Attempted assassination of Argentine president stuns capital
Buenos Aires December 2 The attempt on President Hipelite Itigaren by Giuseppe Marinelli a lone Italian mechanic ended with Marinelli dead and no organized conspiracy found Police and secret service tightened security and reduced police furlough after the failed bid The assailant fired six shots as the president’s car zigzagged guards returned fire and killed him, with the president unhurt and visits made to a wounded bodyguard.
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Buenos Aires
Hipelite Itigaren
Rislente
Guaiterro Jose Marinelli
Sculdre
Nnt
Owen
Hig
Auis
Marinelli
Merinelli
Secret Service
Hadeen
Newlyweds to Cruise on Yacht Galatea From Los Angeles
The honeymoon yacht Galatea readies for Frederick S Moody Jr and bride Helen Wills for a three week coastal cruise. They arrived at the Los Angeles Yacht Club after a wedding in Berkeley and will be joined aboard by Ed Watson as skipper and two guests.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Frederick S. Moody Jr
Helen Wills
Moody
Tos Angeles Yacht Club
Yeaterday
Hin Wout
Spas
Helen
Tre
Ed Watson
Beet Crop Pleases Canada Sugar Men Barcony Alberta
Officials of Canadian Sugar Factories in Barcony Alberta report beet crop results exceed earlier estimates by 6000 tons, with last year at 17.35 and this year expected to surpass 18. Over $1,000,000 worth of sugar to be produced from Southern Alberta beet crops, a new record.
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Barcony
Alberta
Canadian Sugar Factories
Washing Machine Motor Drives Car Captivates Winfield
In Winfield Kansas on December 25 fathers heard a citywide appeal from their sons for a washing machine motor. Charles Chalten unveiled a car powered by such a motor traveling 14 miles per hour, impressing local youths who now want one for their own cars.
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Winfield
Kan
Der
Charles Chalten
Church Going Dog Killed by Auto
In Atlanta on December 25 a wirehaired terrier named Joe Brown Connolly, owned by Mrs WR Host, died after being struck by a car. The dog had regular attendance at First Presbyterian Church and was a familiar fixture at home.
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Auto Atlanta
Joe Brown Connolly
WR. Host
Werviers
First Preabsterian Church
Ceor
LA Firemen Load Toys for San Antonio Tots Cheer
Firemen loaded a truck with numerous toys destined for poor children in San Antonio. Photo shows Fireman Oscar Schuetze at the wheel and Captain W. J. Shiren holding a box as Los Angeles firemen prep a Christmas gift mission amid the holiday spirit.
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Tots
San Antonio
Oscar Schuetze
W. J. Shiren
L. A
Chain letter sparks attention at Utah state capitol
A chain letter bearing the slogan Cross Crossings Carefully was discarded at the Utah state capitol in Salt Lake City. It claimed to carry signatures of world figures such as Charles G. Dawes Henry Ford Lindbergh Bernard Shaw and Dorothy Dix among others. The missive circulated from Fred E B Lukens Idaho secretary of state to Milton H Well ing Utah secretary of state.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
State Capitol
Milton H. Welling
Fred EB. Lukens
Idaho
Charles G. Dawes
Bernard Shaw
Henry Ford
Charles A. Lindbereh
Dorothy Dix
Lary Hay
Anis Hdle Briand
Promier Manisay MacDonald
Merger of Christmas with Holidays Provokes Warm My Day
A humorous Beverly Hills letter argues for merging all major holidays into one. The author notes California’s record heat with people at beaches or under outdoor Christmas trees. He imagines Santa in a swimsuit and palm fans as a lighthearted protest against the season’s contradictions.
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Beverly Hills
Cali
Eversndy
California
Ihon
I Lion
Santa
Rogkis
Court Denies Shook Review On Capital Case
Columbus Opin reports the state supreme court refused to hear James H. Snook’s appeal seeking a review of his January execution sentence. The decision ends direct review options, with Snook’s fate awaiting possible federal writ or executive clemency.
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Columbus
Opin
Uri
United States Supreme Court
Yeuterdas
Lori Sneak
Trapae
Htt the Grand
Rim
Ranok
Atrurmese
Phair
Snevk
Tiersley
Supreme Coast
Wy Weal
Statia Supreme Cone
Goeerant Myers
Cooper
Teeter Bnaik
Ohin
Serhit
Three Bandits Shot At Bank In Shakopee
In Shakopee Minnesota on December 25 three bandits attempted a bank robbery at First National. A gunfight on Main Street left two bandits seriously wounded, one fatally, as a posse and lawmen responded with submachine gun and pistol fire. Robbers fled in a sedan after a failed attempt to escape with cash.
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Shakopee
First National Bank
Ian Buckshot
Frank Morris
Chihea
George Larkin
St. Paul
McInery
Larkin
Mar- Lat
Yaren DB
Brown
Minnesota Gawkers
Scintini
Morris
Comianiony
Grown
John Ling
Fat Patire
Weckman
Juarez Police Seize 12 Americans in Swindle Case
Juarez police, across the border from El Paso, hold 12 Americans jailed on fraud charges as part of a campaign to purge the city of con artists preying on tourists. Twenty two suspects are being sought after claims that counterfeit money was passed to visitors. The crackdown followed complaints to U S Consul William B Blocker about tourist swindles.
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EL Paso
Texas
Juarez
U. S
William B. Blocker
Custody of Family Dog Given Husband in Divorce
Berlin report says a judge granted the husband custody of the family dog in a divorce case. The wife is to visit once weekly and accompany the dog on a four hour walk.
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Berlin
Huseband
Brain Studied by New X Rays At NA Convention
At the fifteenth annual Radiological Society of North America meeting in Philadelphia a University of Pennsylvania professor described a new X ray method to examine the brain. The technique reportedly detects tumors and injuries with high accuracy, showing many abnormal conditions in early trials.
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Jaz. Temple Fay
University of Pereszlvania
Radiological Society of North America
Baby 20 Days Old Flies On Plane Ride in Wiltita Pali
A 20 day old infant named Robert Anglin persuaded his mother and grandmother to take him on an airplane ride in Wiltita Pali Texas. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Mise Anglin of the city. The report notes there is nothing slow about the child.
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Wiltita Pali
Tex
Ture
Robert
Mise Anglin
Rich Wife Ordered to Support Mate in Divorce Case
In HEALPLE New Jersey style confusion a Seattle millionaire woman must support her husband amid a divorce bid. Judge John A. Sveuter overseeing the case orders payments to continue while the legal dispute proceeds, highlighting tensions over alimony and marital assets in a high profile split.
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Healple
Tene Finley
Seattle Omillionaireas
John A. Sveuter Bis
Parrot Cries Warn Nearby On Narrowly Found Murder Scene
In Los Angeles on December 25 a parrot shouting Help Police Eire Murder Burglars alerted neighbors to a crime at Mrs Mildred Baumann's home. She was found fastened to a sewing machine with a needle through her finger, unable to free herself.
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Los Angeles
Belot
Mildred Baumann
West Eleventh Street
Killing Two Wildcats With One Rifle Shot
Pittsfield Mass December 4 Henry Hart of New Marlboro killed two wild cats with a single rifle bullet. The cats were fighting over a robe bit when Hart fired from ambush.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Henry Hart
New Marlboro
Hart
Ambuub
Stranded circus sold in Paris Tennessee for ten thousand
Paris Tennessee February 26 sheriff Baker sold the stranded Gentry brothers circus for ten thousand dollars. the sheriff described the action as done with pleasure after growing tired of guarding a flock of circus animals.
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Paris
Tenn
Woman Foils Burglars At Chicago Home
Mrs Hubert Grotees wife of a wealthy church goods maker repelled a burglar band at the Grotace home on Brompton Place. A female intruder sparked the retreat as jewelry silverware and art objects worth thousands were left behind. The family hurried in with her husband and brother as intruders fled.
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Chicago
Hubert Grotees
Grotaca
No. Get Brompton Place
Birs. Grotses
Werrn von Puttkamer
Medlnzs
Jean
Kate von Puttkamer
Mra. Grotzen
Richard von Putthamer
140000 Lunatics and 940000 Defectives in England
London reports 140000 lunatics and 940000 mental defectives in England with 5 to 15 percent of the population considered backward or retarded. Sir George Newman, medical officer of the Board of Health, cites mental hygiene findings at a conference. Emphasizes need for employment acts and capable workers.
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England
London
Altough
Sir George Newman
Elle
The
Banks of Health
Conference On
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