Mrs Wood III Death Case Delayed Amid Illness
Detroit January 21 Victim claims a plotted life sentence against her estranged husband as Prosecutor Chenot seeks to prove a murder scheme. Mrs Grace M Wood ill and may delay her assault to kill Ralph Wood examination before Justice Schemanske.
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Detroit
James Chenot
Grace M. Wood
Ralph Wood
Thomas F. Chawke
Justice of the Peace
Leonard Schemanske
Chawke
Wood
Cecil Holt
Holt
Lawyers Seek New Trial for Thrill Slayer
In Atlanta George Harsh condemned to die in the electric chair on March 15 plans for a new trial were formed by his lawyers. The former Oglethorpe University student confessed to killing Willard H. Smith during an October hold up and implicated friend Richard Gallogly whose own trial is set for January 29.
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United Press
Atlanta
George Harsh
Fulton Tower
Oglethorpe University
Harsh
Milwaukee
Willard H. Smith
Richard Gallogly
Trial of Hale Nears Close at Pawhuska
The Hale murder case in Pawhuska Oklahoma centers on W K Hale known as King of the Osage Hills charged with hiring John Ramsey to kill Henry Roan for a $25000 life policy Hale is expected to face defense lawyers as government evidence winds down after ten more witnesses.
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Pawhuska
Okla
W. K. Hale
Osage Hills
United States
Henry Roan
Hale
John Ramsey
Roan
Horse Killed In Collision With Auto In Mineral Wells
A Fort Worth traveler T E Newton riding toward ironridge collided with a loose cavalry horse west of Hee early today. Newton’s car spun and was struck broadside by a milk truck causing milk to spill on the highway. The truck driver had minor injuries and Newton escaped unhurt. Both cars were damaged. Prince Cyrille of Bulgaria visiting the U S as Mr Cyrill Sokoloski denying marriage plans and says he will study automobile plants and tour Florida the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone Park.
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United Press
Mineral Wells
Tex
T. E. Newton
Fort Worth
Ironridge
Hee
Newton
New York
Prince Cyrille of
Bulgaria
Boris
Cyrill Sokoloski
Ingle
Florida
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone Park
New York Apaches Hid Underground In City Pipe Tunnels
Police unearthed an underground colony 90 feet below New York streets linked to a sewer like group called the Apaches. The tunnel system ran through pipe galleries used by the New York Central railroad to heat Grand Central and nearby buildings. Theodore Moehler 22 identified the tunnel as a miles long pipe tunnel used by winter residents living with relative ease in this hidden HQ.
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New York
Paris
Whalen
Theodore Moehler
New York Central Railroad
Grand Central Terminal
Fifth
Park Avenue
Will Molt
Matthews Arrested in Scar Theft Case
Slim Matthews was arrested by police yesterday in connection with the theft of three automobiles here recently. He was transferred to the county jail for questioning and holds awaiting further action as investigators pursue the case.
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Slim Matthews
Prosecution Firm on Keyes Bribery Case in Los Angeles
The state’s Bribery and conspiracy case against Ed and Jack Rosenberg and former District Attorney Aca Keyes nears its third week. Chief Deputy Marold Davis could testify as a resignation letter he wrote to Keyes was admitted, hinting at insincere prosecutions. Witnesses described bribe payments in the Getzoff tailoring shop linked to the Julian case.
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Los Angeles
Jack Rosenberg
Aca Keyes
Keyes
Marold L
Buddy) Davis
Davis
Ben
Dave Getzoff
Julian Case
Ben Getzoff
Charles Reimer
Boy Drives Milk Wagon to School Near Pittsfield
In Pittsfield Massachusetts a schoolboy drives a milk wagon to a milk station each morning and then lets the horse proceed most of the way home alone to reach school on time.
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Pittsfield
Mass
County official to hear exam in Buick theft case
An accused thief faces an examining trial before Justice of the Peace J W Minter at 2 30 this afternoon. He is charged with stealing a Buick and two Chevrolet automobiles.
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Justice of the Peace
J. W. Minter
Lai Huang Plans 9000 Mile Hop From U S to China
Major Tien Lai Huang, president of the Chinese Aeronautical Association, announced in New Orleans that he will undertake a 9000 mile flight from California to China later this year.
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United Press
New Orleans
Tien Lai Huang
Chinese Aeronautical Association
California
China
Bell Tailors Corrects Telephone Number in Ad
A typographical error appeared in The News misprinting Bell Tailoring’s phone number as 6923. The correct number is 9623.
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Bell Tailors
Bell Tailoring Company
Closing Arguments In Story Trial Today
In Marlin Texas on January 21 closing arguments were to be heard in the trial of Yancy Story charged in the Krim bank robbery. State and defense witnesses finished testimony late Saturday with the jury expected to receive the case this afternoon.
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United Press
Marlin
Tex
Yancy Story
Krim
1929 Dress Patterns from Globe News
Patterns for Girls and Ladies outfits with sizes 8 10 12 14 years and Small to Extra Large. 12 year dress uses 24% yards of 89 inch fabric. bias binding adds 8% yards. Apron uses 2 1/2 yards 32 inch fabric plus contrasting pocket material. 15 cents for fall and winter book of 50 designs and sewing tips from Globe News, Brooklyn address.
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Globe-News
Eterling Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
Two Plead Guilty on Check Charge
A. D. Howard and Marshall Rose pleaded guilty before Judge Sam B. Motlow in county court after being arrested for passing worthless checks. Howard received a $5 fine and 15 days in jail, Rose the same fine and 40 days, with L. L. Moore also pleading guilty. The trio were jailed. Moore plans to seek bond. Police reported two $10 checks were passed.
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A. D. Howard
Marshall Rose
Sam B. Motlow
Howard
Rose
L. L. Moore
Moore
Cotton Spinning Spindles Reported In U S
The Department of Commerce released preliminary census figures showing 25,264,046 cotton spinning spindles in place in the United States on December 1. Of these, 80,622,172 were operated at some time during the month, compared with 80,506,840 in place in November and 31,722,276 in place in December 1927.
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Associated Prema
Washington
Department of Commerce
United States
Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound Helps Nervous Sleepless Woman
Mrs Apa Bess of Fairhaven Massachusetts credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with relieving nervous tension and sleeplessness during menopause. She says the remedy calms nerves, lifts fatigue, and restores sleep when used as directed.
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Fairhaven
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mus
Apa Bess
Washington Street
Fairhaven, Mass
George Maintains Steady Progress
Buckingham Palace officials said King George's condition has continued to improve, maintaining the progress noted in the previous bulletin.
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George
the Associated Press
London
Buckingham Palace
Flu milder than 1918 but Vicks sets new record
Health authorities urge treating even a cold early as it can lead to bronchitis or pneumonia. Vicks VapoRub draws a massive response with factories running overnight and producing 375 000 jars daily to meet demand.
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Wicks
Vicks
Vicks Laboratories
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