National Automibile Show Opens With Foreign Cars
The twenty ninth national automobile show in New York opens at Grand Central Place featuring over 300 models from 43 makes across 60 exhibits on three floors. European makers such as Vauxhall Renault and Mercedes Benz display alongside Ford which runs a separate service exhibit.
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New York
Grand Central Peice
Ree
Europe
South America
Far East
Czecho Slovakia
Vauxhall
Daimler
Austin
Renault
Mercedes- Benz
Ford Motor Company
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Broadway
Reprieve Extended for Ada Lebouef and Dr Dreher
Sheriff Pecot said Governor Huey P. Long granted a reprieve for Ada Bonner Lebouef and Dr. Thomas E. Dreher until next Saturday. The order shift caused near frantic relief at the jail as the governor signaled another stay while the state supreme court reconsiders. If the court rules against the defense again, another hanging date could be set.
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Franklin
Pecot
Huey P. Long
Ada Bonner Lebouef
Thomas E. Dreher
State Supreme Court
Shortage Restitution Demanded in Pugh Embezzlement Case
The Utah State Board of Examiners seeks $104 541 14 from Fidelity & Deposit Co of Maryland to cover a shortage found in the accounts of David J Pugh former chief deputy state treasurer who pleaded guilty to misappropriation and received a four to twenty year sentence. John Walker retires as state treasurer with a $55 000 bond pledged by Pugh and issued by United States Fidelity & Deposit Co of Hartford.
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Salt Lake City
David J. Pugh
State Board of Examiners
Fidelity & Deposit Company of Maryland
Pugh
John Walker
United States Fidelity & Deposit Company of
Hartford, Conn
State Board of Recount
Burns to death in padded cell at county jail
Len dova Cardova, 53, jailed for vagrancy, died in a padded cell after allegedly tearing padding away and starting a fire. Officials describe him as mentally unbalanced. The incident occurred in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Lendova Cardova
Jjail
Cardova
Cordova
Nations Throwing Peace Paper Wads Says McLean
In Washington January 5 AP reports Senate debate on interpretive resolutions to accompany Kellogg anti war treaty ratification. Senator McLean urges a resolution asserting U S self defense rights and proposes convening a conference to curb world navies, arguing nations should stop throwing peace paper wads.
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McLean
Washington
Senate
Swanson
Foreign Relations
Connecticut
Moses
New Hampshire
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Raiders Stumbled Into Gun Trap in Liquor Raid
In San Francisco California a liquor raid ended with Police Corporal James J Muldoon near death from a shotgun wound that triggered when he walked into an automatic trap. Investigators found a rifle and shotgun rigged with wires. officers narrowly escaped injury as they aided Muldoon. No occupants found. a still was located and dismantled.
Weather outlook turns unsettled this weekend
UTAM forecast notes increasing cloudiness today with unsettled conditions expected Sunday. Temperatures rise somewhat in the west tonight as winds shift and the system approaches, bringing a milder overnight period before any potential rain.
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West Portéem
Ogden Livestock Show Opens With Blue Ribbon Parade
A colorful parade opened the tenth Ogden Livestock show with top stock from national shows. Lee Guyman of Utah State Agricultural College won first prize in student judging. Cornell Chamberlin of Cedar City and Myron Chills of Logan took second and third. Ribbons begin Monday as the event continues.
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Ogden
United States
Lee Guyman
Utah State Agricultural College
Cornell Chamberlin
Cedar City
Myron Chills
Logan
Navy probes subway brawls between Negroes and sailors
In New York on January 5 authorities opened a Navy led investigation prompted by NAACP complaints into two subway incidents. One tied to Times Square on New Year’s Eve required forty police to quell. A second scuffle occurred on a Brooklyn subway train on December 2.
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New York
Nevsl
Taday
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Times Square
Brookyn
Utah Senator urges higher sugar tariff to Coolidge
Sen ator King of Utah urged the president to raise the sugar tariff this session or via executive action. He said he received many letters favoring an increased duty, mostly from the West and from Utah, prompting the request to use tariff provisions.
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Washington
President Coolidge
King
Democrat
Utah
Congress
Kissaald
Whitehead Seen As Next Idaho House Speaker
An informal vote in Boise indicates Don Whitehead of Boise will be the next Idaho House speaker. Support from 13 southwest, 7 south central, 11 southeast and possibly 4 from north Idaho lawmakers points to a likely 26 votes needed to chair the 50 member Republican majority.
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Boise
Don Whitehead
House of Representatives
Republican House
Whitehead
Southwest
South Central
Southeast
North Idaho
House
Poison liquor raids surge in New York crackdown
Police and federal authorities unite to target poison liquor and crime linked speakeasies. Three federal judges join criminal sessions to handle raids, as over 50 speakeasies and two distilleries are raided. Prohibition leaders report 589 raids under Commissioner Whalen, with focus on poisonous liquor hubs.
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New York
API
Whalen
Gooding Girl Ends Life After Snow Walk To Butte
Helen Tenney an 18 year old Gooding college president C W Tenney's daughter died of a self inflicted gunshot wound. After trudging a mile and a half through deep snow to a butte near Gooding she was found by searchers at 1 o clock this morning with a pistol in her hand. She had long suffered ill health and lately feared loss of sight and had spoken of a pine tree on the butte where she was found.
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Gooding
Helen Tenney
Presdent
C. W. Tenney
Gooding College
Miss Tenney
Idaho dairy stock shows net gain from shipments
Idaho reports a net dairy herd increase after 310 pure bred cattle shipped out and 409 shipped in over two years. Overall stock movement favors exports with 9 727 shipped out versus 1 449 imported, indicating improved herd quality and a rise in in state head count.
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Boise
Idaho
A. J Dickman
Animal Industry
Wyoming Rancher Williams Elgie Killed in Snowslide
A snowslide buried the Kappes ranch house near Rock Springs Wyoming, killing rancher William Elgie. Coroner Frank Rogan departed for Rock Springs to recover the body. Initial reports claimed the entire Nicholas Kappes family perished, but later it was learned they escaped the slide.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
William Elgie
Wyoming
Bribe Charges Rise in Boston Sunday Sports Graft Scandal
Boston January reports state Attorney General Joseph E. Warner will probe the Outdoor Recreation League donor list tied to Sunday baseball and other professional sports. Testimony before the Boston finance commission alleges bribes for swift action on a Sunday sports bill, with names including Emily E. Fuchs and Charles F. Adams cited among donors and supporters.
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Boston
Joseph E. Warner
Boston Finance Commission
Charles F. Adams
Boston National League Baseball Club
Boston Bruins
Emily E. Fuchs
The
Braves
Joseph P. Walsh
Willem G. Lynch
Fuchs
Lynch
Coleagues
Cunningham
Finance Commission
Idaho company wins its suit in supreme court
The Idaho Galena Mining Company of Wallace won its appeal to keep its books and records from being used in a criminal libel case brought by Wallance stock broker T. B. Cosgrove challenging Henry B. Kingsbury. The district court order to disclose records was reversed.
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Boise
Idaho
Galena Mining Company
Wallace
Supreme Court
District Court of
Shoshone County
T. B. Cosgrove
Henry B. Kingsbury
Cosgrove
Kingsbury
North Idaho
Gaiena
Holdups Called Shieks by Cops
Salt Lake City police hunted two youths described as the "boys in black" who have staged multiple pedestrian and store holdups. Wearing black masks and suits, they allegedly entered G S Rahan’s confectionery last night, taking 684 from the cash register before fleeing. Rahan labeled the pair the "shiek type" and authorities urged vigilance.
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Salt Lake City
G S Rahan
Rahan
Pioneer Tollestrup dies. frontier settler with Black Hawk ties
Gunnison Utah January 5 AP Niels Tollestrup a pioneer of covered wagon days and Black Hawk War veteran died at his Gunnison Valley home He led Lee settlement soldiers against Indians in several battles He is survived by 10 children 62 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren a total of 92 living relatives Washington DC January 5 AP three radio broadcasters WENR WCBD and WLS had appeals rejected by the DC Court of Appeals after related Commission allocations in the November 1 plan
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Gunnison
Utah
Niels C. Tolestrup
Gunnison Valey Yeerterde
Tollestrup
Lee Settlement
Ciidren
Washington
Radio Commission
District of Columbia
Pan American conference signs 20 treaties
Delegates from 20 American republics sign multiple bilateral and conciliation treaties at the Pan American conference.
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Washington
Smith Fears Democratic Drift Over Smith Campaign
Representative Box of Texas, newly named Democratic whip, warns in a letter that the party would dissolve if the forces that nominated Governor Smith and guided his campaign keep dominating. He says the situation imperils Democratic unity across the South and impacts the national party structure, risking a split and realignment.
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Washington
Representative Box
Texas
House
Smith
Roosevelt
New York
Box
Hoover
Atter
Southam
Texae
Republican Party
Mystery Death of Postal Office Clerk Miss Bruns
Miss Warri Bruns a 19 year old postal clerk was found dead near the Christian county line with no signs of violence. Her body appeared brought into Montgomery county where sheriffs from two counties investigated. Autopsy delayed due to jurisdiction disputes as to which sheriff holds authority.
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Ohlman
Toca
Warri Brurs
Lear @ road
Ohiman
Montgomery County
Fee Bruns
Christian County
Kellogg Names General McCoy to Paraguay Boliva Border Mission
Secretary Kellogg announces Brig. Gen. Frank R. McCoy will head the special commission to negotiate the Paraguayan Bolivian boundary dispute. McCoy previously oversaw the recent Nicaraguan elections.
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Washington
Kellogg
Brigades
Frank R. McCoy
de Gppolitco
Ciack
Endurance monoplane Question Mark nears air record at Los Angeles
At Metropolitan Airport on January 5 the endurance monoplane Question Mark, after refueling, pressed toward surpassing the French airship Dignes endurance mark of 118 hours. The crew, buoyed by breakfast and mail, battled cloudy weather and a steady wind as they extended their flight beyond 96 hours.
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Metropolitan Airport
Los Angeles
Dixinude
Metropolitan
Imperial Valley
Carl Spats
Girls Head List On Safety Council Awards
Two girls lead the National Safety Council president's medal awards. Iola F Wilham of Sioux Falls and Mary Latichter of Roxana Texas earned recognition for lifesaving actions including rescue from gas fumes and a near-drowning incident. Orlo Cummings of Corvallis also received an award.
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Chicago
National Safety Councl
Iola F. Wilham
Sioux LD
Mary Laughter
wHirport
Texas
Ailes Wilham
Northwestern Bell Telephone Coump
Sioux Falls
James
Latichter
Verna Brande
Rox Rt
Orlo Cummings
Corvailia
Ure
Secretary Mellon Denies Raphael Madonna Purchase
Secretary Mellon rejected reports from London that he bought Raphael Madonna for $970,000. He said he had once before been named as having purchased the painting, but the denial clarified no such purchase occurred.
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Washington
Mellon
London
Secretary of the Treasury
Chicago Restaurant Fires Damage West Side Entrance
Fire at a newly opened West Side restaurant in Chicago caused damage to the entrance. Windows were broken by an explosion using plaster of Paris and black powder, with debris described as an ash pit and rubble. No injuries reported.
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Chicago
Pear Shattie Rest
West Side
Orokem Qy
Prominent Man Is Killed By Fall of Ten Stories
Horace L Williamson a 65 year old official of the United States Rubber company died after falling from a tenth floor window at his West 4th Street apartment. His guest Miss Fry Manually reported they had attended a theater and a nightclub before returning home after 11 PM. The body was found in the rear yard not long after.
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New York
S4th Street
Horace L Willamson
Ted States Rubber Company
Miss Fry
Fter
Williamneon
Williemean
Wil- Lato
Arest
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Idaho Company
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