U S Officials Shield Calles From Arrest in Transit
U S government intervened to免 immunity for former Mexican president Plutarco Elias Calles as he travels through Laredo toward possible trial for conspiracy in the murder of General Lucio Blanco. District Attorney Walls delayed action after a State Department telegram promised protection.
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Laredo
United States
Plutarco Elias Calles
Mexico
John A. Walls
Calles
San Antonio
Dared
Walls
Henry J. Stimson
Lucio Blanco
Rio Grande River
Tragic axe killings in Quebec family home
Mrs. Andrew Day and her seven children aged one to 14 were found murdered at their home in Three Rivers Quebec. All victims had their throats cut, and the father was badly wounded, presumed decapitated. The motive and suspect details were not disclosed.
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Three Rivers
Que
Andrew Day
Day
Mysterious bank robber and killer linked to Lake Shore Drive home
Frederick Dane, sought across the Midwest for murder and bank robbery, is tied to a luxury Lake Shore Drive mansion in St. Joseph Michigan. Police found 319000 in stolen Jefferson Wisconsin bank cash and weapons after a shootout that fataly wounded a motorcycle patrolman. Dane’s wife Viola was arrested, and a Day family massacre in which the father killed his family and attempted suicide is reported with injuries to Day and children.
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ST. Joseph
Mich
Middle West
Frederick Dane
Lake Shore Drive
Dr. Jekyl and
Mr. Hyde
Dane
Charles Skelly
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Jefferson
Wis
Viola
Chicago
Gary
Ind
Herbert Church
Columbia Commercial Feed Company
Buckeye Rodeo Sets Arizona Bull-Dogging Record
Everett Bowman of Fort Thomas Arizona set a new Arizona steer bulldogging record at Buckeye Rodeo with a 4 1 2 second run, beating the old mark by 11 5 seconds and nearing the world record. He and Eric Rode of Montana won the team tying contest in 17 seconds, while Bowman teamed with Alte Marana of Nogales for third in that event. Gene Ross of Sayre Oklahoma starred the rodeo Saturday but fell after a jump from Tumbleweed, a famous bucking bronco from a movie.
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Buckeye
Ariz
Everett Bowman
Fort Thomas
Arizona Cowboy
Arizona
Bowman
Eric Rode
Montana Cowboy
Alte Marana
Nogales
Gene Ross
Sayre
Okla
Senate Draws Battle Lines Over World Court Pact Fight
Washington dec 16 battle lines form for Senate clash over adherence to the world cost protocol. Hoover may delay submission for a year while discussions grow intense amid determined opposition in the Senate regardless of size.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Music Before and After Surgery Aids Butte Patient
In Butte Montana on December 16 doctors report a successful experiment where music played during and after surgery helped Ed Mason recover from acute lacerations after an automobile wreck. Dr Er S McMahon said the tunes lifted the patient’s mood and aided the operation’s outcome.
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Butte
Mont
Ed Mason
Er. S. McMahon
Aircraft Carrier Lexington Joins Tacoma as Floating Powerhouse
The Lexington lies moored near Tacoma awaiting copper cables to link with the city's electric system. Its generators will provide auxiliary power for about 30 days due to a drought that reduced hydroelectric storage in Puget Sound, with Lake Cushman reservoir drawn down for industrial and civilian needs.
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Tacoma
Wash
Lexington
Puget Sound
Cushman
Fire at O Connor Waste Paper Plant Kills Four in Baltimore
A four story factory in downtown Baltimore suffered a deadly blaze. Firefighters recovered three bodies and a fourth victim died later in hospital after a fall from a third story window. The Thomas H. O Connor Waste Paper company plant was the scene of the tragedy.
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Baltimore
Thomas H. O’connor
Japanese Naval Group Arrives in Capital for London Talks
The Japanese delegation to the London Naval Conference arrived in Washington at 9:40 am for four days of talks with President Hoover. Secretary Stimson and American officials welcomed them at Union Station, joined by Captain Alan Buchanan and other state and Navy Department leaders.
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Washington
Hoover
Stimson
Union Station
Adams
State
Navy Departments
Alan Buchanan
Mexican Politician Accused Of Theft
Juan O Q Ramos former political and military leader in Mexico faces federal court in Los Angeles on charges of misapplying about 5 000 dollars from the United States National Bank of Los Angeles as head of the Latin American division. He was arrested in Amsterdam and returned for trial.
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Los Angilles
Juan OQ. Ramos
Mexico
United States National Bank of Los Angeles
Ramos
Amsterdam
Holland
Pope Creates Six New Cardinals in Secret Consistory
Pope Pius XI elevates six cardinals in a secret consistory. In his allocution he highlights the Lateran pacts recognizing the civil princeship of the Roman Pontiff and safeguarding dignity for the papacy and cardinals.
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Vatican
Pius XI
Democrats Act To Bar Bolters From 1930 Primary
The Democratic Executive Committee of Alabama voted 27 to 21 to bar candidates from participating in the 1930 primary who failed to support party nominees in 192? The vote was reported from Montgomery on December 16.
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Montgomiery
Ata
Democratic Executive Committee of
Alabama
Galveston Ordered Home From Haiti After Quiet Report
The cruiser Galveston, sent to Haiti at the outbreak of disturbances, will be withdrawn from Haitian waters. Brigadier General John H. Russell reports Haiti is quiet and requests Galveston be sent to Gonaives this afternoon and resume duties from that port tomorrow.
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Washington
Galveston
Haiti
Haitian
State Department
John H. Russell
Port-Au-Prince
Gonaives
Italy's Envoy Receives Honorary Law Degree
Ambassador De Martino of Italy received an honorary Doctor of Laws from Georgetown University. He praised the Lateran treaty as a model of justice and equity and commended Premier Mussolini for his role in negotiating the accord.
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Washington
Ambassador de Martino
Italy
Georgetown University
Papal
Mussolini
Nine admit thefts at Union Industrial Bank Flint
Nine of the 15 former officers and employees of the Union Industrial Bank in Flint pleaded guilty in Circuit Court to embezzlements totaling 3.592 million dollars. The remaining six defendants stood mute and their cases were scheduled for trial.
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Flint. Mich
The
Union Industrial Bank of
Flint
Driver Kidnaped Robbed Of $200
Butte Montana dispatch reports John D. Francis a 63 year old Central Park storekeeper, was kidnapped on a highway near Butte Friday night. He was held for two days in a hillside dugout fed only twice and robbed of 200 dollars after three men, who offered to help with his car, seized him and blindfolded him.
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Butte
Mont
John D. Francis
Central Park
Here
Francis
Hoover Ride in Car Arrest Warrant Halted
Former executive assistant to President Hoover, Walter H. Newton, escaped immediate arrest after a collision when a police officer requested his license. He must appear in court Wednesday to answer a charge of operating with an outdated permit. The incident centers on the validity of Newton's driver’s license.
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Washington
Walter H. Newton
Hoover
Kansas City Police Raid East Side Musician's Club
Police raided the East Side Musician's Club in Kansas City during two overnight operations. Seventy seven Black patrons were booked on gambling charges but no evidence supported prosecution. A second raid led to more bonds and bookings for playing music and dancing after midnight.
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Kansas City
East Side
Musician’s Club
Election interests of California Cattlemen convention
California Cattlemen's Association and Western Cattle Marketing Association hold joint annual convention in San Francisco to elect 25 board members five from each zone. New directors will select five marketing reps from California Oregon Nevada Arizona and New Mexico. Reports on forest grazing transportation production legislation and hide and brand scheduled. Dr George H Hart UC Davis will discuss range grass studies.
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San Francisco
California Cattlemen’s Association
Western Cattle Marketing Association
Cattle Marketing Association
California
Oregon
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
George H. Hart
Davis Farm
University of California
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
I. E. Mollin
Denver
Cab
American National Livestock Association
Misdemeanor Case Dropped In Winslow Court
Charges of misdemeanor filed against RR. E. McComus in Winslow Justice court were dismissed after County Attorney C. D. McCauley presented written statements from both complainants stating they did not wish to prosecute. R. P. Huddleston and Frank Siegmund had sworn out complaints.
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RR. E. McComus
Winslow
Pola Negri Reconciled With Serge Mdivani in Paris
Paris edition reports Pola Negri and Prince Serge Mdivani reconciled in a French court under divorce procedure. They were summoned for a formal attempt, met judge, and traveled to their country house before planning St Moritz and then returning to America.
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Paris
Chicago Tribune Today
Pola Negri
Star
Serge Mdvani
America
St. Moritz
Improper Feeding Noted In State Herd Improvement
The extension service warns dairymen that butterfat averages are dropping due to improper feeding this season. Survey covers September and October counts in Maricopa Santa Cruz and Graham and Pinal counties with varied fat percentages. New members include Mill Line Pina A D Cage and others across Glendale Chandler Tolleson Scottsdale and Phoenix.
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University OF Arizona
Tucson
Herd Improvement Association
Agricultural Extension Service
Maricopa
Graham
Santa Cruz
Pinal
Mill Line
Pina
A.D. Cage
Glendale
O. IL
Chutf
Chandler
A. Johnnson
Tolleson
Robert Twincerman
Scottsdale
Rodgers and Martin
JW. Hjeljerte
Miners Attack Mine as Sydney Riot Leaves Casualties
In Sydney Nova Scotia a violent clash at the Tothbury mine left one miner dead and many wounded. Police swords were used and six officers injured. About 400 miners halted work as guards were overwhelmed and the shaft closed. A parliamentary member, Mr Bradley, was struck and hurt while attempting to calm the crowd. A special police train later arrived. most miners withdrew to Greta.
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Sydney
N.S. W
Tothbury
Bradley
Greta
Youth Dies After Shotgun Accident On Roadside
Mesa teen Phildon Williams, 15, was killed when his shotgun discharged during a car ride home from a hunting trip near Mesa. Kenneth Dana, 18, was with him when a tire blowout caused the crash. investigators say the gun exploded, the charge striking Williams in the head and causing instant death.
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Mesa
Phildon Williams
Here
Kenneth Dana
Northwestern Coach Dick Hanley Bailed After Speeding Stop
In Wilamet te Oregon a police officer stopped Dick Hanley for speeding. Hanley, revealed as Northwestern University football coach, attempted to identify himself and name Rockne Yost Spears. Police Chief William Brautigan recognized him and released Hanley at the station.
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Wilamette
Dick Hanley
Hanley
Northwestern University
Rockne
Fielding
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