Marines suspect deserters train Sandinistas in warfare
Reports from Nicaragua say two U S Marines captured by rebel general Sandino may have aided his forces by teaching Marine combat methods under threat of death. Intelligence notes no proof beyond a front-line report, but Sandino’s attacks show growing familiarity with Marine tactics amidst 1009 ships? and 0 010 rounds of ammunition. Reinforcements reach Quill Nicaragua as skirmishing intensifies and a new relief column moves toward Sandino’s former stronghold. Names Henry of Oklahoma, Pomorski of St Paul, Hooks of New Orleans, and Coyle of Weymouth listed among wounded in action.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Sandino
Cficers
Nicaragua
Marine Corps
Sandimo
Marine Inttelligence
Lerger
Washington
Augusto Sandino
Sandin
Ingsee Coutry
Samien
Navy Department
Jece Henry
Oklahoma Ly
Gates Edward Pomorski
St. Paul
L.H. Hooks
New Orleans
John T Coyle
Weymouth
Mass
Butler Sees Godlingle Not Eliminated From Rage Talks
Kansas City. May W R Butler, chair of the national committee, said President Coolidge not necessarily eliminated from presidential possibilities. He noted chances the president would be drafted for a third term were slight because of opposition in some quarters. Butler said Herbert Hoover was gaining strength and announced that campaign plans would be opened in New York. He urged support for the June convention and discussed race in politics.
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Kansas City
Butler
Coolidge
Ata Rhe City Chamber of Commerce
Bwiler
Herbert Hoosivengih
West
Heorris Campann Omanseer
Kes York
Concer Cy Pf
Chamber of Tentsneren Prrakiast
Dutier
Chartier PD Fh
1S Verkvier
Natin
Cannyiter
Tournathon
Hanior
Arcant
Moriudaer
New York
Diamond Runner Dies at Grasfontein Farm Race
A reported incident at Grasfontein farm in the Union of South Africa involved a diamond running event with about 40,049 participants. The details are unclear due to fragmented text, but the scene described included a large gathering and substantial public attention.
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Grasfontein
Union of South Africa
France Backs U S Plan to Outlaw War
Washington received a favorable French reply to Secretary Kellogg's note proposing an international covenant to outlaw war. Paris supports extending the agreement beyond the United States and France to major European nations. Briand suggests condemning aggressive war as national policy, not all war.
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Washington
Kellogg
France
Ctate Department
United States
Briand
Zona Gale Withdraws From Delegate At Large Race
Madison report: Zona Gale Portage noted writer and one of four La Follette Progressive Republican delegates for the national convention at Milwaukee on November 15 declines Apr election candidacy. Her place will be taken by Mrs. Erick H Johnson Fredenc widow of a former Wisconsin assembly member who was associated with the Progressive group for twenty years.
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Madison
Zona Gale Portage
Whoas
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Assembler
Wisconsin
Gale
Progre
Panslausater Charged At Mesa
A local arrest records show Panslausater charged in Mesa with offenses linked to a reported incident. Authorities say the case involves multiple individuals and ongoing investigations by the Mesa Police Department.
Chicago bid to host Democratic national convention grows
Chicago leaders led by George E Brennan plan to cover all convention expenses to lure the Democratic national committee to the city. A Jackson Day dinner Jan 12 sparks heavy reservations as Washington corresp Bascom W Timmons notes the rush of party leaders and workers, with Chicago among potential sites for the 1924 style gathering. The race focuses on cities including San Francisco Miami Cleveland Detroit Denver Chicago and St. Louis.
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City of Washington
Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Bascom W. Timmons
Washington
Daily Northwestern
National Committee
Dmmer
Madison Square Garden
City
San Francisco
Miami
Cleveland
Detroi
Denver
St. Louis
Jim” Reed
Sam” Fordyce
Mississippi
Appointment and hearings on new congressional committees
A summary outlines three appointments to key committees and nominations, with a special session examining Mexican documents and national labor discussions. The piece highlights a Republican member Beck and an ongoing investigation into smuggling activities amid committee actions.
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Tarrat
Porto Paco
Lode Levi
Horst
Beck
Heer
Boulder Damm
Daily Northwestern marks sixty years of service in Oshkosh
On January 6 1928 The Daily Northwestern celebrates its sixtieth anniversary noting growth from 200 to 16000 copies daily four to forty pages press capacity from 600 to 36000 per hour telegraph output from two to about 25 columns and 30000 words staff from six to over sixty plans a new building and press facilities to extend capacity The newspaper highlights its association with Associated Press and United Press to match metropolitan dailies in coverage and speed.
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Northwestern
Dihial Times
Daily Northwestern
Oshkosh
Daily
Associated Press
United Press
Globe
Beck Defends Right to 10 Seat in House
Washington reports Rep. James M. Beck a Republican from Pennsylvania defends his right to a House seat before a elections committee amid residency questions. Beck cites Philadelphia ties, frequent visits, and activity in the city. Garrett accuses him of lacking a true Philadelphia residence. The committee will decide on possible investigation as Beck asserts his link to his native state and city.
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Washington
House Elections Committee
James M. Beck
Republican
House
Philadelphia
Beck
Garrett
Tenn
Solicitor General
The
United States
Senator Ware
Pennsylvania
Senate
Congress
Commonwealth
Ione
Jerseys
New Jersey
Wastyneton
Essential Steps in Horicon Marsh Case
Conservation officials plan to inform the Railroad Commission to build a dam below Homeoh math and fix marsh levels. A petition enabling the marsh to be refigured is circulating among conservation commissioners and will be presented to the Public Utilities Regulation Commission after four sign.
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Madkan
Drrestor L. B. Nagirr Weday
Adolph Kanneberg
Konservation Commission
Railroad Commission
Homeoh
Monarch on St Moritz bobsled saved by passenger
Advices from St Moritz describe King Albert of Belgium in a bobsled accident. A passenger seized the king by the trousers to pull him into position and balance the sled after it skidded. Albert sustained an elbow abrasion, and Lord Northesk was knocked down. Dudley Delavigne, an earl, grabbed the monarch to prevent a crash.
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London
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Albert
Belgium
The
Daily Mail
King Alpert
Lord Northesk
Elizabeth
King Albert
Pont Enow
Dudley Delavigne
Calmly Awaits Death At Ohio State Penitentiary
Floyd Hewitt, 17, sits awaiting execution by electric chair after a murder involving Mrs Fred Brown and her son. Governor Donahey may grant a reprieve. warden hints Hewitt will be strapped soon. The case involves a poker and barewall bat attack during a failed assault on the mother. Weather and local distractions noted as the site readies for the sentence.
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State Penitentiary
Columbus
T RO Thoma
Newatt
New Move Offers Possibilities in Snyder Gray Case
The governor voiced clemency limits as Mrs Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray faced imminent electric chair execution next week. A supreme court move hinted at possible postponement, while Edgar Hazelton pressed for a jury trial to cancel $97,000 in Prudential policies on Albert Snyder.
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Smith
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Supreme Court
Snyder
Edgar Hazelton
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Albert Snyder
Gray
Justice Levy
Charlys la Doran
Albury
Louis Mason
Negra
Buffalo
Bothere
Remus
Cincinnati
Fudge
Charles Bell
George Femus
Millonaire
Limastaid
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Imogens
Lima
William H. Lueders
Beil
Jmus
Cerca Jade Re
Acme
Eptase
Evidence Links Avila To Alleged Forged Papers
A Washington correspondent reports evidence linking Avila to forged documents amid a failed attempt to secure a presidential pardon. The piece notes language confusion and possible involvement of agents, with references to Spanish sources and Hearst publications.
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Avila
Rewards Offered for Capture and Conviction of Kidnappers
Chippewa Falls Wisconsin residents face a kidnapping scare as rewards totaling 2000 dollars were issued for the capture and conviction of the would be kidnapper threatening two Cornell children for ransom. The same writer sent threats to other families, with authorities noting the letters likely originate from the same person.
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Chippewa
Wis
Cornell
Foster
Clara ‘Tearlmar
Bermard
Stade
Blazing Sparrow Sets Fire to Barn in Ashland
Fragmentary report describes a blaze ignited by a sparrow or sparrow figure near a barn in Ashland. It mentions heat, smoke, and possible attempts to reignite flames, with references to men named Erickon and others involved.
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Ashland
Briksea
Erickon
Former Cook Takes Stand At Rearing Hearing
After four sensational days, the courthouse hearing to remove Sheriff Walter F. Plummer was expected to adjourn until Tuesday morning Jan 10. Special Commissioner Herbert J. Piper planned the pause to allow witnesses and officials to return home, with reassembly set for Monday Jan 9.
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Walter F. Plummer
Herbert J. Piper
Zimmerman
Frank B. Keefe
Phimmer
Petihortier
D. —& Alien
Plummer
Mer
Keele
Circuit
Fred Beglinger
Circuit Court
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