Culbertson Extends Bridge Lead Over Lenz Jacoby
New York December 22 Heavy sets and a dramatic slam boosted Ely Culbertsons team to an 11 120 point margin in their 150 rubber match with Sidney S Lenz and Oswald Jacoby Culbertson and Waldemar Von Zedtwitz added 3025 points by winning four of six rubbers in the tenth session bringing the score to 38 31 Culbertson leads by 4090 points the largest margin yet in the Lenz system test with Culbertsons 62 380 to 51 260 for Lenz Jacoby Lenz cited a costly error by himself before the session ended continues on Page Six.
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New York
Ely Culbertson
Theodore A. Lightner
Detroit
Mrs. Culbertson
Culbertson
Sidney ‘S. Lenz
Oswald Jacoby
Waldemar von Zedtwitz
Lenz
Jacoby
Kellogg Observes His 75th Birthday
Frank B. Kellogg of St. Paul marked his 75th birthday in December while still active in international affairs. The former secretary of state and World Court judge urged thrift in government and said civilization is steady enough to recover from the economic depression, adding the world is paying for the war and will emerge.
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ST. Paul
Frank B. Kellogg
World Court
Passenger Toll Reported After Tuscania Storm
Glasgow dispatch describes a mid sea storm that fatally injured Mrs. Sarah Rodger of America and left 35 others injured aboard the Tuscania after a Dec. 12 departure from New York bound for Belfast and Glasgow. Passengers recount a gigantic wave that swept many off their feet as the liner battled the sea.
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Glasgow
Tuscania
Democrat Proposes $300 Million Budget Cut in Senate
Senator Harrison Democrat Mississippi today introduced a resolution urging the Senate Appropriations Committee to cut next fiscal year's appropriations by 300 million dollars below budget estimates. The move aligns with Democratic policy committee plans agreed on by House and Senate.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Harrison
Mississippi
Democratic Policy Committee
House
Senate
Veterans Bill Signed Restores Loans to Veterans
Washington December 22 1929 the first appropriation bill of the new Congress is in effect. President Hoover signed a 200 million dollar bill allowing the veterans administration to resume issuing loans on service compensation certificates.
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Washington
Congress
Democratic House
Hoover
Veterans Administration
One Dead and Four Missing in Vatican Library Roof Collapse
A Vatican library wing collapsed trapping four workmen and one librarian. The roof fell through two floors as the building closed, with many rare books and manuscripts spared, and rescue crews expected to work for days to clear debris.
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Vatican City
Vatican Library
Belvedere Court
Peace Reigns In State Departments
In Phoenix on December 22 peace ruled the state departments of highways and game and fish. Purchasing agent W C Joyner became state game warden today while A E Mann moved from game warden to purchasing agent in the highway department. Mann resigned as game warden and Joyner resigned as purchasing agent, with Joyner’s appointment effective upon his resignation.
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Phoenix
State Departments of
Game and Fish
W. C. Joyner
Highway Department
A. E. Mann
Game and Fish Commission
Mann
Joyner
Animals Kill Men In Storm Covered Europe
Winter grips Europe with more snow and cold as wolves prowl towns in search of food. Two soldiers are killed by wolves and a peasant is killed by a bear amid heavy snowfall and frost across the region.
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Europe
London
Siberia
State to retire tax anticipation bonds
Phoenix with state treasurer Mit Simms announcing the retirement of 780 000 dollars in tax anticipation bonds on January 6. In the prior 60 days an additional 1,420,000 dollars of these issues were redeemed, saving about 10,000 dollars. Arms delegation chief Dawes named to lead U S delegation to the Geneva arms conference.
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Phoenix
Mit Simms
Simms
Washington
Dawes
United States
Weather Outlook for Arizona and Winslow
Unsettled tonight in Arizona with Wednesday generally fair and little temperature change. A brief note lists Winslow with Monday high and Monday low temperatures.
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Arizona
Laundry mark leads to kidnap case arrests near Kansas City
Kansas City dispatch reports two Wyandotte county dairy farmers arrested as minor participants in the kidnapping of Mrs Nell Donnelly billionaire garment maker. Cops say they confessed and aided in locating the cottage where she was held. Scheidt and Browning identified cottage via a laundry towel mark traced to Emil Buinger. Browning named Marshall De Pew as another participant.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Nell Donnelly
George Blake
Wyandotte County
Donnelly
Paul Scheidt
Scheidt
Bonner Spings
Kans
William Lacey Browning
Holliday, Kans
Emil G. Buinger
Browning
Marshall de Pew
Holliday
Arizona Extends Christmas Pardons to 33 Convicts
PHOENIX December 22 Chief pardon official Lin B. Orme said Christmas pardons paroles and sentence commutations were extended to 33 convicts at the state prison.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Lin B. Orme
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Bootlegger Appeals to Customers Not to Forget Children
An Indian bootlegger in Muskogee Oklahoma jailed for Christmas asks customers via a weekly paper to remember his three children and help Santa Claus deliver gifts. He writes that his family will be in jail and urges patrons to assist his kids.
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Muskogee
Gkla
Santa Claus
Santaane
Rail unions receive 30 day wage cut notices
The Big Four railroad brotherhoods were served 30 day notices of a 15 percent wage reduction by Western railways in coordination with national actions. Bargaining will proceed under the Railway Labor Act with arbitration possible if talks fail. A. V. Whitney outlines a platform favoring a six hour day five day week and wages to let workers be useful consumers as wage talks begin.
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Chicago
Brotherhoods of
Association of Western Railways
New York
Arbitration Commission
Cleveland
A. V. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad
Whitney
Brotherhood
Arizona Seeks House Rock Valley Game Refuge
The State Fish and Game Commission asks Congress to create a 44 000 acre House Rock Valley game refuge for the buffalo herd and to build a wildlife experiment station near Tucson. Copies of memorials 9 and 14 were sent to Senators Hay den Ashurst and Rep. Douglas.
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Phoenix
Ariz
House Rock Valley
Arizona
Department of Agriculture
Tucson
Congress
State Fish and Game Commission
Carl Hayden
Henry F. Ashurst
Lewis W. Douglas
House Rock Valley Game Refuge
Mrs Pinchot Seeks Congress Seat in 15th District
Mrs Gifford Pinchot wife of the Pennsylvania governor announced her candidacy for the Republican nomination in the fifteenth district in the April primary. She will oppose incumbent Representative Louis T McFadden who had accused President Hoover of selling out to Germany over the debt moratorium.
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Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Congress
Louis T. McFadden
Hoover
Germany
San Bernardino Valley Bank and Branches Closed
San Bernardino Valley Bank and its Needles and Barstow, California branches were taken over by the state banking commission after the parent institution closed voluntarily the prior day. The bank had 175000 dollars in capital and 530000 dollars in deposits, with many customers reporting losses including life savings. Tom Birody, Needles branch president, previously managed a Harvey House in Winslow and left Fred Harvey service to join the bank.
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San Bernardino
Calif
San Bernardino Valley Bank
Needles
Barstow
State Banking Commission
Tom Birody
Harvey House
Winslow
Fred Harvey
Needles Bank
Bar Silver Quietly Downgraded in New York Trading
In New York on December 22 BAR SILVER fell 1 8 cent to settle at 30 5 8 cents per ounce. Market activity was muted with limited trading and price movement.
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New York
Three Killed When Bus and Truck Collide Near Hiawatha
A Union Pacific passenger bus collided with a freight truck east of Hiawatha Kansas killing three men and injuring fifteen including serious burns and spinal injuries. Bus driver William Irwin of Omaha identified. truck driver Ralph Anderson of Nebraska City tentatively identified. another victim remained unnamed. Survivors said the man boarded in Falls City Nebraska.
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Hiawatha
Kans
Union Pacific
William Irwin
Omaha
Kansas City
Ralph Anderson
Nebraska City
Neb
Watson Brothers Freight Service Co
Falls Cty
Harry Miller
Harry Feldman
Chicago
Plot Against Film Star Is Uncovered
Marion Davies, film actress, had protection at her Santa Monica home after authorities investigated a Christmas package sent to her residence. The parcel contained smokeless powder and 20 small lead slugs, initially a prank but later deemed capable of causing serious harm after soaking and examination.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Marion Davies
Aviatrix and film director marry in Yuma Arizona
Hollywood director William Wellman and aviatrix Marjorie Crawford wed in Yuma on December 22, uniting two aviation film careers. The couple, both pilots, met during wartime service and later pursued cinema, opting for a road trip to the wedding rather than a flying ceremony.
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Yuma, Ariz
William Augustus Wellman
Hollywood
Marjorie Bonita Crawford
Santa Monica
Calif
Miss Crawford
Wellman
Yuma
Escape Plot In Prison Frustrated
Officials in Lansing Kansas say an escape plot is frustrated by discovery of explosives and improvised weapons inside the state penitentiary. Warden Kirk Prather reports three convicts placed in solitary confinement.
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Lansing
Kans
State Penitentiary
Kirk Prather
Hitler Injured In Automobile Accident
Adolf Hitler head of the German Fascists broke his finger today in an automobile accident near Kyritz Germany. The car ahead skidded into a tree on a country road and Hitler's machine collided with it. General Von Epp was a passenger in Hitler's car.
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Kyritz
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
General von Epp
Mil ton Bradley Arrested In Gallup Bank Robbery
Mil ton Bradley, 27, a Black man, confessed to robbing the Merchants State Bank of Gallup on December 19. Police recovered $3,100 hidden in a shack north of Gallup and noted lavish spending including two cash payments, new clothes, and a vehicle purchase. Bradley admitted to chiseling through the basement storage vault and upstairs cash vault to steal the money.
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Gallup
N. M
Milton
Bradley
State Bank of
D W. Roberts
Roberts
Two Firemen Killed as Roof Collapses at Altes Schloss
Stuttgart dispatch reports two firemen died and eleven were seriously injured when the north wing roof of the Altes Schloss palace collapsed during a fire. Twenty firefighters were hurled from the third floor and buried under debris.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Altes Schloss
Cochise County appoints new representative from seventh district
Bisbee Arizona December 22 A Cochise county board of supervisors appointed Guy F Parnell of Bowie to succeed William Coxon as representative from the seventh state legislative district.
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Bisbee, Ariz
Athe Cochise County
Coroner Believes Death Came Only Shortly Before Discovery
The coroner stated the death occurred shortly before the body was found. Details on the cause and exact time were not released pending further examination.
Murder of Marian McLean in Cincinnati Slums
The six year old Marian McLean was abducted last Thursday and found murdered in the basement of a tenement at 411 West 12th Street. Deputy Coroner J M Patterson cited loss of blood and shock from the attack as the cause of death.
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Cincinnati
Marian McLean
Patterson
Marion McLean
M. Scott Kearns
West 12Th Street
Charles Bischoff
Marian
Boulder Dam Power Allocation Finalized for Cities
Secretary Wilbur signed final contracts distributing Boulder Dam power among Pasadena Glendale and Burbank for 4 percent of the 6 percent April 1930 allocation while Los Angeles takes 2 percent for a total 15 percent. Arizona or Nevada may request energy. power priced at 1.63 mills per kilowatt hour.
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Washington
Wilbur
Boulder Dam
Pasadena
Glendale
Burbank
Los Angeles
Arizona
Nevada
Sixteen Arrests End No Rent Campaign Push in Cawnpore
Sixteen arrests were made today in Cawnpore for violating the prohibition on agitation in the no rent campaign. Even non-official residents are assisting to combat the movement organized by Congress party leaders.
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Cawnpore
British India
Congress Party
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Vatican
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Santa Fe
Aviatrix
Gallup Bank
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Peeer Fuckers
Arizona Bank
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Rizona Owned
Flagstaff
Kingman-Williams
Chandler Mexary
Wlnslow
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