Girl Sues Habib Kahn for 50 000 in Breach of Promise
Miss Imogene Smith sues Habib Kahn for 50 000 alleging breach of promise. Testimony shows Jesse Prince, superintendent of the Medical Arts building, testified that Kahn promised favors if he could find a girl. Prince said he sought other girls without success and that meetings occurred in Kahn's basement office.
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Jesse Prince
Medical Arts
Habib Kahn
Afghanistan
Imogene Smith
Hollis
Oklahoma
Prince
Telluride banker sentenced in $500000 mail fraud case
Charles Delos Waggoner of Telluride Colorado was sentenced to fifteen years in an Atlanta penitentiary after pleading guilty to mail fraud tied to a scheme to obtain $500000 from six New York banks using forged authorizations. Witnesses from the West Coast were present, with many bank employees and family members summoned for the grand jury investigation and now facing hardship while expenses are limited.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles Delos Waggoner
Telluride
Colo
West Coast
Waggoner
United States
Charles H. Tuttle
Atlanta
Tuttle
Stresemann funeral marks German republics pride
Arthur Brisbane notes the Stresemann burial as a landmark showing the German republic’s enduring power. Hindenburg leads the diplomatic corps past the imperial arch while Elbert and commoners are acknowledged as central figures.
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Stresemann
Germany
German Republic
von Hindenburg
Republic
Friedrich Elbert
Day in Congress Debates Tariffs and Farm Board Nominations
The Senate continues tariff debate as lawmakers weigh farm board nominations. Caraway committee mulls plans for a Senate lobby investigation and related oversight activities.
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The
Associated Press
Thenksday
Senate Agriculture Committee
Farm Board
Caraway Committee
Senate
Crowded School Problem To Be Talked by Board
West Amarillo patrons meet at Margaret Wills School to outline relief plans for crowded Amarillo schools. The meeting may relocate to the high school auditorium if delegations from two or three districts arrive as expected.
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West Amarillo
Margaret Wills
Amarillo
Country Club
South San Jacinto
Roberts Place
Country Club Terrace
T. W. Cotten
W. W. Curl
W. A. McIntosh
B. Hays
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce airs intro program tonight
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce presents its introductory weekly program over WDAG from the Capitol Hotel studio to acquaint the public with the chamber's work and purpose. Included in the program will be a Blackburn's ambulance and Griggs ambulance.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
WDAG
Capitol Hotel
Rioting Penitentiary Guard Myron Goodwin Dies
Myron Goodwin a guard at the Colorado state penitentiary died from wounds inflicted during last week’s riot. His death raises the riot death toll to 18 with eight guards among the dead.
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Associated Press
Canon City
Colo
Myron Goodwin
Colorado State Penitentiary
Goodwin
Kabul Recaptured By Forces Linked To Habib Rival
Acquaintances in Amarillo heard yesterday that Kabul has fallen to forces led by Nadir Kahn believed to be Habib’s brother. The action follows a $50,000 breach of promise suit filed here. The advancing troops, said to be under Nadir Kahn’s brother, beat back revolutionaries sparked by royal scandals.
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Habib
Amarillo
Nadir Kahn
Kabul
Afghanistan
Kahn
Amanullah
Afghan adventurer ends engagement after funds request
Miss Smith accepted an Afghan suitor named Kahn but he grew enraged when she asked for money to aid her sister. He reportedly said he would buy the girl's parents a farm and aid her sister through school, then ended the engagement and took back his wedding ring. Witnesses noted prior discussions of money and marriage before his departure abroad.
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Lawton
Okla
Kahn
United States
Alaska
Amarillo
Panhandle
Afghanistan
Miss Smith
Mozelle Prince
Doctors to determine Fall trial viability in bribery case
Three physicians named by Justice Hitz examined Albert Fall to judge if he can continue the bribery trial. They declined comment until a report is filed, with proceedings recessed until tomorrow. Dr. Claytor led the exam and recommended further evaluation with two assisting doctors.
United States Accepts Britain Five Power Naval Conference
Secretary Stimson announced from Washington that the United States accepts Britain's invitation to a five power naval limitations conference as Prime Minister MacDonald departed. The move follows ongoing talks between London and Washington and aims to advance world peace through further naval limits.
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Associated Press
Washington
MacDonald
Great Britain
Stimson
United States
London
Hoover
MacDonald Arrives in Philadelphia to Thank Local Medical Staff
J Ram say MacDonald labor prime minister of England arrived in Philadelphia to express thanks to the physicians and nurses who cared for him during his illness here. The trip underscores international labor leadership visiting the United States for medical appreciation and diplomacy.
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Ramsay MacDonald
W. R. Hearst
Labor
Mr. Hearst
Mr. MacDonald
United Press
Philadelphia
J. Ramsay MacDonald
England
Fall Bribery Trial Halted by Illness
The bribery trial of former Secretary of the Interior Albert B. Fall was adjourned until tomorrow to obtain a clearer report on his health. Dr. Thomas A. Craytor, appointed by Justice William Hitz, found Fall suffers from lung congestion after Fall declined to permit the initial examiner Dr. Sterling Ruffin to proceed.
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United Press
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Thomas A. Craytor
William Hitz
Fall
Sterling Ruffin
Death Cult Leaders Tied to Mrs May Blackburn and Ruth Weiland
Los Angeles authorities hold Mrs May Otis Blackburn and her daughter Ruth Weiland on $10,000 bonds each for fraudulently obtaining $40,000 from Clifford Dabney. A 17 year old girl priestess, dead four years, was found buried beneath a Vernon cottage floor as part of the cult's claimed resurrection plot.
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May Otis Blackburn
Ruth Weiland
Clifford R. Dabney
Los Angeles
Vernon
Riot clash leaves eleven hurt in Chicago confrontation
In the West Loop, eleven union workers were struck and one man stabbed during a riot-like clash with a group identified by unionists as communistic. Street fighting continued into the night as authorities investigated.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Loop
Roasting of Woman Triggers Probe Into Cult in Los Angeles
Police probe a bizarre religious cult after a woman may have died by roasting in a brick oven. Missing members include Mrs Frances Turner and several others linked to the Divine Order of the Royal Arm of the Great Eleven. Authorities tie burial findings to the case and check death certificate discrepancies from Ventura.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Divine Order of the Royal Arm of the Great Eleven
Willa Rhoads
Frances Turner
Katherine Bolt
Harlene Sartoris
Addie McGuffin
Floyd Miller
Mary Faist
Portland
Ore
Arthur
Minnie Toy
Turner
Rooms for Rent ad teases cozy spaces in Globe News
A Want Ads notice promotes snug rooms for rent inviting readers to call 6262 and ask for Want Ads to find cozy, warm accommodations.
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