Frontier Club of America claims 8 million acres in Southwest
Kansas City report states Frontier Club of America has obtained 8,000,000 acres of hunting lands in New Mexico and Arizona. Robert C. Dow, former New Mexico attorney general and club president, says Diamond Rock Lodge near Springerville Arizona is acquired. Plans for member flights to reserves are discussed. Dow denies links to the Roosevelt Hunting club amid bank failures.
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Kansas City
New Mexico
Arizona
Robert C. Dow
Frontier Club of America
Dow
Diamond Rock
Springerville
Ariz
Roosevelt Hunting Club
Argyle State Bank
Roosevelt Club
Probe death of woman at San Antonio
Mrs. J. H. Horyza, 29, was shot in the neck during an attempted arrest of Fort Sam Houston deserter George White at her San Antonio home. Military police say White struck during a struggle. children recall him firing after escaping. Husband and three children present. White escaped. Charges expected against White.
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United Press
San Antonio
Texas
J. H. Horyza
George White
Fort Sam Houston
Horyza
White
Mussolini Pardons Four Priests in Vatican Request
Premier Benito Mussolini pardoned four priests today, in response to a Vatican request. Father Mazzoni, a wartime chaplain and gold medal recipient, was among those pardoned. he had been sentenced for involvement in the Arezzo bank failure and ordered to enforced domicile.
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United Press
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Vatican
Father Mazzoni
Arezzo
Aviation Courses Grow in Colleges and Schools Nationwide
In Los Angeles on February 22, Prof. Earl W. Hill of USC reports strong demand for comprehensive aviation education across universities, colleges, and high schools. He co authored Airplane Transportation with James G Wooley, a text eyed by 20 western institutions for general air transport knowledge rather than pilot training. The work includes contributions from William P McCracken Jr and Carl Gustaf Rossby.
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International News Service
Los Angeles
Earl W. Hill
University of Southern California
Hill
James G. Wooley
Western Air Express
William P. McCracken, Jr
Commerce
Aeronautics
Carl Gustaf Rossby
Danial Guggenheim Fund For the Promotion of Aeronautics
Wall Street Near Empty as Washington's Birthday Holiday
Wall Street was practically deserted today with banks and exchanges closed in observance of Washington's Birthday. Markets will remain quiet until Monday as the holiday halts trading across the financial district.
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Associated Preas
New York
Wall Street
Washington
Paroled convict favors penitentiary over street life
Frank Edwards, 40, recently paroled after a false check conviction, told Denver police he would rather be in the penitentiary where meals are regular than wander the streets half starved. He admitted passing the check and surrendered to be returned to prison.
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Denver
Frank Edwards
Edwards
Three Men Sought in Clark Slaying Case After Woman’s Confession
Mrs Margaret Kelley alias Marie Adams named three men as F Louis Clark slayers in Santa Barbara disappearance dating from January 1914. Police opened search after she first claimed to be the slayer then conceded acting as an accomplice. A ransom note and later a skeleton washed ashore supported the case.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Margaret Kelley
Marie Adams
F. Louis Clark
Spokane
Wash
Santa Barbara
Calif
Plice
Clark
Kelly
Three Charges Filed In Judge Impeachment
The board of managers prepared articles of impeachment against Superior Judge Carlos S. Hardy for accepting a $2,500 love offering from Angelus Temple. The charges cover practicing law against the constitution, obstructing justice, and generally reprehensible conduct.
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United Press
Sacramento
Cal
Carlos S. Hardy
State Assembly
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Campbellis Offered Post of Jardine
Thomas D. Campbell a Montana wheat grower returned from Europe aboard the Leviathan and declined to discuss his chances for appointment. Friends said a radiogram aboard the ship virtually offered him the post to succeed William M. Jardine as secretary of agriculture.
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iBy United Press
New York
Thomas D. Campbell
Montana
William M. Jardine
Europe
Police seek hit and run driver in Omaha crash
Omaha police search for the driver of a car who struck Nick Claus and broke his leg then picked him up and drove him around the city for about an hour before dumping him near a hospital.
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United Press
Omaha
Neb
Nick Claus
Allen Teague Sentenced to Ten Years for Murder
Greenville Texas February 22 A district court jury after one hour found Allen Teague guilty of murder and sentenced him to ten years in the state penitentiary Teague was convicted of fatally shooting W A Hoskins postmaster at Myra on November 24 defense argued insanity but failed to persuade the jury
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United Press
Greenville
Tex
Allen Teague
State
Teague
W. A. Hoskins
Myra
Failure to trace trial graft at Aimee door
Los Angeles February 22 The Los Angeles county grand jury reported no evidence that evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson paid money to persuade former District Attorney Asa Keyes to drop a conspiracy case. Keyes has been convicted of accepting 140000 dollars from fraud defendants. The panel added that further evidence may surface for future grand juries.
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Associated Frees
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Asa Keyes
Keyes
Evangelist
McPherson
New Filling Station Permit Granted
A permit was granted to dig for a game and erect a filling station at East Tenth Avenue and Buchanan.
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Todig
East Tenth Avenue
Buchanan
Building Project Planned for $7000 in Town
A new structure measuring 60 by 50 feet is planned with an estimated cost of 7000 dollars. L G Palmer is the owner and Albert Randall the contractor for the street side project.
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L. G. Palmer
Albert Randall
Four Dickinson Citizens Guilty in Galveston Prohibition Case
Four Dickinson residents Frank Emite Frank Napoli Tony Salvato and Carlo Falco were found guilty by a Galveston federal jury of conspiracy to violate the Federal prohibition act. Raymond Emits Emite s 18 year old son was acquitted on a related charge. Twelve defendants started trial. three cases were dismissed. Sentencing set for today before Judge J O Hutcheson Sr.
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Galveston
Texas
Dickinson
Galveston County
J. 0. Hutcheson, Sr
Frank Emite
Frank Napoli
Tony Salvato
Carlo Falco
Raymond Emits
Coolidge to Deliver Last Talk on Washington Visit
President Coolidge will speak at George Washington University during a midwinter convocation where he and the First Lady will receive honorary doctorates of laws. The address will be broadcast nationwide on NBC at 6 15 p m EST.
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United Press
Washington
Prohibition raid yields acquittals for four men
A court rendered an instructed verdict of acquittal for four men after a September raid by prohibition agents at the home of Prank Emite. Investigators found ledgers and documents, and seized a distillery and liquor during the operation.
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Prohibition
Prank Emite
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