Hall Mills defense rests in murder trial
Somerville New Jersey November 29 The defense in the Hall Mills murder trial rests after about seven days of testimony. Mrs Francis Stevens Hall testified denying knowledge of the minister and choir singer death. The cross examination debated the meaning of casualty as used in her police inquiry.
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Associated Press
Court House
Somerville
N. J
Hall- Mills
Hall
Henry
Willie Stevens
Frances Stevens Hall
Alexander Simpson
Hall-Mills
Simpson
Mrs. Hall
Mills
Senators Breakfast With President Sets Legislation
At the White House a breakfast conference, attended by President Coolidor and eleven senators, discussed legislative and budget questions. Senator Shipstead of Minnesota joined alongside Curtis and Capper of Kansas, Dale of Vermont, Bingham of Connecticut, Goff of West Virginia, Shortridge of California, Gooding of Idaho, Cousens of Michigan, Sackett of Kentucky, and Stewart of Iowa.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
White House
Coolidor
Senator Shipstead
Minnesota
Curtis and Capper
Kansas
Dale
Vermont
Bingham
Connecticut
Goff
West Virginia
Shortridge
Calfornia
Gooding
Idaho
Cousens
Michigan
Sackett
Kentucky
Stewart
Iowa
Ford Liked Way Conference Was Cared For Here
Charles E. Ford credits Washington for exemplary host arrangements for a state older boys conference. He notes substantial community support from churches YMCA and clubs, meals for up to two thousand, and open homes. He praises local leaders and youth led sessions guiding future church and state leadership.
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Ford
Washington
Iowa
Dwight D. Drew
Harvey Kreider
J. H. Peet
Jesse J. Miller
Mr. Ford
Thie
Funeral services for Silas Ross at First United Presbyterian
Funeral services for Silas Ross were held Sunday afternoon at the First United Presbyterian church conducted by R. J. Reade McCrory with music by a quartet from the First church choir. Pall bearers were Jon Wilson Tarley McCreedy J. M. Godfrey Oscar George M. C. DeLong and Dr. C. A. Boice. Burial was at Woodlawn cemetery.
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Silas Ross
First United Presbyterian Church
R. J. Reade McCrory
Qurtet
First Church
Jon §. Wilson
Tarley McCreedy
J. M. Godfrey
Oscar George
M. C. DeLong
C. A. Boice
Woodlawn Cemetery
Doheny tells of 100000 deal with Fall in oil probe
Edward L. Doheny described a 100000 transaction with Albert B. Fall before the Senate oil committee. The disclosure was admitted in evidence during the Doheny-Fall oil conspiracy trial.
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Washington, D. C
Edward L. Doheny
Albert B. Fall
Senate Oil Committee
Doheny-Fall
Mystery Wife’s Call to Police After Husband’s Disappearance
A brief note describes Mrs. Hall phoning police the morning after her husband vanished. A heated Saturday argument follows as she insists the word casualty implies death, challenging the meaning in her dictionary.
Y M C A Drive Planned in Washington for Campaign
Plans are perfected for the annual Y M C A financial campaign in Washington set to start Wednesday under general chairmanship of Rank L Wilson. Eight teams conduct the drive with a $8500 goal to fund next year’s operating expenses and a remaining equipment debt. Dwight C C Drew, visiting from Des Moines, assists with preparations.
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Washington
Wich
Turkey
Dwight CC. Drew
Des Moines State Y. M. C
Washington Highs Rough Sixteen Game Basketball Card
Washington high school unveils a challenging schedule with six teen games including Cedar Rapids Richland Brighton Kalona and the Little Six slate facing Burlington Muscatine Ottumwa Fairfield Mt. Pleasant. Coach McKinstry starts practice as listed with key home and away dates through February.
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Washington High School
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Richland
Brighton
Kalona
Burlington
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
No Developments in Situation in China Reported at Hankow
London dispatch reports no serious changes in Hankow amid grave anti foreign agitation. Sir Austen Chamberlain says Britain and its admiralty monitor the crisis with naval protection ready on the Yangtse. Officials expect sufficient forces, including twelve destroyers and an aircraft carrier, to respond if needed.
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Associated Press
London
China
Hankow
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Admiralty
Yangtse
Malta
United States
Ganfield speaks at union service in Washington
Dr. William A. Ganfield, principal speaker at the older boys conference, remained over and addressed a Washington churches union gathering at the Methodist auditorium. He urged living Christianity as the key to permanent social order and noted leadership ideas from biblical figures. The service included several ministers and Dr W W Bowers lamented Rev John D Kern’s departure to Ovage.
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William A. Ganfield
Washington
Methodist
Ganfield
Christian Endeavor
Tt Chautauqua
Abraham
Moses
Christ
Jesus Christ
W. W. Bowers
John D. Kern
The
Baptist Church
Ovage
Bowers
Free Speech Now Granted to Fascisti by Italian Dictator
Rome Nov 29 Free speech is granted to Fascists under Mussolini allowing members to criticise methods and policies. Local party leaders instructed to permit unlimited discussion among members once restricted in the early revolution. Roberto Parinaci el, former fascist secretary general, says withholding voice risks the party losing mass support as actual control remains with Mussolini and aides.
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The
Associated Press
Rome
Fagelst
Mussolini
Roberto Parinacel
Premely
Americans in France taxed on all income worldwide
The rule requires anyone with habitual residence in France to pay French income tax on total revenue, regardless of whether it is earned in the United States or France.
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France
United States
Prince of Wales Invites Americans to Ride and Fall
Americans are invited to participate in a ride and fall event featuring the Prince of Wales, signaling a royal engagement aimed at public amusement and cultural exchange.
Washington Hosts Boys Conference End
Washington welcomed nearly 300 boys from twenty towns for three days of conferences. Leaders praised the host city and the cooperative effort of Washington High School and volunteers. Banquet featured songs, a young welcomer with a ukulele, and a Finland trip speaker.
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Washington
Harry Kreider
Kreider
Washington High School
First United Presbyterian Church
Mary Ellen Lytle
First Church
Jesse J. Miller
Washington Singers
Milo Steele
Wich
Dick McCleery
Eddie Squire
Ralph Shannon
Ralph
Eddie
Finland
Davenport Wins Basketball Tourney at Boys Meeting
Davenport captured the high school boys conference basketball tournament, defeating Cedar Rapids 24 to 6 in the final after afternoon rounds at the Y and high school. Math at center starred as Davenport overpowered all opponents. a Washington's Men's Club cup was presented to the champions.
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Fairfield
Knoxville
Ya M. C. A
Methodist
Charles E. Ford
Atto
Jesus
Washington
Guinfield
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Clinton
Davenport
Burlington
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Muescntine
Keokuk
Parkfield
Los
Nation
Elwood
New Hartford
Ookaloosa
Maquoketa
Iowa
Math
Chinese Cabinet Resigns Over Funds Shortage
The Pekin government cabinet sent a circular telegram to five Northern warlords announcing their resignation due to insufficient funds to carry on even basic governmental functions, signaling an end to their tenure.
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Associated Press
Peking
China
Pek'n
Five family members killed in Oklahoma house fire
In Marlow Oklahoma, a farm home burned killing J. E. Seymour and his wife, three children, and the coroner blamed Seymour for the deed. Neighbors found the house ablaze early Sunday as the south wall collapsed and the mother lay with a baby in flames. The father held a kerosene can and a shotgun, while two older sons lay nearby with fatal head injuries.
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Associated Press
Marlow
Okla
Here
J. E. Seymour
Death notice for Laura Jane Kelly ten days old
Laura Jane Kelly ten days old daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Kelly of 439 East Madison Street died at five o'clock Sunday morning Funeral services were held this afternoon at one o'clock at the home conducted by Rev F W Sutton Burial was in Pleasant Hill Cemetery
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Laura Jane Kelly
Floyd Kelly
East
Madison Street
Norning
F. W. Sutton
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
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Harry Krei«der
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