Girl From Boston Cannot Be Found Missing on Way to Colorado
Denver dispatch reports Miss Mary Daniels of Boston reportedly vanished while reportedly heading toward Colorado. Friends and relatives cite mental strain and melancholy as factors. brother Merritt of the Christian Science Church notes a planned homestead in the mountains but cannot confirm her departure from Gaston.
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DENVER
Pec
Mary Daniels
Mourdeck. Daniels
Boston
Edweardck
Merritt
Christian Sciennce Church
QAfara
Maud
Gaston
Columbia Basin Project Rejected in Washington Vote
In KMLClensburro Washington on December 18 the Columbia Basin Project was rejected. A resolution calling for state appropriation to study irrigation feasibility and for endorsing the Smith Bitterly reclamation plan was defeated. The measure sought a revolving fund of 850000 for reclamation development and related association goals.
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KMLCLENSBURO
Wash
Columbusin
Washington
Columbia basin
Market Doldrums Hit Wall Street on Declining Prices
New York December 18 The stock market opened irregularly and fell further as shorts pressed prices with weakness across sectors. Declines appeared in American Beet Sugar Mexican Central Oil company Clouston Oil and other issues as traders faced minimal demand and limited recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK
Shorts
Cetraleum
Clouston Oil
Atlantic Gulf
Liggett uhe Myers
Pullman
People
Pligh
Carriers' Income Reported Amid October Shortfall
In Washington December 17 estimate on principal balance shows October income at 91,090,000,000, about 20,674,000 short of six percent return on property value per the transportation act. Railroads earned roughly 4.9 percent on property value of about 318.9 billion as tentatively fixed by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SHINGTON
atlow
Tailway
Clearing House Reserve in New York Shows Decline
Clearing house banks and trust companies report a reserve excess of 5,022,200 dollars for the week, a decrease of 3,085,710 dollars from the prior week. The data reflects actual conditions in New York financial institutions.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT
NEW YORK
Dev
Mis
Constantine to be Ignored by British Minister in Athens
London reports the government will instruct its minister in Athens to have no official relations with Constantine. The French foreign office announced a French minister in Athens would leave the Greek capital, and it was probable that the British minister would depart as well.
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LONDON
Athens
Constantine
Airman Slays His Danger Love and Self in Tragedy
Dec 18 in a St Louis apartment a U S airman killed his lover and himself after a struggle with Miss Sophia Cubor a 29 year old dancer and Miss Taylor. George Augustus Kelly a 30 year old from Omaha previously served in the American air force and was connected with an advertising agency. The maid said the couple had quarreled and Miss Taylor had recently begun receiving attention from an army captain before the fatal shootings.
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LONDON
St lines Street
Sophia
George Augustus Kelly
Oitha
Neb
Kelly
Taylor
Miss Taylor
Oniuha
Long search for murderers ends in arrest of two suspects
In Ashepar Tenn December 18 police concluded a nationwide manhunt for the Knoxville murder case. Martin Bunter was arrested here and authorities said a lead would soon bring in Mande Moore who once faced conviction. The two had been living in Loyal, Wyoming until a newspaper linked them to the crime. A missing woman was later reported found in a western state.
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ASPER
Jaeroy tnrt
Knoxville
Tenn
Martin Bunter
Mande
Moore
flunter
Ciewarn
Loyal
Wye
Reyes
Burmots
Idaho
Albanian Village Razed by Quake Reported in Tepeleni
Reports from Brind Twenty two men lost their livelihoods as a Albanian quake devastates Tepeleni thirty two miles southeast of Avion. Communications are down and details are scarce. A tremor on Suseno Island near Avlona caused a tidal wave and mudslides burying a commander’s house. hospital on Saseno reportedly disappeared.
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ROME
Deel
Tepeleni
Avion
Brind
Tepelink distr
Pagliare
Suseno
a Avlona
Saseno
Banker's son to wed daughter of Armour
Chicago society notes announce the engagement of Lolita Armour, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Oyden Armour, to John M Mitchell Jr son of the chairman of the boards of directors of three large Chicago banks. The announcement cites prominent family ties and high social standing in the Chicago banking community.
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CHICAGO
J. Oyden Armour
Lolita Armour
John M. Mitchell, Jr
Guilty verdict in Prohibition conspiracy case in San Francisco
In San Francisco on December 18, Harry Brokuski and Douglas Newton were found guilty by a U.S. District Court jury of conspiracy to violate the prohibition law. Jules Gamage was acquitted. The jury deliberated forty hours. The court addressed rumors of a deadlock and bets on the verdict, emphasizing integrity and time spent deliberating.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Harry Brokuski
Douglas Newton
United States district court
Jules Gamage
Maurice T. Dooling
pa un
Dooling
American Slain in Mexico State
John Berens an American mining man from San Francisco was killed about November 29 in the state of Mexico according to the American embassy in Mexico City. The embassy asked the Mexican foreign office to investigate and punish those responsible. further details on the death were not provided.
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WASHINGTON
John Berens
San francisco
Mexico
state department
Mexico City
foreign office
Zerens
em-oyee
Bandit Robs Jewelry Store in Milwaukee Parade Night
In Milwaukee on December 18 a lone bandit robbed a wholesale jewelry store owned by Phillip Crossman in view of hundreds. The thief forced Crossman to remove clothing and escaped with $300 in cash and jewelry worth $150, firing a shot near Crossman’s head. Earlier that day another crime saw a bank messenger slugged. he clung to a wallet containing about $600 as his attendant fled.
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MILWAUREM
Phillip Crossman
State guards seize Independence amid racial clash
Two companies of Kansas state guards arrived from Lawrence and took charge of Independence early today after a race clash. Noble Green, the accused slayer of a white merchant, was spirited from the city jail and hurried away by car. A murder charge has been filed against him. In West Virginia, Taylor Cole was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of State Policeman E. K. Ripley on November 18 and was sentenced to five years at hard labor.
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INDEPENDENCE
Kan
Lawrence
Noble Green
Green
Nowata
Kas
COLE
WILLIAMSON
W. Va
Taylor
EK. L. Ripley
R. D. Bailey
Father Who Stole His Son Sentenced to Penitentiary
George St Stuss, former Tacoma and Seattle newspaperman and World War II veteran, pleaded guilty to kidnapping his son Bobby on September 1. He received a prison term of ten to fifteen years in the state penitentiary. An accomplice Miss Jetty Inerd was dismissed from the case after the plea.
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TACOMA
Wash
George St. Stuss
Seattle
army
Bobby Stage
state penitentiary
Jetty inerd
Staug
Bobby
Miss Brainerd
New York
League Adjourns After Bitter Debate In Geneva
The first League of Nations assembly in Geneva adjourned after a sharp session on mandates and council policy. Balfour charged coercion attempts in assembly circles while Cecil led attacks on the council for secrecy over mandate texts. The mandate committee report condemned the council for policy and lack of public discussion before mandates took effect.
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GENEVA
Associated Press
assembly
League of Nations
Balfour
A. J. Balfour
council of the Lexigun of Nations
assembly of the league
ita
Cecil
Hubert Cecil
Robert
league
British Patrons Markets as Yorkshire Mills Rush Orders
British manufacturers press into Soviet markets despite protracted trade negotiations. Two large Yorkshire woollen mills work at high pressure to produce thousands of yards of textile, with guarantees said to be secured through a neutral bank, likely Scandinavian, according to reports from London.
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LONDON
Dec
Britain
soviet
russii
Low Neck Dress Ban At Zion Tabernacle
Wilbur Glenn Voliva appoints two censors to enforce a ban on low neck dresses in Zion Tabernacle. They will shawl wrap violators, escort them out, and surrender them to police. A sign warns women against collars, knee skirts, open work stockings, and transparent blouses.
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tabernacle
Zion
Dalmatian Volunteers Battle Italian Troops
Dispatches from Zara Dalmatia report 200 Italian troops mis sioned to disarm the Dalmatian volunteer corps encountered resistance. Rifle fire wounded several on both sides before carbineer commander intervened and withdrew the troops.
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ROME
Zara
Dalmatia
Millo
Dalmatian volunteer corps
Waco Jury Disagrees In Criminal Libel Case
Waco Texas December 18 The jury in the state against Fisher Alsup charged with criminal libel against Governor Neff disagreed and was discharged at noon today It was set for retrial January 24 The libel case grew from a published article concerning Mr Neffs age during the selective draft act in wartime and surfaced during pre election gubernatorial campaigns
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WACO
Tex
Fisher Alsup
Pat Neff
govenor-eied
Alsup
Neft
Daugherty and New Confer with Harding on Cabinet
President elect Harding held talks with Daugherty and Senator Harry New of Indiana about cabinet appointments and foreign policy. Senator Reed of Missouri shared opposition to a war referendum and favored a nation association founded on judicial rather than political grounds.
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MARION
Harding
Reed
association of nations
Ines A. Reed
Missouri
Denoat
senate
lst
Niche Murray fiulfer
New York
international biw
win
Daugherty
Chicago
Harry Th. New
Indiana
Hoeulks
Ma. Harding
Ex-Service Men Ask For Homes In Oregon Plan
Oregon American Legion pushes a proposed program offering veterans either a 2000 dollar home or caravan home insurance plus a $15 monthly service wage as compensation. The group endorses a statewide referendum bill and also supports restricting land ownership by Orientals, citing the California ban.
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PORTLAND
Hone Inc
American Legion
department of Oregon
Suloman
legionaries
California
Oregon
Receivership Sought for Goodyear Company
Columbus Ohio January 18 An attorney filed suit seeking appointment of a receiver and an accounting. Prank H Monnett a Goodyear Wire and Cable Company stockholder accuses the directors of malfeasance in office in a local suit against the Akron based company.
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COLUMBUS
Juec
Monnett
Goodyear Wire and 2 Company
Akron
Utah Apex Lead Mine Closes. 200 Men Out of Work
Salt Lake City December 18 the Utah Apex mine one of the state s largest lead producers closed today leaving 200 workers unemployed. Management cites low lead prices high freight rates and inability to secure satisfactory contracts with smelters as the reasons for the shutdown.
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SALT LAKE CITY
Jewel Robbery in New York Across Several Incidents
A series of robberies in New York include two Brooklyn jewelry shipments valued at 10 600 and 2 600 rolling, a taxicab stop in Central Park where Mrs. Thomas W. Edgar lost two diamond rings, and an ongoing police reorganization with detective squads led by Commissioner Richard W. Enright. Security groups offer a 25 600 reward for the capture and conviction of Jadwin W. Andrews murderers.
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NFAV
Bleck
New York
erane Wye
bandits
Brooklyn
Richard WM. Enright
cily tis
mamnergus
mate iten les Hundre
earms
security league
Jadwin W. Andrews
ah avenue jeweler
Seven Sailors Drown Crossing Wanawki River
Seven men employed at the U S naval ordnance plant in South Charleston drowned when a skiff overturned on the Wanawki River near Spring EI. Eleven others were rescued from the crossing. Charles
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TON. W. Va
United States naval ordnance plant
South Charleston
Wanawki river
Spring EI
CHARLES
Eight Die in Earthquake Hits Mendoza Village
Reports from Buenos Aires describe a strong earthquake at three o'clock yesterday afternoon in La Valle, Mendoza, killing eight and injuring more than twenty as the village was destroyed. Hot water gushed from street crevices while considerable damage spread to nearby provinces including La Rioja.
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BUENOS AIRES
La Valle
Mendoza
I Valle
lua Rioja
Aafterngon
Famous War Flyer Pat O'Brien Dies in Suicide
Lieut Pat O'Brien veteran aviator of the royal flying corps found dead in a Los Angeles hotel with a bullet wound. The note blamed marital strain after his wife refused reconciliation. Born Richmond California he served in five armies, escaped German captivity, and later worked in Los Angeles before his death.
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LOS ANGELES
Pat O'Brien
royal flying cors
detective bureau
O'Brien
Oakhind
Flo
Germany
Momence
California
Lieut
Richmond
Cal
Royal flying
Canada
MOMENCH
Magei O 'Brien
Pat v O'Brien
Clara Clepe
Lieut. O'Brien
O’Brien
Reno
Prices of Food Continue Drops Across Cities
A government report shows November retail food prices fell two and a half percent from October. Memphis experienced the largest drop at five percent, while Birmingham Seattle and several others posted four percent declines. Cities including Butte Dallas Kansas City Chicago Denver Los Angeles Omaha Portland Salt Lake City and New York each saw two to three percent decreases with New York San Francisco and Washington down one percent.
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WASHINGTON
department of labor
bureau of statistics
Memphis
Birmingham
Seattle
Butte
Dallas
Kansas City
Chicago
Denver
Los Angele
Omaha
Portland
Gre
Salt Lake City
New York
San Francisco
Korean Insurgents Battle Japanese Troops Near Border
Korean insurgents in the Chentao district near the Korean Manchurian border attacked and surrounded a Japanese detachment, killing eighteen and wounding thirty five. Japanese forces were extricated by Chinese troops, according to a Peking dispatch.
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TOKIO
Chentao
Peking
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ceoine
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U.S
ean
PAT O’BRIEN
BANDIT
KANSAS
HARRY M. DAUGHERTY Daugherty
Warren G. Harding
secretary of the interior
HARRY NEW
Senator Reed
GOODYEAR COMPANY
UTAH
APEX
JEWEL ROBBERY
BACHE
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