Marines Sail For Nicaragua Reinforcements In War Echoes
About 492 U S Marines depart from San Diego aboard Nitro bound for Corinto Nicaragua to reinforce allies as the 11th Regiment led by Col Robert H Dunlap sails for the same mission. The scene recalls World War I era mobilizations with families bidding farewell.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
United States Marine Corps
Hawpwa
Itogdy
U.S. Marine Corps
Nicaraguy
Robert H. Dunlap
Quantico Marine Corps School
11Th Regiment
Naval Re
U.S. Singala
Corinto
Nicaragua
Quantico
France
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Managua
Augustino Sandino
Republic of Nicaragua
Nicaraguan Department
Segovia
Machetti
Are
Republic of Nucaragus
Sandino
San ‘Albino _ gold
Guerrilla Leader Fled Toward Honduran Border After Mine Capture
The guerrilla leader who withdrew from his headquarters near Quirilali after a Marines action is reported at a mine about three miles from El Chipote. Charles Butters, owner of the mine, describes him as cool and forceful. The leader is said to be safe with no bodyguard men and four specially trained boys, who may try to escape through Honduras or the Coco river if pressed by Marines.
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Charles Butters
el Chipote
Quilali
Honduras
Coco River
Women campaign against any wet candidate for Democratic ticket
Washington dispatch reports the National Woman's Democratic Law Enforcement League began a drive against wet candidates for the party's nomination ahead of the Jackson Day dinner. Leader Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson of Maryland urged Democrats to show independence and influence by steering leaders toward presidential and vice presidential choices.
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Associated Press
Washington
Democratic National Committee
National Woman's Democratic Law
Enforcement League
Jesse W. Nicholson
Maryland
League
Jan. S
National Committee
Madison Square Garden
Claude Bowers
New York World
John W. Davis
Gov. Smith
New York
Dinner for McAdoo and others at presidential rally
William G. McAdoo will attend and speak at a dinner despite being out of the race. Other named figures including Reed of Missouri Ritchie of Maryland Donohue and Pomerene of Ohio Robinson of Arkansas Walsh of Montana Glass of Virginia and several others are invited to share views on the times. In Ossining New York Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray face execution in the electric chair for murder after prison communications were exposed.
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Reed
Missouri
Ritchie
Maryland
Donohue
Pomerene
Ohio
Robinson
Arkansas
Walsh
Montana
Glass
Virginia
Ossining
Dan
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Lawes
Albert Snyder
Tatatagc
Sing Sing
Ruth Snyder and Gray clemency hearing held in New York
Governor Smith refused to discuss the Snyder Gray clemency case saying he had too many things on his mind. He noted no decision would be announced that day regarding the scheduled Thursday execution of Mrs Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray as the case continues to unfold.
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Smith
New York
Snyder-Gray
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Boston naval court probes 1939 Provincetown collision
An eye witness described the December 17 crash off Provincetown in which Coast Guard destroyer Paulding rammed and sank submarine 8 4 with 40 lives lost. Lieutenant Commander Bayliss testified as a defendant at the naval court of inquiry. Divers worked to free the sunken vessel as salvage progresses.
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Boston
Provincetown
Coast Guard
Paulding
Naval Court of Inquiry
John S. Bayliss
Provincetown Harbor
Bayliss
Dan
Denmander
John 8. Bayliss
Baynes
Leroy Reinburg
Two Electrocuted In Pennsylvania For Slaying Others
BELLEFONTE Pa September Raymond Winter of Allegheny county and William Meyers of Philadelphia were executed at Rockview penitentiary for murder. Winter went first and protested innocence to the end. Both carried photos of relatives into the death cell. Winter killed Helen and Alex Sabo whose bodies were found with fractured skulls in a creek. Philadelphia officer Fo Lie of Wii nerlook, sent Meyers to the chair.
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Bellefonte
Raymond Winter
Allegheny County
William Meyers
Philadelphia
Rockview Penitentiary
Winter
Meyers
Pittsburgh
Helen
Alex Sabo
Lie
Wii ~Nerlook
Senate panel backs bill to expand merchant marine
The Senate Commerce Committee favored Senator Jones's bill to grow the merchant marine under government oversight via the Shipping Board, despite wishes to defer to President Coolidge's policies. The note adds a quip about newspapers shaping public opinion like corn meal mush.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate Commerce Committee
Jones
Republican
Shipping Board
Conowingo To Get Colgate Property
The Wingo project in the Susquehanna River Maryland will be permitted to use property owned by JJ Colgate in Pennsylvania after a Supreme Court decision. Colgate protested the condemnation of his land as part of the power development largely for Philadelphia use.
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Washington
Wingo
Susquiver
Maryland
Phila
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
JJ Colgate
Dentist Dr Sartelle Opens Practice on Loudoun Street
Dr. R. R. Sartelle announces the opening of his general dentistry practice at N. Loudoun Street. The new office offers routine dental services to the community and marks a expansion of local health care options.
Three Days Cough Warns Of Danger Signal
A three days cough signals potential trouble from persistent colds and throat infections. Creomulsion with creosote promises to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth, claiming quick relief and a money back guarantee if symptoms persist after use.
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