Hickman Eludes Seattle Police in Hunt for Abductor
Satta Wash December 22 William Edward Hickman the Los Angeles kidnapper and killer of Victim Parker remains at large. He eluded a nationwide dragnet after a Seattle sighting where he spent 20 dollars from the ransom. Authorities guess he fled toward Canada with officers guarding the border and the inland routes. The search extended through downtown, haberdashers, hotels and rooms as investigators tracked clues. Immigrations officers were alerted to press the border to prevent his escape.
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Satta
Wash
William Edward Hickman
Hitle Satan Parker
Los Angeles
Canada
Hickman
Seattle
Pacific
Pacific Peorest
George Willoughby
Biekman
Two Year Search Ends at Sandwich for Murder Suspect
William Osgood, 33, wanted in Des Moines for the murder of Policeman T. Fowers in 1925, is captured at a Sandwich sawmill. Deputies from Des Moines and local authorities, after locating him in New Hampshire, seized him without resistance and extradition was waived. Osgood had worked at a Sandwich pinmill for months and vanished after his indictment.
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Des Moines
Sawmill
Conway
Wiliam Osgood
Iowa
Sanwich
New Hampshire
Anderson
Park At Finney
New Hamigshire
Osgood
Fred Dinsmore
Finley
Ello
Bill
Vail
Ospool
Destomes
Sandwich
Bad Weather Delays Mrs Lindbergh's Mexico City Visit
Mexico City dispatch reports Col Lindbergh's mother traveling by air to spend Christmas with her son may face bad weather en route from Tampico. Overcast skies and cold raw conditions reduce visibility to a quarter mile as she expected to arrive late this afternoon amid the city’s worst weather in years since the American flyer’s arrival.
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Associated
Mexico City
Lindbergh
Tampico
Market Still Points Upward In Early Trading
New York stock market rose on heavy buying for speculative and investment accounts. Pools were active in several special ties as amusements, coppers, merchandising and steel shares led the gains. A sensational surge occurred in a guranca company shares amid broad participation.
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Associated Press
New York
Aguranca Company
Market Unease Grows Over Brokers Loans Volume
Uneasiness rose in trading as brokers loans volume neared the Federal Reserve Bank announcement after market close. Heavy new financing this week signaled a substantial increase likely in many quarters.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Harding Memorial Ceremony Bids Final Rest to President Harding
In Marion Ohio a small gathering witnessed the removal of Warren G Harding and his wife from a temporary vault to their final resting place in a $500 000 memorial overlooking Marlon cemetery A Baptist service conducted by Rev Dr Walter A King preceded a three volley salute and taps by the 10th Infantry marking the completion of the public memorial project funded by contributions and three years of effort.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Marion Cemetery
Warren G. Harding
10Th Infantry
Marlon
Xfarlon Cemetery
Baptist Church
Hardings
Walter A’ King
Fred
Taps
Coolidge Signs Deficiency Bill for Public Works
President Coolidge signed the deficiency appropriation bill totaling over 200 million dollars, funding various government activities and initiating a five year public building program. The measure advances the national buildup and infrastructure projects amid congressional action.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Coolidge
Senate Balance Shifts After New Mexico Senate Death
Washington reports the Senate balance likely to tilt after the death of Democrat Senator Jones of New Mexico. Governor Dillon, a Republican, may appoint a Republican, giving the GOP a narrow majority. until then 46-46 with Farmer-Labor Senator Shipstead holding balance.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Smith
Illinois
Ware
Pensylvania
Jones
New Mexico
Richard C. Dillon
Maor
Shipstead
Minneso Te
Vermont Youth Electrocuted In Elevator Incident
A 21 year old man, Laurence Higgina, was electrocuted in Richford Vermont when he touched a charged elevator cable. The cause of the cable’s charge remains unknown. He was found with the cable against his neck and severe burn injuries.
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Associated Press
Richfard
Laurence Higgina
Higgina
Painting of former mayor presented to Portsmouth
A fine portrait of the late Hon. Frank Miller who served as mayor in 1874 was presented to the city yesterday by Miss Mary Miller, a sister of the former mayor. Else Miller remains confined at the Mark Wentworth Home on Pleasant Street. The portrait, a Christmas gift to the city, was hung in the council chamber this morning by City Messenger John G. Kingsbury.
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Frank Miller
Portsmouth
Misa Mary Miller
Eilse Miller
Mark Wentworth
Pleasant Street
John G. Kingsbury
Are 1100 Miles Nearer New York From Santiago Flight
LaPaz reports Dieudonne Cortez and Jopel Lebrix have reached a point about 1100 miles closer to New York after a 12 hour 22 minute flight from Santiago Chile. The journey passed mostly over mountainous terrain.
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Associated Press
LaPaz
Dieudonne Cortez
Jopel Lebrix
New York
Santiago
Chile
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