Arrests Linked to Curran Committee Case Scandal
Two men identified as Davelier and others facing charges of beating a witness before the grand jury. Prosecutors say the probe targets a clearing house for operators and an array of receivers, with District Attorney Whitman leading the investigation and focusing on implicated figures.
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Becide
Charlies
Davelier
Curran Committee
EU Tail Enety
Fae Cramers
Natice Resorts
Whitman
Greek Monks Plan Statute Change to Welcome Queen
The monks of Mount Athos, long barred to women, face upheaval as Greek troops gain Chalcidies control. The king and queen of the Hellenes plan to visit, prompting the council to consider altering monastery statutes to receive the royal guests and avoid conflict.
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Athens
Olga
Avi
Mount Athos
Chalcidies
Governor Wilson to celebrate fifty sixth birthday in Staunton
Governor and Mrs Wilson will depart Princeton on December 27 for Staunton Virginia where citizens have planned a birthday celebration for the governors fifty sixieth birthday. The governor will stay in the room where he was born in the First Presbyterian church manse where his father once served as pastor.
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Princeton
N. J. Lee
Wilson
Staunton
Val
First Presbyterian Church
Allan Ryan Nears Death After Operation
Allan Ryan, son of a prominent financier, lies at the point of death following a surgical operation. Medical staff report the condition is critical, with family at his bedside awaiting further updates on his status.
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New York
General Memorial Hospital
Allan M. Bean
Thomas P. Ryan
Castro Heads Back Toward Home Shores
On the French liner La Touraine bound for New York former Venezuelan president Cipriano Castro sails with his valet under the name Ruiz. Police watched his departure after Castro, once a defier of the United States, drew attention in Passy and aboard the ship.
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Havi- Dee
New York
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Passencer
United States
Passy
Walter
Rmicheo
Castro
Ruiz
Quinters
Util de Touraine
Will Debar Him From Landing
Washington reports that Castro, according to state department data, is suffering from a contagious disease that will prevent his admission to the United States under immigration laws.
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Washington
Castro
State Department
United States
Veterans Reach Rhinebeck After Long Campaign
The remnant sulffarette army, their faithful followers, arrived in Rhinebeck last night. They marched with heavy shoes, stepping high, facing rough roads and winter cold as they moved through the town.
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Rhinebeck
Dee
Winter Move Sends Jennines Irvan to Miami
William Jennines Irvan sails to Miami for the winter. The report lists other far flung items including storms on the Caspian Sea with 15 fishing boats lost and 40 fishermen missing.
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William Jennines Irvan
Miami
Fla
Caspian Sea
Mbert Pulser
Luther McCarts
Vernon
Cal
Church Conflict pulls Mexican cabinet into pacification efforts
President Madero seeks to diminish Minister of Interior Rafael Hernandez after he appealed to Catholic authorities for help against rebels. The move prompts Protestant and Freemason appeals for aid while Hernandez faces strong pressure to quit. In Ascension near Juarez, 250 federal troops were killed by rebels, with 15 survivors fleeing toward Casas Grandes.
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Mexico City
Madero
Rafael Hernandez
Free Masons
Republic
Hernandez
Zapata
Zapatistas
Ascension
el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Aubert Ut Juarez
Casas Grandes
Round Up in Chicago Linked to Diamond Murder Suspects
Nine people are under arrest in Chicago over the murder of J H Logue, a diamond merchant, at McVicker's theater building. Police believe they cracked a major wave of banditry with safeblowing and loot recovered from a north side flat. Among detainees are Clyde Stratton, Hampden, Mrs J B Hampden, Mrs Margaret Johnson, Frank Williams, William Duffy, Clifford Dynsten, and Edna Collyer. An unidentified woman is cited as a relative of Johnson.
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Chicago
J. HW. Logue
McViecker
Wno
Chcavo
North Side
Clyde Stratton
Columbus
Hampden
J. RB. Hampden
Margaret Johnson
Porento
Jimmie” Johnson
Frank Wiliams
William Duffy
Clifford Dynslen
Edna Collyer
Johnson
Fire devastates Brussels cinema. many killed
A devastating blaze tore through a Brussels moving picture theater during a matinee, destroying the building. Many patrons were burned, and others suffocated in the crush at the exit as the fire raged.
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Brussels
Complicates the Situation in Constantinople Peace Talks
The Turkish cabinet met after the London peace conference adjourned over Bulgarians and allies not agreeing to revietualing Adrianople. New instructions were sent to London. The Porte likely to appeal to the powers to aid in reaching an agreement.
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Constantinople
London
Adrianople
Stanton Sickles Promises Reimbursement Over State Fund
Albany reports Stanton Sickles son of General Daniel E Stickies pledges to ensure state reimbursement for funds unaccounted by his father while New York state monument commission chairman. Amount cited about 28000 dollars.
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Albany
N. Y
Senator Overman Suffering Appendicitis Attack
Senator Lee A. Overman of North Carolina was taken to a hospital after a sudden appendicitis attack. Doctors postponed the operation to allow his condition to improve.
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Washington
Dec
Lee A. Overman
North Carolina
Movement to Free the Apple Market
New York December 22 The House Wives League led by Julia Heath national president plans a campaign to release apples held to push prices higher. She notes western city destruction of ten carloads to curb supply and cites commission men blocking sale by shippers, likening them to a thief in the manger.
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New York
House- Wives’ League
Julia Heath
Heath
Earthquake Strikes Messina and Reggio Calabria
A violent earthquake struck Messina and Reggio Calabria at 9 o'clock Sunday morning. Residents are panic stricken and camping outdoors. Reggio suffered severe damage though inhabitants still live in temporary wooden huts after previous quakes.
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Messina
Dee
Regeto di Calabria
Reggio
Dairyman Fatally Wounded After Shootings in Kentucky
Louisville reporter says Dominic Gyr a dairyman barricaded in his home five miles from the city while fleeing a sheriffs posse pursuing him for shooting and fatally wounding his wife and her friend Mrs Murray Clarke a bystander and interceder. He died minutes later.
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Louisville
Dominick Gyr
Murray Clarke
Epidemic Depopulates Midville Georgia Town
In Midville Georgia the outbreak of cerebo spinal meningitis has killed fourteen residents and forced many others to seek treatment elsewhere. Stores close and doctors reportedly leave town as fear spreads.
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Midville
Dee
Georgia
Fatal stove fumes claim Mrs Leach in Indiana home
Miss Margaret Leach aged 62 died from asphyxiation caused by baseburner fumes at a house near the Hendricks county line in Lebanon Indiana A visiting sister Mrs John Harnett of Kansas nearly died from exposure in the same incident.
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Lebanon
Ind
Margaret Leach
Hendricks County
John Harnett
Kansas
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Martinique Report
A report notes severe earthquake shocks were felt in Martinique. The exact epicenter and damage details are not provided in the readable text. Local authorities urged calm and await official assessments.
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Martinique
Walsh Calls for Indiana Laws Protecting Women Workers
Indiana reform advocate Mr. Walsh urges two woman inspectors and a state bureau of inspection to safeguard 31 000 women and girls in factories, limit women’s work hours to eight daily, pass an adequate theater law, hire a sanitary engineer, and add deputies to boost factory oversight. He notes 622,828 workers in the state and 608 fire escapes ordered, with many installed.
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Indianapolis
Pee Eegg
Tal
S.de
Bureau of Inspection
Walsh
Mr. Walsh
Indiana
Ahd
Man Without Country Prince Seeks Citizenship Aid
Richmond reports the case of Mungene Prince twenty two living in the city who seeks citizenship for his son. Congress is asked to act as his grandfather and father were American citizens though Prince never resided in the United States. He works for International Harvester and faces travel limits without a special act. Lafayette Ind December 25. A separate item notes Mrs Venty Sweck thirty five who killed herself with carbolic acid after her husband left, endangering their two year old child. The doctor says the child at the mother’s head is likely to die.
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Fee
Prince
Livne
Sonny Man
House of Representatives Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Washington
Coneress
Russia
International Harvester Company
Congress
America
Lafayette
Ind
Dee
Ventely Sweck
Counterfeit money circulation spotted in Anderson
Anderson Indiana police warn merchants to carefully scrutinize quarters and half dollars after widespread counterfeit currency circulation is suspected. Officials attribute the operation to skilled counterfeiters, noting the likelihood of a deliberate, organized effort.
Jury Deadlocks in Actor Jack Lewis Assault Case
Richmond Indiana December 23 jury in the case against actor Jack Lewis charged with assault on a twelve year old girl disagreed after nineteen hours of deliberation and was discharged. The second hearing is set for December 26.
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Richmond
Ind
Jack Lewis
Christmas Clemency Extended
Governor Marshall pardoned one inmate at the Indiana Reformatory and granted paroles to twelve other prisoners across the reformatory and the state prison.
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Indianapolis
Marshall
Indiana Reformatory
Reformatory
Sudden Death of Washington Editor
Stephen Belding political editor of the Washington Democrat died suddenly in a hotel room in Washington Indiana. Officials attribute the death to apoplexy and plan further investigation.
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Washington
Ind
Stephen Belding
The
Washington Democrat
Governor Donaghey defends pardons in Arkansas
Governor Donaghey issued a statement defending his action to pardon 200 state convicts remarking the Arkansas penitentiary system is a burning hell feeding fortunes to contractors. He cited critics and warned opposition aims to abolish the convict system and force a feared outcome. The pardoned include murder, manslaughter, burglary, and robbery convicts among others.
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Little Rock
Ark
Donaghey
Arkansas Penitentiary
Hig
Arkansas
Biease
Ming
Arm amputation after accidental shotgun discharge
In Shelbyville on December 25, Chete Shaw, 43, lost an arm when a shotgun fired as he grabbed the muzzle to reach a squirrel. The charge tore his arm above the elbow and he bled severely before aid arrived, with his condition described as dangerous. A Miami decree mentions former presidents and Taft visit implications on canal zone governance.
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Shelbyville
Dad
Chete Shaw
Pamiamia
Porras
Mendoza
Bovil
Chiari
Taft
Me. Paft
Canal Zone
Harnessing the sun and giant reflector at Pasadena
The Pasadena plant unveils a colossal thirty two foot diameter parabolic reflector. It claims to convert solar power on a scale foretold by Lewis Nivon and echoes early science fiction visions of future energy. The device revolves the disk to produce a seventy nine and a half foot focal effect as it tracks the sun.
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Lewis Nivon
Pasadena
Cal
Courtroom confusion and clerical letters cause confusion
A fragment from a historical page shows a chaotic court scene with attorneys and a judge debating naval court access. It shifts to a nonconformist clergyman reporting on a courteous vicar letter about conducting a funeral in a churchyard, noting the note’s polite yet ominous tone.
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Aldager
Naval Court
owsNer
Pau Mero Redalph Smithers
Pam
Massachusetts
Smithers
Arkkal
Manchester
Che Kilyg
Londom
Jury verdict in Hickey murder case returns second degree
After twenty six hours of deliberation the jury in the Frank Hickey trial for the murder of seven year old Joseph Joseph of Lackawanna on October 22 returns a verdict of murder in the second degree. The penalty is not less than twenty years at hard labor in state prison.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Frank Hickey
Joseph Joseph
Lackawanna
Paik Browesht
Atate
Steamship Snowden Range Overdue From Philadelphia
Great concern is felt by shipping men for the steamship Snowden Range which sailed from Philadelphia on November 23 for Leith Scotland. The ship is fourteen days overdue with a crew of twenty five men and nothing has been heard since.
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Philadelphia
Leith
Scotland
Mail Sacks Stolen From Wabash Train Recovered in Town
Two rifled mail sacks stolen from a Wabash train were found in a vacant lot in Sprinsfield GL on Dec 26. One pouch held registered mail and officials estimate the loss will total over 10,000 dollars.
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Sprinsfield
Notice to Subscribers at New Albany Tribune
Readers not receiving their newspaper regularly are asked to notify the Tribune Company. Contact Cumberland 881 and Wome 225 for prompt delivery assistance.
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New Albany Tribune
Tribune Company
Cumberland
Local Notes From Carnegie Library and City Society
Owing to lighting repairs the Carnegie library will be closed tonight and Wednesday for Christmas. A large whiskey shipment to John H. Fisher of State Street is believed to be the city’s largest single consignment. Divorce action begins as Huey Poore seeks separation from Joseph Poore after May 1 1932. allegations include assault on her and their children. Indiana National Guard private Fnimett Metcalf faces arrest for selling removed armer equipment. University investigates alleged misconduct by twelve Indiana University students after the Purdue Indiana game. Christmas mail reaches former New Albany residents connected to Raymond Lodge. A double wedding is planned tomorrow at Greenville Methodist parsonage for Louis J. Ruglentan and Miss Cora H. Jekel, and Ora L. Mingleman with Miss Gertrude Mabel Wells. ceremony by Rev. Capehart.
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Carnegie Library
John H. Fisher
State Street
Fnimett Metcalf
Indiana National Buard
Peart Street
Martin and
Carson
Harry TH. Austin
Sod Tds
Methodist
Greenville
Louis JD. Ruglentan
William M. Engleman
Creorgetown
Cora HK. Jekel
William Jekel
Louisville
Ora L. Mingleman
Oscar Engleman
Cgiertrude Mabel Wells
Amos Wells
Gheenville
Mr. Capehart
Parisian waiter affair ends with mistaken bill
An American in a Paris bistro ordered multiple dishes and a dessert. When charged 80 francs, he paid, but the waiter returned change and the customer offered a tip. The waiter refused the tip, saying the franc was the correct amount, correcting the traveler in polite but firm terms.
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Parisian
Oife
France
Electric Bitters Prove Worth, W Va Man's Strong Praise
C B Rader of Lewisburg West Virginia credits Electric Bitters with a double benefit curing ten years of stomach trouble and rheumatism. He says the remedy suits his case as if made for him and lists dyspepsia indigestion jaundice and kidney poisons as issues it helps. Each bottle 50 cents at Knoefel Drug Co.
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C. B. Rader
Lewisburg
W. Va
Knoefel Drug Co
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