Details sought on new Nicaragua outbreak that killed eight marines
Washington dispatch reports the Navy Dept sought details on a fresh Nicaraguan outbreak that killed eight U S marines and wounded two others. Initial word said a marine detachment may have been ambushed by bandits or irregulars among Nicaraguan natives. Marines were evacuated to Managua by air as U S officials note ongoing upheavals and Sandino's position is unknown.
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Washington
United States
Navy Department
Marine Brigade
Mangua
State Department
Nicaragua
Augusto Sandino
Sandino
Prominent Methodist Clergyman Charles Blodgett Dies
The Rev. Charles W. Blodgett, former national patriotic instructor and G A R chaplain in chief, dies at his Cincinnati home on New Year’s Day at age earlier noted. He enlisted at 17 in the 47th Town Infantry and saw early firing in Mississippi and Arkansas. He resigned as national patriotic instructor last summer after six years in office. He led Ohio as department commander elected in 1912 and served as chaplain in chief elected in 1934. He opened the American Legion state convention as chaplain last August and aspired to see veterans parade down Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Cincinnati
Charles W. Blodgett
Boldgett
Co. F
47Th Town Infantry
Mississippi
Arkansas
Department of Ohio
Ofice
Boston
American Legion
Blodgett
Grand Army of the Republic
Robert E. Lee
Pennsylvania Ave
Household Hints Menu Dreams Breakfast To Dessert
A vintage household guide outlines breakfast dishes and a menu spanning apples with oatmeal core, Chinese rice, coconut lemon tarts, marshmallow cakes, and a pork dinner. It provides step by step prep for each dish, from Apple with Oatmeal Core to Marshmallow Cakes, with suggested beverages and a full menu sequence for a family meal.
Poached Eggs On Sausage For Sunday Supper
Mrs. Mary Morton's tested recipe instructs frying six large sausage slices until crisp then poaching six eggs. Place a poached egg on each sausage slice atop toast, add a mock Hollandaise sauce around and over, and serve immediately.
Paraders Aim to Heal North South Tensions in Washington
A veteran speaker described a Washington get-together as a chance to erase sectionalism. He claimed a parade of former adversaries could unite the nation and strengthen ties between the North and South.
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Nue
Washington
Woman Killed By Her Ex Husband in Theatre
In Cincinnati on January 2, Charles Di Virgilio shot and killed his divorced wife Josephine, 38, in the Metropolitan theatre auditorium after finding her with Joseph Valerio. He fired three shots, two taking effect, then surrendered. He admitted intending to kill Valerio as well. The killing was witnessed by theatre owner William Leighton.
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Cincinnati
Charles di Virgilio
Josephine
Metropolitan Theatre
Valerio
di Virgilio
William Leighton
Blind woman learns to type at 68 in Cumberland Center
Mrs. George Blanchard, 68, of Cumberland Center Maine, is learning touch typing despite blindness. She continues to manage housework while adapting to her new skill with determination.
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Cumberland Center
George Blanchard
Seven Decrees of Divorce Granted in Lorain County
Lorain County common pleas courts issued seven divorces today and dismissed six cases. Divorces granted to May belle Wittenbrook from R R Wittenbrook, Mary Johnson from Frank, Lucy Byron from Thomas, Alice Thompson from Uriah, Hazel Enger from Frank, Mattie Woodward from Wilbert, and Ella Pitzelle from Richard. All were granted on grounds of gross neglect of duty.
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Lorain County
Street Scene and Cat and Canary In Barcelona Spanish Run
Barcelona’s stage scene enjoys lingering popularity with works in Catalan and Castilian. Elmer Rice’s Street Scene recently ended a Catalan run and now plays at Teatro Espanol as The Street. The Cat and Canary by Rhinehart is revived in Spanish for the present engagement.
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Barcelona
Elmer's Rice
Teatro Espanol
Mary Roberts Rhinehart
Wilbur to close Covered Wagon Centennial in New York
Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur will be the principal speaker at the All-States dinner closing the National Covered Wagon convention in New York. The dinner marks the end of the Covered Wagon Centennial begun April 10, 1930, with the first wagon leaving St. Louis for the West Coast, and over 1,000 celebrations held across the country.
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New York
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Interior
St. Louis
Drought Turns Soil To Rich Loot For Delaware Farmers
The drought revealed rich black loam along the Scioto river in Delaware Ohio. Farmers loaded wagon after wagon with fertile topsoil to enrich nearby fields, turning a drought into a windfall for many farms.
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Delaware
Ohio
Scioto
Old shell explodes injuring Mrs Brasier in Waco
A 12 year old World War I French shell used as a chopping block and boiler support exploded in Waco Texas seriously injuring Mrs Marvin Brasier. The blast occurred after years of accidental handling and highlights dangers of found ordnance in households.
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Waco
Texas
Marvin Brasier
Flames Destroy Newspaper Plant In Baltimore
A four story Baltimore building housing the Baltimore Post was destroyed by fire, killing one man and injuring four others. The Baltimore Sun lent its plant to the Post, allowing it to publish the next edition despite the loss of its own machinery and structure.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Fest
Baltimore Sun
Post
Robins Defy Cold In Saranac Lake Cedar Swamp
Twenty robins in a cedar swamp near Saranac Lake New York refuse to migrate despite frigid winter conditions. Residents report feeding the birds and observing their persistence in the sheltered area.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Christmas Party Brings Gifts at Sec ond Methodist Class
The Gleaner's Class of the Second Methodist church held a Christmas party for forty members at Mrs. P. L. McKenney's home 615 West River Street. Gifts were exchanged after a program and Rev and Mrs Burton and Mrs Robert Adams were each given gold pieces. Special gifts went to Olive Hopewell, Marcella Hayes, and Carol Scott, the three youngest members. A lunch followed and the group planned to meet next week at Mrs Anna Jackson's home on Lake Avenue.
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Second Methodist Church
P. L. McKenney
West River Street
Burton
Robert Adams
Olive Hopewell
Marcella Hayes
Carol Scott
Anna Jackson
Lake Avenue
Autos Sold in Lorain County in December
187 vehicles sold in Lorain County during December 161 were passenger cars. In November 104 cars and trucks were sold, reflecting activity in local bill of sale records.
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Lorain County
Former Priest Placed Under Severest Ban in Rennes
Rennes France. Joseph Turmel former priest and Catholic University lecturer is banned by the Roman Catholic church under the severest penalties for attacking church dogma in writings written under 17 pen names. He is forever barred from priestly exercise and from contact with Catholics. he must not enter a Catholic church and Catholics should leave if he enters any room. Only four or five others face similar penalties. Turmel has been suspected of ...
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Rennes
France
Joseph Turmel
Catholic University
M. Turmel
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