.
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Sullivan
Indy
Edgar D. Maple
People’s National Bank
Jessup F. Bolinger
Shelburn State Bank
Maple
People’s Bank
Bolinger
Mapile
Maple’s
Entire City Block Shaken By Detroit Gangster Bombing
Detroit police said an explosion wrecked Garriss Furniture and damaged a wide city block in Detroit early today. Six people were hospitalized and many more injured as fire raged next to a moving picture house. Authorities blamed an inexperienced blackmail ring and gasoline for the blast with damage estimates up to 400000 dollars. Relatives of Garrisi had received death threats prior to the attack.
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Detroit
U.P
Garriss
Garrisi
Entrr
Caracas
Venezuela
Cuimana
Jos Garbi
Sucre
Garbi
Patrolman Wounded in Gribbel Arrest Shootout
A patrolman was wounded while grappling with Gribbel during a raid at the Gribbel home. Gribbel was shot in the stomach and arm. his condition was listed as critical. Lawrence was expected to recover and Gribbel to be sent to a sanitarium tonight as Dr McCleskey prepared for removal. Police said Gribbel was demented.
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Gribbel
McCloskey
Lawrence
McCleskey
Mt Pleasant Team Faces Caro In Local Gym Showdown
Mt Pleasant High School sphere tossers host Caro tonight at the local gymnasium. Tuscola county boys enter eager to win yet wary of Caro’s smooth fast outfit, aiming to start the trip home with a victory.
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ML. Pleasant High School
Caro
Tuscola County
Mt. Pleasant
Delay in Selecting New Michigan Public Utilities Chairman
Lansing Jan 18. No successor to Chairman Sidney A. Doyle of the Michigan public utilities commission will be named until Gov. Fred W. Green clarifies if he will reshuffle the commission. Byron P. Hicks said a shakeup is likely, with talks of reducing the five member panel to three and Doyle and Samuel Odell among those mentioned as possible removals.
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Sidney A. Doyle
Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Fred W. ‘Green
Byron P. Hicks
Doyle
Hicks
Samuel Odell
Four Boys Die In West Philadelphia Shack Fire
Fire at the Scott Powell Dairy complex in West Philadelphia destroyed a tar paper shack used as a clubhouse. Four boys sleeping inside were found burned beyond identification and two others died later from injuries at a local hospital. The crude structure stood in an alcove of the dairy.
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Philadelphia
Scott- Powell
Former Logan Wan May Not Get Mineral Rights
Dr. Howard M. Raymond former resident of Mt Pleasant now dean at Armour Institute Chicago asks the conservation commission to rescind an order granting oil rights to Pure Oil on Isabella county land held by tax deed. Assistant Attorney General Larmonth says Raymond has little chance of obtaining the rights by law and the case rests with the oil committee ahead of the February 8 meeting. The land once belonged to Mrs Geraldine Raymond.
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Lansing
Howard M. Raymond
Mt. Pleasant
Armour Institute
Chicugo
Isabella
M. M. Larmien
Generar
Raymond
Pure Oil Company
En Fla
C. BR. Fuller
Larmonth
United Press Today
Oil Committee
The
Conservation Commission
Harry G Whittly
Dowagiac
Geraldine Raymond
Auditor General
Quake Murks Cui Mana Venezuela Town Ruins
Earthquake devastates Cui Mana killing many and injuring over a thousand. Reported damage runs into millions as buildings collapse and communications fail leaving survivors seeking shelter amid widespread ruin.
Born As Mother Dies Baby Lives in Ohio Shooting Tragedy
In Steubenville Ohio a 2 day old infant fights for life after his mother Mrs Frank Gianramerg 28 was killed by her father in law Vincenzo Gian nemor 64 who then killed himself. The baby was delivered by emergency operation and artificial respiration with doctors noting a good chance of survival while the mother died from a back shooting.
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Steubenville
Mothy
Frank Gianramerg
Vincenzo
Footers
Tha Mothra
Mothra
Rockford Flyers Plan Second Attempt to Fly to Stockholm
Bert Hassell and Parker D. Cramer prepare a second bid to depart Rockford Illinois for Stockholm Sweden and return to the United States. Professor William Hobbs says the voyage is likely with $60 000 raised. The plan includes a tri motor hydroplane and late May or June departure with stops previously listed.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
U.P
Bert Hasgell
Parker D. Cramer
Rockford
Ill
Stockholm
Sweden
United States
William I. Hobbs
Helje Bangsted
Hobbs
Hassell
Cramer
Greenland
Chrane
Ontario
Mt. Evans
Reykjavik
Iceland
Bangsted
Oklahoma Governor Johnston Impeachment Charge Preferred
The house committee investigating Governor Henry Johnston of Oklahoma decided to prefer impeachment charges. They accuse him of incompetence corruption in office and moral turpitude in connection with his administration.
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Oklahoma City
Jan
WUP
Houga
Henry
Johnston
Oklahoma
Tconnistice
Battle for Leadership at F OL Corporation
Wall Street centers on a proxy clash as John D Rockefeller Sr backs his son against Governor Robert W Stewart of Standard Oil Indiana. Rumors place the elder Rockefeller in Florida for holidays while Stewart heads east on company business ahead of Indiana's March meeting.
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New York
U.P
John CD. Rockefeller
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Wall Street
Aed
Stewart
Rockefeller
Florida
Statard
Cyclone strikes southeast Illinois town. five dead reported
Reports from Carmi and Maunie Illinois describe a severe windstorm killing five people, destroying a school and several buildings. Maunie residents Bernice Tucker Dorothy Handley and a mother Mrs Newman are named among the dead.
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Illinois
Carmi
Ilk
Southeastern
Mauni
Texas City
Maunie
Bernice Tucker
Dorothy Handley
Newman
Prisons Probe Sparks Criticism of Willebrandt Snooping Tactics
The Cooper committee report will condemn Justice Department spy methods in Atlanta pen with a section targeting Mrs Mabel Willebrandt for sending agent William Larsen to Atlanta under false papers. Larsen operated as Peter Hanson in undercover probe.
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Washington
U.P
Special House
Rep
Cooper
Republican
Ohio
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
U. S
Atlanta
United Press
Justice Department
Willebrandt
Committee To Exprics
William Larsen
Detroit
Peter Hanson
Notorious Bandit Evades Law In Junction City Bank Case
Pendleton, Southwest outlaw linked to eight murders and 24 robberies, eludes capture after Wink Texas arrest for a daylight Junction City bank holdup. Authorities say he vanished as squads surrounded the town. two other suspects identified as Whitey Walker and Fred Nave were later reported in Buffalo, New York.
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Eldorado
Axle Anewddep
Pendleton
Southwest
Wink
Tex
Ayk
Owen Edwards
Junction City Bank
Drc
Whitey” Walker
Fred Nave
Buffalo
N. Y
Examinations Set for Conservation Posts Across State
Examinations will fill vacancies in the conservation department game warden staff, announced by H. M. Agler. The first appointee under new efficiency rules is Frank A. Hoard from Grant Traverse. Tests will be held in St Ignace January 22 and other cities January 24 28 29.
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Department of Conservation
H. M. Agler
Frank A. Hoard
Grant Taverse
St. Ignace
LiAnse
Bay City
Roscommons
Lighter Ignition Ends in Minor Fire at Home
Terbert Hanapel demonstrated a cigarette lighter that lit unexpectedly while he refilled it. The automatic ignition ignited the fluid causing flames that burned his hands. Blankets smothered the blaze and the fire department was summoned. Hanapel suffered only minor injuries.
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Ampica
Ind
Terbert
Hanapel
Hananel
Bandits Pass Up Half Million Nassak Diamond Heist
Four slick thieves entered Georges Mariboussin’s Park Avenue shop and seized gems worth 100000 to 200000. They bound a worker, bagged jewels, and fled after nearly grabbing the Nassak diamond valued at over 500000. Police call it an inside job. none of the employer’s staff is suspected.
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New York
Georges Mariboussin
Whalen
Veka
Duke of Westminster
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