U S Marine Presence in Nicaragua Likely to Endure
President Coolidge laid out in a message to Congress the U S policy in Nicaragua and the arms issue fueling the revolt. He said Marines will stay to protect lives and property, with withdrawal only possible if congressional opposition shifts. The White House and Borah-led critics face a pivotal week in shaping intervention.
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Ludwell Denny
Lmited Press Star
Washington
United States
Nicaragua
Marine Legation Guard
Managua
Borah
Congress
White House
Associated Press
Washington, D
Coneresy
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Sarasa
Mexico
Coslhige
Wingust
Revolutionista
Moeslean
Oshkosh Girl Is Participant In Whirlwind Marriage
Special to The Northwastern Milwaukee Wisconsin reports a rapid courtship culminated yesterday in Waukegan when Maxine O'Brien, a Milwaukee nurse, wed Quayly Mumford, son of Rev. Manly J. Mumford of Pearl City. The pair, who met at a dance, traveled by train and taxi to marry before witnesses, then returned to Milwaukee to announce their marriage and residence at Cedar Street.
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Northwastern
Milwaukee
Tuele Hou
Wisconsin
Waukepan
Che Mate Reuse
Quayly Munford
Manly J. Mumford
Pearl City
Wits
Maxine O'Brien
Milwaukee Hospital
Mumford
Milwaukee N
Justics
Tra Mumford
Cedar Street
Tragedy at Launer Place Theater Claims Many Young Lives
A fatal stampede after a small balcony fire at the Launer Place picture theater killed seventy six and left many more injured. The morgue identified seventy four victims as frantic parents searched for missing children among the crowd of spectators. The balcony packed for a 17 cent matinee drew families to theater shows like Sparrows, with panic flaring as smoke filled the woodwork and stairways jammed with fleeing patrons.
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J.B. Ket
Dusled Presa
Montireal
Launer Place Picture Theater
Ior
Toda
Avex
Marty Pichford
Ernie Wirepatrick
Hyals
Bugnardielk
Resas
Ehael Apurphye
Edilas Mimpin
Michael
Liddie
Quebec Enacts Theater Law Aimed at Preventing Tragedies
Montreal reports Quebec passes a cinema law restricting admission of unaccompanied children under sixteen at movie shows to curb disasters like the Latimer Palace fire where seventy six children died. Penalty is one month imprisonment for first offense. four theater staff were held in detectives’ custody.
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United Press Montreal
Que
Quebec
Latimer Palace
Seth
Turor
Stearcher
Janager
Warpro Toiny
Bar
Sta
Amen Lawand
Richael Arie
Cami Brgy
Alex Razzy
Theaters Ban Elbows on Exit Stairs Under Code
The Wisconsin building code bans elbows on exit stairs in theaters and public buildings. Officials enforce seat capacity, separate exit circuits, and safety standards to prevent disasters. The move aims to avoid incidents like prior crowding and ensure clear egress during emergencies.
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United Presa
Madison
Wisconsin
Atate Industrial Commission
Campaisgen Flse
Montreal
Ask Curtitus to Form New Ministry
The Associated Press reports Berlin President von Hindenburg invites Prof. Talia Currin to form a new ministry to succeed Chancellor Marx, who resigned weeks ago after a government crisis. Currin would lead the cabinet in a tumultuous political moment.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Fidey
Talia Currin
Rendomle
Mars Thliget
Chancelor Marx
Emergency Marine Mobilization Over Nicaragua Crisis
Washington reports a mobilization of 400 marines from Guantanamo to Nicaragua with San Diego to organize two battalions. Senate Foreign Relations Committee questions Kellogg while Latimer restricts arms landings to the Diaz government as Managua warns of imminent Liberal attacks and Conservative casualties near Corinto.
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San Diego
Calif
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wheeler
Montana
Nicaragua
Kellogs
Wichoul
Mightial
la Jeune
Marine Corps
Guantanamon
Cuba
Mexico
San Juan del Sur
Corinto
Lea
Nandaime
Tiinso Quintenela
Wet and Dry Issue Dominates Wisconsin Speaker Election
Jockeying for the speakership in the Wisconsin Legislature begins with Progressive and conservative factions. The wet and dry question looms as a major hurdle, with John W. Tiber of Milwaukee favored by Progressives, while W. H. Itwords of Milwaukee attracts conservative support. Key votes from Socialist and Francis Prescott alignments threaten the final outcome as candidates strain to gain the majority.
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United Presa
Mufixon
Ach Growy
Assemblymnan
John W. Tiber
Milwaukee
Frank L Prescott
William Coleman
Mey
Tin Follette
Deedda Truks- Hemblyman
Alvin Mele
Madison
Fea
Senate Deliberations Cover Tariffs Nominations and Bills
Senate resumes maternity bill and tariff commission probe while considering alien property, interstate commerce nomination of Carus E. Woods, Capper-Detendent packers and stockyards act, and related farm bills. House weighs independent offices appropriation and state justice commerce labor appropriations.
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United Press
Senate
Tariff Commission
Finance
Interstate Commerce Committee
Carus E. Woods
Pennsylvania
Interstate Enmerce Commission
Rceniture
Worberk
Wouse
Appropriations
Eanahield
Justice, Commerce and Labor
Two youths die as car sinks through Pewaukee Lake ice
In Pewaukee Wisconsin a car carrying Charles Moray and Harold Merritt fell through the ice as the vehicle broke through at a treacherous hole. Merritt’s body was recovered after hours of grappling and Moray remained missing despite efforts by Milwaukee coast guard crews.
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United Press
Pewauker
Wis
Pewaukee Lake
Charles Moray
Harold Merritt
Merrite
Morey
Milwaukee Coast Buard
Marcy
Hodty
January 18 Set for Trial of Five Men
Five men are slated for trial on January 18 in Circuit Court. The defendants include Captain Threise and officers from a good government group with charges of circulating fraudulent statements opposing Raymond Evrard's election as district attorney.
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Tiréen
Raymond Evrard
Evrard
Supreme Court denies appeal in Sinclair contempt case
The United States Supreme Court today denied Sinclair's bid for review of appellate rulings on his indictment. The decision leaves in place a lower court ruling that evaluated the legality of the indictment and related charges, reflecting ongoing legal disputes involving the multimillionaire defendant.
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Ry United
Washington, D. C
Itarry F. Sin Lclair
Renate
Pseriiule
Investigatiog
United States Supreme Court
Elreult Courts of Appeals
Revolution In Mexico Declared By New Movement
Paso Texas reports a revolutionary movement in Mexico led by Jose Gandara and Rene Capistran Garta. The proclamation names War Secretary Clementa and generals Nicholay Fernandez and Juan Galindo, with 15 000 troops already under arms and plans for cross-border actions.
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Associatad Press
Paso
Tex
Revolutlion
Mesage
Clementa
Jose
Gandara
Rene Capiaatram Garta
Eley
Mexico
el Paso
Republic
Mexico City
Nicholay Fernandez
Juan
Galindo
Naugherty and Miller Ordered to Stand Trial
Federal Judge Knox denied motions to dismiss indictments charging former attorney Penera Naugherty and Thomas W Muller with defrauding the United States over the return of enemy property seized during the war. They must face a second trial on the charges.
Baseball Scandal Eyed By Judge In Washington D C
Washington D C a new baseball scandal looms as J N Tincher republian of Kansas alleges fixing in a 1878 game. He claims bribes totalling several dollars influenced a homerun and third strike calls, prompting appeal to Commissioner Landis and wider scrutiny of past actions.
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Timmons
Watlington
Northwestern
Washington, D. C
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Republian
Kansas
Iny
Wiech
Landia
Elther Dutch Leonard
Swedersborg
Landis
Amon
Nichol
Browning
Kanye Concremsman
Aulie
Milwaukee-Area Typhoid Rate Among Lowest in Nation
A Knited Press report notes Milwaukee Milwaukee area records the second lowest typhoid fever death rate in the country with a population over 506000. It recalls seven typhoid deaths in a prior year and references a policy era headline from 1950s data.
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Knited Press
Milwaukee
Miwaukee
Mkaukee
Neutral zones set by Admiral Latimer on Nicaraguan coast
Admiral Latimer reports two neutral zones at Pringapolhs and Leal Lagoon to protect American lives and property as revolutionary forces threaten shipments and paralyze Escondida river area. He cites seized property and rising convictions, warning of danger to U.S. interests along the eastern coast.
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Sacas Liberal
du Banner
United Prec
Washington, D. C
Nicarasuan
Admiral Latimer
United State Forees
State Department
Latimer
Escondida River
Lamlur
Wisconsin Snowstorm Halts Service and Breaks Records
A Arctic blast drove temperatures from near zero to 59 with heavy snow in Milwaukee and surrounding areas. Up to 22 inches blanketed Wisconsin, crippling intercity bus service and delaying trains as cities reported substantial drifts and closures.
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Associated Press
Arctic Postr
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Hove
Poison tragedy at desert camp ends boy's life
Reported assault and subsequent death at a desert camp leaves 22 year old Hy Assaheled Press J Milwaithes and 20 year old The fluid divin the thragit of ery Wien among those injured as hospital care continues. Police investigate possible connections to a crime scene and motives amid confusing details.
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Assaheled
Milwaithes
Bataleen
Ery
Wien
Fathy
Waite Reed
Mies Wilson
Ce Deni
Rudd
Tadd
Shemant
Jerusalem artichoke eyed as potential sugar crop
Washington correspondent reports U S interest in Jerusalem artichoke as a domestic sugar source. Bureau of Standards notes fevulose from the tuber. President Coolidge tasted it at a Nebraska dinner. Sen Howell and experts discuss wider climate adaptability and yield comparisons with sugar beet, with Nebraska and Iowa leading potential production regions.
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Bureau of Standards
Cooldgy
W .A. Taylor
Butonu
House Committee On Agriculture Appropriations
Washington
Jerusalem
Taylor
Nebraska
Iowa
Texas
New Mexico
Wisconsin
Oklahomes
Responsibility for Rear End Collision Attributed to Lone Victim
An Associated Press report from Savannah notes company officers placed responsibility on the lone victim in a Century Red line wreck. The collision involved two sections bound from Chicago to Boston, with passengers jolted from berths as the train derailed. A later statement cited electrical and braking failures, but no injuries were fatal.
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Associated Press
Savannah
New York
Vietto
Walter Beavne
Buffalo
Progineer
Chivags
Boston
Ralliston
Momimg
Fies
Bad
Trap Grown in Tree Report Unclear Evidence
Fragmented notes describe a trap in a tree and a figure named Steyn Gare BHR with references to tolling and a candle display. Details are garbled, no clear event date or location. Attempted context suggests an incident involving a trap and a suspect, but facts remain unreadable.
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Bertin
Wilke
Steyn Gare
Montreal Fire Panic Kills Seventy Seven Children
Disaster follows fright as a cinema fire stampede in Montreal's Sumner Palace and Liuerrer palace theater walls. Seventy six children killed in one blaze, sixty eight identified, autopsies show asphyxiation and crush injuries. victims include adults and injured children in hospital.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Sumner Palace
Leduc
Liuurier Palace
Mars
Graphics of survivors recount Montreal theater tragedy
Survivors describe the Laurier Palace fire in Montreal with vivid recollections. Antoine Girouard, 16, and Ernie Wirepatrick, 10, tell of flames, blocked stairs, and crowds as firefighters battled the blaze.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Laurier Palace
Antoine Girouard
Montreal General Hospital
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