Legal Question Arises On Marriage License
A fragmented note discusses marriage legality involving race and nationality in Montana. It mentions a Korean individual treated as Japanese for marriage eligibility and references a guardian country. The text is incomplete, with unclear authorities and dates, but centers on interracial marriage law and alien status in the jurisdiction.
Man Plans to Marry in Illinois After Stateless Trial
A man living in Illinois plans to wed next Tuesday despite being stateless and facing a contested pact issue that ended without a decision. He also runs the Jefferson ranch and owns farmland in the district, having learned English well since arriving in America. In Ottawa a separate report notes a gas explosion at a National Fire Proofing plant, destroying parts of the facility and sending workers to hospital.
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Jefferson Ranch
America
Ottawa
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Nitonal Fire Proofing Company
Rospital
Charge frame up in Shepherd case continues
The report outlines ongoing allegations surrounding an inquest into McCintosh's death. It describes affidavits claiming a woman was operated on at a Palmman tied school resulting in death, and that immunity promises shielded involved parties. Witnesses allege blackmail and pressure linked to Marchand and Faiman, with Cedar Rapids officials named.
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J. P. Marchand
Shepherd
Faiman
Marchand
Clark
aMdivite
The
Smart
Farman
G. Tartlet
Stewart
George Fosbere
Cedar Rapids
Towa. Od
Bay State Solon Claimed by Death in Washington
Representative John Jacob Rogers of Lowell Massachusetts died in Washington at 9 05 p m after a long illness He was the ranking Republican member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee Operated on for appendicitis last July he recovered briefly but suffered intermittently thereafter The death was announced from Washington March 28 1932 by United Press and follows a lengthy illness with the former congressman aged 62.
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Washington
John Jacob Rogers
Lowell
Mass
Rogers
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Car Ring Amuck Hammers Five Autos in Riot
A damaged scene at a city street shows a small touring car wrecked after a series of collisions and a plunge into an iron post. Bertrand suffered a gash to the lip and cheek, Canty aided him, while Rodger sustained minor injuries. Officers then escorted the injured to the city rail. Walsh's parked car at his undertaking parlors also damaged as others left the scene.
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Bertrand
J. Walsh
Walsh
Gunman Cool As Verdict Returned
Ney McNabb announced an appeal and new trial bid in superior court while petition to live the onset rat district court. Police say the church was shot on Feb b morning as he accosted two men siphoning gasoline from a tank. Brothers captured were taken to county jail in Phoenix, then shot at penitentiary 60 miles away. Trial began Tuesday. verdict delivered at 2:30 PM. Babe, younger brother, faces trial. Texas authorities may pursue murder charges against Deputy Joe Morgan.
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Church
Phoenix
For
Ence
Iympke
Ofelock
Famen
Shorty
O Block
Tebaliote
Babe
Texas
Gherit Joe Morgan
Muskorog
Usar Vort Worth
Huta Salesmen Convention Concludes in Great Falls
A two days salesmen convention of the Royal Milling company Rex flour makers closed with a banquet at the Rainbow hotel in Great Falls on March 28.
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Great Falls
Royal Milling Company
Rainbow Hotel
French Police and Students Clash Over Herriot Debates
Clashes erupted as police confronted students near Manthe on Hill and Saint Genevive in protests linked to Herriot. Readings and mobs interrupted streets with shouted demands and scattered arrests reported by local observers.
Modernizing Life of Montana Indians Aims for New Program
The Associated Press reports a Red Cross led experiment to modernize life on two reservations in New Mexico. In cooperation with the bureau, the plan seeks to supplement regular schooling and instill a desire for better homes among Indian children. The effort includes public health and economic work components.
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Associated Press
Washington
Red Grass
Thesroval
Bureau Affairs
New Mexico
Red Cross
Wealthy Scot Returns Home in Steerage
A garbled account from the Associated Press notes a wealthier Scot traveling in steerage on a voyage. The text contains jumbled phrases about a cameraman, Glangew, and Dillion years, with unclear references to scientists and a Cleveland Times-Commer report.
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