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   Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - May 23, 1936, Yuma, Arizona                               Today's News TODAY IT IS THE YUMA DAILY SUN And THE YUMA ARIZONA SENTINEL Today's News TODAY By FULL LEASED WIRE Volume YUMA ARIZONA SATURDAY MAY 23 1930 The A Compendium of Arizona Political Comment ti j May 23 Disunion n I ranks to splitting the party's active I workers into bitterly ant agonistic The rift created at the vent ion seems to widening rival forces continue the fight f Predictions are the sti I gle will increase in intensity 1 primary campaign gels un- f Despite claims of the I forces that W P I Stuart continues to be man and How man Demi- al has status in the AGREE ON RECORD NAVY APPROPRIATION Sleeves Who caped Succumbs to Tuberculosis Lloyd the Canadian bandit who twice caped from officers while soi Larry I Mate nice I a 11 otn la Democratic in Mr Three I this column reputedly A Han Mrs Ince Sues To Annul Her Yuma Marriage LOS May 23 Charlotte Buford Ince 18 today filed an it to annual her marriage to K Ince 20 son of the late Thomas H motion picture The cou pie to Yuma and were man led Wednesday according to the complaint which alleges fraud ami deceit GROUP APPEARS OUT ON I IMS WASHINGTON May 23 shack House old ago 1 Diego last July the desire to crack down on Dr from Canadian Mounted Police K who bolted near Seattle He picked J their inquiry and defied the com- to do its worst Committee members loaders agreed that lanky re- returned to Omada for trial on for a jewel robbery charge n Thursday in provincial j penitentiary at Prince Albert Saskatchewan of Woods of Tucson according to word received at chairman at rump j Sheriff T H Newman's office lU by this 11 opponents of the Stanford are a petition among or the committee asking Mr lait and Mr Howman to serve in their Fuel being piled higher im of through 11 he of lo permanent fusion of foi I Mil i ant j counties Although i profess to see victory next fall I1 heir nominee a of the Democrats J upt lo a lively lilt i its own j n for time i that former Gov K j Campbell would like to be tin He publican nominee nor this cei lain party I would like to head him otf ThV at the he iv by immigration as Mai on suspicion of being an alien and later admitted he wanted on a Hurled While in jail reportedly told prisoner that tired physician of I ho plan placed himself in contempt of the House when he walked out had buried worth of the I of the hearings and advised his stolen jewels m California j that I subordinates to ignore committee he planned to escape again take i goms to New York where HuL procedure for knew a fence who would give the doctor WILS considered him for the loot and so perplexing obstacles RID OF RUDY with ii of f Chief ol Calif a divorce in court The decree ends litigation which in FORMER YUMAN SENTENCED TO PRISON TERM LOH May would then go on to that the committee allowed Bayard K Hollywood lia I to remain in promoter will sentenced being to Camida retreat it on IT counts a the lime took of the total possible of 17 to escaped near Portland but wa- recess lo consider ways and yearn in soon afterward at San j time he kept Townsend continued his blistering attacks on the com- Itli and Me was j millee for its alleged unfairness luting the lo where He challenged the inquiry group jurors had CONTINUED ON him and him bo- fore the full for trial reiterated that he would rot in jail before he would appear P Arizona Senator Accused By Partner PHILADELPHIA May revealed today that former U K Senator Ralph H on of Arizona is under indictment here on charges of fraudulent conversion and obtaining money under false pretenses Police in Washington and New York have been asked to locate Cameron Partnership Alleged Ho alleged lo have formed a partnership with William S i reaves a mining engineer of Philadelphia lo open a gold mine Cameron allegedly left C reaves and look with him a set of plans for I ho gold mine development Greaves valued the plans at Following request that on return the plans and the gation that he refused reaves went before the March grand jury fells Of House Rejection Of West's FIGHTS FOR SON Chess Players From El Centre To Visit Yuma Seeking to repeat their 12 to at El a agj chess players from the county seel will to next Tuesday a game Yuma The will he held at j liii J S Bureau Mrs Bartholomew her of the child film star in u Los where she seeks to terminate an aunt's guardianship of the boy The mini is eon test ing the action STORES CLOSE SATURDAY BUY Because Saturday is one oC the seven holidays of the year when local merchants close their stores I purchasers who usually jilan on I Saturday hjg night plan next to get their supplies by day It is that the stores will be open late Friday night to give all an opportunity to gel in for a weekly shopping tour of the Conferees To Report On Agreement Next Week CITY POOt TO BE REOPENED SUNDAY MORN HAItE ENGLAND BOUND A jury in superior coui t con- him last night of 30 of era rid theft and of deliberated j appropriation voted down by the sday according to a telegram night by R differences regarding the Bureau a n il circulation I CHARGE MAN Lining will it was by ger Abe Man WASHINGTON May 23 Senate and House conferees reached an today on the navy department appropriation largest time naval expenditure in history The measure provides for con- struction of destroyers and six submarines and authorizes ing of two battleships in the other signatories to the don naval treaty undertake ilar construction For Planes The also would permit building of airplanes Conferees will report the ment to both housen next week Final passage by the senate will leave only the agriculture ment District of Columbia and deficiency appropriation measures to be acted upon before ment Personal Increase The conference agreement an increase in the navy's enlisted strength from to bo and a boost in marine of corps personnel from to Only two major changes were made in the measure Tho con- WIFE IN PLOT FOR slashed an appropriation INSURANCE Pearl Harbor wail from to LOS May 23 I 000 and eliminated for city Incidentally the Sun will not he published on Saturday thus giving Its employes and earner boys an opportunity to get a two- day vacation at one time Advertisers who Have been the Thursday paper arly for grocery ads should ar- to have their ads in on Monday or Tuesday at the latest for the grocery section will published Wednesday instead Thursday WeiNert lived in Yuma and 11130 local acquaintances of the for further ran a at San I district Sonic cJ ti whom part lor the nomi Campbell by can HAIKA May 23 U R j Selassie exiled I Icr of left lay for aboard j cruiser Capetown th monarch aboard the to Ihc UaK K chieftain who led army prior tit SCHOOL NOT TO BIO HELD REOPEN roni U K Senator Curl HHyden i Al follows i to concur in nil j Campbell's name from the may Tom anv in slate that Judge Stanford 1 between and I natures on his pi I are discounted Ihc JIM Air I After much consideration and details it has been decided by the ministers of nut tn the inter- daily bi- i Has Kassa j blc school this year today H likely lhat bible school will next year spent a day i LII i u in: ii i in nil i I j to Ulterior i t hill relating to irrigation projects I t j Senate yesterday insisted upon j open Sept it was announced its amendments and asked for today by Mrs T her conference Differences ing county superintendent two will have to j All schools closed be adjusted by conferees and I1 d I Schools of the county will it- pool in i fit week uim during win i 1 open Marcus 11 a m 2 p m lo clion sari June SUES OX p m Kuii to collect allegedly ue on four notes dated June 22 day for Uie summer the r I shall do everything possible to re- in the superior be i the Union high school tain appropriation for I which will close 5 I Gila court clerk's office by G R Fafian Culver 23 i hart Krank Batley Trial of Samuel T Whittaker construction of a model teat of wife was sin at the Washington navy yard halted over the weekend after a neighbor testified he saw the re- tired organist over wife's body with a gun a after shots rang out in the hotel they lived The neighbor John Gray ified he sleeping in his room across the hall from where lived when awakened April today wore called for hy a series of He rmi out i June n hy and saw standing I er Mit Simms The he them with a gun in hand j will total including witnesses said they saw school apportionments who I amounting to The the sixth this will put STATE CUTTING DEBT PHOENIX Mny in Palestine to came on May S also j warship from i Djibouti to Answer On Statutory Count carry 1 IS KMi The delay in Stan ford's I Koberl O'Day statutory wilh a ild WHS held It to the yesterday hy Judge Karl A set at Night Riders Ride Again 16 Members Accused Of Murdering Man Charged With Beating His Wife At Detroit j confessed participation j death of Mrs I with one arm hanging limp j President Back 1 Home to Visit With J His Injured Mother iis Simms Or On An Trip To Talk Yuma to AJI By C AUSTIN United Press Klatl charged wilh HULL th 111 I fulness to wives of seducing girls members and he and oilier moral lapsus Though of the other purp I save money WR make dollar far UK he time I iun to use rent fi CONTINUED ON FIVE starling ai three o'clock at Ihc polo grounds range All kinds of will be sever 11 am ly are asked to he legion hud 00 1 intimated police said ordered the ar- that one of the requirements of membership in the black legion Urban Lipps 32 one of the men was membership in the Kn Klux held was the most 1 Klan which still survives n weak having taken of its strength preliminary investigation j ur beliefs revealed an gether by weird oaths legion undoubtedly He admitted in the of Poole said lie had participated in IT i other jobs He had been a for six months he said and he understood that the legion ind victims inspector had taken carV of a number of ism pledged to upholding i Navarre of 8 PRISONERS FROM YUMA SENTENCED IN U S COURT moral and to a ivc of Americanism Authorities promised to charges it of Hi Unlay They took part p i Ihc police homicide bureau said many we can't ai 1 this lime ii Victims Arc Relatives bi Initiation Lipps described to police thr ual of initiation A ho had en accepted as worthy of ago understood that the lo gion had chapters in alt par's the country and members but he It new of the national national commander he snid ii the title of major genera I did not know his name h K PARK N Y May President Roosevelt j hns vd to his home state today a political crisis was New Deal with the of 17 electoral votes in the fall The special HI rived at a m executive motored at to to h le tts an extended t Irom UiO ern tip all way up to the line He plans to be gone thru the few ro- to in ihr ulf tiling I'm to fin tint it follts get tired oi ing tim doctor said before Lo tell them nd our valley and er Mrs who had Over the ho wan ex- u peeled to make most of Uie opportunity to iov Herbert Tl I Lehman his good aml them wilh JL rod and hi he to do a bit of j from his it looks that the not too educated the same elm jail early this lo iH months at Phoenix fined by j Of five men charged with Judge Jacobs on ing liquor to Indians Men according to word received al ons colored was sentenced to IS Sheriff T H Newman's jn prison and fined Ira Sullivan on a other four K U charge bringing a Will Brown K Tyson and Frank car from one stale Io to two and fined He had served several terms officers said Alfred Navarre believed the victims of legion had heen largely waid in the execution of Charles from ninong relatives and A Poole 152 a WPA worker who of its mum burs Me had been charged and convicted by the legion of Ins wife was stood up al the edge of le and his investigators already that Poole wan cent of the for which the him Poole of the friends who told him they wan a from thr meeting ember ed him litch and shot by legion tried and executed ton Dean who confessed His wife who birth to a son ing the shots police said f tegin 1 n vest i gat ion Police began an investigation of relatives and friends of the Hi the day after he was slain said never beaten her 10 men held ranging in from Hi to all factory men they would not on- 1 workers and all seemingly more Iv tind mure of the 1 proud than afraid maintained a drew nf s i x j crd night society but in prison mui fines Minis of its moral Sentence was assessed lives believed almost all its past colored on a victims bad lied to trees in on 1 lonely woods and flogged an Indian reservation of the police be j close-lipped silence Navarre in- that death inn's penalty for was the w h o and white i he was taken to a secret ing place Tho members of the legion surrounded him dressed in flowing black robes masked the ly road white stain their skull and motorcade but wei on breast and j ed Line cockaded hats in the I draw bridge was lifted poor light At a command hi bridge was lifted on the knelt A pressed a Th cars slopped Pool to out and stand at of the Police said that Duan said Davis cried you'll never beat your WAR THIS YEAR I EDITOR'S CHECKUP SHOWS Louis F ean war le United Press cable editor ex- been presses belief in the following been i patch that war in Europe is un- 17 tol against his heart and he was I told o raise right hand and take the oath I police were not immediately able to learn the exact j of the but Lipps said he i Whereupon Dean said he fired to guard the of wilh both the pistols hy was wilt his life that he bo killed if he j I didn't have to he said held wore afraid of the vengeance j betrayed it any way I only four or feet from of at huge H j Klan him year despite peace Hid I tension an expert on sion I affairs toured i capitals seeking information from every angle of opinion is based on an analysis of u that information p since of 1 told and that the men 1 Iv Hy LOUIS Cubic by r PARIS ol i in it seems safe to say that r is most unlikely this year ami rhaps next year Nuf 1 never talked hopefully of the possibilities r ot pence Op- OM PACK TWO   

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