Boy’s Body Found After Confession in Kidnapping Case
Associated Press reports Deter Kudzinowski, 28, confessed to kidnapping and killing a boy on November 17 in Scranton, Pennsylvania. He allegedly described the burial site and a prior murder of Harry Quinn, tied to a dispute over liquor, with the victim taken from New York City to a cinema then a ride before the fatal confrontation.
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Associated Tress
Joseph Stocela
O J
Derot
Deter Kydvimavsky
Ting
Scranton
Penn
Kudzinowski
Ini
New York City
Harry Quinn
Gambler Held for High Ransom in Kentucky Case
Police report a renowned gambler known as Alvey was kidnapped near his Fourth Avenue home as relatives and associates noted the incident. Witnesses describe a staged abduction with revolvers visible, while investigators consider ransom demands and possible motives tied to past gambling losses and a notorious New York associate. The case mirrors historic intrigue in the gambling world and highlights law actions against kidnapping for ransom under early Kentucky law.
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Ed Alvex
Arnold Rothstein
Jose Awomobiié
Fourth Avenue
Sit
Bessie
Alves
Kentucky
Governor Gray
Meridian War
Kim Williams
Spring Station
Alvey
Dupont Quits Senate Seat Resigns Due To Health
State Senator T. Coleman duPont of Delaware resigns from the U.S. Senate citing health reasons. Gov. Robinson published the letter designating the resignation to Vice President Dawes. DuPont, a Republican, had served since 192? after appointment to replace Josiah Wolcott, with term set to end in 1930.
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States
T- Coleman duPont
Delaware
Senate
Robinson
Dawes
duPont
Ilness
Cambridge
DuPonti
William D. Denney
Josiah ©. Wolcott
Put
Thomas F. Bayard
Atte
Haven School Christmas Sale by Parent Teacher Association
The Haven school Parent-Teacher Association announces a Christmas sale and related fundraising event. Proceeds support school programs and activities with details about date, location, and participation to follow.
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Haven
Christ
House backs 10 million for naval stations upgrades
The House approved a 14.8 million plan to modernize naval stations including elevating turret guns on battleships Pennsylvania and Arizona, adding anti aircraft batteries and improved handling. A 10.1 million portion would fund major improvements within treaty limits. La Guardia opposed spending ahead of peace leadership.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Sugcvasion
Naval Establishment
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Italy
Navy Department
la Guardia
New York
United States
Congress
King George Improves Slowly Says Palace Bulletin
London reports a royal bulletin saying King George's condition shows slow improvement after critical illness. Physicians note the king had a late night and lower temperature, though officials caution that progress remains cautious and gradual.
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Associated Press
London
Bec
George
Buckingham Palace
Bigger and Better in 1929 for United States ports
The message urges support for a stronger Republican alignment in Washington and local unity to advance Navy Yard prosperity. It stresses upcoming elections as a duty to boost city activity, improve administration, and promote prosperity in naval industries through cross party cooperation.
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Washngton
Hanieblank
Harmory
Washington
Portsmoanthey
Navy Yard
Ryeman Taken To Hospital After Lafayette Road Collision
John Berry of Trefethen’s corner lye was brought to the Portsmouth hospital after a late evening collision on Lafayette road. Frank Martell of 250 Oak Street Somerville Mass drove the car owned by Martin Lebeau of 15 Tanney Street Cambridge Mass and struck Berry when he swerved to avoid a truck. Martell stopped a few feet away and carried the injured man to hospital for treatment of minor injuries.
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Trefethen's
Lye
Portsmouth Hopital
Welocke
Lafayette Road Byan
Frank Martell
Oak Street
Somerville
Mass
Martin Lebeauc
Tanney Street
Cambridge
Martell
Portsmouth
Berry
NO MORE HORSES 10 BE USED
The Portsmouth post office will stop horse drawn vehicles for transfer between the office and the Beaton and Maine depot. Kinela Sam aims to switch to motorized service with bids out and opening dated January 25. The current contractor is Badger-Nand Te? Company.
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Portsmouth Postseferes
Badger-Nand Te? Company
Plan Annual Xmas Sale at Methodist Church
The Ladies' Aid Society announces its annual Christmas sale in the vestry on Wednesday and Thursday December 11 and 13. The event features a roast chicken dinner and a large harvest supper, with proceeds supporting church work.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Fire swallows coal yard as barges drift toward homes
Providence December 6 flames swept the John R White and Long Co coal yard and spread to a nearby tenement district. The captain of a coal barge was burned while escaping as the barge drifted into the river. Fire timers fought the general conflagration, arousing scores of families who fled their homes. Damages estimated later.
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Associated Press
Providence
R. T
John R. White
Long Col
Algo
Frank Cots
Lawdock
Strawberry Bank Encampment Plans December Smokers
At the next meeting on Monday December 10 a smoker will be enjoyed after the business session. Each member may invite one guest to attend the event marking the anniversary.
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Strawberry Bank
Legion post presents gold watch to past commander
At the regular meeting of the American Legion post in Legion Hall, Past Commander Robert M. Bruce was presented with a white gold watch in recognition of his excellent service. Regular routine business occupied the remainder of the meeting.
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Frank E. Booma
Ambcican ‘Legion
Legion’ ‘Hall
Robert . M
Bruce
Imeetig
Phoebe Randall Wins Honor Mention in War Girl Scout Contest
Phoebe Randall of Kittery Polnk earned an honorable mention in the recent War Girl Scout contest held during War Girl Scant Week. The event showcased local scouts and community participation with Randall highlighted for notable achievement.
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Phoebe Randall
Kittery _Polnk
Explosion at New York disinfecting plant kills and injures
An explosion at the Kill-all Disinfecting Co plant on East 108th Street New York left at least six dead and many injured with several unaccounted for. Ambulances and fire crews rushed to the scene as the first body recovered was Harry Freeman, a part owner.
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New York
Clubhouse Closed for Season by Pannaway Club Directors
The Board of Directors has closed the clubhouse for the season. A meeting scheduled for tonight will discuss next steps and interim arrangements despite limited details available from the brief notice.
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Hoe
Penels
1929 Taxes Paid On 270 Autos
Owners of 270 motor vehicles have paid the required taxes for 1929 at the tax collector's office. The amount paid governs the year and indicates full compliance by the vehicle owners up to today.
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Upe
Visit Lodge at Farmington event notice
A short fragment notes a visit to Visit Lodge at Farmington on Strawberry Street near Med River last evening. Mentions a group of members and Rank Encampment.
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Farmington
Strawberry Sted
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