Trio in Love Triangle Ends in Double Slaying in Miami Arizona
Police report a jealous shooting spree in Miami involving Miguel Guzman 28 who killed Juana Eglacia 19 and wounded Sebastian Sandoval 28 then shot Juana’s aunt Isabella De Leon as she sheltered the infant. Guzman, wounded, was captured after confession.
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Miami
Ariz
Miguel Guzman
Juana Eglacia
Sebastian Sandoval
Isabella de Leon
Sebastian
Miss Eglacia
Guzman
Eglacia
Sandoval
Auburn Prison Mutiny Probed as Ten Guns Missing
State officials press for speedy trial of surviving Auburn Prison mutineers. Investigators search for ten missing guns and identify three convicts who joined the riot. Governor Roosevelt offers a special term of Supreme Court in Cayuga County. Dr. Raymond F C Rieb and aides will visit the prison over the weekend with Warden Jenkins and staff. District Attorney Kenyon and Julius Offer will assist.
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Auburn
N. Y
Supreme Court
Cayuga County
Roosevelt
Raymond F.C. Rkieb
Corrections
Edgar S. Jennings
Benjamin Kenyon
Julius Offer
Kenyon
George A. Durnford
Meeper
Chinese Mutiny Trials Reach Standstill Across Three Armies
Shanghai dispatch reports nationalist forces halting three rebellious armies in separate regions as revolt fears linger. A major victory came as insurgents were routed from Canton gates, with heavy losses amid continued retreats by Chang Kak-Wei's ironsides and Kwangsi forces.
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Shanghai
China
Nanking
Canton
Ironsides
Chang Kak-Wei
Kwangsi
Stolen Woman Report Sparks Local Police Turnout
In Sevanston on December 15 AP reports RE G Needler called police after claiming a woman was stolen from his yard. The woman described as average height and quite old weighed about 250 pounds and valued at $50. She stood in a fountain for years.
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Sevanston
Til
RE. G. Needler
Singing Evangelist Rev. Harry K. Shields Dies in Winslow
Rev. Harry J. Shields known as the Singing Evangelist of the Christian Church died in Winslow this morning from heart disease and pneumonia. He arrived in Winslow August 22 from Jenid Oklahoma to pastor the Christian Church. Survived by his wife three children Lois Margaret and Jimmie and brother Roy. Burial likely in Winslow pending word from Roy Shields of Tudiaquapolis.
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Harry J. Shields
the Christian Church
Winslow
Shields
Christian Church
Jenid
Oklahoma
Hie
Flagstaff
Phil B. Ellsworth
Tempe
Roy Shields
Tudiaquapolis
Lois
Margaret
Jimmie
Roy
Will Hays Ends Church Duties
Will Hays and Carl J. Milliken were dropped from the board of directors of the Church and Drama Association. Rev. George Reid Andrews said the committee's six month old recommendation led to the non re election of the two leaders from the motion picture industry.
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Church and Drama Association
George Reid Andrews
Hays
Milliken
Jealousy Blamed For 2 Deaths In Charleston
In Charleston West Virginia a man shot and killed his wife Mrs John Gann and her stepfather Richard Price at their home. Police say the husband John Gann has been arrested in Newport Kentucky and had threatened the family. The couple were estranged and the husband was identified as the suspected slayer.
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Charleston
W. Va
John Gann
Richard Price
Newport
Gain
Rockford slaying probe widens to former admirer
Rockford authorities seek to question "Professor Hugo" a former German instructor linked to Cor delia Gummersheimer's death. A German letter hints at friendship. other leads include Ralph R. Howe of Chicago Seed and a second man in South Carolina.
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Rockford
Cordelia Gummersheimer
Hugo
University of Wisconsin
Texas
Wis
W. D. Knight
Ralph R. Howe
Chicago
Florida
Miss Gummersheimer
South Carolina
Day With Congress Highlights Early Tax Debate
Senate action includes a tax reduction measure called up as Congress works on farm and commerce issues. Agriculture subcommittee hears J. P. Hennican of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange amid cotton market investigations. Interstate Commerce debates radio and cable joint operation while studying the communications bill and cotton markets.
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Lobby
Agriculture
J. P. Hennican
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Interstate Commerce Committee
Joseph KR. Grundy
Pennsylvania
Nye
Piea
Machado
Cuba
Pageight
Flu Germ Isolated In Science Discovery
Chicago reports Dr Isadore Falk of the University of Chicago has isolated the influenza germ after a year of work. Isolation could aid vaccine and anti-toxin development though experts caution it is not a complete solution yet.
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Cncago
Tapi
Isadore 8S. Falk
University of Chicago
Falk
Industrial Art Scenes at St. Louis Guild Exhibition
Nine paintings depict industrial life in St. Louis from dredges digging Des Peres river habitat to crowds awaiting street cars during evening rush hour. The exhibit showcases the citys working scene through varied urban subjects.
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St. Louis
Kent vows to fight arrest over field landing
Providence dispatch reports R J Sentt, an aerial pilot, landed on a field owned by Alfred Kent after running out of gasoline. Kent pressed for Sentt's arrest for trespass, but police refused. Kent said he will pursue the case.
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Providence
R. J
New York
Avipator
Alfred
Kent
Sentt
Arizona Dude Cowboy Fails To Make Hit As Husband
On December 15 a report from Pasadena notes Catherine Thorne Gillespie eloped with Arizona ranch hand George Gillespie last spring. Her wealthy Chicago parents Mr and Mrs Robert J Thorne visit Pasadena seeking family reconciliation before an extended world tour. George Gillespie has not appeared at the Thorne home amid attempts to join the family. He has work in film bits and on golf courses while Catherine resides in a modest Hollywood cottage.
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Arizona
Megrs
Catherine Thorne Gillespie
C. Pardee Erdman
George Gillespie
Catherine
Thorne
Phoenix
Montgomery. Ward & Company
Chicago
George
Arigone
Thornes
Gillespie
Hollywood Cottage
New U S Envoy Lands In France
Walter Edge new ambassador to France and his wife with three children arrived in Havre aboard the Tre De France. City and government officials greeted him as he boarded for Paris, succeeding the late Myron T Herrick.
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Havre
France
Walter KE. Edge
United States
Edge
Tre de France
Paris
Tardien
Briand
New Jersey
Myron T. Herrick
Carnegie Tartans Ready for Trojans
Twenty seven Tartans from Carnegie Tech arrive in Los Angeles for a light workout on the Pasadena Rose Bowl turf before facing the University of Southern California in the Coliseum. The Tartans will escort the short end of wagers as USC meets its ninth intersectional clash in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
University of Southern California
Pasadena
Trojans
Los Angeles Coliseum
Blaze Destroys Grain Elevator in Minneapolis
A large grain elevator owned by Sterling Grain Co. burned after an explosion of unknown cause, with about 200000 bushels of wheat destroyed. Most of Minneapolis fire apparatus responded to stop spread to nearby bins. total losses expected near five hundred thousand dollars.
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Minneapolis
Sterling Grain Company
Vegetables More Abundant in Los Angeles County
Los Angeles reports show vegetables in larger quantities in Los Angeles County than in any other U S county. Local officials note ample produce which could influence markets and prices statewide.
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Los Angeles
United States
Arizona Declines Join In Upper Basin Conference
Arizona will not send a representative to the upper basin discussions on Colorado River water division because it is not a member of the Colorado River Compact and has not reached a tri state agreement with California and Nevada. Governor Phillips asks for an unofficial observer instead and notes Arizona has not ratified the compact.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
California
Nevada
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona Commission
J. C. Phillips
Francis C. Wilson
New Mexico Commission
Wilson
Phillips
Colorado River Commission
Masonic Leaders Install Officers in Winslow
J A E Ivey grand high priest of the Royal Arch Masonry in Arizona traveled to Winslow to install officers for Teel Temple Chapter No 8. Deputy Grand High Priest James Claffey and Past Grand High Priest A E Miller of Flagstaff attended. The Winslow Royal Arch officers include George Baker high priest Harry R E Williams king Leonard Bartlett scribe RB Lancaster captain of host Le Is Faulks secretary A L Good treasurer Welton Hughes principal sojourner Neil Wilson Royal Arch captain Charles F Oare chaplain Frank Harry master third veil Frank Farnsworth master second veil L O Hohn master third veil. The Winslow Blue Lodge install next Wednesday evening December 18.
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J. A. E. Ivey
Tombstone
Royal Arch Masons
Arizona
Winslow
Teel Temple Chapter No. 8
James Claffey
A. E. Miller
Flagstaff
George Baker
Harry RE. William
Leonard Bartlett
RB. Lancaster
le . Is. Faulks
A. L. Good
Welton Hughes
Neil Wilson
Royal Arch
Charles F. Oare
Frank Harry
Frank Farnsworth
L. O. Hohn
Blue Lodge
the Winslow RF
A. M
Cop Lies In Wait With Empty Gun For Store Bandit
Minneapolis patrolman John C. Nordgaard spent two weeks waiting behind a grocery counter for a bandit. Last night the suspect returned for a fourth time in six weeks. Nordgaard fired the shotgun but the chamber was empty. The bandit escaped with cash.
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Minneapolis
John C. Nordgaard
Arthur Charley
Nordgaard
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