Submarine $-19 Runs Aground Near Nausett Beach
In heavy fog the United States submarine $-19 with a 35 man crew ran ashore on Nausett Beach between Wellfleet and Eastham near Chatham Massachusetts. The sub reported a dangerous position as heavy seas broke over the bridge and the vessel listed 20 degrees. Coast guard cutters stood by and the cutter Tampa reported conditions favorable to freeing the ship at noon.
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Nausett Beach
Coast Guard
Tampa
United States Coast Guards Capture Rum Ships Off Galveston
Two rum ships and three armored motor trucks carrying about eight hundred cases of liquor were seized seven miles east of San Luis Pass on Galveston Island after a gun battle with a Coast Guard patrol. Smugglers opened fire, fled in touring cars, and several believed injured.
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Coast Guard
Galveston
Tex
United States Coast Guards
San Luis Pass
Galveston Island
Farewell Bottle from Ill Fated French Ship
A bottle washed up at Boulogne France carries a farewell message from the crew of the ill fated vessel Jeanne D Arc. The note dated December 26 is signed by master Pierre Levinats and says the ship was rapidly sinking off the Cornigh coast with no hope of rescue.
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Jeanne D’arc
Cornish
Vienst Boulogne
France
Cornigh
Pierre Levinats
Religion Leader Warns on Crime Wave at Archbishops Funeral
Archbishop John J. Glennon of St Louis declares in a funeral sermon that crime against human life is turning America into the world's most murderous nation. The remarks were delivered during funeral rites for Archbishop Henry Moeller in Cincinnati on January 13.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
John J. Glennon
St. Louis
Henry Moeller
Coalition of Theatrical Interests Formed for Interchange Plays
New York January 13 organization of a coalition of American English Australian and South African theatrical interests to produce Interchange plays worldwide has been completed.
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New York
Bennett Looking Up the Law in Controversy With Boifeuillet
John W. Bennett brother of Attorney O R Bennett says he is looking up the law on the Georgia Public Service Commission seat dispute with John T Boifeuillet. He adds no court action will be filed before ten days at least. Waycross Ga Jan 13.
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Public Service Commission
Waycross
John W. Bennett
O. R. Bennett
Georgia Public Service Commission
Marines Withdrawn From Nicaragua
Washington January 8 report says the United States will withdraw the marine guard stationed in Nicaragua. The decision follows a review by officials in Washington.
Great Lakes Tolls Record Fatal Losses On Lake
Reports from underwriters show 1924 saw thirty seven lives lost and fifteen boats sunk on the Great Lakes, the worst toll in years.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Extradition Bid Advances for Blasco Ibanez in Madrid
District Judge in Madrid orders Vicente Blasco Ibanez jailed in absentia and sets a ten thousand peseta cash bond. The author faces charges over a booklet attacking King Alfonso and is reportedly likely to be extradited from France where he is currently in custody.
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Madrid
Author
Ibanez
France
de Fiat We Pte Ray
Spain
Vicente Blasco Tbanez
Afonso
Train Crash in German Station Kills Dozens
Berlin dispatches report the Berlin Cologne express crashed into a stationary train at Herne Westphalia killing or injuring many. More than twenty one bodies were recovered from the wreckage as three cars were demolished in the impact.
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Herne
Westphalia
Pree
Berlin
Westphallia
LaGrange Man Held by New Orleans Officers
Howard Donovan alias Ray Nelson of LaGrange Ga is held in New Orleans on a fugitive from justice charge awaiting LaGrange authorities. Police say his wife accused him of attempting to force her into an extortion plot, prompting the inquiry.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Howard Donovan
Ray Nelson
LaGrange
Donovan
General Wu Again Controls Shanghai After Troop Disarmament
The Shanghai gateway back under Wu Pei fu adherents as over seven thousand defeated Chang Yong Min troops are disarmed and interned in the French and international settlements.
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Shanghai
China
Peking
Wu Pei-Fu
Chang Yong Min
Girl Dies While Climbing Long's Peak in Bad Weather
Denver Jan 13 A failed attempt to scale the east face of Longs Peak near Estes Park costs the life of Agnes Vaillie B Vaile daughter of a retired millionaire and secretary of the Denver chamber of commerce A search party continues for Herbert Sortland who vanished while aiding the body search
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Long’s Peak
Estes Park
Agnes Vaillie B. Vaile
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Herbert Sortland
NC Produce Merchant Is Shot Dead Near Charlotte
The body of A. L. Mauney, 50, a produce merchant from Crouse, was found today on a rural road four miles south of Charlotte with a single bullet wound. Robbery of valuables is reported as a motive in this violent death.
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Charlotte
N. C
A. L. Mauney
Crouse, N. C
North Carolina State Treasurer Stricken in New York
Benjamin R. Lacy, 70, treasurer of North Carolina, is seriously ill at the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City from pneumonia induced by congestion. He arrived recently for medical care and his condition was reported by officials.
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New York
Benjamin R. Lacy
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Short Line Railroads Fight Eastern Trunk Plan
The American short-line railroad association will oppose the Van Sweringen brothers proposed consolidation of the Eastern trunk lines, a move the Interstate Commerce Commission has been notified about in Washington on January 13.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
American Short-Line Railroad Association
van Sweringen Brothers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Loyalty to Law, Hughes Urges Greatest Duty of Lawyers
In Atlanta on January 13 the American Bar Association executive committee heard Charles Evans Hughes urge loyalty to law as the supreme duty of lawyers. He discussed retirement from the cabinet and plans to resume legal practice after March. The committee adjourned for homes and planned a spring New York meeting.
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Hughes
Atlanta
Charles Evans Hughes
American Bar Association
New York
The
Detroit
Charles, Evans Hughes
Providence
Rob
St. Louis
Association
Piedmont Driving Club
Thomas F. Howe
Chicago
Simon Fleischmann
Poisoned punch kills two at wedding near Matanzville
Poised metal polish suspected as the cause after guests at a Matanzville area wedding drank punch. Two died and four or more were seriously ill as police and physicians investigated whether an intentional poisoning or cruel joke was to blame. Names of victims not released.
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Matzeville
Here
Poutivide
Lan
Gilberton
Matanoy
Gilbertson
Houghton Chosen as Ambassador to Germany
Alan B. Houghton of New York, newly appointed ambassador to Germany, was selected by President Coolidge to replace Ambassador Kellogg in London. News from Washington, January 1.
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Germany
Coolidge
U. S
Court of St. James
Kellogg
Pee Pa Neaned
Washington, D. C
President Coolidge urges farm legislation before March Fourth
President Coolidge says farm legislation should be enacted by Congress before adjournment on March fourth and should be backed by a commission report. Idaho Senator Borah urges an extra session to act on relief for farmers, arguing the country needs permanent help despite campaign fatigue.
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Congress
Vespecrtad
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Sie Sear
Agricultural Commission
Borch
Idaho
Senate
Senate adopts Jones substitute on Muscle Shoals commission
The Senate adopted the Jones substitute to the Underwood bill to refer the Muscle Shoals question to a commission. The plan authorizes the Secretary of War to temporarily dispose of the Muscle Shoals power development and to construct dam number three on the Tennessee River during the commission's study.
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Senate
Jones
Underwood
Commission
Washington, D
Muscle Shoals
Secretary of War
Tennessee
New Jersey First to Turn in Its Electoral Vote
New Jersey claimed the honor of the first state to deliver the 1924 electoral vote to Congress in a race with Rhode Island. Washington reports the momentous event from the nation’s capital.
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New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Rhode Island
Congress
Dublin Bank Closes Doors For Reorganization
The Exchange Bank of Dublin in Georgia shut its doors today to arrange a reorganization after an unexpected cash demand began yesterday. A reopening is possible tomorrow. Weather forecast calls for fair and colder tonight with a heavy front likely Tuesday.
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Associated Prenny Dublin
Exchange Bank of Dublin
Paris Confirms Fair Settlement on War Claims
Paris reports a Paris agreement deemed fair by President Coolidge. He states the United States did not gain all it sought yet the pact avoids making the U.S. a rapacious creditor. In Paris representatives prepare to sign an intersulHed agreement on German reparations with Czech experts aiding the process.
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U. S
Washington, DD. C
Coolidge
Paris
United States
Nce American
Yonkers men accused in torture case over marriage bid
Two Yonkers businessmen, William S. MacClymont and Randolph M. Steete, were indicted for torturing a youth to stop his attempts to marry the daughter of one man and the fiance of the other. The accuser is William Holland, a clerk.
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Orange White Plains
N. Y
Yonkers
Wth
Knoten
William S. MacClymont
Yonker
Randolph M. Steete
Newark
Wall Street
William Holland
Egyptologist Secures Restart at Tuc Ankh-Amen Tomb
Howard Carter, famed Egyptologist, has reached an agreement with the Egyptian government to resume digging at the tomb of Tuc Ankh-Amen. The accord follows a Cairo dispatch this afternoon confirming the renewed work program and access for Carter's team.
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Associated Prove
London
Howard Carter
Tomb of
Tuc Ankh-Amen
Cairo
Kansas Officials Linked to Pardon Scandal
Topeka reports reveal state bank commissioner Carl J Peterson and ally plotted for pardon proceeds in the Walter Grundy case with Oswald and Davis aiding. An affidavit alleges $4000 for parole and later $2500 for a pardon. Peterson faces ouster. Legislature backs probe of ex governor Jonathan M Davis amid arrest.
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Associated Prena
Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Carl J. Peterson
Jonathan M. Davia
Walter Grundy
Hutchinson
Peterson
G. B. Griffith
Davis
Oswald
Grundy
Ice Coating on Richmond Street Triggers Multiple Accidents
Richmond Virginia January 13 four persons seriously hurt and many others injured as a thin ice coating on streets and sidewalks paralyzed traffic and made streetcar operation difficult in the early morning hours.
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Richmond Street
Richmond
French Parliament Reassembles Opens 1925 Session
Paris, Jan 13. The parliamentary session of 1925 opens today with officials granting ordinary press access to correspondents from former enemy nations. Each house will elect its president as the first order of business.
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Associated Press
Paris
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Tween
Wellfleet
Eastham
America
Coalition OF Theatrical Interests
Bennett
Boifeuillet
John T. Boifeuillet
Nicaragua
Washington, DC
Jan. B
United States Marine Guard
Big Ben
Ben
Little Ben
Waterbury Thrift Clocks
Inman Drug Co
Ingram’s
Blasco Ibanez
General WU
Listter
Associated
Pottsville
Penn
Houghton Waned
London Post
BORAH
Europe
Bruce
Maryland
Benator Borvh
Dublin Bank
James A. Logan, Jr
Ruminia
Yonkers, N. Y
Young Sister
State Bank
Topeka, Kas
Jonathan M. Davis
Bank of
Thomasville
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