Miner Freed After Fifteen Days in Bakersfield Tomb
L B Hicks, an Edison Electric Company tunnel digger, was released from a ground tomb after fifteen days. He was pulled through a newly broken hole and rushed to the company hospital in good health. Doctors and fellow workers describe the rescue as remarkable with Hicks recounting how a pipe served as a life line for air food and communication.
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Washington
Bakersfield
Cal
L. B. Hiloks
Edison Electric Company
Hicks
Stinch Hald
Stinchfeld
Tme
Hisegreas
L. B Hicks
Iit
Crane-Hughes boom for 1932 presidency begins in Boston
Special to The Washington Post reports a Boston Congregational Club banquet launching a Crane for President bid with Hughes as running mate. President Samuel Usher of the club proclaims Crane as the real candidate, while Rev William J Cawson praises Hughes as a modern Puritan figure akin to Roosevelt, signaling growing political momentum.
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Washington Post
Boston
Senator Crane
Massachusetts
Gov. Hughes
New York
Iboom
Congregational Club
Samuel Usher
William J. Cawson
Roosevelt
Crane-Hughes
Girl Denounces Governor in Nebr. Land Office Affair
Miss Cora Garber daughter of a former governor, denied claims of child selling at a state orphanage and denounced Governor Mickey in his office. She was asked to retract and later ejected as the governor's son helped remove her. Mickey plans to seek her dismissal from the land commissioner post.
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Washington Post
Lincoln, Nebr
Cora Garber
State Commissioner of Public Lands
Nikoslavou
Mickey
Miss Garber
gov_ ctner
Miss Garver
Baton
Mrs Blaine Divorced After Night Court In Dakota
Mrs James G Blaine Jr wins a divorce from her husband in a swift night session after a delayed train. The ruling allows her to catch a Christmas train to Washington with Admiral Hichborn attending. the defense offered little protest and the case featured her dramatic tale of trouble.
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Washington Post
Yankton
S. Dak
James G. Blaine, Jr
Maine
Blaine
Washington, D. C
Philip Hichborn
National Capital Society
Crawford
South Dakota
Finest Wines and Holiday Goods At Neligan’s Store
Northwest residents have long relied on P F Neligan for domestic and imported goods. The shop offers prompt phone service and specializes in holiday needs with Mr Neligan’s extensive experience. Travel tips and train schedules for New York are listed, with pickup points and city offices noted.
Lynching of Davis blamed on St Johns students in Annapolis
Authorities in Anne Arundel County say the Friday morning lynching of Henry Davis, the confessed assailant of Mrs. John Reid, was carried out by a mob of about forty youths from St Johns College, Naval Academy candidates, and Annapolis residents. Evidence points to college rendezvous on the grounds, dormitory usage, and quick identification of lynchers. The State's attorney expects arrests. witnesses place younger participants at Senior Hall and the jail attack witnessed from nearby homes. Miss Reid thanks the lynchers for their act, extending gratitude to people of Annapolis.
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St. John’s College
Naval Academy
Annapolis
John Reed
Washington Post
Anne Arundel County
Henry Davis
John Reid
Attorndy
Davie
Akirta
Actust
Grand Jury
St. John's
Davis
Pal
Bloodhound trail on negro in Fort Reno shooting case
Bloodhounds tracked a black gunman through Darlington toward a northbound train after Capt. Edgar B. Macklin of Company C, 25th Infantry, was shot twice in an attempted robbery at Fort Reno Oklahoma. Mrs Macklin aided by arming herself. authorities hunt the suspect amid Brownsville fallout and court martial rumors.
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Rena
Okla
Edgar B. Macklin
Twentifth Infantry
Fort Reno
Macklin
Darlington
Rock Island
Capt. Macklin
Post Exchange
el Reng
Brownsville
Tex
Mary E. Bowman
Fine Macklin
Pan~ing
Bf Street
Northwest
Capt
Martin
Washington
Gen. Macklin
Charles F. Macklin
Baltimore
Capt. Mackin
Fort
War Department
Denose
Partell
Okahoma City
Department
Maj
Penrose
Megro
Macklin son wounded in Fort Reno ambush disclosure
Gen. James B. Macklin and Mrs. Macklin rush from Washington to Fort Reno to be by Capt. Hagar A. Macklin of Twenty-High Infantry, wounded Friday night by an unknown assailant. War Department notes differ on motive with friends suspecting revenge amid conflicting dispatches. The storm of notices and ads follow in the clipping.
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Co. W. Penroge
Fort Reno
Okla
James B. Macklin
Mra. Macklin
Washington
Hagar A. Macklin
Penrose
Macklin
War Department
Baltimore and Heturn
Baltimore & Ohio R. BR
Twenty Hurt in Wreck Near Harney Nevada
Twenty passengers were injured in a head-on collision between a passenger train and a stopped freight train at Harney Nevada. The freight was halted on the main line as the conductor left to phone for more time. the fast Southern Pacific passenger train struck at about fifty miles per hour. Details mention the Maury Dove Company and a midnight service between Washington Baltimore and New York via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with revised departure times from New York Liberty Street and 23rd Street for extended evening travel, with Jersey City sleepers ready by 10 p.m.
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Heliday
New York
Oral Blue Line
Pollman
Washington
Twenty-third Street
Upper
Liberty Atrest
Financial District
G St
Pa. Ave
Reno
Nev
Harney
Southern Pacific
Baltimore, and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Liberty Street
Jersey City
Pride of Port Sound train service ad advertisement
Fragmentary OCR item advertises evening openings and a Pride of Port Sound train service with Pullman cars and dining car, claiming improved long distance travel. Mentions schedules toward Chicago with arrival times and references city offices and avenues in terse, unclear text.
Russian Count Ignatieff Shot in Hall of Nobles
Count Alexis Ignatieff, a high official, was shot in the refreshment room of the Zemstvo hall by a young man who shouted that he had completed his mission. The assassin attempted suicide but was restrained, shouting “I did what I came here to do.” The incident follows tensions after a Moscow revolt and links to debates over Parliament power and repressive measures.
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Tver
Fuesla
Alexis Ignatieff
Council of the Empire
Elev
Volhynis
Podolia
Nobles
Count Ignatieff
Zemstvo
Nobles’ Assembly
The
Kulikoff
Russia
Ignetiel
Ignatieft
Moscow
Gen
Trepoff
Durnove
Count Witte
Potomac Rescues Boats From Ice Floes At Bay of Selanda
In Bay of Selanda the Potomac cut out herring vessels frozen in ice floes without discrimination by nationality. American Canadian and Newfoundlanders towed to safety as a southeast gale eases. Fishing resumes.
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St. Johns
N. B
U. S. Ng
Potomac
Bay of Selanda
Somers Remarries After Divorce in Elyria Ceremony
Charles W. Somers vice president of the Cleveland baseball club, newly divorced from Mrs Cora Somers, wed Miss Elisie J Hubbard a former Cleveland cloak model in Elyria. Rev. J T Sale officiated at a private on site ceremony with the couple and license taken without prior public notice. Somers, described as a national figure, begins a new marriage journey with a striking young bride.
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Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles W. Somers
Cleveland Baseball Club
Cora Somers
Elyria
Elisie J. Hubbard
J. T. Sale
Christian Churen
Hiytia Wien
Somersarg
Hubbard
Somers
Strike ultimatum issued to Southern Pacific engineers and firemen
Grand Master John J. Hannshaw of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers issued an ultimatum to H Barri man, president of the Southern Pacific executive committee, announcing a strike of about 4,000 engineers and firemen at 4 pm Sunday after the system refused arbitration.
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Southern Pacific
Brotherhood
Call for Mob Postings Spurs City Action in Atlanta
Atlanta on December 2 reports red ink notices calling a group to meet at 9 pm with guns. Mayor Woodward offers $20 reward for evidence to convict anyone posting such notices or inciting riot during holidays. Extra police sworn in to prevent a repeat of last September violence.
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Atlanta
Woodward
Kidnapped Boy Found After Eight Days in Brooklyn
Four year old George Brucato, abducted near 30 Stenton Street Manhattan, was discovered in Brooklyn by Patrolman Redmond at Rockaway and St Marks Avenues. Identified by the Children's Society matron, he was returned to his parents, father Alphonse Brucato and mother overwhelmed with relief. The boy wore his original clothes plus a warm shawl and spoke only his name Georgie. The family reunion followed on the bridge to Manhattan.
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New York
George Brucato
Stenton Street
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Redmond
Rockaway
St. Mark's Avenues
Children's Society
Schermerhorn Street
Georgie
Brucato
Recall of Durand Woman Declared to Be Cause of Ambassador's Undoing
Washington dispatch says Sir Henry Mortimer Durand may be recalled as an “inspired” campaign against him gains traction in British circles. The focus centers on Lady Susan Townley Keppel, wife of Walter Townley, whose social influence and family connections are cited as driving the recall and shaping diplomatic gossip.
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Washington Post
New York
The
Evening Post
Washington
Henry Mortimer Durand
London
Henry
Great Britain
Susan Townley
Walter Beaupre Townley
Earl of
Prince of Wales
Marlborough Club
Gordon Highlanders
Baron Soffeld
Colin Keppel
Yechts
St Henry Keppel
King
King Faward
Earl
Keppel
Edward
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