Sister of Kimes brothers goes on trial for murder
Nellie Kimes 17 a sister of George and Matt Kimes faces trial in Holdenville Oklahoma with companions Blackie Roberts 17 and David Palmer 27 for the stabbing and beating death of George Epperly 55 a Hughes county farmer Epperly died Feb 20 after naming the three asssailants in a party gone violent Jury selection expected difficult due to publicity Both girls held on bond unable to make bond Palmer released on bond.
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United Press
Holdenville
Oklo
Kimes
George
Matt
Nellie Kimes
Blackie Roberts
St. Joseph
David Palmer
George Epperly
Hughes County
Fpperly
Here
Epperly
Palmer
Lubbock Sheriff Faces Two Damage Suits
Two damage suits were filed against Sheriff H. L. Johnston and his bondsmen in district court in Lubbock. One suit for 40300 seeks damages by Naomi Richardson widow of W. H. Richardson who was killed in a Jan 4 arrest incident. The other for 15000 by Jess Richardson alleges illegal arrest by Johnston's department.
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Associated Press
Lubbock
H. L. Johnston
Fidelity Trust & Deposit Company of Maryland
W. H. Richardson
Richardson
Johnston
Naomi Richardson
Jess Richardson
Oklahoma Man Shoots Self in Kansas City
Larue W. Spitznagle a 30 year old Tidewater Oil salesman from Tulsa left notes for his wife and parents saying he was tired but could not rest. He shot himself through the chest in Kansas City and is in critical condition at a hospital.
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United Press
Kansas City
Larue W. Spitznagle
Spitznagle
Tidewater Oil Sales Corporation
Tulsa
Okla
F. J. Spitznagle
South Eighth Street
Springfield
Oil Pollution Ruins Fishing Along Coast
Portmouth anglers protest oil pollution and near shore trawling harming fishing along the southern coast of England. They urge authorities to stop inshore night trawling and to investigate oil pollution to preserve the coast as a holiday attraction.
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International News Service
Portsmouth
Eng
England
Peeping Tom Fined Fifteen Dollars in Police Court
A man arrested near a downtown residence paid a $15 fine after police court found him peeping through a window. He spent the night in jail and covered the city’s costs. A separate case saw a man plead guilty to drunkenness and wife beating, also resulting in a $15 payment.
Rancher Halts Train Fire Threat Near Finlay
An unknown rancher stopped a passenger train on the Argonaut route after discovering a fire on a bridge five miles east of Finlay Texas. He borrowed a car, alerted authorities, and trainmen halted the train just as the bridge burned. Traffic was delayed six hours. the fire's cause remains undetermined.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
New Orleans
Finlay
Texas
Mussolini Holds Talks With Greece and Turkey Ministers
Premier Mussolini returned to Rome from Milan after conferring with the foreign ministers of Greece and Turkey on April 11. The discussions covered international relations and European diplomacy as Italy seeks allies and regional stability.
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Associated Press
Rome
Mussolini
Milan
Greece
Turkey
Japanese and Soviets In Strained Relation
Dispatches from Tokyo report strained ties between Japan and the Soviet Union amid the roundup and trial of Japanese communists. Japanese officials accuse Moscow of deep involvement in the alleged revolutionary movement described as more serious than external armed threat.
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London
Tokyo
Japan
Moscow
Capudine advertised for nervous headaches relief
Overwrought nerves cause most headaches. Capudine provides quick safe relief by soothing the nerves. It contains no opiates and acts faster as a liquid than tablets or powders. Available at drug stores in 30c and 60c sizes.
Lightning Strikes Indian Church. Five Dead, Thirty Injured
An Indian village church near Kota Yam was struck by lightning during a service. The priest was knocked unconscious and later learned five worshippers had died and about thirty were seriously injured from burns and falling masonry.
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Associated Press
London
Exchange Telegraph
Bombay
India
Kota Yam
Mill Workers in Threat of Strike Over 10 Percent Cut
New Bedford mill workers threaten action after a 10 percent wage reduction is announced by the New Bedford Cotton Manufacturers' Association. The change affects 31 000 workers and takes effect April 16. Union meetings are set in the coming days to decide on next steps. some leaders call a strike a formality. Separately, Judge J F Sutton resigns in San Angelo with Jared P. Wan urged as successor.
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United Prec
New Bedford
Mass
New Bedford Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
San Angelo
Associated Press
Texas
J. F. Sutton
Fifty-First Judicial District
Dan Moody
Tom Green County Bar Association
Jared PF. Wan
Sutton
New La Salle and Cadil lac Prices Listed In Detroit
Prices for lower La Salle models range from 2350 to 2875 dollars while Cadil lac offerings run 3295 to 3950 dollars. Exclusive Fisher and Fisher-Freehood custom bodies are priced up to 5500 dollars in Detroit.
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Cadillac
Detroit
1924 Spring and Summer Patterns From Globee News
Advertisement for child romper patterns in sizes 1% to 4 years. Reports fabric yardage for a 27 inch material with contrast. Prices one shilling. Offers UP TO DATE SPRING AND SUMMER 1924 BROOK OF FASHIONS with color plates and 80 embroidery stitches. Includes article on dressmaking and needle tips. Direct orders to Globee News Brooklyn NY.
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Brook OF Fashions
Globee News
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
N.Y
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