Orville Wright Returns to Scenes of Early Triumphs Memorial
Orville Wright revisits Kill Devil Hills near Kitty Hawk to dedicate a memorial cornerstone marking the first flight by man. Senator Bingham and other officials join Wright for the ceremony, where Wright recalls Wilbur with a simple wish that his brother were present. Barbecue and public welcome follow before the party sails to Norfolk.
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Orville Wright
United Press Transcent
Wiawe
N. C
Cuise
Becne
Wright ‘Brothers
Wright
Wrights
Washington
Ans
Bingham
Black
McMaster
Angus McLeenan
North Carolina
Warren
Fitzgerald
Meas
Frear
Com
Cayvan
National ‘Aeronautical Association
Bill Tate
John T. Daniels
Wilbur
Kittyhawk
Norfolk
Franklin Here Today Showing New Whippet
Local dealer W. W. Bill Franklin announces the arrival of a superior Whippet automobile from Phoenix. The new model will be on display at 2 o clock this afternoon at the local agency for public viewing.
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Franklin
W. W
Bill” Franklin
Whippet Automobiles
Phoenix
Willys-Overland Fany
Whippet Announces New Model With Finger Tip Control
Announcement from Mr Franklin reports a delay due to illness in Phoenix. The new Whippet features finger tip control and self starter, marking three notable advances in driving. It aims to set new standards of beauty and comfort in low priced cars.
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Franklin
Phoenix
Oregon Coach Secures Treatment After Restaurant Fight
Hospital authorities reported Oregon State football assistant coach Lewis Hip Dickerson was recovering from knife wounds after a quarrel with Lanza Red Bryant over a waitress at a local restaurant. Bryant remained jailed on assault with a dangerous weapon charges awaiting trial.
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Fred McHenry
Kiss Killer Pleads Guilty To Second Degree Murder
Vincent Rice a New York high schooler pleaded guilty to second degree murder for killing his 15 year old sweetheart Alice Joost on Staten Island after she urged him to be a sport. He described strangling her with an electric iron cord after an argument and then sleeping through the night. He faces 20 years to life with no parole before 20 years served. sentencing set for Thursday.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
New York
Vincent Rice
Alice Joost
Rice
Alice
Staten Island
Democrats Vote To Add Millions For Dry Budget
Senate vote ends bid by Democrats to raise prohibition enforcement funding from 13.5 million to 270 million dollars a year. The Bruce amendment failed in conference and the old 13.5 million figure was adopted 38 to 35 with party splits noted among lawmakers. Senator Sheppard said he would fund a large enforcement but sees prohibition as a success now.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Doran
House
Treasury Post Office
Bruce
Maryland
Reed
Missouri
Kendrick
Wyoming
Jones
Brookhart
Iowa
Norris
Nebraska
Sheppard
Texas
Senate Backs Treasury Post Office Appropriation and Prison Labor Debate
The senate passed a treasury post office appropriation bill and considered the Hawes prison labor measure. The house approved numerous minor bills and adopted a joint resolution providing eight million one hundred fifty thousand dollars for hurricane relief work in Porto Rico.
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Senate
Treasury-Post Office
Hawes
HOUSE
Porto Rico
Officer on trial for murder of Mexican major in El Paso
Juan Escontrias, 36, El Paso policeman, stands trial for the murder of Major Ignacio Dosamentes, 42, a Mexican army officer gunned down outside police headquarters on November 10. District Attorney Charles Powell seeks the death penalty. Escontrias, with four lawyers, pleads self defense claiming Dosamentes threatened him as he reached for his hip.
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United Press
EL Paso
Texas
Juan Escontrias
Ignacio’.Dosmentes
Charles Vowell
Escontrias
Major Dosamentes
Juarez
Posamentes
Paso
Dosamentes
Liquor, Noted Cause of 31 Week End Arrests
Albuquerque reports 31 arrests over the weekend blamed on intoxicating liquor. Police records indicate alcohol was the primary factor in the incidents.
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Albuquerque
Saxophone and Clarinet Lessons Offered by Musician
Chief Edward Nanonka announces he can train any number of pupils from beginner to advanced in saxophone and clarinet. He boasts long band and orchestra experience across the country and a European tour with the North American Indian Concert Band. He may teach other band instruments. See 405 Kinsley Avenue.
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Europe
John Phillips Sousa
Kinsley Avenue
Edward Nanonka
Lady Colonels Dress Up Dillon Inaugural Parade
Santa Fe New Mexico December 17 report notes a 60 piece Raton band and a 12 piece Dillon orchestra from Roswell will perform for Governor Dillon's second inaugural. Prominent features include Colonels Adalina Otero Warren and Mrs C E Mason of Roswell riding on horseback in full regalia with officers from the regular army national guard and cadet corps of the military institute.
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Raton
Arthur Seligman
Dillon Orchestra
Roswell
Adalina Otero Warren
C. E. Mason
Regular Army
National Guard
Cadet Corps
The
Military Institute
Keyes Hearing Delayed To January Seventh
Former Los Angeles district attorney Asa Keyes and seven co defendants face a bribery case with a continuance granted to January 7. Judge Douglas Edmonds approved the delay after both sides agreed. Also tied to the case, Getzoff, Reimer, Laaker, Berman and Rosenbergs are named defendants in related proceedings.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
Los Angeles
Asa. Keyes
Douglas Edmonds
Keyes
Ben
Dave Getzoff
Charles Reimer
A. I. Laaker
Jacob Berman
Jack Rosenberg
Robert Stewart
Court
George Contreras
Hahn
Getzoff
Jeanne L. D. Arc
Asa Keyes
Arc
West Hollywood
Deacon Admits Crime in Stanton Court Case
In Stanton Michigan on December 17 Jimmy Deacons aged 15 admitted in court to murdering Flossie Carter a 27 year old Sheridan schoolteacher. Judge Hawley ordered testimony postponed later in the week to determine the boy's degree of guilt.
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United Press
Stanton, Mich
Jimmy Deacons
Flossie Carter
Sheridan
Hawley
Jimmy
John Deacons
James Deacons
Dismissal in Carson Case Ends Notable Arizona Suit
Federal Judge Fred C. Jacobs dismissed the Investment Company against United Verde Copper Company suit in Phoenix. The filing suggested a life imprisonment implication under Michigan statute, marking a major termination in Arizona litigation history.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Fred C. Jacobs
Carson
Michigan
United Verde Copper Company
Arizona
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Dayton
Wright Brothers
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Santa FH
N.M
Owl Drug Store
Lorenzo Hubbell, Jr
Winslow
Deacon
Volved
Taffy
Rexall Drug Store
Belcher Luggage
Belcher
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