Man Must Die For Attack On Young Woman
Oklahoma Governor confirms E S Hembree to be executed by electric chair on April 17 for the March 9 1930 assault near Loco Stephens County. Hembree and his brother abducted Miss Leota Bosley of Gainesville Texas and her escort Chad Thurman from a parked car, with a shot fired at Thurman that struck Bosley.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
E S. “Choc” Hembree
Loco
Stephens County
Penitentiary
Murray
Criminal Court of Appeals
Hembree
Leota Bosley
Gainesville
Tex
Chad Thurman
Nacona
Texas
Airport Conference Busy With Routine Talks In Tulsa
Airport managers operators and engineers gather for the third annual National Airport conference in Tulsa. The second day centers on business and technical discussions ahead of the noon luncheon finale. Nearly 300 visiting delegates attend the Mayo Hotel banquet with remarks by Clarence Young and George Logan.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Crystal Ball
Mayo Hotel
Clarence M. Young
Commerce
Aeronautics
George B. Logan
Aviation Committee
The
American Bar Association
Splinter Accidents Take Heavy Toll in Country
Washington report notes over 350000 dollars paid in New York state for injury compensation to vertintrs for the year ending June 30, 1929. The Women’s Bureau says splinter incidents range from trivial to serious, often producing wounds that resist simple antiseptics leading to high infection rates.
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United Press
Washington
New York State
Women’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Oyrth
Weeds Cost Farmers $2 Per Acre, Survey Finds
Amherst March 27 weeds cost the farmer an average of two dollars per acre on every acre of tillable land according to a survey by Massachusetts Agricultural College.
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Ted Press
Amherst
Mines
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Commercial congress studies aviation future for Latin America
The Pan American Union will host the Fourth Annual Pan American Commercial Congress in Washington from October 5 to 12 to study aviation and its role in boosting North South trade. It will focus on speeding passenger and freight transport and streamlining customs formalities across Latin American countries.
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Plete
Pan-American Union
Pan-American Commercial Congress
Congress
Pan- American Union
The Combination Worked
Monte Cochrane, 57, drank a mixture of rat poison and moonshine in a suicide attempt in Ridgefield Washington. He died as a result of the action.
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Ridgefield
Wash
Monte Cochrane
Lost Vulture vein rediscovered near Phoenix
A San Francisco Mining Exchange committee will travel to southeastern Arizona to review engineers reports on the Vulture gold mine. The vein once yielded over 20 million dollars in gold, with some estimates double that, and was rediscovered after years of loss amid extensive diamond drilling. United Verde Mining Company controls the mine, located 65 miles from Phoenix.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
San Francisco Mining Exchange
Arizona
Vulture
Phoenix
United Verde Mining Company
Women Circulate World Wide Disarmament Plea
A world wide petition for total and universal disarmament has been circulated in 40 countries by the Women s International League for Peace and Freedom. The document argues that rising armament makes future wars likely and extermination for all nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Divorce case hinges on comma ruling in Nevada
Mrs. Sarah Schwartz, granted a divorce by Judge George A. Bartlett, claims the judge did not ask for or want a divorce. She answers the suit filed by her husband William Schwartz of New York City and seeks to dismiss the complaint and obtain separate maintenance for herself and child.
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United Presa
Reno
Nev
Sarah Schwartz
George A. Bartlett
International Renunciation of War Signatories Noted
A list of signatories includes Henry Ford Carrie Chapman Catt and Harry Emerson Fosdick among American supporters while foreigners such as Rabindranath Tagore Steinfore Finstein H G Wells John Masefield and Lord Cecil also endorse the total and universal disarmament pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Carrie Chapman Catt
Harry Emerson Feadick
Tagore, Finstein
H. G. Wells
John Masefield
Lord Cecil
Divorce Granted Under General Relief S Perspective
Judge Bartlett ruled the divorce as granted under general relief despite no explicit request by the petitioner. The decision cited a comma between children and and as authority. The ruling is now appealed before Judge B F Curler.
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Bartlett
B. F. Curler
Negro High School Enrollment Increases Across Decade
The Education Bureau reports a 177.8 percent rise in Negro students pursuing high school education over ten years. Primary school enrollment for Negro children ages 5 to 17 grew 10.8 percent, reaching over 2,290,000 in Southern states, while Northern states maintain about 300,000.
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Fred B. Balzar
Nevada
America
Commercial Congress
Corporate Trust
Red
Amarillo
Bankers Investment GO
Fisk Bldg
Shorts
Nofade
Harding Ranch
Allen
Dundee
Frieze Bakery
Taylor
Wahington
Education Bureau
Department of Interior
Hollywood
Bees Ag
Aport
Street
Volk
B. R. Solnick, Mgr
Frigidaires
Cabi
Southwesemzigis
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