Aid for Highways in South Causes Dispute in Congress
Senate rejects receding from amendments to emergency 116 million employment appropriation for Alabama and Georgia road work amid house deadlock. World Court consideration deferred to December. party lines split, with Republicans mostly opposed and Democrats united. House committee trims food loan bill to 30 million, fighting to preserve 60 million. Hyde denies approval.
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WASHINGTON
Senate
Alabama
Georgia
house
Jones
Black
George
VYWORLD
senate foreign relations committee
Reed
Borah
Gillett
Massachusetts
Tivhu Reot
work court watch
United States
Moses
New Hampshire
Capper
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Goff
West Virginia
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Vandenberg
Michigan
Robinson
Indiana
Farmer-Labor
Linpstead
Minnesota
Idaho
Swanson
Virginia
Pittman
Nevada
Kansa
Harmison
Mississippi
Wagner
New York
house agricultural committee
Garber
Hyde
PROUL
Garner
Sproul
Republcan
Mmnois
Assassin kills Italian officer in Kalymnos market
Report from Athens says an assassin shot and killed an Italian carabiniere and wounded the chief of the Italian secret police in Kalymnos market. Italian vessels blockaded the island to capture the attacker and communications with Kalymnos were interrupted.
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ATHENS
Greece
Kalymnos
Morrison Takes Oath as Senator
Cameron Morrison former governor of North Carolina was sworn in as senator to succeed the late Senator Overman in Washington on December 17. He becomes a new member of the Senate and continues the state’s representation at the federal level.
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WASHINGTON
Cameron Morrison
North Carolina
Senator Overman
War nurse weds noted painter in Morocco romance
Kathleen Burke McLean, famed wartime Angel of France, and muralist Girard Van Barkaloo Hale wed in Los Angeles and plan a Catholic ceremony en route to Morocco. They first met on the Soissons front, shared bravery honors, and later reconnected in Peru. McLean was widowed twice. Hale is from the Van Barkaloo family.
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LOS ANGELES
Kathleen Burke McLean
France
Girard Van Barkaloo Hale
Morocco
Wilhalmn Collier
Paris
Rome
Hale
Soissons
Peru
Frederick Peabody
Santa Barbara
Cal
John McLean
Stephen Gurar
New York
Van Barkaloo
Cial
Salt Lake City
Kathleen Burke
Red Cross
Court Dismisses Case Against Lindsey In New York
New York December 17 A charge of disorderly conduct against former Judge Ben Lindsey was dismissed by Magistrate Dreyer after Lindsey interrupted Bishop Manning during a religious service at the Cathedral of St John the Divine The magistrate rebuked him and ordered a new complaint drafted by church representatives which never materialized The dismissal cited no provocation for interruption and left open the question of church service protections Attorney Arthur Garfield Hayes argued Lindsey did not wilfully interrupt a divine service noting provocation could occur The magistrate clarified his remarks referred to public conduct, not Lindsey specifically
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NEW YORK
Ben Lindsey
Dreyer
LINDSEY
Denver
William T. Menning
St. John the Divine
Hayes
John McDermott
MANNING
este
Bishop Manning
Charles H Tuttle
United States
Tuttle
Consul Stewart Seeks Divorce in Paris Hospital
Paris edition notes American Consul General Nathemete Stewart in a Paris hospital after illness. He hoped to sail on the Leviathan next trip, aiming to return to America by January 4. In Chicago Charles Brod 72 sues wife Bessie 67 for cruelty. she counters with a cross bill. They are longtime parents of ten and previously had divorce petitions dismissed.
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PARIS
New York Herald Tribune
Nathemete Stewart
Barcelona
Stewart
America
CHICAGO
Der
Charles Brod
Bessie
ten chilten
London Noon Black as Night in Heavy Fog
London suffers dense fog spreading from the capital to the provinces. Shipping at Southampton is impeded as coast areas become fogbound. Queen Mary continues shopping in the West End despite the weather.
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LONDON
Southampton
Mary
Buckingham palace
West End
Woman Found Dead After Son Is Jailed in Roswell
ROSWELL N M Dec 17 While her son Elmer was in jail on a bed check charge Mrs S P Denning a prominent Roswell woman was found dead in her gas filled home last night Mrs Denning had lived in Roswell more than thirty years and was well known throughout Eastern New Mexi te0
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ROSWELL
N. M
Elmer
S P. Denning
Widow's Christmas Plans Crushed by Robber in Sacramento
In Sacramento a widow and janitress Mrs Bessie Nelson returning from work faced a robber who ordered her to face the wall and drop her purse. The thief fled with $45 meant for food and Christmas presents for her four children.
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SACRAMENTO
Cal
Bessie Nelson
Guatemala Falls to Junta After Brief Staged Fight
Washington dispatch reports Guatemala’s government overthrown by a military junta led by General Manuel Arellana provisional president amid fighting that left former war minister Mauro Di Leon dead. Dr. Recinos asserts Liberal party aid and regional support, while the U. S. recognizes Palma as chief executive in a message to him.
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WASHINGTON
Recinos
Guatemala
Palma
LSTA
Rodrguez Bateta
Mauro Di Leon
Manuel Orellana
Sensr Palma
Guate_amala
Hoover
TN ARVEY
Arellana
Grellena
Rectnos
Liberal party of
Leon
legation
general assembly
Chacon
Banito Palma
Dr. Recinos
Heir to Wealth Wins Promotion to Northwest Manager
Heir to wealth and Princeton graduate McCormick has been named Northwest District manager for the International Harvester Co. He rose from modest beginnings, including a Milwaukee room and Omaha sales, to lead operations across Minnesota North Dakota Montana Oregon Washington Idaho and Northern Iowa starting January 1.
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CHICAGO
Der
Fowler McCormick
Northwest
McCormick
Princeton Universit
gel
Milneukee
Omaha
Minnesota North Inc
South Dakota
Montais
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Iowa
Montana State College Students Resolve Social Rules Strike
Bozeman Mont December 17— Students at Montana State College and the faculty reached an agreement ending a strike over social regulations. New rules set a 12 30 a m weeknights and 11 15 p m Sunday curfews for women students, limit serenades to one hour, and require social groups to hold one formal party each quarter.
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BOZEMAN Mont
Montana State College
Apples Sold by Veterans in Chicago End Year Drive
In Chicago on December 5 a drive by unemployed World War II veterans sold 800000 apples on city streets. The American Legion Cook County council reported profits totaling 88600. Also from London a noted songwriter Peter Warwell died after a gas-filled room accident in Chelsea.
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CHICAGO
American Legion
Cook county council
Youngsters Kill in Hold Ups Spark Thrill
In Independence Kansas police accused teens of a spate of hold up related killings. Everett Heldiman and Ray Wills Harley, both seventeen, confess to slaying William Price and John Seibel as authorities pursue links to four additional youths. Investigations center on juvenile underworld activity and possible ties to recent murders in Kansas City and nearby towns.
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Independence
Kans
Rosedale
und Id
Everett Haldiman
Haldiman
Warren B. Grant
John Siebel fing
Tyre
Kent
Heldiman
Ray Wills Harley
Fern McNabb Dery
Kansas
Harler
William H. Price
Ty—Everett
Willam Price
Montanty
John Seibel Kans
saton opeater
Price aid
T Kansas
Officials Plan 10 Fight Quel In Bucharest
Bucharest reports a duel challenge amid a dispute involving M. Pilpescu head of a telecommunication firm and Merr Mutins German minister in Bucharest. A letter from Herz Mutis to a journalist is cited, prompting calls for recall of the German minister and involvement of Premier Mironescu and Prince Barbu Stirbey.
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BUCHAREST
Romania
M. Pilpescu
Amerkcamen Telephone Company
Merr Mutins
ehall
alleg
Herz Mutis
Mironescu
rielieves
Barbu Stirbey
Prince Carel
Bucheress
London Treaty Discussion Shapes Navy Building Plan
In Washington on December 17 the House Naval Committee questioned whether the London treaty compelled a construction program the Navy General Board doubted would meet U S needs Rear Admiral Bristol stated the board would try to obey the treaty after its ratification while avoiding the word forced in describing current plans.
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WASHINGTON
navy general board
house naval committee
Vinson
Georgia
Bristol
Receiver Asked for Radio Firm in Utah Properties
Salt Lake City Dec 17 A petition for appointment of a receiver for the Utah properties of Nathaniel Baldwin Inc consisting of radio factory buildings and equipment was on file in federal court today In Chicago Fred E Hummel named receiver by the United States district court at Waukegan The company has many stockholders in this and other Western states.
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SALT LAKE CITY
Utah
Nathaniel Baldwin, Inc
Fred E. Humimel
Chicago
United States district court
Waukegan
compu
Italian Air Armada Sets Off on Transatlantic Flight from Orbetello
Twelve seaplanes led by Gen. Balbo depart Lake Orbetello at 743 am on a nine hundred mile leg to Cartagena as the first step of a planned transatlantic voyage to Brazil. Fifty-three officers and crew, tricolor wing groups, and two relief planes accompany the expedition amid festive ceremony and fascist salutes.
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ORBETELLO
Italy
Orbe itello
Cartagena
Spain
Pio De Janezro
Salo Balbo
Certagena
planto
Mediterranean
Dake
Senegal
Vetal
Braz
Natal
Rio De Janeiro
Balbo
Eva eva alala
Horses Doped to Win Race in California
Dr. David Matzke a Carmel physician admitted doping racing horses with narcotics to help them win. He pleaded guilty to a state narcotics violation, paid a $100 fine, and received a six month suspended jail term. He said opium was obtained and prescribed in friends’ names without their consent.
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MONTEREY
Cal
David Matzke
Carmel
im justice court
Matzke
Monterey county fair
Del Monte
Tanforan
San Francisco
Judge Clark Rules Eighteenth Amendment Invalid
Federal Judge William Clark of Newark New Jersey finds the eighteenth amendment invalid arguing it improperly transfers powers from the states to the federal government. He cites Article V and Amendment X noting the convention method favors states or people if ratified. The ruling compares the thirteenth amendment and its lack of power to regulate and prohibit certain acts.
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Clark
United States
congress
bath houses
William Clark
Newark
N. J
Auto Magnates Car Figures in Accident at Crossing
Henry Ford escaped injury in a collision at the Youngstown crossing that damaged the steering gear of his car. Bare of Youngstown claimed Ford ran a red light while Bare had the green. Ford, his party, and a chauffeur moved to a Ford agency and continued to Detroit in a new car after a delay. Bare and witness Brown dispute Ford’s right of way. no police report was filed.
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YOUNGSTOWN
Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford
Washington
W. Bare
Bare
Robert Brown
Bank Officer Charged With Forgery in Binghamton
Andrew J. Horvatt, missing president of the State Bank of Binghamton, is charged with second degree forgery. Police report say examination of the bank's accounts shows more than half of the $800,000 in loans and discounts relied on fictitious paper.
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BINGHAMPTON
Andrew J. Horvatt
State Bank of
Love and Honey in His Life Not Very Acceptable to Him
Chicago report recounts a court session where Elmer Love and Haycraft Honey testified about their involvement with Harry Somerfeld. Somerfeld described love and honey as disruptive, recalling a jaw strike and a kick during an incident. The trial touched on financial claims, with Love seeking $20,000 and a juror noting a collision in Love's car during proceedings.
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CHICAGO
Somerfeld
Honey
Harry
Love
Elmer Love
Haycraft Honey
Early argument set for Supreme Court on Prohibition case
The pending appeal challenges Judge Clark’s ruling on the eighteenth amendment. Justice officials anticipate an immediate appeal to the Supreme Court, with parties predicting reversal. Local leaders, including Senator Sheppard and Representative Beck, questioned the ruling’s grounds. The department declined to comment officially while signaling the case may go to Washington for early argument.
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WASHINGTON
supreme court
Clark
New Jersey
Justi department
Mitchell
Youngquist
prohibition
Philp Forman
United States
Newark
Howard T. Jones
justice department
Sheppard
Beck
Pennnsylvania
department
Watson
theson
Hudson
Michigan
Oliver W. Stewart
Flying Squadron Foundation
CAMDEN
John Boyd Avis
United States district court
William Clark
Rising Sun Brewery
Elizabeth
United States court
Avis
John A. Matthews
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BMJ
William Runyon
William
New York County Lawyers’ association
Seldon Bacon
Daniel F. Cohalan
Julius Henry Cohen
Frederick MP. Pease
Foie Ted
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