Hope Morgan a Desperate Hope Ends in Suicide at Jail
Lacsing Michigan December 15 Hope Morgan a 25 year old murderer, awaiting a murder trial, hanged herself in the county jail using a rope from her clothing. Sheriff MacDonald said notes found on her margins blamed jealousy for the killing of her friend and fiancée. The suicide closes the case as Judge Carr's commission reports are pending.
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Lacsing
Mich
Hope Morgan
Allan
Machoveld
Miss Morgan
Elizabeth Gilmer
Tuewley
Leland W Can
Ingham Circuit Court
Carr
Allin MacDonald
Giltner
Exiled King Edward VII in bed as plans for Mrs Simpson loom
The former king Edward VIII remains in bed at the chateau nursing a headache while aides plan for Mrs Wallis Simpson to occupy a luxury suite. Detectives guard the chateau as a Rothschild host, with physicians attending and painters redecorating. Packages arrive from Cannes and Verne as calls from London and elsewhere pour in.
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Engesfeld
Austen
Ugiand
Edward
England
Chateau
Rothschild
Duke of Windsor
Baden
Heinrich Neumann
Austria
Windsor
Cannes
Second Report Says He Is Safe in Chinese Crisis
The Chinese central government met amid pledges of military and moral support while unsure of Chiang Kai-shek’s fate. Observers predicted Nanking would emerge strong, calming panic sparked by conflicting reports of Chiang’s capture, with Chinese and international officials weighing possibilities and danger to regional stability.
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China
Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Japan
Hachito Arita
Cabinat
W. A. Donald
Loyang
Sanfu
Chiang
Donald
Sianfu
Timio
Tokyo
Hachiro Arits
Cabient
H. B. Kung
Chang Haueh-Liang
Luantu
Soviet Union
Jopen
Far East
Manchoukuo
Maerahni Chang
Manchuria
Donict
Tapaness
Ebenghal
Lianfu
Shensi
Peiping
Cris
Stan
Ohio lawmakers clash over tax division in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio lawmakers debate the distribution of the sales tax with conflict between school and local government interests. The House and Senate edge toward approving unemployment insurance while schools seek a large guaranteed share and officials warn of revenue losses from repeals.
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Wolumbus
Ohio
Badiuike
House
Senate
Martin L. Davey
G. A. Gessell
Cleveland
Myron B. Gessaman
Columbus
Henry H Eccles
Scioto County
EL. Bowicher
Reputed Terrorist Leader Arrested Near Oldtown
Michigan authorities arrested White, reputed founder of the Birck Legion terror gang, in Oldtown yesterday after tracing him via license numbers. Indicted 22 men for criminal syndication tied to the gang’s adviser who remains at large. Investigators say plotting to seize arsenals and overthrow the government targeted a September uprising. Detroit officers reported the capture preceded a patrol by Whittamer.
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Cemberting
Nsasr
Teg Lop
Virgi T
Bert) Emager
Lima
Aud
Serge Atsenals
Detroit
Whittamer
Oldtown
France Joins List of War Debt Defaulters
France joined the ongoing group of war debt defaulters today but signaled it hopes to begin negotiations for settlement later. A French note cited depression and strained world economic relations as reasons to delay proposals, while expressing belief that future talks may open channels for negotiations. Finland announced its plan to meet its Dec 18 payment of 23,716 on schedule, China (likely misread China) made payments without interruption, and the total regular payments due today amount to 158,083,073 with 21,380,950.45 previously due, contributing to a total unpaid war debt exceeding 12 billion dollars.
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France
Washington
Norton
Finland
Bricker denounces mileage grants as falsified claims
Ohio Attorney General John W Bricker cites deliberate falsification in attempts by House members to collect 23 mileage allowances for a five month recess period. He advised State Auditor Joseph Tracy the attorney general will not defend Arnett Harbage's suit to stop certifying the payments. Tracy said he would wait for counsel and the Franklin County Court would decide on a temporary injunction, with a hearing set for Dec 21.
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Columbus
John W Bricker
Sodey Ao
Ohio House of Representative
Joseph ‘Tracy
Tracy
Attorney General's Office
Arnett Harbage
West Jefferson
Franklin County Couiou Piers
Lone Survivor Postman Delivers Letter in Columbus
A courthouse postman, in Columbus, delivers a letter found in a sack addressed to the only surviving Republican county official after the November election. He promptly takes the letter to County Treasurer Henry Frank at the courthouse, delivering it to the intended recipient.
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Columbus
Court House
Butve
Moundane
Henry Frank
Taare Ho
Delegates Split Over Neutrality at Inter-American Talks
Delegates at Buenos Aires divided on neutrality measures delaying plenary, while Argentina’s position shifts as Western bloc leans toward a neutrality stance. U S backed by 17 nations urges clear declarations on arms, loans, and neutrality policy amid debate over permanent concerted action.
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Buenoe Aires
Aplt
Wull
Argentina
Cordel Hull
Hattappara
Phone Company Grants Reduction In Rates
A cash clerk at the state sales tax division in Ay was arrested on open charges after police recovered between 89,000 and 93,500 stolen from the office last Friday night. Sheriff Hoos said further arrests were likely as the investigation continued. The Bell Telephone company rate reduction followed informally from talks between the public service commission and the company, with the plan to lower charges affecting Was and surrounding areas.
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Ay Ae Aye Oe
St Dorado
Preble
Bell Telephone Company
Pennsylvania
Menker
Farm worker admits murder in Utterback case
Rang, Declear Piens S F Stroud, a burly farm hand known as Joe Cain, was captured at his Fredonia home after allegedly confessing to robbing and murdering Mrs Arthur Utterback to fund his destitute family. He led police to a crude grave, claimed four of six children had scarlet fever, and said he hid $4 behind a clock before the fatal act.
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Wichita
Fredonia
Arthur Utterback
Broad
Joe Cain
Utterback
Federal Reserve Bank
Stroud
Utterbeck
Canterbury Archbishop Criticized Over Edward VII Case
London December reports show sharp criticism of the Archbishop of Canterbury for chastising King Edward VII over his marriage aims to Wallis Warfield Simpson. Editorials and clerical leaders argue the church faces pressure from public broadcasts and political figures as debate centers on marriage and principle.
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London
Archbisbop
Canterbury
Leverbs
Edward VII
House of Coins
Nona Thurestay
Empire
Nia
Wallis Ware
Almpson
Church of England
Local Woman Fatally Hurt Near Lancaster In Crash
Mrs Nile Rogers owner of Rogers Jailing station and B Gorgeous beauty parlor died after a collision on the Maysville pike near Amanda seven miles west of Lancaster. Her husband Frank Henthorne and infant daughter Barbara were treated for injuries as the Zanesville car occupants were taken to Lancaster hospital. Sheriff deputies investigated and planned to continue inquiry to determine responsibility. Roosevelt lands after peace conference trip. President Roosevelt sails into Charleston harbor after Buenos Aires voyage.
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Maysville Pike
Amanda
Lancaster
Fairfield Connry
Touelh-Syw
Land
Frank Henthorne
Barbarw
Mwere
Lancaster Onty Hospital
Zanesville
Rogers Apartments
Zaverith Street
Cinelanetl
Vera Haremoa
Rogers
de Herd
Hensthorne
Henthorne
Mia Rogers
South Seventh Street
South Sixth Street
Ienthorme
Sherrif Ed Moore
Fair Feld County
Harmon
Mayo- Ville Pike
Zancavilis
Hawthorne
Roosevelt
Chatteston
S.C. Dee
Indianapolis
Buenoos Aires
Alison James
James Roosevelt, Jr
Washington
Henry K Hew Jit
Ghiestor
Phelps
Army Mins
Fort Moultrie
Gus Gennerich
Wredia
Politicians Nervous Over Grand Jury Probe Kansas City
Nervousness ran high among politicians as a federal grand jury began probing Kansas City’s organization dominated voting machinery. The Pendergast Democratic machine, rooted in a Kansas City ward and built by Thomas J. Pendergast, faced scrutiny as the inquiry focused on its control of state and national politics. Pendergast himself, though ill, remarked he had been investigated before and joked about the workload.
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Kansas City
S & Federal Grandiary
Pendergast Democratic Organization
Kansas City River
Thomas J. Pendergast
Pendergast Thimself
Glass plant shutdown threatened amid wage dispute
Toledo December officials of Libbey-Owens-Ford warned that if no wage agreement was reached by 6 pm today all their plants in Toledo Ehreyeport La and Charleston W Va would close. Industry leaders note the firm and Pittsburgh Glass together supply about 90 percent of the nation's plate glass.
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Toledo
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company
Wation
Glen W. McCabe
Federation of Flat Ginsawaras
Lin bey-Owana-Ford
Ehreyeport
Charleston
W. Va
Union
Gless
Pittsburgh Flaw Glan Company
Utilities Win Two Victories In Power Fight
Washington reports two temporary wins for private utilities against the federal effort to widen low cost electricity nationwide. The Supreme Court delayed financing of publicly owned systems, while a federal court halted TVA yardsite extensions, delaying further expansion. Courts left the government on the defensive as it seeks constitutional authority for federal grants and projects. Duke Power’s PWA case was remanded for retrial, affecting allocations for hydro projects and a large-scale generating and distributing system plan.
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Washington
U.S Supreme Court
Isutillky Companies
Tennessee Valley Authority
Public Works Administration
Supreme Court
TVA
John J. Gore
Nashville, Tenn
U.S. Supreme Court
PWA
Duke Power Company
Greenwood Enarity, & c
Girl Escapes Attack By Jumping Into Chimney
A young woman reported attacked by a man while riding last night fled toward a chimney at Ane Harding's Hollywood home. Police traced the disturbance to a burglary alarm. the girl was taken to Hollywood Receiving Hospital with severe lacerations after leaping from the roof. Mrs Seaton and the Harding caretakers heard a car drive away, and investigators sought the assailant as officers examined wires and extricated the girl from the roof.
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UNF Ong, Ltd
Ried
Ane Harding
Pelcemen
Screen Stars
Young Boyinle Wrankla
Hollywood
George Seaton
Harding
Europe
Wisconsin students threaten walkout over university crisis
Madicon Wisconsin students threaten to walk out of classes as President Glan Free resigns under board pressure. The board of regents plans a special meeting tomorrow amid internal policy disputes. Spokesmen say 2,000 to 3,000 of the estimated 10,000 students support the president, Donald Hewn, head of the interfraternity bond says fraternity members back Dr Frank.
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Madicon
Wis
Wiscontin
Glan Free
Board of Regents
Ater
Donal Hewn
Interfraterny
Dr. Prank
Cloudy forecast for west and south portions through night
Weather notice reports increasing cloudiness with west and south areas dimmed by nightfall. It notes a low chance of rain in the forecast portion and a potential decline in visibility through Wednesday.
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