Bomb cases in hearing delay
County prosecutors expect to reach the trials of Solon May and Roy Terry on possession of a stench bomb this Friday or Saturday. Defense attorneys are occupied in federal court delaying the cases related to a bomb release at the Paramount theater. Horace Miles received the longest jail sentence on record in this court for negligent homicide in Pat Hooker’s death, with later related charges in Jeopardy.
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Solon May
Roy Terry
May
Terry
Paramount Theater
Horace “Dude” Miles
Pat Hooker
Amarillo
North East Eighth Avenue
Hooker
Ruby Lawrence
Minnie Seymour
Miles
Lawrence
Rhea C. Myers
George 8. McCarthy
E. C. Nelson, Jr
New Currency Deal Is Urged By Sen Borah
Senator William Borah spoke in Malad Idaho urging currency expansion and silver restoration as a world purchasing medium while criticizing both parties for public spending. He condemned soldiers bonus demands as bureaucratic extravagance and warned against hoarding money. Eugene Epting, 25, becomes Clarke County Georgia's youngest representative in 30 years.
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Malad
Idaho
William B. Borah
Borah
Eugene Epting
Clarke County
Fire Chiefs Rally During Unexpected Drill at Blaze
In Houston a department store fire during the Southwestern Association of Fire Chiefs convention provided an on scene drill. Visiting chiefs joined in extinguishing as delegates hurried to the blaze and city chiefs praised the turnout and attendance. Damage to the store was slight.
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Houston
URI
Southwestern Association of Fire Chiefs
S. Ferguson
Fort Worth
Chiefs’ Organization
Pat Larrow's Daughter Pat Ellis Seeks Grown Woman Roles
Patricia Ellis, 17, daughter of New York show producer Alexander Leftwich, resents being seen as a baby. She has stage experience, understudied her father’s leads, and wants comedy and varied character parts including old, ragged or strong women. Warner Bros. praised her as very remarkable after a recent screen test.
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Hollywood
Patricia Ellis
Alexander Leftwich
New York
Patricia
Warner Bros
White Denounces Grid Win Objective Moron Alumni
Emporia Gazette editor William Alien White calls football a gladiatorial game and blasts Kansas alumni after Bill Hargis removal. He brands alumni as crass monkeys and predicts a presidents’ union takeover of colleges, allowing football to fail.
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Emporia
Kan
William Alien White
Emporia Gazette
Bill Hargis
University of Kansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
French Premier Herriot to Visit Madrid in Late October
Reports say French Premier Herriot plans a two to three day visit to Madrid from October 31 to meet with President Alcala Zamora Premier Azana and other leaders of the new Republican government. Also a monument to Captain William Jasper will be unveiled in Savannah on Armistice Day.
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William Jasper
Revolutionary War Fame
Savannah
End of Capitalist Stabilization Predicted Amid Global Strife
The piece argues that capitalist systems will eventually yield to newer orders as military feudalism did before. It highlights Russia’s predicted collapse of capitalist stability, China’s civil war and famine among 400 million people, and calls for Japan to suppress Manchurian atrocities, urging League of Nations acquiescence.
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Russia
China
Jeng Yue Hsiang
Japan
Manchiuria
League of Nations
Market data and political shifts reported with caution
The piece notes market quotations and industrial payrolls could spell disaster for Pennsylvania. It mentions Mr. Ware predicting some woes, and lists Russia’s government removing Zincovieff, Kameneff, and others from the central committee.
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Pennsylvania
Mr. Ware
Russia
Zincovieff, Kameneff
Supreme Court Hears Scottsboro Murder Trial Case
The Supreme Court listened as lawyers argued the Scottsboro case in which seven black defendants were sentenced to death for alleged assault on two white girls. Alabama officials insist the trials were fair and proper under state law. Also notes hay prices in Minnesota and shifting fuel usage memories.
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United States Supreme Court
Scottsboro
Alabama
Thomas E. Knight
Greta Garbo Foregoes Marriage to Protect Identity
Greta Garbo writes in Liberty she would retire rather than let her husband be defined as Mr Garbo and says marriage is unlikely while she remains a film star. She recalls loneliness after Mauritz Stiller’s death and describes retreat from Hollywood society.
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MR. Garbo
Hubby
Greta
Screen Star
New York
Greta Garbo
Liberty
Mr. Gar
Miss Garbo
Hollywood
Mauritz Stiller
Guiding Your Child A Look at Bettys Eating Habits At Home
The piece describes a pattern where a father questions Betty about her meals each night. The conflict pressures the mother, triggering long debates about feeding. Betty responds by withholding eating to gain attention from both parents, especially the father, reinforcing voluntary starvation for affection.
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Betty
Daddy
Horfie
Mother
Cupid is a Voyageur engagement on Dorie voyage
The liner Dorie docked after a Mediterranean cruise to bring news of engagements. Nine couples announced their plans to wed during the voyage, adding romance to the trip and the shipboard voyage memories.
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Cupid
Liverpool
Mediterranean
Dorie
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Harrison
Seafood
Schilling
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Beeg
Pierre LE Cro
Pierre
Zere
Leetle
Mr.leblanc
Jolly Jim
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