Rebels Attack Near Quilali Suppressed by U S Marines
United States Marines under Major Ross E Rowell bombed rebel concentrations four miles north of Quilali Nueva Segovia Nicaragua killing nine and wounding three. Marines occupy Quilali to deter Sandino raids as Colonel Mason Gulick orders regular air bombing of rebels.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Quilali
Nueva Segovia
United States
Ross E. Rowell
Quilail
Rowell
Mason Gulick
Interior budget report outlines pension and reclamation allocations
The appropriations committee presented a fiscal plan totaling 272,430,000 for next year, largely for army and navy pensions, with 210,000,000 proposed to be available immediately to ensure prompt pension payments. It details reductions in pension office and Indian affairs budgets, and lists reclamation projects across Idaho Oregon Utah and Wyoming with specific funding amounts and reappropriations, including Riverton and Shoshone projects.
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House
Appropriations Committee
Pension Office
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Reclamation Service
Riverton Project
Wyoming
Boise Project
Idaho
Minidoka Project
American Palls
Owyhee
Oregon
Umatilla and
Baker
Yale
Salt Lake Basin
Utah
Riverton
Happiness Experts Have A New Code
Chicago, Jan 11 AP. The YWCA will offer ten lessons to young Chicago women covering courtship, career and calories. Experts aim to teach happiness on 1500 dollars a year, how to avoid divorce, and how to please husbands at breakfast and at night. Mrs Gladys Jenkins says marriage rests on psychology, not sentiment, and notes lessons include personal charm and appearance tips.
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Chicago
Gladys Jenkins
Hickman Refuses Alienist Examinations in Parker Slaying
William E. Hickman, who confessed to the Marian Parker murder, coolly rejects three alienists at the county jail. He later welcomes Dr. J W Fettis of Lemars Iowa, the first expected insanity defense witness, and insists his attorney and his own psychiatrists be present for any examination. He reads a letter from Andrew Cramer of New York blaming others for the crime. The issue continues.
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Los Angeles
William E. Hickman
Marian Parker
the Fox
J. W. Fettis
Lemars
Fettis
Hickmap
Andrew Cramer
New York
Hickman
Eight Murders Attributed to Lemhi Killer Bert Lee
Coroner Doebler and W O Smith confirm Bert Lee is the Idaho murderer known as Hamilton. Lee is linked to eight killings from 1912 to 1926 including Duthie at Livingston and deputies in Tenday Idaho. Authorities deem him insane after repeated violent crimes and escapes.
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Ben Hamilton
Idaho
Salmon City
Montana
Butte
Bert Lee
W. O. Smith
Warm Spring Hospital
Lee
W. C. Doebler
Lemhi County
Batman
Doebler
Hamilton
Livingston
Alex Duthie
Duthie
Albert Allen
Smith
Tennessee
Lew Bancroft
Bill Withington
Len Cummings
Tenday
Warm Springs
Terrible, Girls, But Skirts Will Be Fully Inch Longer
New York fashion notes predict spring skirts lengthen to knee level, with longer evening gowns and backs nearly touching the floor. Colors for spring include Independence blue water blue and natural beige as designers show straighter silhouettes and renewed femininity through tucks lace and embroidery.
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New York
America
Ruth Snyder Lawyers Seek Habeas Corpus For Clemency
After a 2 1/2 hour meeting, attorney Joseph Lonardo traveled to Sing Sing to obtain Mrs. Ruth Snyder's signature on a habeas corpus petition aimed at delaying the electric chair scheduled for tomorrow.
Two Slayers Face Fate in Sing Sing Stay Denial
OSSINING N Y Jan 11 Prison attendants report Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray began their day with a light breakfast of toast and orange juice as they awaited word on Governor Smith s decision. Warden Lawes said both prisoners sensed no clemency likely and had not read morning papers. The Society for the Abolition of Capital Punishment discussed action but decided to take none.
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Ossining
N.Y
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
G. W. Kirchway
Columbia University Law School
Sing Sing Prison
The
Society For the Abolition of
Snyder-Gray
Auto Shows Attract Thousands As Ford Exhibit Opens
New York January 11 AP Thousands of motorists visit two automobile shows in New York City One free show at Madison Square Garden displays Ford steps in manufacturing Henry Ford and Edsel accompany him at the opening He plans to visit Edison in New Jersey and West Orange later Paul Hoffman of Studebaker foresees end of speed limits within five years Edsel notes Ford orders total 727000 cars with 537000 for earliest delivery
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New York
Grand Central Palace
Madison Square Garden
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker Corporation
United States
Michigan
Ford Company
Utah Weather Update Delivers Seasonal Change
A Utah forecast notes fair weather today with a change in temperature expected by Thursday. The brief mentions a slight warm up and cooling trends, signaling modest shifts in temperatures ahead.
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Utah
Yale Students Arrested for Handbill Distribution
Nineteen Yale students including seven divinity school members faced court after distributing pamphlets about neckwear industry conditions. The ACLU retained counsel. police cited a city ordinance on handbill bins.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
American Civil Liberties Union
Divinity School
New York
Stern and
Merritt
Berkman and
Adler
United Neckwear Makers’ Union
Liberal Club
George Brooks
Frederick C. Hyde
J. B. Whitelaw
New
Clarence R. Mendell
Yale College
Leon Tulin
Professor Tulin
Justine Wise
Passaic
Stephen 8. Wise
David McCoy
Democratic Town Committee
Phillip T. Smith
Father Claims Child Poisoned in Kentucky Case
Robert Herman Pitts says his three year old daughter Mary Magdalene Pitts died after poisoning on December 28 as Greenup county authorities investigate. Pitts and housekeeper Mrs. Mary Frazier are jailed on murder charges. Frazier denies conspiracy while Pitts admits prison time.
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Winchester
Mary Magdalene Pitts
Greenup
Mary Frazier
Robert Herman Pitts
Pitts
Kibitzer Club Receives State Charter in Chicago
A state charter is issued to the Kibitzer club in Chicago, aiming to encourage scientific card playing. Members with credentials gain permission to converse loudly at card stands behind players and aid in correcting mistakes.
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Chicago
Clemency Denied as Snyder and Gray Face Execution
Governor Smith refused clemency for Ruth Brown Snyder and Henry Judd Gray. He cited lack of any mercy basis despite appeals after the Court of Appeals affirmed their premeditated murder conviction. Last minute court moves sought a stay as attorneys debated new evidence and potential federal challenges.
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New York
Governor Smith
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Sing Sing
Court of Appeals
Diekentanie
Edgar F. Hazelton
Hazelton
Joseph Lonardo
Samuel L. Miller
Gray
Supreme Court
Snyder
Idaho Power adopts group life insurance plan
The Idaho Power company with Boise offices adopts a cooperative group life plan for its employees and others in Idaho. It covers about 500000 in life insurance with 1000 immediate coverage for workers with six months service and raises to 2000 after five years. The plan includes disability benefits and waives premiums during disability. It also offers visiting nurse service in Boise Nampa and Pocatello and health conservation pamphlets for employees.
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New York
N. Y
Idaho Power Company
Botlse
Endurance Flight Ends After Fuel Pump Failure
Clarence D. Chamberlin and Roger Williams were aloft for four hours from Curtis Field New York when a fuel pump failed ending their endurance flight this afternoon.
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Curtis Field
New York
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Roger Williams
Lindbergh Warmly Welcomed in Canal Zone
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh arrived in Balboa Canal Zone joining about 27 000 Americans on his goodwill tour after landing in Panama City from San Jose Costa Rica. Crowds cheered as colors waved and locals showcased zone attractions in Balboa and surrounding areas along the narrow isthmus between oceans.
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Balboa
Canal Zone
Charles A .Lindbergh
Panama City
San Jose
Costa Rica
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Pacific
Indian Prince's Intended Bride Faces Wide Opposition
The former maharajah of Indore plans to wed Miss Nancy Ann Miller of Seattle despite strong opposition from Indore's court and ministers. The couple, now private citizens, travel with the intention to marry by Hindu custom amid star-aligned auspicious timing.
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London
Indore
Nancy Ann Miller
Seattle
Bombay
Daily Express Today
Miss Miller
Madras
Maharajah
Maharanee
Europe
Mumtaz Begum
India
Colombo
Ceylon
Maherajah
Cerlon
Maharajah of
Nuwara Eliya
Kilauea Shows New Signs of Life
In Hilo Hawaii on January 11 the Kilau ea volcano the world’s largest active eruption site began moderate activity before midnight. Lava oozed from two cracks in Halemaumau at the south end of the crater with one flow and one glow. A glowing hole appeared in the north center of the pit. The glow was faint from afar.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Kilauea
Halemaumau
King of Hedjaz imposes strict luxuries ban
Cairo dispatch reports Ibn Saoud king of Hedjaz issued numerous strict limits on consumer luxuries for his Moslem subjects, according to a consular notice to the Egyptian government.
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London
Cairo
Dairy Express Today
Ibn Saoud
Hedjaz
Favorite Sons Discussed Ahead of Jackson Day Dinner
Washington January 11 AP The eve of the Jackson day dinner drew Democrats to discuss nomination chances convention city and notable absences Governor Smith of New York dominates chatter with supporters from New York Illinois California Wisconsin West Virginia Washington Minnesota among those optimistic about his chances Other potential favorites mentioned include Reed Ritchie Walsh Donahey Woollen Hull Glass Pomerone Robinson of Arkansas George of Georgia Ayres of Kansas Cities proposed for the convention include Chicago San Francisco Cleveland Detroit Miami St Paul and Houston Some leaders note Smith’s absence as prudent while others regret missing his views on public questions.
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Washington
Smith
New York
Illinois
California
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Minnesota
Reed
Ritchie
Walsh
Donahey
Woollen
Hull
Glass
Pomerone
Robinson
Arkansas
George
Georgia
Ayres
Kansas
Chicago
San Francisco
Cleveland
Detroit
Miami
St. Paul
Houston
High-Heeled Shoes Hurt Knees Says Pediatric Group
Philadelphia doctors told the Philadelphia Pediatric Society that high heeled shoes force the foot into an awkward position, throwing muscles and bones out of balance and making knees less stable. They warned against toe dancing and tight clothing for children, suggesting proper fit to avoid sagging.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Pediiatric Society
J. Terrence Rugh
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Lemhi
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Nancy
Hedjez
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