Navajo Officials Find Ft Apache School Conditions Satisfactory
Indian investigators from Leupp and the Navajo Chapter report Theodore Roosevelt School at Ft Apache is satisfactory. They cite proper discipline and food, note expelled students caused the runaways, and say Superintendent Patterson is well liked and helping the children.
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FT. Apache School
Leupp
Theodore Roosevelt
Ft. Apache
Yellowhair
Baka She Bega
J. E. Balmer
Whiteriver
Reams Canyon
Ben Harbinson
Daily Mail
Senate Deal Restores Emergency Funds Provision
Conferees tentatively agreed to reinstate a clause giving President Hoover authority to allocate emergency employment funds as needed. Democrats assailed the move in the Senate with Senator Robinson supporting restoration to hasten passage.
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Senate
Hoover
Robinson
Prince Lubomirski Dies in Krakow After U S Service
Prince Casimir Lubomirski, first Polish minister to the United States, died in Krakow. He served as minister at Washington from 1919 to 1922.
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Crakow
Poland
Prince Casimir Lubomirski
United States
Prince Lubomirski
Washington
Spain on verge of bread famine amid military rule
Spain seethes as civil authorities surrender power to the military. Bilbao reports bread supply exhausted and bakeries closed. Iran, cut off by insurgents, signals bread famine while supplies reach from Hendaye across the frontier. Quiet outwardly but living in uncertainty with authorities alert for emergencies.
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Bilbao
Iran
Hendaye
Spanish insurgents gain edge as Alfonso may flee Madrid
A Madrid dispatch to the London Daily Mail says insurgents gain the upper hand and King Alfonso might leave Madrid. Gibraltar reports the Spanish government recalled part of the Foreign Legion from Morocco to quell the revolt. One thousand Legionnaires landed at Algeciras aboard the Sagunto and proceeded toward Madrid.
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London
Madrid
London Daily Mail
Alfonso
Gibraltar
Spanish Foreign Legion
Morocco
Algeciras
Sagunto
Major Shepard Testifies In Mercury Poisoning Case
Major Shepard acted as a witness for himself describing his wife Mrs. Shepard’s fear of becoming like her mother. He recounted despondent episodes tied to her drinking and tearfully detailed events on May 15, 1929, when she collapsed under alcohol influence. He said she had access to his medical kit containing liquor and various chemicals including mercury used for hand disinfection, with the government alleging mercury poisoning as the cause of death.
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Major Shepard
Franco Predicts Rebel Victory
Major Franco claims the failed uprising against the Spanish monarchy was betrayed by the artillery corps last minute. He asserts the Republican movement will soon swamp Spain and a republic will be proclaimed within a month. He describes liberty and a constitution as the goal and says he escaped from prison recently to avoid exile.
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Spain
Franco
Madrid
Einstein Sails To California From New York
The head of Cal Tech and visiting Mount Wilson observatory sails after five busy days in New York. He was interviewed photographed and attended social events despite his wishes and left with thanks to city officials and sympathetic residents.
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California Institute of Technology
Mount Wilson’ Observatory
Bergenland
Einstein
New York
Long Island
Lloyd Wilton-Smith
Arthur HH. Fleming
The
California, Institute
Enormity of Hoover Dam shown through Reclamation Bureau
The report lists vast volumes for the project including rock excavation 364000 cubic yards and hauling 163000 cubic yards, with tunnel work 29000 cubic yards and 20000000 board feet of timbering. It notes concrete and steel needs, guard rails, and a 400000 pound testing machine funded by the Bureau of Standards and Bureau of Reclamation.
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Hoover Dam
Reclamation Bureau
Denver Laboratory
Bureau of Standards
Bureau of Reclamation
Several Men Lost in Winter Storms
A 12 hour blizzard across the maritime provinces and Newfoundland caused shipping distress and communication disruption. Four seamen were lost off Newfoundland and several fishermen were missing from North Sydney. The Schooner Arawana ran aground and was later refloated. two small schooners in Sydney harbor were sunk with no crew aboard.
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Halifax
N. S
Maritime Provinces
Newfoundland
North Sydney
Arawana
St. John
Digby
Sydney
Kellogg Leaves Bremerhaven for New York
Former U S secretary of state Frank B Kellogg sailed from Bremerhaven aboard the Bremen bound for New York with his party. The departure occurred this afternoon as Kellogg returns from postwar duties and travels home to the United States.
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Berlin
Frank B. Kellogg
United States
Bremerhaven
Bremen
New York
Xmas Shopping Early Trade at Home Winslow Lions Club
The Winslow Lions Club hosts an early Christmas shopping event on October 29 offering trade goods at home venues. Members promote community service and local merchant involvement with proceeds supporting club projects.
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Winslow Lions Club
Captain Testifies In Boat Blast Case
Captain W I Stiles, master of the Eureka TE, testified at a federal inquiry after the excursion boat burned and sank off Miami with at least three dead. He said a spark from the engine generator likely ignited oil in the engine room and that crew and passengers fought the blaze with extinguishers before a calm evacuation.
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Miami
Fra
W. I. Stiles
Eureka TE
White House Guest Washington Overnight at Ford
Overnight guest at the White House in Washington is described as Ford in a December report. The notice notes an AP dispatch dated December 16 detailing the arrival and hosting of a high profile figure.
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Washington
Ford
Steam Heat for Dogs Aids Oak Park Strays
Oak Park city council plans steam heated shelter for stray dogs with 22 kennels and upper and lower berths to provide warmth during cold weather.
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City Council of
Oak Park
White House Leaves Early for Pittsburgh by Motor
The White House departed by motor earlier today en route to Pittsburgh.
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White House
Pittsburgh
House Immigration Committee Approves Two Year Suspension
The house immigration committee approved a two year suspension of all immigration except relatives of residents who may enter until half the existing quotas are filled.
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Washington
House Immigration Committee
Resolution to Stop Margin Stock Buying
Senator Heflin of Alabama introduced a resolution to prohibit margin trading on the stock exchanges after a speech linking economic woes to manipulations on the New York Exchange. The measure targets margin purchases and calls for tighter controls to curb speculation.
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Washington
Heflin
Alabama
New York Exchange
Three Children Die As Oregon Ranch House Burns
Portland, Ore. Dec. 15 AP Gordon and Oran Smith aged 6 and 3 and Velma Seefeld 8 were burned to death when the home of Carl Seefeld a Halsey rancher burned to the ground. The boys were sons of Mr and Mrs Berry Smith who were separated and left the children with the Seefeld family. A pet dog died in the room with the children.
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Ore
Gordon
Oran Smith
Velma Seefeld
Carl Seefeld
Halsey
Berry Smith
Seefeld
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