Lindbergh to Visit Mexico City For Weekend Demonstrations
Lindbergh arrives in Mexico City for a busy weekend of public demonstrations. About 30,000 spectators gather at the Mexico Stadium to honor the American air ambassador with songs drills and dances by 9 000 to 10 000 public school children. Officials including President Calles and Ambassador Morrow attend as education officials issue orders tohold holidays and prepare for further events.
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Lee
Mexico City
Lindbergh
America
Mexico Stadium
Department of Education
Cago
Américat Allvero
Calles
Rameartown
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Deqittment of Education
Washington
Stndonte
Propara
Great Domonn Rirddon
Stalin
Frank Callen
Jiuxleo
General Abrogan
Landbersh
Furan
Obregon
Lyrd
Merevitalia
Weekly Weather Forecast for North and Middle Atlantia States
Period of rains and snow expected Tuesday and again later in the week. Temperatures remain moderate with midweek and lateweek intervals.
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Atlantia
Medico First War Casualty in France
Washington dispatch reports the first American Army battle casualty in France, Stewt Gouls J. Ganella, wounded by shell fragment July 14 1917 with the Siete Ish forces. The survey lists medical personnel killed at Dannys-Gamiers hospital in France on September 4 1917, including Linut William T Fitzsimon and Privates Oscar S Tigo Rudolph Rubing Jr and bas sle G Woods.
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Washington
Stewt
Gouls J. Ganella
Fratee
Linut
William
T. Fitzsisimons
Oscar S Tigo
Rudolph Rubing, Jr
Bassle G. Woods
Dannys-Gamiers
Francs
Local Man's Father Dies From Injury in Auto Crash
Ray Haridgan reports the death of his father Charles Haridgan age 40 of Emmitsburg after a car wreck on the state road near St. Mary’s College. The vehicle struck by a oncoming car caused it to upset. Haridgan, a machinist by trade, died en route to Gettysburg Hospital. He leaves a wife, three daughters, and another son Guy.
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Ray Haridgan
Charles Haridgan
Emmitsburg
Haridgan
St. Mary's College
Bim
Howna
Vicker
Gettysburg Hospital
Harrigan
Thurmont
Ward Hrowe Oezra
Brown
Harthegan
Hartdgan
Guy
Hero of War Gets a Job In New York Postmaster Post
Washington given word of a wartime hero Abra ham Krotoshinsky who served bravely but could not find work. An executive order directed the placing of a position for him, and the Post Office and Postmaster General Now ling arranged for a New York postmaster to hire him.
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Washington
Dec
Sam
Job
Abraaham Krotoshinsky
West York
Provident
Parents Offer Everything To Bring Back Kidnapped Child
Los Angeles 17 year old Dee Parker mother and father Perry Parker beg ransom to recover 12 year old Marion Parker abducted from a Los Angeles junior high classroom. A caller claiming to be the Triumper demanded money and threatened the child’s safety as police, bankers, and a large manhunt spread across Southern California.
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Los Angeles
Dee
yAnther Aly
Houre
Tadiye
Marion Parker
Perry M. Parker
Capone Returns Home Defies City Police and Officials
Al Capone arrives in Chicago by armored car after leaving Joliet, posting bonds to gain release. Surrounded by six bodyguards, he proclaims he will stay in his hometown, taunting Mayor Thompson and Chicago police, while vowing not to be driven out. O'Connor says Capone faces no specific charges yet.
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Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
Ifa
Anliet
Los Angeles
Joliet
Sam
California
Guriet
Thompson
Chie
O'Connor
Capone
Yim Wa
Records On Hearst Probe Show No Messages Found
Western Union testified before a Senate investigating committee today. The company said it found no record of messages or funds connected to the Mexican slush fund documents, and no token payments or trusteeship tied to Washington and Mexico City.
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Hearst
Western Union ‘Telegraph Co
Senate
Washington
Western Union Telegraph Company
Vosmiltea
Mexico
Flapper at Ninety Years Inspires City Trial
A New York article recalls a centenarian flapper and the social circles around her era. Lamotte Chin testimonies, Amabelle Buck Cot notes, and labor of the era are referenced as part of the cultural memory.
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New York
Honduras Excited Over Lindy's Plans
Honduran officials greet Colonel Charles Aldudbergh as he plans a high level visit to Tegucigalpa. The government reels from renewed assurances and mobilizes to host the American figure, with crowds stirred by talk of enhanced ties and a forthcoming trip to Tegucigalpa.
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Lindy
Tegucigalpa
Honduran
Charles Aldudbergh
Honduras
Bia
Almarten
Shulbergh
George White of Antietam Paper Company Dead at 69
George White longtime Antietam Paper Co executive and Hagerstown resident died suddenly at his Tangier Street home at 11 30 this morning of a heart condition. He served as general manager and vice president and was active in Rotary Calvary Baptist Church and Sunday school work. Survived by widow Eleanor Spangier Kieffer two daughters Robert C. and George Jr. a brother Harry White and others. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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George White
Antietam Paper Company
White
Rotary Club
Calvary Baptist Church
Whitemam
Harry White
Caroline
Tanda Iter
Chamberlin Plans Around Trip Across Providence
Fragmentary report notes Dr Chamberlin, dubbed Atlantic flier, planning a round trip to Europe. Providence Tribune mentions arrival late today and a Pawtucket inspection of a prospective air line factory. He intends to test a ship capable of landings on water with a future air service.
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Providence
Doe
Providence Tribune
Chirenea
Chamberlin
reas-Atlantic
Europe
Chantherlit
Pawtucket
Sily
Aire Line
Walter
Gale Forces Vessels In Plymouth
Gale winds lash Plymouth as ships ride out the storm. The American liner from New York with Christian tall suffers damage and lies at risk while other vessels endure the heavy seas and rough conditions along the harbor.
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Plymouth
England
New York
Railroads oppose 38 mile Western Maryland extension
The Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio railroads filed briefs with the Interstate Commerce Commission opposing the Pittsburgh and West Virginia extension from Cochran’s Mills to connect with Western Maryland near Ciuhellsville Pa a 38 mile line. They argue existing facilities suffice and new rail links would raise costs and not serve new towns while threatening dividends. Local Pennsylvania committees support the plan citing coal and regional transport needs.
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Washington
Williamous Coal
West Virginia
Western Maryland
Western
Pennsylvania
Carlerol
Bellevernon
Donara
Rasironds
Joseth
Byron
Hagerstown
Lancelot Jacques, Jr
Smithsburg
Mua
James J. Morris
East
Middlewest
National ‘Transportation System
Pittsburgh
West Virgin
Hairnets and Wigs in Style Long Ago
In Philadelphia on December 17 AM, reports say that 6,000 years ago Mesopotamian women wore gold hair nets and men wore gold wigs. Findings stem from a joint expedition of the University of Pennsylvania and the British Museum unearthed near Ur of the Chaldees.
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Philadelphia
Mesopotamia
University of Pennsylvania
Ur of Te
Chaldese
Dared To Wed Ends In Double Tragedy In Chicago
In Chicago, a marriage ordeal ends in tragedy as 47 year old Harry Greene shoots his bride Eileen and then kills himself after the ceremony. The couple had separated shortly after the wedding. Greene had urged his wife to return to him, and she fled to her mother's home where the fatal shooting occurred following another refusal to reconcile.
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Chicago
Harry Greene
Eileen
Binwelf
Greene
Mellon Gives Daughter Home For Christmas
A confusing local notice reports Mellon arranging a homecoming for his daughter Mrs. David Breey at Syosset, with property valued around $200,000 and plans to move in January.
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Mellon
Rww
York
Melion
David
G. Breey
Victor
Lost gem from Madagascar fuels tale of fate
A fragmentary note describes a greenish beryl weighing about 0.72 kilograms found in Madagascar. The stone is said to be strong enough to craft a substantial piece of jewelry and carries a mythic lure tied to the Middle Ages and distant lands.
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Chigagq
Doe
Agena
Iver
Madagascar
eAgats
Four year term for girl who held up bank
La Grange Texas December 17 jury found Rebecca Bradley Rogers guilty of robbing Farmers National Bank of Buta. She was sentenced to 44 years in prison. The verdict was announced as jurors were polled and each affirmed guilt despite emotions noted in the courtroom.
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LA Grangh
Tex
Rebecca Bradley Rogers
Farmers National ‘Bank
Buta
Tes
Univeraity
Texas
Uror
Wilbur May Takes a Hand in Naval Academy Issue
Secretary of War Davis indicated in a statement released by the Army Information Service that he hopes the military academies may settle athletic differences themselves. He said action could be taken later if needed.
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New York
Naval All Military Academies
Tavis
Army Information Serviee
Frisk-Proof Pockets Debut In Chicago Shops
A new design features feisoproof pockets with intricate snaps and buttons to thwart pickpockets and perhaps prohibition agents. South State Street merchants showcase the latest fashion detail as the system aims to keep valuables secure for the wearer.
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Chicago
Dea
Recent murder recall of Laurel Run double slaying
The Harris double murder near Laurel Run recalls a 1923 West Virginia farm murder of an elderly couple on Old Forge Road. Robbery appears unlikely in the Harris case, though $9600 reportedly moved from Mrs Harris, and a $752 bag lay in her room. Authorities offer a $2500 reward in WV.
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Jeffers T. Harris
Laurel Run
John Cline
Forse Road
Cline
Galyere
West Virginia
Virginia
Clines
Harris
Elnen
Frigid Wave to Pass Through As Temperatures Rise
The calf wave swept in after a gale and is expected to be short lived. Government weather observer A. Miller at Keedgeville reports a waning cold snap with a 19 degree morning low and 32 degrees by noon. The cold spell should ease by midnight as temperatures rise further.
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A. Miller
Keedgeville
Erst
Steadthy
Scour Woods for Boy Who Hunted Deer
Scores of hunters and farmers search in scattered woods for Arnold Fubra 16, missing since Tuesday morning. Reports suggest a possible stray bullet wounded a deer hunter near the road, as volunteers from Pulmvan and Hanover join the search along the county highway.
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Arnold Fubra
Mary Fuhrman
Thro
Fonrail
Pulmvan
Hanover
Four Women Shot as Anti Communist Drive Rages in Canton
At Canton on December 17 anti Red troops killed at least four women and girls with bobbed hair, seen as symbolizing communism. The purge targets Soviet-linked figures, including the Soviet Consul General Pollyasky, amid a crackdown that has deported fifteen Soviet officials from Hankow to Shanghai and Vlasivostod. Rumors say the consul general was executed. Hong Kong reports note mass executions in Canton and a nationalist drive to purge Soviet subjects by December 23.
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Dy-The- Associates Press
Canton
Leaat
Anti Red
China
Polly Asky
Hong Kong
Hankow
Dov
Conavi
Plitsche
Shanghai
Vlasivostod
Siberia
Russien
Hin Be
Ninsteed Ruselaus
Comiunlam
Nanking
Thoas
Taide
Fadl
Labor’ Union
Jeaders
Famous Deer Escape Again in South Noufs Forest
Two famous bucks named Long John and Slim Jim, seen at Bowmensville deer Timers camp, survived another hunting season amid repeated shots. Hunters reported near misses as Jim was hit at times but avoided fatal wounds. the South Mountain area had 93 bucks during the recent season, per deputy warden Harry Thomas.
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Long John
Slim Jim
South Noufs
Bowmensville
Saveral
Jim
Sea Con
Harry Thomas
Rann Warden
Ryo
Waa
Minnesota Twins Arrive Often in Local Family
In Minneapolis, the Hanley family welcomed another set of twins, the fourth and fifth siblings born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Hanley. The newborns arrived yesterday, one boy and one girl, matching a family trend of twins in seven years.
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Minneapolis
Mian
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