Norfolk Triangle Crime Tale Brings Happy Ending Twist
A Norfolk case shows a film cliche unraveled when Harry Staples and Mrs. Marshall avoid joint scandal. Captain Marshall intervenes to spare his wife and boyfriend, leaving authorities unsure how to proceed and Staples unsure of his fate upon return.
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International News Service
Cleveland
G. B. Marshall
Harry Kiaples
Path
Norfolk
Virginia
Staples
S. B. Marnail
Marshall
Poat Landing
Hartford
Connecticut
Harry Staples
Osman
Turn Smokestack Into Rifle Range
James Hurt, world champion indoor marksman, trains in his Indianapolis home using a smokestack laid on its side to form a basement target range. He achieved a perfect 200 with 48 bulls eyes at Culver in Indiana rifle matches, surpassing a Birmingham shooter who also scored 200 but hit only four bullets in the bullseye.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
James Hurt
Hurt
Furt
Culver
Kk, Lee
Birmingham
Ala
Poultry litter supply strains with straw shortages
Maintaining a supply of suitable litter has become a problem for many poultry keepers. Straw is the most common material for scratching litter and a floor ring, except in areas where it is scarce or expensive.
Alimony Martyr Samuel Reid To Mark Jail Anniversary
Samuel W. Reid, California’s famed alimony protester, will mark two years in the Glenn county Willows jail on July 27 for contempt in refusing court-ordered support payments. He serves as jail barber, reads widely, and remains steadfast that he would rather stay jailed than comply with alimony laws, with his freedom tied to court directives.
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International News Service
Sacramento
Samuel W. Reid
California
Reid
Willows
Glenn County
Sam Reid
G. F. Purkitt
Ile
Friends of the American Legion
Governor General Wood to Vacation in United States
Governor General Leonard Wood has completed a twelve day cruise aboard the Apo and left Manila on May 28 aboard the President Madison bound for Seattle for a vacation in the United States. A Polish organization was refused to share and granted a monopoly on all alcohol in Young Reid, a World War veteran, Turkey.
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Associated Press
Manila
Leonard Wood
Apo
Philippine Archipelago
President Madison
Seattle
United States
Young Reid
Turkey
Austrian Dramatist Has Medical Degree
Vienna May 26 Dr Karl Schonherr, Austrian author and historical dramatist who just turned 60, is among European men of letters trained in medicine. After earning his physician diploma he began writing full time. his play A People in Distress reportedly moved Emperor Francis Joseph to publicly weep. Other works include Faith and Home and The Heritage.
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Vienna
Karl Schonherr
Francis Joseph
Ama Illo Tri-State Exposition Seeks Stronger Literary Entries
Mrs Paul Nunn superintendent urges entrants to submit work for critique before entry to improve the literary department. A professional critic will judge stories poems and articles. She calls for more men writers to compete and promises prizes of 15 8 and 5 dollars.
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Amaillo Tri-State Exposition
Paul Nunn
Four Writing Forms Open to All Entrants
Entry rules specify four forms: short story up to 4000 words, informative article up to 2000 words, personality sketch up to 2000 words, and poem up to 20 lines. Entrants must mail entries to Mrs. Paul Nunn, 702 Jackson Street, Amarillo, by midnight September 4.
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Paul Nunn
Jackson Street
Amarillo
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