Famous Aimee Case Dragged From The Past
Los Angeles January 31 The sequel to Aimee Semple McPhersons kidnapping conspiracy case was revived by a legislative committee probing her payment of 2500 to Judge Carlos S Hardy. Testimony linked to dismissal of charges surfaced as committee members sought facts valuable to Los Angeles County and the state.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Nast
Legislative Committee
the Evangelist
Carlos S. Hardy
Los Angeles Criminal Court
McPherson
Walter Marek
Walter J. Little
Marek
Cromwell Ormsby
Mrs. McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Bryan's Son Weds California Woman
William Jennings Bryan Jr. 39 and Ellen Bent Balinger 87 were married in Los Angeles amid Bryan's recent divorce from his first wife. The ceremony linked the prominent son of the late Democratic leader with a California social figure.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
William Jennings Bryan, Jr
Ellen Bent Balinger
Bryan
Keep Your Stomach Young and Sweet
A promotional health blurb urges dissolving gastric acids to prevent indigestion. It recommends chewing Pape's Diapepsin tablets after meals and claims instant relief, restoring appetite as in childhood. The ad notes widespread use with over five million packages sold annually.
The Boorn brothers murder case and a mystery serial
The piece recalls the Vermont Boorn brothers case where circumstantial evidence led to murder convictions and later doubts. It notes Jesse Boorn confessed falsely, Stephen remained silent, both sentenced to death, Colvin reappeared alive from New Jersey, and prosecutors used the matter to caution against wrongful guilt while promoting Anne Austin’s new mystery serial The Black Pigeon beginning Tuesday.
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Boorn Brothers
Vermont
Stephen
Jesse
Manchester
Russel Colvin
Colvin
New Jersey
Globe
Anne Austin
Three Leaders Sentenced in Court Martial at Ciudad Real
A Madrid dispatch reports a court martial in Ciudad Real Spain last night sentenced Franco Spanish frontier revolt leaders Colonel Paz Lieutenant Colonel Brits and Commandante Cejador to death. The court's decision will be reviewed by the Spanish cabinet tomorrow. Argentina reports growth of aero clubs nationwide.
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United Press
Hendaye
Ciudad Real
Spain
Paz
Col
Brits
Wales Prince Horrified at Sufferings
The Prince of Wales toured northern coal fields, expressing deep concern over unemployment and poverty. He spoke with the Durham mayor, noting was deeply touched by the bravery and patience of the workers and the widespread hunger he witnessed.
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Associated Press
New Astle-On-Tyne
England
Prince of Wales
Durham
Prince’s Durham tour greets crowds amid hardship
During a royal visit the Prince tours county Durham visiting the Bishop Acukalda area and Jarrow. He consoles unemployed steel and shipyard workers and a blind woman named Annie Smith, shaking hands and speaking warmly as crowds press around him.
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Tience
Station Hotel
Bishop Acukalda
County Durham
Newcastle
Jarrow
Durham
Annie Smith
Enderle Convicted in Gonzales Slaying Case
A Gonzales Texas jury convicts Emile Enderle of the October slaying of H. L. Whitehead in a local blacksmith shop and imposes a twenty five year term. The sentence follows a finding that the elder Enderle was indirectly involved though the actual killing was done by his son Louis.
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United Pres
Gonzales
Tex
Emile Enderle
H. L. Whitehead
Louis
Enderle
City Forester Urges Watering Trees Now in Dry Spell
Temple H. Robinson warns no rain for over a month and drying winds threaten trees and shrubs. He urges thorough watering of greens and establishment of evergreen circles at least four feet wide, notes risk of sick or dead trees by summer, and calls for safe rubbish burning when conditions allow.
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Temple H. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Amarillo
Polack Joe lieutenant slain in Chicago parlor
Stephen Kurynski known as Bull Kane, a reputed lieutenant of Saltis on the South Side, was shot to death in a soft drink parlor. Police say Eddie Mack, recently jailed for bombing Spike O’Donnell’s carriage, fired the fatal shot at Rose Hodner’s saloon. The owner delayed reporting the crime for two hours.
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Ty United Press
Chicago
Stephen Kurynski
Bull Kane
Polack Doc
Better Than Whiskey For Cold and Flu
An advertisement touts Aspironal as a fast acting cold and cough remedy with bold claims. It urges customers to buy at drug stores, pay 60.6 cents, and test its effects within two minutes with a money back guarantee.
Girl Scout Council Meeting Planned This Afternoon
The Girl Scout Council will meet this afternoon at 5 15 in the local headquarters auditorium building.
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The
Girl Scouts
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