Policeman Confesses to Bold Robbery in Los Angeles
A four year LA police patrolman J Grits fih confessed today to a bold robbery grabbing about 5000 in cash and 34000 in checks and banking papers from an express wagon. He claimed no accomplice and was tracked after a suspicious pattern emerged, with police recovering most funds and seizing a new car believed bought with stolen money.
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Griffith
George Wome
A. J
Trojman
Motor Car Company
Home
Democrats of the State Hold Big Conference
The Democratic state-wide conference at the New House hotel organized a legislative steering committee to push party pledges into law. Thomas chaired the state committee with a large gathering of leaders, appointing a detailed roster of subcommittees and preparatory steps for the upcoming legislative session.
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Newhouse Hotel
Matbontbab Thomah
J. W. Funk
Cadis Coun
Renals
Ilbw
Howaver
J. Frank
Tolton
Heaver County
Biate Chatrmas Thomas
United States Benaton
William
King
Brigham Hf
Roberts
Judge
TR. Thurman
Milton UW. Welling
W. Armstrong
C. C. Hichards
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Legislative Committee
Senate
State Committee
Mathonlbab Thomas
KH. B. Thurman
Genatoms C. I. Olson
Joseph Chex
George I. Dero
A. McKay
Page
J. I. Borden
Edward Bouthwick
TW. Young
Mathoolbah Thomas
CC. Richards
Ht. Thurman
W. R. Wallace
Roylonca
Prohibition
Joseph Chez
Thurman
R. W. Young, Jr
Public Utilities
C. C. Tchards
George H. Dern
Trofersor W
Toy
Electricity on the Big Battleship California
The California will showcase extensive electrical systems including a 24 inch searchlight and devices such as an electric potato peeler, ice cream freezer, dishwashing machine, and vacuum cleaners. Military bids for electrical equipment cover 66 ships and foreign vessels, while new electric service applications improve industrial efficiency and automated filing. Electric power moves into mills and mines with central station nets expanding, highlighting the era’s push for electrification across military and civilian sectors.
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California
United States Warcraft
Naval Contriving Board
Comrlites
Governor’s Island
United Blates
Tolley
United States
van Mariner
Milton Land Island
Smithtown
Ohio
Jean Cheese Tre
Indianapolia
Tanzer Hopes Wax Will Save Her In Breach Case
In Chicago a confession in a breach of promise dispute involving Rae Tanzer and James W. Osborne surfaces. Tanzer, a 25 year old bookkeeper, pressed $50,000 against Osborne. charges were dropped but she faces a perjury trial anew, hoping a confession by Vinx may aid her case.
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Chicago
Charles H. War
Allan
Oliver Osborne
Osborne-Tanzer
James W. Osborne
U. S
New York
Rae Tanzer
Miss Tenzer
Osborne
Vinx
Wireless network links Honolulu to Tokyo in historic run
A long-range wireless system connected Hawaii to Japan as part of an expansive effort. Stations at Kahuku and Koko Head in Hawaii and a Japanese receiving station at Pucahashi sent and received messages across 6227 miles of sea water. Generators of 300 kilowatts powered 225 and 475 foot masts, with transmitters capable of over 100 words a minute.
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Hughes
New York State
United States
Japan
wWilaon
Koshihito
Hawaii
Messares
San Francisco
Tokio
Orient
Kahuku
Koko Head
Kako Head
Polina
Marshall
Philippine Telande
Marcon
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Croup in Home Remedy Ad
A Georgia reader recounts her two children choking from croup and notes giving Foley's Honey and Tar each night before bed, after which the cough subsides and the children sleep. The ad endorses Foley's as a standard low priced cold and bronchitis remedy from A A McIntyre Drug Co.
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Orang
Billla Mayberry
Ekert
Foley
A.A. McIntyre Drug Co
Governor Elect 15 Seek Tax Facts in Salt Lake
Governor elect Simon Wimberger convened a conference with the equalization board to compile tax legislation details for his forthcoming State of the State message. The board was asked to gather records and dates, with another meeting planned for later today to define topics.
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Salt Lake
Simon Wimberger
Baal of Equalization
Reld
Nim
Governorrlpct
Meri treads toward a read of classified ads
A garbled exchange mentions a Washington star and a classified ad. Mina Cay and vonr discuss a writer tone and a Meri unitation. The fragment hints at a sale or purchase in a newspaper classifieds section.
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Mina
Snowslide Buries Fe Miners in Big Cottonwood District
In Salt Lake City, Dec 9, miner Jack Kivimaki of South Tiita's Big Cottonwood district was killed when a snowslide trapped him as four companions narrowly escaped. The slide at 4 pm buried Kivimaki beneath deep snow for over three hours before his body was recovered. His four coworkers, bruised but unharmed, narrowly survived the avalanche. The victim’s relatives reside in Dell Vernon, Pennsylvania, and the body will be held there pending disposition.
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Palt Lake
Jack Klvimakh
South Tleeta Company
Big Cotton Wood
Kivtounk
South Meela
Kivimaki
Kivimek
Com Nabions
Kisimaki
Delle Vernon
St Jacobs Oil advertised relief for rheumatism pain
A vintage ad promotes St Jacobs Oil as a cure for rheumatic pain including rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica, backache, and sprains. It urges readers to try a small bottle and promises rapid relief from soreness and aching.
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Rob
Jacoba
St. Jacobs
St. Jacoss Oi
Reconstruction Work At Conroy Mine Delays Development
Kemmerer Wyoming December 8 E F Annals superintendent of the newly organized Nock Springs Fuel company of Conroy reports the Conroy mine leased from the Wippa Coal Company is in a badly rushed state requiring many revival times workers to perform reconstruction for weeks before extensive coal production can start. Despite this coal is being mined daily as reconstruction and development proceed with double shifts to keep both efforts moving. Conroy camp, long described, is now abuilding into a camp and may become a town of around several hundred before winter.
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Wyo
E. F. Annals
Nock Springs, Fuel Company
Conroy
Wippa Coal
Cony Camp
Abuaing Witte
Agatn
Alda Fair
Fossil Field Oil Venture Forms in Kempierer Wyoming
County clerk reports rising interest in securing oil claims in the Fossil field near Kempierer Wyoming as Plains Oil of Kansas City plans to develop the Ta Rargo area thirty five miles north and a new Fos ell project aims to begin within weeks. The Fossil field, once promising, drew renewed attention after Senator C D Clark drilled a wall site in 1984 yielding 860 barrels, now sparking discussion and new company formations.
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Wyo
Clark
Plains Oil Company of
Kansas City
Fosell
Here
Arig
C. D. Clark
18 Found Guilty of Using Counterfeits in Utah Court
Frank A Crichtley was convicted in federal court on counts charging distributing counterfeit notes. The indictment had three counts, one dismissed, one accepted by the jury, and one guilty finding. He awaits sentencing on December 1. Trial of James Fogarty on a related charge begins Monday. Case brought by United States Secret Service Agent Thomas.
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Salt Lake
Hec
Frank A. Critchiey
Critchiey
Critchtey
Dal
Janes Fogarty
Crich Iley
United States Secret Service
Thomas
Utah Professor Publishes English Teaching Textbook
Driggs of the University of Utah training school says his new book The Teaching of Elementary English will publish soon after the year ends. The text targets grade and high school teachers. It draws on his fifteen years of classroom experience and builds on his previous Live Language Book.
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Driggs
Salt Lake
KR. Driggs
University of Utah Training School
Yestery
Lan Ruige
Engle
Drigs
Speaker Denounces Torrens Land Law in Utah Meeting
At a Salt Lake meeting of the Real Estate Association Welsh coal owners and Salt Lake real estate men discussed the Torrens land law. Me Lambourne said the Australian system would not benefit Utah or states with long land titles. The gathering included many real estate men and a lus ebean. Canadian railway unions pursue cooperative purchasing to ease living costs amid factory wage pressures. A munition factory worker fined for a match incident was noted.
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Utah
Lambourne
Salt Lake
Lusebean
Balt Lake
Salt Lake Ties Estate Association
Charles Lam
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