Detectives Surround Countess Estate in Florida Dispute
In Beach Florida detectives loyal to Count Salm Von Hoogstraden press surveillance of the countess Waikiki home amid a custody fight. The count claims his wife blocks access to their son and seeks separation. the countess has said little beyond refusal to comment. Private detectives from New York are reportedly en route. the count filed a suit for separation and child custody.
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Ludwig Salm von Hoog
Millicent Rogers
Count von Hoogstraden
Saint Selm von Hoogstraden
Supreme Court
Justin
Ime
Waikiki
New York
Newark
Noted Alabama Minister Dies at 75 in Birmingham
Dr. Benjamin Franklin Riley a pioneer Alabama minister author and educator died at his home in Birmingham Monday night. A former president of Howard College he was once connected with the University of Georgia known for temperance and writings on the Negro question in the South.
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Benjamin Franklin Riley
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Grange Undergoes X Ray Examination
Red Grange was admitted to a Banville hospital to receive an X ray and treatment for a bruised arm. Dr. E B Ceolley attends him. Grange was ordained into the Baptist ministry in 1872 and is survived by his widow Emma Shaw Riley along with four daughters and four sons.
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Kellogg Outlines Europe Policy and Alien Exclusion
Secretary Kellogg defends U S policy toward Europe at Locarno stating noninterference in European matters unless invited and opposing alliance systems. He rejects unlimited foreign aid, supports excluding alien radicals, and warns bankers against indiscriminate loans to German states and cities.
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Locarno
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Ten Injured When Train Jumps Track Near Fairmont
Ten persons were seriously injured when a Baltimore & Ohio train number 67 plunged down an embankment near Viropa, west of Fairmont, landing by the West Fork river. A broken rail caused the wreck, and a relief train with physicians rushed to aid the injured. The remaining train continued to Pittsburgh.
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Grange to Appear on Screen Soon
Red Grange will make his motion picture debut after leaving football. He will arrive March 1 to begin work at Arrow Pictures with a $300 000 minimum guarantee deposited in Champaign Illinois. Filming may start in New York or Hollywood depending on schedules. The project plans to dramatize his life from ice man to millionaire with Grange cast in a role he excels at.
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Red Grange
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Sera
Ates Arrow Pictures
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Ills
Grange
Pines
New York
Hollywood
Geener
Promotion of Dry Law Director Named in New Orleans
In New Orleans a promotion is announced for the dry law director, with Mr Matthews appointed as a special agent for the enforcement duties across four states including the eastern district of Louisiana. Jackson said the duties cover the entire district and warrant the new appointment.
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Louisiane
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Jackson
Forest rangers relieved of duty until February
Mo Omery Alabama December 15 state forester Pagenker announced that 20 forest rangers will be relieved of duty until February 1. The forester declared a need of the men during the...
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MO Omery
Ala
Pagenker
State Forester
Forester
Severe quake felt in Persia destroys houses and kills two
London dispatch reports a severe earthquake in northeastern Persia near Khorassan. Two hundred houses were destroyed and two people killed with twenty injured as tremors were felt across the region.
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London
Khorassam
Allahabad
Central News
William Wae Buried in Shreveport Area Today
The obituary notes William Wae, born in Shreveport, died after a year of illness and will be buried today at Mattie Cemetery. He previously worked with Gumbel & Co. and later Norman Mayer & Co. His long career in the cotton business included deep studies of agriculture, economy, and climate.
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William Wae
Phases of the Esttem Crop Forecasts Win Respect Worldwide
Analysts report phased esttem crop forecasts gaining authoritative respect across many lands. Officials and agronomists credit clear data and consistent methodology for broader acceptance and use in policy and planning.
Sturbance Reported At Local Theatre
A disturbance disrupted a theatre performance as patrons reportedly reacted strongly. Mrs W Clary of White River offers testimonial about using FO Honey and Tar Compound for coughs with noticeable relief.
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