Auto crash death prompts inquest for Norwood
Struck by car on the Monrovia road January night led to Norwood’s death weeks later from pneumonia. Inquest set for Wednesday to determine if death was from injuries or natural causes. Dean, driver of the car, faced reckless driving charges. Norwood survived by mother Mary Norwood and siblings. Funeral at Church of the Wreth Ren in Monrovia.
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Benjamin Niewort
Norwood
Form South
Fic
owmarket-Monrovia
Frederick Civ
William Fo Dee Chink
Oneer Roe
Levis
Sekich
Sekich Woth Be Before Shagieboate Patnen
Schnuit
Ques
Monrovia
Dean
Ano
E. M Roop
New Market
Sanday
Schavchfer
Lewis and
W. RK. May
Mary A. Norwood
Benjamin F. Norwood
Church of the Wrethren
Mountain M. E. Church
Comus
Hilton and Burdette
Maln Hort
Schrader
Woh
Cecil
William AL. Campbell
Daherbold
Tas City
May
Bea
Elihu Root Dies At His Home In New York
Elihu Root, longtime American statesman, dies at his New York home after a two week illness from bronchial pneumonia. Funeral plans pending, with services likely at Hamilton College chapel in Clinton, New York, Root’s alma mater, on Tuesday.
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Elihu Root
New York
Elihu
Kone
William MccKanley
Hamilton
Collene
Clinton
Mr . Root
Lewis Charged After West of New Market Wreck
Report describes a Sunday evening crash on the National Highways west of New Market involving a Lewis vehicle. He was charged with operating while intoxicated after the collision and jailed in default for a heating issue.
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Lewis
New Market
Duckett
Raymond Mo Bauernsehmiedt
Baltimore
Aertoplain
Police Court to hear four Virginia men on assault charges
A local wall box call led to arrests of Roosevelt Brown Wil Vint Ueadisi tal Watt Maugh and Charles Short all of Virginia and Charles Price of this city. They face assault with intent to rob at a Police Court hearing tonight. A separate arrest is noted for Thomas Philips charged with assault and battery on Mrs Iva Stine with hearing expected tonight.
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Ho Hadeen
Roosevelt Brown
Wil- Vint Ueadisi Tal Watt Maugh
Virginia
Charles Short
Jatt
Charles Prices
North Bentz Street
O' Beers
Sixth
Bentz
Sergt
Dames i Solt
Solt
Price
Guy Anders
Omeora Bon Phebus
Charles Burras
Pricer
Kittiehart’s
Brown
Shern
Hough
Branson
Thomas Philips
Iva Stine
Mhilapow
Air Lines Exonerated In Suit For Damages
Washington reports that Pennsylvania Air Lines were cleared of blame in two damage suits. Justice J. W. Cox ruled that plane passengers assume risks inherent in air travel. The case involved two Washington passengers aboard a Cleveland-bound flight near Harper's Ferry when a downdraft caused a violent descent.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Air Lines
Dyistice J. W. Cox
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Persiso
George P. Kimmel
Hiomeor J Byrd
Wlingis
Cleveland
Harper's Ferry
Cornelus Hh. Doherty
Cox
Deadlock in Detroit strike at GM over sole recognition
Detroit February reports a deadlock in talks between Governor Murphy and GM negotiator John J Laws after a two hour session on a proposed peace plan. Officials said negotiations may adjourn or postpone with no decisive outcome and investigations continuing. Near settlement was reportedly possible as corporation and labor leaders pushed to resolve the sole recognition dispute.
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General Motors
Ftr
Frank Murphy
John J Laws
Reiss
Murphy
Lewin
Saad An
Mar. Dewey Jjimes
Dewes
Federal
Washington
Corporation and Labor Congress
Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Additional Safety Device on Air Liners
The Air Commerce Bureau plans to require new safety devices on airliners to reduce communication hazards from weather. Edgar S. Gorrell of the Air Transport Association cited lack of government safety as causing crashes. Officials expect anti static antennas on transport planes by year end, with possible later use of direction finders or radio compasses.
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Washington
Air Commerce Bureau
Edgar S. Gorrell
Air Transport Association
Enon
Pope Blesses Manila Eucharistic Congress by Radio
Vatican reports Pope Pius XI, in a steady voice from his divan, blessed 500000 Catholics gathered for the International Eucharistic Congress in Manila. He appealed for all men to return to the way of Christ and urged the Congress to foster missions amid his two month illness.
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Vatican City
Rome
Pope Pius. XI
Manila
Passenger bears risks of air travel under jury charge
In his charge to the jury the justice ruled that the risks incident to air travel are assumed by the passenger, provided that the pilot exercises reasonable care and diligence.
Supreme Court Reform Faces Congress Split
Washington feb 7 Congress stands on the threshold of party split over President Roosevelts plans to reorganize the Federal judiciary and the executive departments. The proposal would allow Justices over 70 to retire or see new members appointed as the current court has six members above the age limit. House and Senate judiciary committees prepared to review the plan amid growing public and political debate.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
House Judiciary
Conuss
Supreme Court
Flood Waters Held By Levees Protect Mississippi Crest
Memphis Mississippi flood battle: 125000 workers defend levees as southerly winds push water. River crested briefly at 48.22 feet, rose to around 48.90 feet by afternoon, with engineers fighting seepage and sandbars as floodwaters moved south toward the Gulf.
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Memphis
Tenn
Gulf
F. W. Brist
Uses Church To Give Simpson Case Opinion
Cambridge Md Feb, Dr Humphreys and church pastor lectured on the Abe dictation and the Simpson case. The English view cited a king and a son who betrayed his birthright, with reflections on honor and downfall in a Salis bury church service.
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Church
Simpson
Cambridge, Md
T—Mey
Geo W. Shumphreys
Edward
Mire Simpson
Humphress
Flood Toll Rises as Relief Efforts Continue
The article notes 407 dead with 107 newly reported, and about fff refugees in the Ghia and Missosappi Valleye. Red Cross relief contributions near 17 000 600. Local rains hinder flood workers in the danger zone, while engineers say Ohio River valley rains will not affect the Mississippi tributary which is falling steadily.
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Ghia
Missosappi
Kheee
Red Cross
Ohio River
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