Navy orders cruisers and destroyers to aid in S-3 search
The navy department sends light cruisers Milwaukee Raleigh and Memphis and destroyers from Guantanamo to assist in locating submarine 8-3, separated from the control force en route to Cuba. The 8-3, sister ship of S-4, has not been heard since Saturday near Cape Hatteras.
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Washington
Navy Department
Guantanamo Bay
Camden
Saratoga
Milwaukee
Raleigh
Memphis
Cuban
Submarine Control Force
Hampton Roads
Guantanamo
Cuba
Cape Hatteras
Camder
P. W. Warren
Springfield
Mis
Department
W. F Weidner
Charles B. Garvin
Jose M. Cabananiulas
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
Brumby
Provincetown
Mass
Weidner
Bloomfield Street
Hoboken
Garvin
Ridgestreet
Harri
British Field Marshal Haig Dies in London at 66
Earl Douglas Haig former commander in France and Belgium died in London after a short illness at 66. He led Allied forces to victory in 1918 and founded the poppy appeal for disabled soldiers. Joffre paid tribute, praising his military virtue and leadership. He will be buried likely at St Paul’s, following tradition. A separate fire at Fort Hall damaged Indian Agency offices, destroying the building and contents except vault records. Total loss about 820,000.
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London
Earl Douglas Haig
France
Belgium
Marshal Foch
General Pershing
United States
Earl Haig
Flanders
Great Britain
Marshal
W. G. Jameson
Princes Gate
Hyde Park
Riviera
Lord Douglas Haig
Haig
Bemersyde
Berwickshire
Bruce
Baliol
Scotland
Lord Haig
Dorothy Vivian
Lord Vivian
England
Westminster
St. Paul's
Wellington
Lord Roberts
Paris
Marshal Joffre
Marne
Douglas Haig
Bornine
Fort Hall
Stephen Janus
Janus
Tribune
BR Canfield
Pocatello
J. F. Murray
Bombing Trust Plot Probed in Chicago Mayor Threats
Eight men were arrested as police probe a so called bomb trust tied to threats against Mayor Thompson and officials in Chicago. Investigators link hotel bombing plans to attacks on Lawndale Hospital and the homes of City Comptroller Fitzmorris and Dr. Reid as part of intimidation efforts.
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Chicago
O'Connor
North Side Hotel
Lawndale Isolation Hospital
Thompson
Charles Fitzmorris
William H. Reid
Fitzmorris
Reid
Lawndale Hospital
Walter G. Walker
Grand Jury
North State Street
Sheridan Road
Hughes
Utah Copper worker held for sanity hearing after four suicide attempts
John Husalas, a Utah Copper company employee in Bingham, attempted to end his life four times. He leaped from a third story window into a snow bank, tried to barge before a streetcar, and twice threatened to jump from a fourth story window before police intervened.
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Salt Lake City
John Husalas
Utah Copper Company
Bingham
Federals Encounter Bloody Battle in Michoacan Mountains
A Federal force clashed with about 1200 rebels at Cerro Verde in Michoacan. Generals Juan Domingues and Tranquilino Mendoza led the attack as 16 Federals were killed and 12 wounded while rebels abandoned many bodies after a hours long fight.
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Mmnesco City
Bi Universal
Michoacan
el Tortugo
Cerro Verde
Juan Domingues
Tranquiline Mendoza
Librado
Skeleton Found at Utah Hut With Unfinished Chess Game
Grim Skeleton Sat at a Lone Game for Years reports a fully clothed human skeleton seated at a table with an unfinished chess match near Lee’s Ferry Utah. Authorities link pockets letters and a checkbook to W. E. Mendenhall once believed dead in Colorado, raising questions about his fate.
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Grim Skeleton
Lee's Ferry
Utah
Pathe Bray
Colorado
W. E. Mendenhall
Mendenhall
Lake City
Colo
Hunt hails Boulder dam concessions and plans action on McClusky
Arizona Governor George W. P. Hunt says at the Boulder dam conference in Washington that Arizona and allied states won concessions and he will seek removal of State Industrial Commissioner H. S. McClusky upon returning to Phoenix. He predicts California will fail to gain terms and argues for a fair arrangement or no dam. He favors corporate hydro power for tax purposes and opposes government control.
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Paso
Tex
George W. P. Hunt
Arizona
Paso Times
Wen
Boulder Dam
Washington
Phoenix
H. 8. McClusky
Hurt
California
Hunt
Nevada
Supreme Court
Beet Sugar Talks Set for Idaho Joint Meeting
Officials announce next Wednesdays Idaho joint meeting to discuss vital policies for beet growers and beet sugar refiners. The 1028 contract between growers and refiners will be disclosed.
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Salt Lake City
Idaho
Lindy Proves A Pathfinder In Venezuela
Caracas reports Charles A Lindbergh completing a 650 mile flight from Bogota to Maracay after fog and misdirection forced a winding route. He apologized to President Gomez, arrived at 6 p.m., and hailed as an aerial pathfinder for overcoming natural obstacles on his good will tour.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Maracay
Here
Bogota
Colombia
Charles A. Lindbergh
Gomez
Lindbergh
Ortiz
Higuervie
Washington
Mexico City
Tamplico
Chicago Wedding Cancelled Over Pre Nuptial Pact
Ming Ann Livingston 30 of Tulsa and Franklin D. Hardinge 61 of Chicago called off their wedding over a proposed pre nuptial financial agreement. Livingston refused to sign waiving her claim to Hardinge fortune, leaving her heartbroken and humiliated as a conference for settlement looms.
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Chicago
Ming Ann Livingston
Divcreee
Tulsa
Okla
Franklin D. Hardinge
Emily Wetten
Anelss Mardinge
Hardinge
Misa Livingston
Sheriff Identifies Exhibits in Hill Matricide Trial
Sheriff Floyd Clark testified in Ottawa against Harry Hill on charges of matricide. He identified clay stained shoes from the Hill home alleged to have been worn by mother and son at the time of the slaying and described removing a 94 inch square plaster sample from the stairwell wall for analysis. The state says Mrs Hill was shot and buried in the cellar.
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Ottawa
Lils
Floyd Clark
Harry Hill
Hill
Clark
Chicago
Senator Borah Smiles as Prohibition Question Raised
In Washington on January 30, Senator Neely asked Borah to amend the prohibition questionnaire sent to Republican presidential candidates to include whether they favor appointing an ex-distiller or ex-brewer as secretary of the treasury. Neely cited Mellon’s prior investments in distilleries and argued he would not support prohibition enforcement. Borah smiled in silence.
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Borah
Washington
Senate
Neely
West Virginia
Senator Borah
Deacon Uses Blackjack to Stop Discord in Church
In Chicago on January 30, a church incident at Friendship Baptist ended with Deacon Thomas Chapman striking Casey McGarick Jones and George Washington McGaveick, and Jones and the deacon collapsing, while worship continued. A telephone was torn from the wall during the altercation.
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Chicago
Friendship Baptist Church
Thomas Chapman
Casey McGarick Jones
George Washington McGaveick
Chapman
Sandino Under Cover as Rebel Forces Split
Reports from Managua say General Sandino has vanished from view and his troops have scattered. Marine patrols report quiet in Quilall, El Chipote deserted, and desertions after January 14. Marines push toward Nuevo Segovia and larger villages to cut off supplies with little opposition.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Augustino Sandino
Quilall
Sandino
el Chipote
Condega
Department of
Esteli
Sanrino
Nuevo Segovia
Neuva Begovia
Leon
Hickman Sanity Trial Under Defense Motion For Experts
In Los Angeles the Hickman sanity trial opened with defense attorney Jerome Walsh seeking three outside experts. Judge Trabucco denied the motion as delaying the case while Walsh, claiming lack of funds, testified his own money funds the defense. A 12 juror panel was sworn, four women and eight men, after the defense exhausted 20 peremptory challenges.
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Hall OF Justice
Los Angeles
William Edward Hickman
Jerome Walsh
J. J. Trabucco
Walsh
Asa Keyes
Kansas City
Trabucco
Marian Parker
J. Trabucco
Elias Kahn
Elizabeth A. Bullis
Emily Lindrum
Robert L Bowman
Arto E. Rickett
Edward Venables
J. A. Ruggles
Howard Skewes
Howard Atkinson
Harry Wood
Sarah A. Roach
Virginia L. Ross
A. Qualman
Plot Charged Against Carol in Paris Plot Rumors
Vienna dispatch to the Daily Express says a plot against former Crown Prince Carol of Romania may be staged in Paris. Emissary Michael Mircea, tied to Carol and Romanian friends, is in Vienna after 18 months of delicate missions. Mircea denies any Carol mission, but the dispatch claims otherwise.
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London
Vienna
Daily Express Today
Paris
Carol of
Rumania
Michael Mircea
Carol
Romania
Mircea
Notables Go On Air Tonight
President Coolidge will address the semi annual government departments meeting broadcast nationwide. Director Lord of the Budget will speak with Marine Band music at Memorial Continental Hall as the session proceeds.
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Washington
Coolidge
Marine Band
Memorial Continental Hall
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