Show-Down Near Between U S and Mexico in Nicaragua
A chaotic report describes escalating tensions in Nicaragua as U S officials, Diaz, and Mexican actions draw Washington toward a possible confrontation. The piece notes American naval presence, Marines ashore, and accusations of Bolshevik Communist influence as the central governments respond to arms shipments and alleged subversive expeditions.
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Mexico
Nicaragua
Ine Fuels
Diaz
Managua
Macee
American Lives Cd
Aos
Revalarate de E Yr
Santa Claus Promises Naugatuck Visit Next Saturday
Santa Claus plans a visit to Naugatuck next Saturday December 18 arriving by airplane at 1 30 PM at the airport. He will bring gifts for local children and arrange a reception with a rotor car on hand to greet boys and girls. The North Pole emissary confirms reindeer will rest at home and be replaced by an airplane to ensure the trip.
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Nangetuck
Santa Claus
Naugatuck
Santo
James Riggin
Naveutuck Merchants Association
North Pole
Darbinger
Ge Teltows
May
Noneatuck
Amy Poor ‘Reideer
Hietmas
Kubner
Nangatuen
Wethee Aviation Field
Nawatuck
Pitts
Nantatucek
Nouaesed
Santa Claus Po
Nauga- Mick
G&lris
Naugatuckan
IGE King Leaves $1,250,000 Estate in Bridgeport
Bridgeport December 16. Lirey WL Walker, former king of Connecticut, left an estate estimated at more than 1,250,000 according to the inventory filed at the probate court today. The will provides for the widow. The estate includes Florida real estate worth about 250,000, Connecticut real estate valued at 4,7815, mort notes and bond accounts receivable around 20,000, miscellaneous 45,062 and other debts.
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Dee
Lirey WL Walker
Connectic Ute
Scoustile
Florida
Holyoke
Maya
Connecticnt
Mort
ST Eveven
YOCHELMAN CASE CONTINUED IN COURT
Yochelman former eccentric WMisstehun charged with death of Miss Mabel Derry had case continued until December 38 in city part. He appeared under bond of 5,000. Widespread salary changes for federal judges passed. District judges to receive 10,000 yearly, circuit 19,500, Supreme Court justices 20,000.
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Yochelman
Wrdgeport
Shtave
Wmisstehun
Mabel Derry
City
Fudges Wishington
Bee
Keale
Agaociata
Supreme’court
Youth in Bridgeport Held on Breach of Peace Charge
A Youth identified as Carl Virkle, twenty, of New York, was arrested by detectives after being found in a lodging house with a loaded revolver. In Hartford, 1169 people applied for jobs at five free employment bureaus last week, with 662 securing positions. The Hartford bureau saw 361 applications, followed by Bridgeport 184, New Haven 241, Norwich 179, and Waterbury 112.
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Bridgeport
Carl Virkle
West 42Nd Street
New York
Hartford
Stute Department of Labor
New Unven
Norwich
Waterbury
Cardinal OConnell Advises Christmas Giving Spirit
Boston dispatch reports Cardinal OConnell addressing the Vincent de Paul Society on Christmas charity. He urges gifts first to self and family, then to the poor and orphans, with small, artistic items for children and money or goods for the needy. He emphasizes personal service and recognizing all helpers in daily life.
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Boston
Mass
Cardinal O'Connell
Ank
the Vincent de Paul Society
Stenographer Declares Innocent In Bank Robbery Case
Rebecca Bradley a 28 year old stenographer in Dan Moody's office was arraigned in Austin district court on robbery with firearms charges. She was arrested after a Saturday night bank hold up at Farmers National Bank in Huida, south of the city, with $1000 taken. Officers recovered all but $90, and the loot was mailed to Bradley at the University of Texas. Bradley proclaimed her innocence to reporters and said the claim was a mistake. Sheriff George Allen said she commented that she did not have as much to live down as those who robbed the bank. Bond set at $4000. Court recess noted.
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Texas
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Dan Moody
Farmers National Bank
Huda
Here
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University of Texas
Miss Bradley
University
George Allen
Hays T County
San Marco
Mere &Irl
Painter Worked Two Weeks With Fractured Skull In Fall
Worcester physician at City hospital reported the death of William J. Cole a painter who for two weeks worked on a high staging despite concussion of the brain and a fractured skull from a fall at the Merchant's National Bank in November He refused hospital treatment.
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Worcester
Dec
Head of Cattle Slaughtered in State Report
HeartWare December report by Commissioner James M. Whittlesey details 10,090 head of cattle slaughtered in November from the state herds. The month saw 925 head imported for feeding and breeding, 73 horses imported, 1,000 sheep, and 87,680 chicks. The state dog warden captured 786 roaming dogs with 48 killed and 74 redeemed. Three rabid dogs were found and killed as deputies logged 419 complaints across 17 trails.
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James M. Whittlesey
Dceputies
Tradesmen Held in Jersey Under Old Blue Law
Irvington residents crowded the court as about 230 people were arrested yesterday for violating New Jersey's 1754 Puritan Blue Laws prohibiting worldly occupations on Sunday. Charges ranged from driving trolley cars to selling at delicatessens and snapping photos. all released on two dollar bonds for today’s appearance. Pro theater owners lobbied for strict enforcement, leading to widespread arrests including gas stations, telephone operators, and musicians.
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Coutrth
Wheels of Justice
New Jersey
Twn
New York Telephone Company
Suspicion Narrowed to Olson Household in Slaying
Prairie Du Chien Wis Dec 13 Suspicion of complicity in the slaying of Clara Olson 22 turned again toward the household of Herman Olson 18 her sweetheart not a relative after a possibly damaging admission by Edwin Knutson a farm hand Knutson who was near death on a sickbed reportedly urged to tell the truth District Attorney Earl said Knutson broke under examination and authorities expect new disclosures Albert Olson denies knowledge of the slaying and his son’s whereabouts Edd Warderlee uncle of Knutson urged sticking to the truth as the case unfolds
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Wis
Clara Olson
Hraman Olson
Edwin Knutson
Kitson
Albert Olson
Evar Yedderlee
Knutson
Clara
J. 8
Earl
Nutson
Offledak
Niece's Claim To Lotta Crabtree Money Revealed In Probate
In Boston on December 18 probate court disclosed the claimant of a niece's share in Lotta Crabtree's fortunes. The sister of Mrs. Carlotta Cockburn of California was identified as Amy Louise Areyrd of Seattle, whose husband once operated California trafficking. Her brother testified she married Crabtree, had a daughter, was deserted, and later wed Argyrd, a printer.
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Boston
Mass
Carlotta Cockburn
San Gabriel
California
Lotta Crabtree
Amy Louise (Leopold) Areyrd
Seattle
Washlington
Elah Fic
Phillip Leopold
San Francisco
Idack Crabtree
Tombstone
Arizona
Argyrd
Leopold
Jack Crabtree
Carlotta
Darius W. Richard
Bailey City
Arcord
Etsy
Arpyrd
Chicken Pox Prevalent Across State in Week Report
The weekly morbidity report shows a statewide drop in most diseases, with diphtheria rising to 37 cases and chicken pox remaining widespread in several sections with 119 cases, down about 30 from the prior week. Measles fell to 39, scarlet fever to 52, whooping cough to 40, pneumonia to 42, and influenza to 6.
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Hartford
State Health Department
Millionaire files motion for new trial in breach case
John W Hubbard Pittsburgh clubman filed a motion for a new trial in the $600,000 breach of promise suit by Anne Caldwell the New York actress who won £560100 in federal court. Nine reasons were cited and Judge Thomson allowed five days for additional depositions with no hearing date set. Lowell birthday note from Cambridge Massachusetts marks A Lawrence Lowell turning seventy at Harvard University.
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Anne Caldwell
Pittsburgh
John W. Iinbbard
New York
W. H. S. Thomson
Thomson
Hubbard
Storm brings many deaths and cold across West
Dec. 14 reports say a severe winter storm swept the Northwest and Midwest with blizzard conditions, killing at least a score nationwide. Seattle logged four deaths from wind and ice as temperatures plummeted, while Kansas and Missouri saw near zero readings today and a sharp two day drop.
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Northwest
Middle West
Seattle
Wash
Kansas City
Missouri
Gastern
Kansas
Murder Trial Draws Crowds in Canton Courthouse
Crowds gather at Canton Ohio courthouse as Don R. Mellett publisher of the Canton Daily News is killed in what prosecutors say was a bootlegger conspiracy. Pat McDermott is on trial with prosecutors outlining ties to Steve Kaschalk and others in Massillon and Canton. Defense claims indictment was politically pressured.
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Don R. Mellett
Ohio
Canton
Canton Daily News
Pat BE. McDermott
C. DB. McClintock
McDermott
Melett
Steve Kasehark
McClintock
Pp Medlett
E. L. Mills
Joseph Roach
Chicago
C. JB
Ishor party ticket sweeps Mexico City election
Mexico City voters backed Arturo Sur ibho and the Ishor party by a wide margin in municipal elections. Senor Saracho led with about 15,000 votes to 7,000 for General Gustavo Salinas, former aviation corps head. A last minute soldier voting order and reduced Catholic pilgrimages shaped a quiet, low turnout result. A Salinas supporter, Dr. Ferrer, was shot after a political argument.
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Mexico City
Ishor Party
Arturo Suribho
Mexico Ciity
Senor Saracho
Gustavo Salinas
Salinas
Guadelupe
Dr. Ferrer
Shipwrecked sailors saved after four days at sea
Boston dispatch reports Captain F L A Heckman and six crewmen of the three masted schooner Annabelle Cameron were rescued after four days clinging to the wrecked ship off George's Banks. They were brought to port aboard the steam trailer Mariner with decks awash, food scarce, and water low as they signaled for help.
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Mass
Capsin FL A. Heckman
Annabelle Cameron
Port Tortay
Mariner
Nova Scotia
Vineyard Haven
George’s Banks
Iisa
Woman and daughter die in blizzard near Hanna
In Alberta a blizzard strands Mrs John F Stewart and her two year old daughter to death in the family barn yard near Hanna. An older daughter searched for her sibling then fled for shelter as the storm raged. A freight wreck near Afric injures two. cattle losses and minus 35 degree cold at Saskatoon.
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John F. Stewart
Calgary
Alberta
Bee
Hanna
Stewart
Afriric
Suckatoon
Officials Puzzling Over A New Wrinkle In Snow Football
New York officials debated a new penalty for a player who buries an opponent in a snowbank after a touchdown in a game between the New York Giants and Philadelphia Quakers. Al Nesser and Kostos of the Quakers were involved in a rough incident, Kos Tos head butting Nesser's snow helmet. The Giants won 1 to 0, swamping the defending champions.
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New York Giants
Philadelphia Quakers
al Nesser
Phisber
Mount Lassen erupts for two hours as tremors loom
In California, Mount Lassen showed volcanic activity with a two hour eruption yesterday after a week of noted peak activity. In Washington, John W. Caldwell, a veteran at the Soldiers' Home, attempted suicide in the capitol rotunda and is dying at Casualty Hospital.
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Civic War
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John W. Caldwell
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