Capitol Hails New Year With White House Reception
Washington scene recalls a formal New Year turnout as President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover host the White House reception. Cabinet and diplomats lead the procession with judiciary and legislative members following. Public welcomed at 1 pm then breakfast at the Pan American Union and a string of at homes. In Salt Lake City revelers fill hotels and pubs before church services and official receptions. Governor Dern and Fort Douglas officers receive military reps as police curb auto accidents to three injuries.
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Washingston
Jan
Washa
Coolidge
Hoover
Land
Cabinet
Diplometic Corps
Supreme Court
Judiciary
House
Senate
Army
Navy
White House
Timeon
Pan American Union
Salt Lake City
Greg. Dern
H. CO. Price
Fort Douglas
Exwa
Police Department
Two Die in Auto Train Collision at Twin Falls
In Twin Falls Idaho two young farm workers died after a beet truck was struck by a train at a crossing. The victims were Cieyd y, 23, killed instantly, and Emili Wonenberg, 19, who died four hours later. Curray's relatives live in Hamilton Montana while Wonenberg was son of L Wonenberg of Twin Pall.
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Twin Falls
Fadiay
Cieydy
Emili Wonenberg
Piler
Curray
Hamilton, Mont
Wonenberg
L. Wonenberg
Police Ambulances Crash in South Denver Snow
Two ambulances overturned on the way to a crash scene in south Denver. Three people from the Norton party were injured and taken to Denver General Hospital. A second ambulance driver was lightly hurt as police and medical units responded to the snowy scene.
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Denver
Wkyaut
H D Norton
Mr& Alfonso Powell
Violet Stewart
Norton
Denver General Hospital
Bickafosse
Uhen
Accomplishments of Pocatello Chamber Secretary
Secretary of Chamber reviews 1929 progress in Pocatello Idaho highlighting airport expansion, Portland cement plant, new wholesale services, doubled telephone growth, and planned constructions. Notes Armour Creameries hatchery, cement products plant, new theater, highway projects, increased tourism, and potential $2,000,000 annual water development benefiting Indian allotments.
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subdSsiaisc.a
Pocatello
Idaho
Bannock County
Pocatelio
Loox
Armour Creameries
Pocatelic
Stage News
Veteran minister collapses at New Year service
In Los Angeles on New Year’s Eve a veteran minister Rev. Mr. Carnes suffered a fatal heart attack during a midnight prayer as the old year ended and the new year began. Doctors attributed the death to a heart attack.
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Los Angeles
C Caruss
Lan
Pather
Ft. Knell
Mr. Carnes
Noor
Storm Blurred Annual Spectacle Over Pike's Peak
Colorado Springs residents failed to view the Adams chub fireworks atop Pike's Peak as a late storm obscured the display. Fourteen club climbers completed the ascent after two days of effort, with the spectacle briefly seen through field glasses before weather forced a cancellation.
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Colorado S Springs
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Utah Fatalities From Careless Driving Rise in 1929
Traffic statistics show Utah-roads deaths reached 151 in 1929. Salt Lake City alone tallied 34 deaths, up five from 1928 and four more than 1927, per Salt Lake police traffic sergeant J. B. Warden.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
J. B. Warden
Salt Lake
Wallaces Cases Before Federal Court in Idaho
News from Coeur d Alene reports Mullan officials and Shoshone County sheriff sentenced on conspiracy to violate federal prohibition law. Mayor Harwood, Deputy Bloom, Chief Welsh receive prison terms. Weniger appeals. Wallace prosecutors plan trials for Rossi and others as ouster questions arise.
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Coeur Dalene
Idaho
Mullan
Shoshone County
J. Stanley Webster
R. BE. Weniger
Arthur Harwood
Charles Bloom
F. C. Welsh
H Murphy
United States
Hoyt E. Ray
Herman J. Rossi
Wallace
Weniger
H. C. Mowery
Sheriffs Office
Mowery
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Boise
W. D Gils
Bloom
Mullan City
New Year Honors List Names Six New Peers and 26 Knights
London announces New Year honors with six new peers eight including Major Dudley Aman and Sir Willoughby Dickinson and 26 knighthoods led by Grannis Bantock and Viscount Goschen. Privy councillor George Goschen and dames Mary Bailey and Maude Royden are named among recipients.
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London
Crown Way
Dudley Leigh Aman
Willoughby Hyett Dickinson
World Aliance
William Joseph Noble
United Kingdom Chamber of Shipping
Arthur William Harry Ponsonby M. P
Ministry of Transport
Labor
Hugh Trenchard
Charles Wakefield
George Joachim Goschen
Madras
Beroncicies
Louis Bernard Baron
Thomas Gregory Foster
University College, London
William Middleebrook
Irgon
House of Common
Eustace Tennyson-D'Erourt
Grannis Bantock
Cole
Edward Knpp-Pisher
Abbey
Thomas Tuttends
Reining College
New Zealand
India
Olantes
Taft Patron of Arts Charles Phips Taft Dies at 86
Charles Phips Taft a leading Cincinnati patron of art education and journalism died at age 86 after lingering infirmities. His death follows a long career including publishing the Cincinnati Times-Star for 50 years. His half brother William Howard Taft planned to attend services in Washington. Family members were present in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
America
Charles Phips Taft
Taft
William Howard Taft
United States Supreme Court
United States
Washington
Charles Phelps Taft
Cincinnati Times-Star
City
New York
Explosion at Chinatown package kills woman in Md
An exploded package believed to be a belated Christmas gift killed Mrs Leona Hall Brady in Seat Pleasant Maryland and wounded seven others from the Hall family. Four badly hurt relatives, a grandmother in shock, and Leslie Hall with a severed left hand prompted a federal state and county investigation into the blast and whether the package traveled by mail.
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Washington
Seat Pleasant
Leona Hall Brady
John S Hall
Nora Hall
Hall
Aviator's Sister Expresses Confidence in Rescue
Portland news reports Miss Adeline Eielson sister of Carl Bom Eielson American aviator missing in the Arctic for about seven weeks expresses confidence he will be found. She says he told her not to worry if no word comes for months and that she awaits his return to learn of his experiences.
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Portland
Ore
Adeline Eielson
Carl Bom Eielson
Arctic
Wenatchee
Wash
Eielson
North
Child dies by same disease that claimed father
Wichita Kansas January 1 AP An 11 year old boy Charles Edmond Spurgeon died from asphyxiation by fumes from casing head gasoline. He was found beside a drip tank on 4 Bavi Bar lease in the Wright pool north of the city. The boy’s father was killed five weeks earlier by the same cause.
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Wichita
Kas
Chas
Edmond Spurgeon
Wright Pool
Here
Antifascist Trio Held in Paris in Bomb Plot Probe
Three Italians described as newspapermen were jailed in Paris on suspicion of anti fascist plotting against an Italian naval delegation and possessing bombs. Names given were Alberto Vianca Giuseppe Sartelti and Alberto Parchiani. They faced charges as Belgian royal travelers moved through France for a royal wedding.
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Paris
Suret> Generale
Scotland Yard
Naval Conference
Camillo Berner
Brussels
Italy
Priness Marie Jose
Prince
Piedmont
Alberto Vianca
Giuseppe Sartelti
Alberto Parchiani
Cianca
London
Henri Torres
France
Auto Struck Rock Killing One and Injuring Other
John Galloway aged 40 was killed when his car struck a rock in Thistle Canyon Utah two and a half miles north of Thistle Junction. Parney M. Galloway was injured and later found beneath the car after tumbling into a 15 foot embankment. Parley Galloway called for help from Provo and is hospitalized in Spanish Forks with non serious injuries.
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Salt Laze City
John Galloway
Parney M. Galloway
Thistle Canyon
Thistle Junction
Green River
Utah
Parley Galloway
Provo
Spanish Fors
Deputy Held for Kidnapping in Utah Wyoming Case
Prosecutor in Evanston Wyoming informs Utah Attorney General that R. Terry deputy game warden must face preliminary hearing in Evanston on kidnapping charges. Terry was arrested on an old charge of transporting a suspected game law violator across the state border to place him under arrest. Utah officials assisted by Wyoming officers, Terry denies the charge and Parker calls the accusation trumped up.
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Salt
Lake City
Jan
Evanston
Wyo
George P. Parker
Utah
R. Terry
Terry
Wtah
Traller
Weoming
Parker
Mass Funeral for Children of Holocaust Blamed on Panic
In Paisley Scotland a mass funeral was planned for 72 children aged five to fourteen killed in a Glen cinema fire. Identification proved painful as families faced misidentifications and the deaths were attributed mainly to suffocation from the crowd crush rather than gas.
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Paisley
Scotland
Glen Motion Picture Theatre
Deputy Taken For A Ride In Lumbledton Shooting
Four unidentified men abducted Columbus County deputy Hoke B. Smith at his home in Lumberton and shot him, after he refused to accompany them while they claimed to seek a stolen car. Smith, hospitalized with a slim chance of recovery, had earlier raided a liquor distillery and seized a 500 gallon still and hundreds of gallons of whiskey. Authorities suspect retaliation for his enforcement actions.
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Lumberton
N. C
Hoke B. Smith
Columbus County
Smith
Stray New Year Gunfire Hurts Boy and Wounds Four
In Detroit a seven year old boy died after a stray New Year’s gunshot struck him in front of his home. A 24 year old woman was wounded in the breast as she listened to the celebration on her porch. Police report several others injured. no shooters were caught. Three people were hospitalized with stab wounds from street fights as the city observed the holiday quietly.
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Detroit
Leonard Volp
Adelaide Deman
Howard i
Chesses
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