Mother pleads for life of boy amid grim justice
A grieving mother speaks of unwavering love and willingness to die for her son who shot a life and faces the gallows. The piece notes her plea to the governor, her sorrow, and resolve to stay by him through his final days, while recounting other local labor and community items and events from the week.
Labor unrest and unemployment in early 1930s headlines
The piece notes the San Francisco case appeal for Mooney and Billings, a California religious federation backing their release, and a Los Angeles clergy rally. It cites 80,000 transportation workers displaced, many with 5 to 25 years of service, amid widespread hardship. It also mentions staff changes, invention histories, a Wilson quote, and origins of disease and hay fever names alongside Swiss clock price controls.
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Arizona
California
Tom Mooney
Warren Billings
Arizona Federation of Labor
Mooney
Billings
San Francisco
California State Federation of Churches
Federation
Los Angeles
Roff
Transportation Brotherhoods
Police radio brings owner stolen auto
Quick recovery of a stolen motor car was demonstrated again as Amarillo police broadcast a Borger theft description. The car was located in LeFors within 10 minutes after the routine radio program. A barber listening in spotted the vehicle. police did not know the owner or the finder but stated the owner has his car.
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Borger
Amarillo
LeFors
Dimple Worth $750 After Knee Injury Lawsuit
Kathleen Lepotz, a 12 year old Seattle student, claimed a dog bite caused a dimple on her knee worth $10,000 but a Superior Court jury awarded $750 for the injury. The bite came from a dog owned by Everett E. Rockey.
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Seattle
U.P
Kathleen Sepotz
Everett E. Rockey
Odd Fellows Name Terrell as 1932 Convention City
The Texas Odd Fellows encampment and canton chose Terrell as the 1932 convention city. C A Gerloff of Dallas presided the closing session today, marking his installation as grand patriarch.
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Mckinney
Terrell
Texas Odd Fellows
Canton
C. A. Gerloff
Dallas
Druggists Unveil Three Minute Headache Relief B C
Two North Carolina druggists combined several ingredients to form B C a nonprescription remedy promising three minute relief for headaches neuralgic, sciatic or rheumatic pains. The preparation eases pains calms nerves and leaves users buoyant with no after effects. B C sold at drug stores and soda fountains for 10 or 25 cents and is guaranteed harmless.
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North Carolina
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