Queen Marie Nears Return From U S Tour Amid Strains
Queen Marie of Roumania finishes a 10,000 mile U S tour en route to New York and Berengaria as King Ferdinand's illness and Princess Ileana's fatigue wear on the royal party. Col. John H. Carroll, host, receives gifts. A historic past emerges as Carroll recalls his alley origins and career.
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Marie
West Virginia
New York
Queen Marie
Trourmania
America
Ferdinand
Ileana
Jersey City
Mator
Charles BD. Mitchell
National City Bank
Berengaria
Obsernation Car
Jugo-Slavia
Pater
John H. Carroll
Carroll
Col. Carrol
Stanley Wishburn
Walter V. Shipley
Martinsburg
W. Va
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Cherleston
Gen. Sheridan
John Brown
Henry Stevens Says He Was Fishing at Time Hall
Henry Stevens testifies in a murder case about his movements on September 14. He describes fishing along the bay edge and at seaside park, returning home, then fishing again until nine o'clock and after supper. He recalls weighing a six pound shovel-nosed fish and returning to fishing.
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Henry Stevens
Stevens
New Brenay
Pari
Mr. Keer
Steven
Stevene
Eggers
Willie
Willie Stey
Simpson
Witness Stev ens Under Cross Examination in Mills Hall Case
The testimony centers on timing of the Laval and beach shootings involving Mrs Mills and the Hall case. Henry Stevens faces probing questions about alibis and claimed gun possession as Simpson presents a wax head to illustrate the crime scene.
Five Great Lakes Boats Overdue After Severe Storm
Five Lake boats are overdue after icy gales swept the Great Lakes. The Monroe C. Smith Sam Mitchell and David Norton are late reaching upper lake ports. The Russell Hubbard is due at Ashland Wisconsin and has not been heard from. A Fort fleet vessel near Buffalo reportedly ran aground. Two vessels were saved after striking rocks. A rescue by coastguards saved nine sailors from Mormin's Shipping Point amid a snowstorm. The Widener escaped disaster after losing its rudder and drifting 150 miles. A damaged anchor at Port Calborne left the aging Lake Grain to shore.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Great Lakes
Monroe C. Smith
Sam Mitchell
David Norton
Upper Lakes
Russell Hubbard
Ashland
Wia
Take Erie
Buffalo
Laka Superior
Giddings
Tate
Sault Sta. Marit
Mich
Point Maminse
Winener
Superior
Mormin
Port Calborne
Detroit
Morgan
Lake Grain
Imek
Hog Island
War Vet Leaps to Death from Washington Monument
Henry Anderson, a discouraged Spanish American War veteran housed at the U S military home in Washington, committed suicide by leaping from the 555 foot Washington Monument. A shout of yamas preceded the fall as guards and a tourist group heard screams.
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Washington,d. C
INS
Washington Monument
Henry ©. Anderson
U. S. Coldlery
Anderson
White House
Destroyer Rescues Disabled Wakeakura Mine Sweeper
The US cruiser Pittsburgh tows the crippled New Zealand Wakakura into Honolulu after picking it up in rough seas. The vessel reported machinery trouble while on a voyage from San Francisco to Nonolutu, with damage noted to its propulsion system.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Pitts ‘Burgh
Navy
Honolulu
New Zealand
Wakiakura
Wakakura
San Francisco
Nonolutu
Midwest Gripped by Freezing Temperatures
The Midwest faces a deep freeze with forecasts of plummeting temperatures across the region. Shippers are warned to protect merchandise as the cold wave spreads nationwide aside from Texas and Florida. Temperatures hit zero in several towns including Calgary and Melenne as Rapid City reports higher readings.
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Chicago
Middle West
United States
Texas
Fler- Em
Calne
Melenn
Rapid Guty
Leopold Not Called as Witness Today
Leopold not called as witness in trial of Nathan Leopold, one of the alleged thrill killers of Bobby Franks. After four hours in an ante room, Leopold was returned to the penitentiary without testifying, while Deputy Warden Peter Klein was mentioned in connection with a May incident. Leopold had appeared Monday to testify but offered to waive further testimony.
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Tolet
INS
Nathan Leopold
Bobby Franks
Vonvietsa
Peter Kiein
Altha
Leaneld Wit
Wael
Statehouse Janitors Demand Wage Boost in Des Moines
Twenty three state house janitors petition the state executive council for a salary increase from 100 dollars to 110 dollars monthly. They note county and city janitors earn 125 dollars per month, and cite the high cost of living as the reason.
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Des Moines
State House
Railroad Official Killed in Own Car Near Park Minnesota
Drn Petticbone, general baggage master of the Northern Pacific railroad, was killed when his private car was struck by a locomotive of a second passenger train near Park Minnesota early today. All passengers on both trains were shaken but unharmed.
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Take Park
Minn
Woy
Drn Petticbone
Northern Pacific Rail Lroad
Wss
Banker on Trial for Collapse of Georgia Trust Chain
W D Manley, former president of the defunct Bankerg Trust company chain, faced a jury in Atlanta on November 20. He stood trial on the first of 18 indictments alleging fraudulent insolvency tied to the collapse of 88 chain banks in Florida and Georgia. Manley pleaded insanity but was found sane after a lengthy trial.
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Atlanta
W.D. Manley
Bankerg ‘Trust’ Company
A . Manley
Flor-ida
Georgia
Benker
Hold Four Men for Robbing Schools
Four Lean Iowa youths Lloyd Bethards 18 Willice Cain 20 Roy Bethards 20 and Guther Poroy 14 are jailed in Nevada Virginia county awaiting trial on breaking and entering charges. They are suspected of robbing at least five schoolhouses in the county while working as cornhuskers. Sheriff Ebergalt leads the case.
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Nevada
Lean
Thin County
Lloyd Bethards
Whilace Cain
Roy Bethards
Guther Ploroy
Shertit Ebergalt
Forged Bond Sale Confession by Denver Ad Man
Confronted by evidence from state and federal authorities, Barijs Plyvan a 28 year old Denver advertising man admitted running a brokerage firm that sold 240000 dollars of forged Denver municipal waterworks bonds. He described his operation as a Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde existence over five months and said much business was with customers who arranged terms.
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Denver
Woman Drowns After Fire in Her Clothes
Mrs. George Harris, wife of a farmer near Barnette, drowned in a waterlogged tank at her home after her clothing caught fire. Indications say she jumped into the tank to extinguish the flames. her husband was away. She leaves a husband and a son about 10. Her relatives are in Arkansas.
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Courier Special Service
Town Falls
George Harris
Barnette
Harris
Lad
Government troops pursue communists after revolt attempt
Batavia Nov. 20. Government troops continue to pursue communists accused in the recent revolt attempt. In South Bantam the fleeing Moters clashed with troops and three were killed. Many arrests were made. Unrelated leaders of the revolt are being banished to New Guinea.
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Batavia
INS
South
Bantam
Moters
New Guinea
Thompson Silent on Islands Visit
Seato Washington Nov 20. Carm Thompson left here today en route to his home in Cleveland after arriving from the Philippines where he has spent more than four months studying conditions as confidential representative of President Coolidge. Thompson refused to discuss his mission.
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New York
John H. Carroll
Queen Merle
Roumania
Cincinnati
Col. Carroll
John
Raitroad
George
Wilson
Tacoma
Wash
Cincinnati Children's Home
Carroll
Tle
Unionville
Yand
St. Louis
James J. Hill
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington, D. C
Seato
Thompson
Cleveland
Philippines
Coollde
Railroad Workers Given Boost in Pay
Omaha Nebraska November 20 192- In crease of pay for 14 000 Union Pacific rail employees was announced Twelve thousand show on Cloyea and Gyo thousand omisers Ianeous workers will share in the rise which will not exceed the rate of two cents an hour
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Omaha
Neb
Nera Itedas
Cloyea
Gyo
Death notices for Mrs F T Austin and Mrs J J Neal
Word has been received of the death of Mrs F T Austin wife of a minister in the Church of God formerly of Waterloo. Funeral services were conducted yesterday. Mr Austin attended church conferences in the city and served as president of the National Blue Institute and editor of the national church paper. Funeral services for Mrs J J Neal will be Monday at 10 am in O'Leary Town Chapel with Rev Earl Roadman. Burial will be in Fairview.
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IF. EL
Austin
F. T. Austin
Oru Bon
Church of God Walt
Waterloo
Auden
Focal Pulpite
National Blula
Church of God
J. €. Neal
J. J. Neal
O'leare & Towna Chanel
Earl A. Roadman
Crane Mathodlet Church
Fairview
Search for missing Miss Sizer ends after threats
Mount Vernon Indiana November 20 Miss Myri Sizer a Maquoketa school teacher vanished November 6 at Marion after riding with a Baldwin area teacher. Local college students Wendell Webb and Binford Armsy halted their search following threatening letters and a phone warning. Police and relatives fear foul play though no solid lead has emerged.
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Mount ‘Vernon
Wendell Webb
Waterloo
Binford Armsy
Marshalltown
Correll College
Myri ‘Sizer
Maquoketa
Matt
Tvstarlans
Marion
Tangstale
Miss Sizer
Mount Vernonce
Mount Vernon
Baldwin
Trai
Cedar Rapids
Sizera
Myrion
Omaha
Chicatoma
Cedar Ranlds Police
Miss Sizers
Schall Offers to Quit for Frazier
Minneapolis Nov 20 Senator Thomas D Schall of Minnesota proposed withdrawing as ranking chairman of the senate Indian affairs committee if Senator Lynn J Frazier of North Dakota is reinstated to the Republican party Frazier is a committee member but cannot become chair because he was read out of the party two years ago for not backing the administration The move aims to strengthen the party in the coming congressional session.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Thomas D. Schall
Minnesota
Senate Indian Affairs Committee
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
Frazier i i
Police seek two boys missing from homes
Police search underway for Sylvester Butterfield, 14, of 616 Fowler Street, wearing ble dtop shoes and blue suit, sport sweater and knit cap, and Richard Darrow, 16, of 515 Johnson Street, tall and broad shouldered, not wearing a leather jacket.
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Polles Ald
Sylvester Butterfield
Fowler Street
Richard Darrow
Johnson Street
Tragic Mantilla Tanker Fire Kills 12 Sailors in Drydock
In Sparrows Point Maryland the Norwegian tanker Mantilla exploded during drydock work. Eleven bodies recovered with 12 crew members among the dead and four unidentified remains found. Officials cite accidental ignition of gas from oil in a fuel tank as the cause. The ship, owned by W Nilhalmoon of Ponaborg, Norway, was under reconditioning for I Maxisan Petroleum.
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Baltimore
Sparrows Point
Cpt
Nils Danielson
Neamen
Wil
Reseng
Norway
Omletals
W. Nilhalmoon
Ponaborg
UN Baling
Gerries
Maxisan Petroleum Company
Waffles, Polygamy and Public Dance Stir Debates
A quirky dispatch notes Neana prefers waffles in Frankfort while H L Mencken is quoted on polygamy. It reports Mrs Anna Carlin Spencer’s stance on birth control, a sanitation rule in Constantinople, and a ban on an old oriental dance in public as devotees defend it as milder than the Charleston.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Indi
la Frankfort
Neana
Los Angeles
Cal
Anna Carlin Spencer
Constantinople
Charleston
Closed Bank Collateral Sparks Lawsuit Against Directors
Spencer Virginia Ta large bank suit filed against Terrill Savings Bank directors by Citizens National Bank of Spencer claiming 49 000 loan collateral failed to satisfy loan terms and contributed to Citizens National Bank closure.
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Spencer, Ta
Terrill Savings Bank
Terrill, Ta
Citizens National Bank of
Spencer
Terriil Bank
Citizens National Bank
Cedar River Soft Fish to be Shipped East
Thirty thousand pounds of fresh carp buffalo and quillback were gathered from the Cedar River by Hutson Klinger to be shipped Sunday morning from Waterloo to Potumkin Fish Company Philadelphia. The live car holds 21 in the U S and is owned by American Railway Express with nine leased by Potumkin. The car contains nine tanks with three feet of water each and circulating warm water to keep ash alive, an attendant travels with the car and a built up runway links tanks for access. Fishermen began loading at 8 a m Sunday after a postponement from today. The hauls since Tuesday totaled 24 060 pounds, yielding large pike and other game fish, all returned to the river unharmed.
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Cedar River
Hutson-Klinger Company
Waterloo
Potummakin Fish Company
Philadelphia
United States
American Railway Express Company
Potumkin Company
Selners
Witt Place
Miners Killed as Steam Shovel Strikes Powder Load
In Jerome Arizona a steam shovel at the Glory Mine dug into a buried powder charge from a missed blast. Jim Shelly and George Cole were killed while several other workers were slightly injured. The explosion shattered windows and was heard for miles. Authorities say a forgotten plant of boxes of powder had failed to explode previously.
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Jerome
Ariz
Jim Shelly
George Cole
Boy of 11 Rescues Brother From Lake
November 20 report from Rhindelander Wisconsin states 13 year old Lawrence Jensen broke through ice on a local lake. His younger brother Cart Jensen Jr 11 pulled him to safety using a skate strap.
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Rhindelander
Wix
Lawrence Jensen
Cart, Jr
Deer Killed by Dogs Near Sidney Highway
Game wardens and sheriff's officers investigate the death of a deer found on the highway near Sidney. The animal had been wounded by a hunter and then killed by dogs. Residents say deer have not been seen in this area for years.
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Sidney
Fore
Peace party planned by Harvard and Princeton athletes
New Haven Conn November 20 Harvard and Princeton officials plan a peace party to settle athletic differences and restore the series if possible. A preliminary conference today set the plan in motion. The note of reconciliation follows extended disputes over competitions and eligibility.
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New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Princeton
Exhibit to Show Development of Stock Business
A highly visual exhibit in Washington DC previews the U S Department of Agriculture display for the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago starting November 27. Artisans interpret agricultural progress through live animals films wax models and panoramic scenes showing marketing grading and meat inspection to educate visitors about modern livestock industries.
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Washington, D.C
United States Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Animal Industry
Biological Survey
International
Thea Department
Post
Hama
Iedern
United States
Nevada
Arizona
Wyoming
Montana
New Mexico
Indiana
Connecticut
Exibit details methods to trap and kill livestock pests
The exhibit at the stock show highlights trapping and poisoning methods, the economic impact of predatory animals, and the role of corn, clover, and alfalfa in livestock production. It notes soil fertility, seed adaptation, and a new federal seed staining law to aid buyers.
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States Department, Agriculture
Piate
Europe
Tennassen
Ohio
United States
Canada
Anahie Vialftors
Department of Agriculture
Electric death trap plotter 10 gets prison term
Port Orchard Washington November 20 The verdict against W G Walker electrical engineer for attempted murder in a plot to slay a husband by a connected transformer and plate was returned by a Superior Court jury after brief deliberation The defendant faced possible twenty years but the conviction rests on the plan rather than the attempt as the principal witness Mrs Gerbert Kenniston testified Walker promised to shoot her if the device failed The police surrounded the house and arrested Walker when the plan was changed by the wife and the machine never used
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Port
Orchard
Wash
G. Walker
Waller
Winiker
Jerbert J. Kenniston
Walker
Hughand
Kenniston
Aho
Kanniston
Ight and Power Company
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