Reed Ill Triggers Delay in Ford Sapiro Libel Trial
Opening of the seventh week of Aaron Sapiro's million dollar libel suit against Henry Ford was postponed to tomorrow due to a light attack of acute indigestion. Senator Reed of Missouri, Ford defense chief examiner, was confined to his hotel room after two weeks of questioning. He assured the United Press the illness is not serious and he would return to court soon. Judge Fred M. Raymond granted the postponement at Ford counsel's request.
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United Press
Detroit
Aaron Sapiro
Henry Ford
Reed
Missouri
Oes
Ford Defense
Sapiro
Fred M. Raymond
Ford Counsel
Railway Conductors Hold Sunday Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall
Members and families of Division 421 Order of Railway Conductors met at the Odd Fellows hall yesterday afternoon. After initiation of new members and brief addresses, lunch was served. An invitation was extended to officers of the Big Four orders, railway officials, and business men for a meeting next Sunday at 2:30 PM with President Sheppard or a representative speaking. Women guests will receive flowers.
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Division 421
Order of
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows All
Sheppard
Commander Byrd Is Out Of Hospital After Crash
Commander Richard Byrd was discharged from Hackensack hospital after Saturday’s crash with Floyd Bennett and Lieut. George C. Neville. Bennett remained in serious condition with multiple injuries. Neville was found to have internal muscular strain and a blood clot operation was required.
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United Press
Hackensack
N. J
Richard Byrd
Floyd Bennett
George C. Neville
Bennett
Neville
Marooned Men Comfortably On Pikes Peak Top
James Amess and Axel Simonson, marooned atop Pikes Peak for over a week, faced little hardship aided by a drop of supplies from an airplane. Pilot A C Luz reported the two men heard the plane and waited on the summit roof as a bundle descended to them.
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United Press
Colorado Springs
Colo
James Amess
Axel Simonson
Pikes Peak
A. C. Luz
Luz
Farmer dies in Granbury storm
Charles Paschal, a farmer near Granbury, was killed when a storm demolished the Paschal house Sunday night. His mother in law Mrs Hare was injured as several barns were wrecked and a heavy downpour accompanied the wind.
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Associated Press
Granbury
Charles Paschal
Hare
Paschal House
Waco Grocer Found Dead in Garage
P W Walker a 56 year old Waco grocer was found shot to death in his garage. A revolver with one cartridge fired lay beside him and Justice R B Stanford returned a verdict of death by own action.
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Associated Press
Waco
P. W. Walker
Partridge
R. B. Stanford
Bugs Damage Wheat Near Wichita Falls
Wheat fields near Wichita Falls report infestation by green bugs causing notable damage to crops as of mid April.
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Wichita Falls
Associated Press
Oklahoma City Trade Trippers Visit Amarillo May 17
Oklahoma City chamber of commerce trade trippers will visit Amarillo on May 17, with 125 business and professional men and a 50 piece band aboard the Special train. The trip coincides with Amarillo loan delegation's Wichita Falls visit for the West Texas chamber annual meeting. The Board of City Development plans a big reception for the visitors despite date conflicts.
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Oklahoma City
Wichita Falls
Ber of Commerce
Board of City Development
Insurance policy study for automobile owners
The article outlines a company examining the insurance needs of automobile owners and reviews the policies offered as a potential answer. It emphasizes understanding coverage gaps, pricing, and customer risk profiles to tailor offerings.
Three-Act Play Scheduled for Two Communities
Joe Guess, a three act play, will be staged Thursday night at Bushland and Friday night at River Road. Miss Laura V. Hamner says the Agricultural department's social and entertainment committee organized the event with the extension service bureau of Purina Mills producing. The show attracts full rural audiences and includes specialty stunts with no admission charged.
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Joe Guess
Bushland
River Road
Laura V. Hamner
Agricultural Department of the Board of City Development
National Dairymen’s Association
Extension Service Bureau
Purina Mills
Fliers Leave Haiti for Santiago Cuba Amid Cheers
A large crowd cheers as American goodwill fliers depart Port au Prince Haiti for Santiago Cuba this morning. President Borno and American high commissioner Brigadier General John H. Russell witness the departure along with other officials.
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Associated Press
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Santiago
Cuba
Borno
John H. Russell
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