Dam Fight Presses Senate As Interior Bill Advances
Washington dispatch reports the Boulder Canyon Dam dispute continuing as the Senate tackles a wide set of appropriations. An $88,000,000 Interior Department bill advances, while committees push hearings on labor disputes and the Packers Act. House approves the Greek debt settlement.
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Bandit Killed in Gun Duel Near Mount Rainier Resort
In Tacoma Washington two bandits robbed a resort on the Mount Rainier highway. Julian Tison, wounded in the exchange, and Mrs. Tison resisted as Paddy O a Seattle gunman was killed. Tison fired, wounding the bandit who fled after a stomach and side hit.
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Senate to Vote On Kellogg Peace Pact on Friday
Washington December 11 The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has reached a tentative agreement to vote Friday on the Kellogg anti war treaty after questioning the Secretary of State a second time Chairman Borah predicted favorable action when the vote is taken by the Senate committee in Washington
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Bolivia Demands Reparation Before Boundary Inquiry
Bolivian government demands moral satisfaction from Paraguay before any settlement talks. After a frontier clash that left Fort Vanguardia in dispute, Bolivia withdraws from the Pan American Conference. Bolivians mobilize volunteers, with a 1000-man regiment in Trinidad and widespread offers of medical and Red Cross service.
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Confesses 10 More Crimes In Jersey City Case
In Jersey City, Peter Kudzinowski, already indicted for the murder of seven-year-old Joseph Storell, confesses to strangling a five-year-old girl named Julia Ledglanokeka last August after luring her from a Sunday Behoo! picnic. He also admits attacking and killing Julia and claims to have played Harry Quinn in Scranton in 1924. He tore the signed statement when handed to him.
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Hoover Invited to Visit Nanking by Nationalist Head
Chaing Kai Shek, head of the Nationalist Government, invited Herbert Hoover, US president, to visit China to improve Sino American relations. The invitation was extended via the Chinese Minister at Lima, Peru.
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Alaska Pioneer Woman Laid to Rest in Seattle
Funeral services were held today for Nellie Storey a Seattle and Alaska pioneer. Her husband moved to Seattle in 1886 and the couple went to Alaska in 1898 living in Dawson and Nome.
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Alaska's Future Encouraging Says Officials Before House Panel
Dr. George Otis Smith and Otto P. Obie son urged broader mineral exploration and rail support in Alaska before the Interior Appropriations Committee. They cited 200,000 square miles unexamined and noted the Alaska Railroad improves mineral development while freight costs hinder mining. Kalbach highlighted Indian schooling gaps and limited medical relief in Alaska villages.
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Pioneer Att torney Shot Down in Walla Walla Home
John W. Brooks prominent Walla Walla attorney was killed by a masked intruder after a door greeting during a card game. His house keeper Gertrude Burshaw witnessed the event as the assailant fired twice, offering no motive. The case recalls a previous mysterious house fire at the home of Miss Jang Singleton, a relative by marriage.
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Seattle Bon Marchers In Chain Store Circuit
NEW YORK Dec 11 Vorma ton of a nation wide chain of retail department stores having aggregate sales volume of one bit dollars annually is announced. Ipsa Hahn Department Stores Incorporated 22 stores have been acquired through purchase of stock which also includes the Bow Marche in Seattle.
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Distinguished Flying Cross for Alaskan Aviator
The War Department announced the awarding of the Distinguished Flying Cross to Ben Kielsin, an Alaskan aviator, for the North Pole flight with Capt. George H. Wilteing. The act marks a milestone in the expedition led by Kielsin and Wilteing in harsh polar conditions.
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Hoover Reception In Chile Draws Packed Civic Honors
President Hoover receives sweeping honors in Santiago and Valparaiso with crowds lining port quays and streets. The Maryland salutes as Hoover tours the capital, meets President Ibanez at the palace, and hosts a dinner at the embassy with joint honors. Ambassadors and Chilean officials praise the visit and anticipate significant results.
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Yurman to depart on fur buying trip soon
Furrier H. J. Yurman sails to interior Alaska points for a fur buying trip. His shop closes temporarily and he expects to return to Juneau around February 16 with a fine collection of Arctic furs.
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Heydler Longtime National League Chief Facing Re election
New York December 11. National League president John A Heydler, in office since 1891, seeks re election at the annual meeting. He has steered the league for 26 years, ten as president, and may secure a longer term. Historical notes list his service and predecessors dating to 1876 with Morgan Bulkeley and others.
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Two Seattle Banks Merge Rumor Suppresses Official Denial
Rumor claims Paxter Horton National Bank and Marina Bank Corporation plan a merger. Officials refused comment as market chatter centers on potential value around millions. Terms, new holding company name, and board decisions awaited at later meetings.
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Desperadoes Break Prison From Nashville Penitentiary
Three convicts fled the Tennessee state prison after a wall dash aided by police. John Mullo Homer Smith and Alfred Bulstwin are at large near Nashville as guards hunt through the area. The trio reportedly escaped via a night school corridor climb over a wall under live electric wires, with keys and fodder mentioned in speculation.
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John Mullo
Homer Smith
Alfred Bulstwin
Vile Hantor
Burglars Trap Ends With One Fatal Shootout
In Everett Washington a crime spree ends as three burglars are trapped at a Lake Stevens home. One man identified as George Turke, aged, is killed during a firefight with three deputy sheriffs. The others escape after the deputies surround the house and call for surrender.
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Monarch's Condition Worsens as Prince Near Bedside
Reports say the king's fever has weakened him and recovery is unlikely while anxious subjects await the Prince of Wales. Authorities in Britain and allied nations cleared routes to ensure a rapid dash to Boulogne where the Prince is expected tonight, amid high secrecy and medical efforts to prolong life.
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King's Illness Differs Little in London Bulletin
London reports on the King’s fragile condition as physicians note persistent fever and lung infection spreading through the body. The Prince of Wales may reach London tonight or tomorrow but the official bulletin remains noncommittal about any improvement. The king’s strength has waned for days, with brief sleep offering little comfort to anxious relatives.
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Flu Outbreak Forces School Closures Across Regions
Reports show widespread influenza with 14 596 cases in one week and 5 000 cases with three deaths in Kansas City area. Montreal notes an erippo outbreak. Levis College and University closures recorded. County authorities weigh closing schools and public halls as absences rise.
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